Comrade Kamala’s America: Kamala is disadvantaged. The media lies. The deep thoughts of Kamala.
Blackie’s Canada: A Pakistani man in Canada. Hamas at TIFF.
China Virus News: Wuhan lab may have released polio. The Covid lies.
Woke World: The West must fight for it’s history. An iron curtain is descending on us.
Tonight, we offer you a comedic treat: Here’s a Scream Juxtaposition: Sam Kinison (1986) vs. Modern Wokeists
Your most interesting tips of late are appreciated!
My greatest fear is that a Pakistani man living in Toronto might travel to NYC to commit a mass murder of Jews.
Because the blowback against innocent Muslims would be absolutely terrible. *
One possible reason why the marginal consumer is tapped out and reluctant to spend is because he’s no longer employed.
Canada’s unemployment rate jumped to 6.6 per cent in August, Statistics Canada said on Friday, more than economists expected as the labour market added a net 22,100 jobs largely in part-time work.
The unemployment rate is now at its the highest level since May 2017, outside of the COVID-19 pandemic, as job growth has failed to keep up with a surge in Canada’s population.
But not to worry. The Bank of Canada will just slash interest rates and fix everything.
Traders in overnight index swaps boosted bets that the Bank of Canada would need to cut by 50 basis points at its next meeting in October, according to Bloomberg data.
People often share with me, with great exasperation, that they can’t seem to trust anyone any more. I understand this sentiment but share my belies that one can generally trust Robert Barnes and David Freiheit (aka Viva Frei). Such is the case with the recent Tenet Media takedown.
Megyn Kelly and friends seem to have bought in wholesale to the DOJ indictment, convicting Lauren Chen without any qualms. But something smells very odious about this indictment.
Robert Barnes has thoughts:
“If you were a spook operation that had confidence you wouldn’t get caught, then you’d reach out to people like me and Viva.
They didn’t, because we would’ve smelled it 10 miles away!”
Barnes making a very compelling argument that this whole Russiagate 3.0 is quite possibly… pic.twitter.com/lLPfyXh65d
— Viva Frei (@thevivafrei) September 6, 2024
Viva Frei started off his show today about the same. Paul Joseph Watson chimes in.
Update: Dan Bongino is also stating that this is a Deep State psyop.
Blacklock’s- Fear Climate Food Shortages
Canadians fear climate change will lead to food shortages here, says in-house Privy Council research.
Researchers specifically asked focus group participants if they worried about climate change in Canada. Participants were not told the country is self-sufficient in agricultural and seafood production.
Canadian food exports totaled $99 billion last year, by official estimate. Canada is the world’s 8th largest exporter of farm, fish and seafood products. “Canada simply grows more agricultural commodities and produces more food than its population is capable of consuming,” Farm Credit Canada, a federal bank, wrote in a July 26 commentary.
Native Americans weren’t as “kind to the environment" as they’re portrayed in today’s schoolbooks and media.
One example: they set big forest fires to clear land.
“You're burning alive… animals… probably killing members of other tribes,” author Wilfred Reilly points out. pic.twitter.com/Yc4hDQBWLI
— John Stossel (@JohnStossel) September 4, 2024
Peer reviewed journal confirming another “conspiracy theory”.
John Campbell- Good Morning
International Journal of Vaccine Theory, Practice, and Research- Real-Time Self-Assembly of Stereomicroscopically Visible Artificial Constructions in Incubated Specimens of mRNA Products Mainly from Pfizer and Moderna: A Comprehensive Longitudinal Study
Observable real-time injuries at the cellular level in recipients of the “safe and effective” COVID-19 injectables are documented here for the first time with the presentation of a comprehensive description and analysis of observed phenomena.
In addition to cellular toxicity, our findings reveal numerous — on the order of 3~4 x 106 per milliliter of the injectable — visible artificial self-assembling entities ranging from about 1 to 100 µm, or greater, of many different shapes. There were animated worm-like entities, discs, chains, spirals, tubes, right-angle structures containing other artificial entities within them, and so forth.
They resembled carbon nanotube filaments, ribbons, and tapes, some appearing as transparent, thin, flat membranes, and others as three-dimensional spirals, and beaded chains. Some of these seemed to appear and then disappear over time. Our observations suggest the presence of some kind of nanotechnology in the COVID-19 injectables.
Note (from Kate) – the Journal in question seems sketchier than the mainstream sketchy journals, so proceed accordingly. More in the comments.
Volvo has announced it will abandon its ambitious plan to sell only fully electric cars by 2030.
The Swedish company announced on Wednesday it is now aiming for 90-100 per cent of its global sales to be either pure electric or plug-in hybrid at that point.
It said this will “allow for a limited number of mild hybrid models to be sold, if needed”.
It’s astounding that even one American wants more of this.
The federal government approved a sharp spike in large corporate writeoffs last year, with 11 companies receiving $1.2-billion in combined writeoffs for tax debt and other financial obligations, new figures show.
The 11 companies accounted for nearly a quarter of the $4.9-billion in writeoffs approved last year, which covered a 1½ million cases of corporate and individual writeoffs.
Citing privacy reasons, the Canada Revenue Agency is not identifying the businesses and individuals who had their debts waived. The CRA can write off debts owed to the government for a wide range of reasons, such as bankruptcy, extraordinary circumstances or financial hardship.
Conservative MP and revenue critic Adam Chambers said Ottawa should name those who are receiving large writeoffs and questioned why they are rising even as the agency’s budget and staffing levels are increasing.
National Revenue Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau recently provided a breakdown of writeoff statistics in response to a written parliamentary request by Conservative Senator David Wells.
The figures show the CRA approved $4.9-billion in writeoffs in the 2023-24 fiscal year that ended in March. That was the highest amount over the past nine fiscal years that were disclosed. The breakdowns indicate that the value of the writeoffs is heavily weighted toward a small number of large cases.
The figures cover writeoffs and waivers of tax debts and other obligations under the Financial Administration Act (FAA), the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act, the Excise Tax Act and the Income Tax Act. The vast majority of the writeoffs were approved under the FAA.
The minister’s answer to the Senate states that the agency is prevented under legislation in some cases from releasing data where a person could be directly or indirectly identified.
The documents show that the average writeoff for the top five highest amounts under the FAA was $204.4-million, meaning more than $1-billion in writeoffs for just five taxpayers. The CRA would not say whether all five taxpayers were corporations, saying in an e-mail that it is possible an individual is part of the top five grouping but could not confirm for privacy reasons.
Mr. Chambers said Canadians should know which taxpayers have received large writeoffs from Ottawa.
He said the nearly $5-billion in total writeoffs, of which more than $1-billion applies to just five cases, is very concerning. He also questions why such large writeoffs have been approved at a time when the same agency is chasing down small businesses and individuals for ineligible pandemic benefit payments such as the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) that are much smaller in size.
“We’re talking about corporations that are getting writeoffs to the tune of hundreds of millions of dollars. There should be more transparency about how that is working,” he said.
“It raises questions about who they are. Do they have connections? Are they well represented by lobbyists?“ he asked. “Why are we having record amounts of writeoffs?”
Woke World: Paul Joseph Watson – It’s catching on like wildfire. May Gaia be with you. Rainbow privilege.
Comrade Kamala’s America: The truth about Kamala. Douglas Murray – Antisemitism in New York.
Blackie’s Canada: Another whiny Indian story at the CBC. Trudeau’s immigrants. Green slush fund.
And from the Bee.
Including how to climb volcanoes; a notable hair-care regime; a test of blue perception; and several pressing questions – among which, “Will Newquay ban beatniks?”
We finish up this first work week of September with episode 5 of New York State of Crime. This last one is called Interview with filmmaker Alex Gibney.
Wishing you a great weekend!
Toronto Star: The federal Liberal party’s national campaign director is quitting, the Star has learned. Jeremy Broadhurst privately told Prime Minister Justin Trudeau last month he is leaving, according to several Liberal sources.
Big, if true.
Just spoke with my staffer buddy—total chaos. No bevies today. Trudeau knows he's finished, but Jagmeet’s move blindsided him so hard, he's now thinking about calling an election himself *before* the golden pension day—out of sheer spite. But that could potentially cause a lot…
— TD Leaker (@TdLeaker) September 4, 2024
So much for “normalizing” interest rates. When even the mainstream financial media is picking up on the idea that interest rates are not only going to fall, but fall quickly, you just know that a recession is baked in the cake.
Billionaire John Paulson said the Federal Reserve has waited too long to cut interest rates and expects the central bank to lower them in the months ahead.
By the end of next year, “my best guesstimate would be around 3%, perhaps 2.5%” for the federal funds rate, Paulson, 68, said in an interview on Bloomberg Television.
The 2024 Cheat and What’s Being Done About It
After engineer and data scientist Kim Brooks worked on cleaning the voter rolls in Georgia for a year, she realized she was on a stationary bicycle. She’d clear a name for various reasons, dead, felon, stolen ID, living at a seasonal campground for twenty years, duplicate, moved out of state, 200 years old, etc., and back it would come within a month. At that juncture she realized that a program within the Georgia voter registration database was methodically adding back fake names.
She looked deeper. For new registrants, the culprit was principally Driver’s Services creating new registrations and in this case, the manufacturer was a person, or persons. Within the government office, someone was stealing names and duplicating, even tripling that person’s vote and then forging their signature. Sometimes it was someone who just died, or a teacher who had no voting record. In the case of a nurse who died in 2022 with three registrations, she was registered to vote in two counties, and all three of her voted in the 2022 election and the 2024 primary. Each signature was slightly different, the last three letters spelled, ly, ley, and lley
This operation works under AVR, or automatic voter registration, and is being used to register migrants. They will not vote, but their names have been entered into the Voter Registration database when they apply for a driver’s license and their vote will be voted for them. I imagine that this is repeating something everyone knows, but the borders are open for precisely this reason, so the Democrat/RINO machine can steal their votes. By the way, the process for advancing permanent residency has been cut from 11 months to two.
In 2020, twenty states used operation AVR. Of those, Trump lost 18.