Thursday On Turtle Island

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China Carney’s Canada:    Being white problematic.    At the Bee.    No real alternative.    934 Muslim prayer rooms.    Carney’s Choo Choo train.

The Democratic Party’s America:    Victor Davis Hanson – The midterms.    We are all CNN.    Fake Palestinians.

Stories You Won’t Find At Carney’s CBC:    Moderate Muslims.    Drag Queens for Gaza.    Paul Joseph Watson – Everyone is sick of them and we can’t live with these people.    A dirty secret.

Your morning meme.        Another meme.

Climate Marxism

Canada’s Bolsheviks Climate Cult nannystate Y2Kyoto 30 Comments

So Doctor Fruit Fly is frustrated and angry with our new PM? If only Carney would give him a lot more to get angry about.

Suzuki, 90, retired from hosting the show four years ago, but still wants to talk to Canadians about the environment. This time though, the educational message is tinged with exasperation.

Canadians and people around the world have their priorities wrong, he said.

“So if that doesn’t tell you right there what kind of a f–ked-up system we have, that is exploiting the very things that keep us alive. And we don’t put any value on it.”

On the Origins of Peanut Allergy

Science Unsettled Science 25 Comments

The epidemiology of peanut allergy is interesting to begin with. It’s not much of a problem in most of the world. Only in America—where roughly 1% of children are thought to be affected, and maybe a dozen people die annually from it—are schoolchildren forbidden from bringing a PB&J to lunch, for fear of endangering a classmate’s life.

So what makes the USA different? […]

Regular readers will know that I’m skeptical of some modern industrial agricultural practices, e.g. killing plants with chemical herbicides and then eating them. So naturally, my first instinct was to wonder: did they approve a weird new pesticide for use on peanuts in 1980? Maybe eating peanuts laced with some chemical toxin could train the body into thinking they’re bad business.

I did a quick search along those lines—something like peanut agricultural approval 1980. I didn’t find anything like what I was expecting. Instead, I got a slew of hits in the form of old newspaper articles, all reporting on something called the “Great Peanut Crisis of 1980”.

The Masochistic Economy

entitlement generation Gradually Then Suddenly It's Probably Nothing nannystate 7 Comments

Economies with fiat currencies will always have a tough time handling higher interest rates, given the exponential growth in debt that necessarily goes along with fiat. The insatiable demand from low IQ voters for more free stuff doesn’t help either. Nonetheless, it looks like we’re in for more rate hikes in the near future. Hold onto your hats, folks.

“Further policy adjustments are likely to be needed to ensure inflation comes down to target in a timely fashion,” Barr said in a speech in Chicago. “Inflation is above our 2% target and not clearly trending toward target in a timely way. Moreover, risks to achieving our inflation target have increased, while risks to the labor market have receded.”

To make matters worse, we now have a seven percent solution for the US housing market.

Completely Out of Touch

Baiting The Left Insufferable Twits The Deplorables 24 Comments

Jacob Rees-Mogg is an elitist pompous ass:

For years, successive UK governments have ignored the will of the people, especially ignoring the best interests of young white men more than any other group. But now, suddenly they need them again … to be slaughtered by drones in Ukraine.

When Chairman Carney and his cabal demand that your children and grandchildren go fight in Ukraine, will you be supportive of such conscription?

Y2Kyoto: Climate Justice

Democrats Y2Kyoto 4 Comments

Busted.

A group housed at the New York University School of Law and backed by billionaire climate activist Michael Bloomberg quietly closed its doors in late August amid congressional scrutiny into its funding and operations. The so-called State Energy and Environmental Impact Center’s signature initiative involved placing paid, climate-focused “fellows” in Democrat-controlled state attorney general offices nationwide as those offices sued the oil industry and other energy providers.

The center’s sudden closure comes as a surprise: It continued to update its public database tracking state attorney general actions relevant to its climate priorities until Aug. 31, the date of its apparent closure. […]

The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee opened an investigation into the center last year, stating that its activities “raise questions as to whether participating state attorneys general are acting on independent judgement to best serve the interests of their states’ citizens.”

“The Bloomberg-NYU program effectively offers states partisan money from a billionaire to carry out official functions of their offices,” the panel wrote at the time. Bloomberg, it continued, “disguises his donations as ‘philanthropy'” and uses the impact center as a mechanism “to skirt legislative bodies and effect partisan policy.”

Canadian Liberal Boomer Exposed

Baiting The Left The Libranos The Tolerant Left 22 Comments

I’ve rarely seen a more callous person than this woman responding to Andrew Lawton:

A quick review of her X feed reveals all. Such folks are the reason why the Liberals keep getting reelected. It doesn’t matter how much damage is done to Canada and their fellow Canadians. They simply don’t care.

Wednesday On Turtle Island

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Carnival Carney’s Canada:    Euthanised in Canada.    Purging Christian symbols.    It’s only money.    No dirty jokes in Carney’s feminist military.    100 million for Hamas supporters. (CBC)

The Democratic Party’s America:    Victor Davis Hanson – The AI panic.    Alteration agreements.    Dems want Trump dead.

Stories You Won’t Find At Carney’s CBC:    Muslim groups influencing public life.    Rave in the nave.    I sat down with a communist.    Paul Joseph Watson – He wasn’t expecting this.

And at the Bee.

Flaming Solar Farms

Climate Cult Drill, Baby, Drill There Goes The Narrative 12 Comments

The 21st century version of the Springfield Tire Fire. I can’t wait for the day when solar arrays dot the landscape. Can you?

A fire at a solar farm in western P.E.I. is out after some battery cells burned, smouldered and flared up for two weeks.

On the day the fire started, which was the Labour Day holiday, a shelter-in-place order was issued, as well as a voluntary evacuation notice, and some roads were closed. Two schools were closed the following day.

 

How about we quintuple that?

Drill, Baby, Drill 26 Comments

Premier Scott Moe talks a lot about increasing oil production from 450,000 barrels per day to 600,000. It looks like Strathcona Resources will be a huge part of that increast (about a third), if they are successful in their plans. And that’s all in northwest Saskatchewan.

Strathcona Resources opens Meota Central SAGD facility, with big plans for more to come

Also, some pieces from Canadian Press on the new Build Canada Strong Act:

Liberals table bill to speed up major project approvals, avert labour disruptions

Five things to know about the Liberals’ new Building Canada Strong Act

And some more on the whole potash thing:

Moe warns ‘blood potash’ part of Trump’s planned deal with Belarus to thwart Canada

 

 

I, For One, Welcome Our New Self-Driving Overlords

AI Children R Our Future 10 Comments

Halls of higher lerning.

Stanford Residential & Dining Enterprises recently used AI to change the races of the students it included in its advertisements. AI was also used to noticeably slim down and alter students’ faces.

On his journey to campus, Stanford student Billy Ramirez ’27 was sent an image he recalled a Stanford photographer taking. Upon closer examination, he noticed that he had been removed from the photo and replaced by a AI-generated black woman.

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