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Trudeau Establishes Death On Demand As The Law Of The Land

In June 2016, the Parliament of Canada passed federal legislation to allow eligible Canadian adults to request medical assistance in dying. Thus it was that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau became our nation’s founder of euthanasia policy.

Since this fateful moment, euthanasia laws have quietly expanded in scope. With assistance from media, most Canadians remain unaware of moribund details outlining Canada’s federal and provincial assisted dying policies.

An Ontario Doctor Says ERs Are More Stressed Than He’s Ever Seen. Data Backs It Up

Patients in emergency rooms around Ontario are waiting record lengths of time to get admitted to hospital, a situation medical professionals say only appears to be getting worse.

The trend is particularly worrisome for hospitals because it’s happening despite a diminishing COVID-19 caseload, and because it comes at a time of year when the burden on emergency departments usually eases.

More than two years into the pandemic, the wait times are a sign of just how chronically strained the province’s hospitals have become.

Fully Vaccinated Account For 4 In Every 5 Covid-19 Deaths Since February In Canada

The Government of Canada has confirmed that the vaccinated population account for 4 in every 5 Covid-19 deaths to have occurred across the country since the middle of February 2022, and 70% of those deaths have been among the triple vaccinated population.

Africa Hunger Crisis: 100 Million People Are Now Struggling To Eat

Right now, communities across Africa including in Kenya, Nigeria, Ethiopia and Somalia are facing the worst food crisis seen in 40 years.

Global factors such as the escalating conflict in Ukraine, inflation around the world and a surge in global food prices have caused devastating ripples across the globe.

But they are hitting great swathes of Africa particularly hard.

Biden Gives Kamala Harris Another Job: VP Will Now Head An Online Harassment Task Force To Add To Her Portfolio That Includes The Border And Voting Rights

The administration said the task force was being launched ‘to address online harms, which disproportionately affect women, girls, people of color, and LGBTQI+ individuals.’

It’s the latest task to be handed to Harris, who has a full plate of issues she leads for the Biden administration, including defending voting rights and examining the root cause of migration.

Food Shortage Worries Grow As Pennsylvania Farmers Are ‘Crushed’ By Record Diesel Prices

Farmers are being “crushed” by the record cost of diesel – to the point where a food crisis may loom, according to the Morning Call in Allentown, Pennsylvania.

A Lehigh County farmer stated, “I’ve got a tractor hooked up to my corn planter out here, no diesel fuel, and I can’t afford to get any.”

Record diesel fuel prices are pushing farmers to the brink and may affect food availability, says farmer Kyle Kotzmoyer, who represents the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau. “We have reached that point to where it is very close to being a sinking ship,” said Kotzmoyer in testimony to the Pennsylvania legislature on June 14. “We are teetering on the edge right now.”

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Vaccine was on the way BEFORE Covid was confirmed – Part 1

Human system cells molecular structure illustration and doctor hold vaccine

ON January 23, 2020, the pharmaceutical giant Moderna and the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness (CEPI) signed a $1million funding agreement to begin manufacturing a Covid-19 vaccine.

In an associated press release, Dr Richard Hatchett, CEPI’s Chief Executive Officer stated: ‘CEPI has moved with great urgency and in coordination with WHO [World Health Organisation], who is leading the development of a coordinated international response, to promote the development of new vaccines against the emerging threat of nCoV-2019.’ 

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‘The Russians said beatings were my re-education’

Andriy watched anxiously as Russian soldiers connected his mobile to their computer, trying to restore some files. Andriy, a 28-year-old marketing officer, was attempting to leave Mariupol. He had deleted everything he thought a Russian soldier could use against him, such as text messages discussing Russia’s invasion of Ukraine or photos of the devastation in his city caused by weeks of relentless shelling.

But the internet in Mariupol, a once bustling port in southern Ukraine, had been cut off as part of the siege imposed by Russia, and Andriy had not been able to take down some of his social media posts. He remembered the first days of the war, when he had shared some anti-Russian messages and speeches from the Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky. “I’m screwed,” he thought.

The soldiers, Andriy said, already had their focus on him.

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Is War Really Coming to Taiwan?

Parallels have been drawn between the war in Ukraine and a potential Chinese invasion of Taiwan. While these situations differ in many respects, both countries exist outside of a collective security apparatus like NATO, and both face existential threats posed by much larger and hostile neighbors. Lacking nuclear weapons and outgunned in conventional terms, both the Ukrainian and Taiwanese militaries have little choice but to wage asymmetric warfare. Yet few people truly know, let alone understand, Taiwan’s current defense policy and the path forward.

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The UN is powerless to control rogue states

Its failure to rein in North Korea lays bare our anarchic global order

Crises are engulfing international politics, most recently with Russia’s blatant disregarding of international law in Ukraine and with North Korea’s consistent breaching of the nuclear non-proliferation norm. But at a time when states are acting outside of the rules-based system, our main forum for regulating these violations, the UN, is demonstrating its limited power to enforce or control rogue behaviour.

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Who Decided David Hogg Is Newsworthy?

David Hogg – Ferret Faced Fraud

David Hogg was trying to thrust himself into the media spotlight long before the infamous 2018 shooting at Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. His first brush with fame came in 2017 when he recorded a friend having a minor confrontation with a lifeguard at Redondo Beach in California. Hogg’s video went viral. As a result, he tasted his first thirty seconds of fame.

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In call with Twitter staff, Elon Musk muses on space aliens, company’s future

June 16 (Reuters) – Elon Musk addressed Twitter (TWTR.N) employees for the first time on Thursday, expressing his view that Twitter would need to cut its headcount, but offering few other new details about his $44 billion planned takeover of the social media company.

Musk appeared via video call 10 minutes late to what turned out to be a freewheeling question and answer session moderated by a Twitter executive, in which Musk mused about the existence of aliens and other space civilizations and his view that Twitter should help “civilization and consciousness.”

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Police group sues Biden administration over Border Patrol ‘whipping’ investigation

A national law enforcement organization has sued the Biden administration’s top border officials for withholding information about how the White House handled a 2021 incident in which President Joe Biden accused Border Patrol agents of whipping migrants.

The National Police Association announced Thursday morning that it had filed a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security and its U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency for failing to respond to a February request for all records regarding CBP’s investigation into the Del Rio, Texas, incident last September.

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These ‘January 6’ hearings are a farce

The Democrats’ attempt to portray the Capitol riot as an ‘insurrection’ looks increasingly desperate.

The House select committee investigating the Capitol riot in Washington, DC on 6 January 2021 began its hearings last week. So far these have offered a vivid reminder of Donald Trump’s disgraceful attempt to overturn the 2020 presidential election result. At the same time, the committee reminds us how the Democrats are incapable of convincingly prosecuting the case against Trump and winning people over to their side.

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‘Peace Circles’ Instead of Prisons Lead to Shootouts in Chicago

It’ll take a hell of a peace circle to raise the dead.

1,120 people have been shot this year in Chicago and 282 people have been murdered. Yesterday, four people were shot and killed in four hours in just another Wednesday.

Good thing the city has “peace circles”.

Police defunders have been tasked with coming up with “restorative justice” alternatives to the three P’s, police, prosecutors, and prisons, that ask criminals to apologize to their victims.

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The Satanic Temple comes to Boston

Devil worshippers for free speech? Not quite.

The Satanic Temple is petitioning the City of Boston to fly their newly designed Satanic flag over City Hall. After a court ruled that the city had to fly a Christian group’s flag, the Temple insisted that it also had the right to display its banner during “Satanic Appreciation Week” from July 23 to 29.

According to Lucien Greaves, the Temple’s founder, “A public forum that allows for religious expression can either announce a dedication to religious pluralism or it can signal a decline into theocracy by allowing public representatives to dictate limits on the civic capacities of some religious identities by exercising exclusive preference for others.”

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Chrystia Freeland slams Pierre Poilievre as ‘economically illiterate’

OTTAWA — Canada got a taste Thursday of what a head-to-head political fight between two people believed to want the country’s top political job — the post of prime minister — would look like.

Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland lambasted Pierre Poilievre — the front-running candidate for the Conservative party’s top job — for his attacks on the central bank and his promise to fire its governor, Tiff Macklem, if he becomes prime minister.

I want them to oil wrestle, winner takes all.

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JIVANI: I do not accept Toronto Police Chief James Ramer’s apology

Liberal elites who benefit from the institutional status quo have fallen in love with the term systemic racism because it doesn’t lead to substantive changes.

On Wednesday morning, Toronto Police Chief James Ramer issued a formal apology to Black people in response to new race-based data on police use-of-force and strip searches.

“The release of this data will cause pain for many,” Ramer said. “Your concerns have deep roots that go beyond the release of today’s report. We must improve; we will do better.”

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