Apart from the bizarre notion that educators should set aside one month to salute the historical achievements of one race apart from and above the historical achievements of other races, Black History Month appears to omit a lot of black history.
FUREY: Canada made pandemic playbooks — and we’re not following them
It’s quite something to look back and see what Canada’s response to a pandemic was supposed to be and then compare it to what we’ve actually being doing to deal with COVID-19.
There’s one recurring theme that comes across when you study the various pandemic preparedness documents that have been put together by different levels of governments in recent years: It’s that they all anticipate a situation worse than the one that is currently unfolding, but they call for less restrictive measures than the ones that have now been enacted.
Supreme Court to determine if police can enter a house and take guns without obtaining a warrant
In a case that could have wide-ranging effects on policing in America, the United States Supreme Court will hear arguments next month to decide if police can make warrantless searches of a private residence under the “community caretaking” doctrine.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Pens Encyclopedic Account Of Bill Gates’ ‘Neo-Feudalism’
Lawyer Robert F. Kennedy Jr., son of Robert F. Kennedy and the nephew of former U.S. president John F. Kennedy, has penned a comprehensive account of Bill Gates’ attempt to monopolise and dominate global food production, labelling it “a dark form of philanthrocapitalism based on biopiracy and corporate biopiracy.”
Why are the Democrats Acting So Guilty?
Now that we’ve reached the post-inauguration stage of our peaceful transition of power, one person in America needs a full audit of the election more than anyone — President Asterisk. How can the Harris/Biden administration effectively govern when nearly half of their constituents question the election? There’s only so much the administration can do with executive orders — orders which will be cancelled when the next president is elected. They need legislation to achieve permanence in their policies. That legislation is not possible without the consent of the governed — unless they consider our consent an obsolete notion from an irrelevant Constitution.
Technocrats Prepare To Meet A Never-Ending Parade Of Biological Threats
COVID-19 is just the beginning of a never-ending series of bio-tyranny events that will pound citizens of the world into complete submission and subservience. The threats themselves are not so much the problems but their response to them is. Technocrats are dedicated to the “science of social engineering”.
Chinese satirist depicts Justin Trudeau as supervillainess Harley Quinn
According to the South China Morning Post, an online artist named Wuheqilin recently put out an illustration featuring Trudeau as the comic and movie character, complete with makeup and fishnet stockings.
New proposed assisted-dying law is ‘racist,’ says disability rights activist
Sarah Jama of the Disability Justice Network of Ontario says senators and MPs are supporting a new law that would expand the access to medical assistance in dying because they have not grappled with the consequences of medical racism.
A breakdown of Canada’s hotels and isolation sites
As concerns about internationally imported COVID-19 variants hit closer to home, public health authorities are asking — and increasingly, ordering — people to find alternative accommodations so they can self-isolate safely.
Biden’s Military Transgender Policy Will Inflict Massive Damage on the Military
“Back to Private Daniel/Danielle. The 2018 Defense Department study of transgender soldiers noted that those soldiers admitted after President Obama ended the transgender ban in 2016 not only used far more medical resources than were readily available, but required active units to dip into their Operations, Training, and Maintenance (OTM) funds to pay for the costs for Private Daniel to become Private Danielle. “
Trump’s Defense Brief Eviscerates the Democrats’ Case for Impeachment
On Monday, former President Donald Trump’s lawyers, Bruce L. Castor Jr., and David Schoen, filed the official defense brief for his second impeachment trial, which begins on Tuesday. The brief makes five powerful arguments for the president’s acquittal, eviscerating the Democrats’ case.
Leaked audio reveals top WHO officials ‘secretly criticised China for not providing information about coronavirus in the early days of the pandemic’
Top officials at the World Health Organization (WHO) secretly criticised China for not providing information about the novel coronavirus in the early days of the pandemic, leaked audio files have revealed.
The recordings, published by Indian TV channel WION, purportedly showed how WHO executives complained about Beijing’s refusal to release critical data in January last year.
But in the same month, the WHO’s Director-General publicly lauded Chinese President Xi and his government for their effort to battle against the disease.
Their silence makes the WHO complicit.
The Reichstag Fire of the Democrats
A pretext for political terror.
There are thousands of soldiers outside Congress and political terror inside its halls. That political terror isn’t coming from a QAnon Shaman who only eats organic food, but from the Democrats who are using a manufactured state of emergency to purge the opposition.
Democrats deployed 26,000 troops to Washington D.C. at a cost of $500 million. Thousands of soldiers, authorized to use deadly force as they were forbidden to do either at the border or during the Black Lives Matter assault on the White House, will stay to fight an imaginary threat.
Hungary: West Must Solve ‘Demographic Crisis‘ or ‘Europe Will Be Lost‘
Hungary’s minister for families believes that “the demographic crisis of the Western world” is one of its greatest challenges, and that without serious action to support parents “Europe will be lost.”
Discussing some of the wider issues around Hungary’s world-leading programme of support for people to have families — as an alternative to mass migration, which the country’s conservative government sees as undesirable due to the long-term impact on social cohesion and the national culture — Minister Novák dismissed any suggestion that the policies are “leftist” merely because they involve state support.
China’s plan for medical domination
If there’s another pandemic, the West could be dependent on Beijing for vaccine development
Deborah Green1 has just made a life-or-death decision — and she isn’t happy about it. “We have two cancer drugs in development and we had to choose which one would move up to the next level,” she says. “We made our choice, but you can’t help wondering how many lives might have been saved by the other one.”
Meet Carl Hart: parent, Columbia professor – and heroin user
“I am now entering my fifth year as a regular heroin user,” writes Carl Hart in his revelatory new book, Drug Use for Grown-Ups. Fifty-four-year-old Hart is the Ziff professor of psychology at Columbia University. Regular heroin use and high academic achievement are not two pursuits that we expect to see in the same life story. At least not openly. Heroin is by popular consensus the worst of drugs, the one that leaves users hopelessly strung-out and slavishly addicted. How can you be a regular user and hold down a prestigious Ivy League professorship? And why would you admit to it?
As Hart continues: “I do not have a drug-use problem. Never have. Each day, I meet my parental, personal and professional responsibilities. I pay my taxes, serve as a volunteer in my community on a regular basis and contribute to the global community as an informed and engaged citizen. I am better for my drug use.”
Islamists want to scare us into submission
A French philosophy teacher has been put under police protection after he paid tribute to slain teacher Samuel Paty.
Toronto: ‘We will take appropriate enforcement action,’ officials say about businesses that plan to reopen Thursday despite lockdown rules
City officials say they are “prepared to respond as required” against businesses that say they intend on reopening Thursday, despite provincial health orders.
“We will take appropriate enforcement action against any business that operates in contravention of the regulations governing the operation of non-essential businesses as we have done throughout the pandemic,” fire Chief Matthew Pegg said Monday during a COVID-19 briefing. Pegg leads the city’s emergency operations.
A number of businesses have announced their intent to reopen through a group called “We Are All Essential,” which plans to defy COVID-19 rules.
Businesses listed on the site include Toronto’s Adamson Barbecue, whose owner was previously arrested and charged after reopening the restaurant.
Jonathan Kay: Hurting Indigenous academics with good intentions
The sad story of a UBC professor shows what happens when people and topics are insulated from criticism
…Convinced that the school and the whistle-blowers were engaged in a “corrupt” scheme, inspired by a legacy of “colonial genocide,” she dedicated her last lecture to a host of conspiracy theories — chemtrails, COVID-19 vaccines — sometimes launching into fits of laughter, denunciations of named unsupportive colleagues (Indigenous and non-Indigenous alike), and tangents about her tragically unsuccessful personal relationships.
Surreally, at the 48-minute mark of the recording, she and the students are all heard simultaneously receiving the email news of her being placed on administrative leave. It’s difficult to listen to her reaction. Yet Wolf herself seems anxious to publicize her plight, declaring that she wants her case to be “national news.”
‘This is … weird’: President Biden gets a little flirtatious with a nurse during virtual COVID-19 vaccination site visit
Obviously, Biden couldn’t have done much touching and sniffing during a virtual visit to a COVID-19 vaccination site in Arizona with Vice President Kamala Harris, but he still managed to compliment one of the nurses there on her looks even though she was wearing a mask.