The deep thoughts of Kamala Harris. And Douglas Murray on the Harris interview.
Saturday On Turtle Island
Queen Kamala’s America: Her first interview. The trans medical scandal. Walz struggles with grammar and lies. Kween Kamala is still dodging democratic scrutiny. Kamala’s pastor.
Blackie’s Canada: Don’t upset the Drag Queens. Celebrating Hamas in Canada. The unmarked graves saga continues.
Today In Islam: Turkey vs Greek Christians. The Palestinian delusion. Paul Joseph Watson – You may have seen this coming.
August 31, 2024: Reader Tips
On this final day of August, we present a 1981 documentary entitled This is London.
Your somewhat more recent news tips are always appreciated!
Let Us Pay Homage To The Las Vegas Nostradamus
“I’ve just flown in from California, where they’ve made homosexuality legal. I thought I’d get out before they make it compulsory.” – Bob Hope
Let That Sink In
Good Luck And Godspeed
Blacklock’s- Note From Blacklock’s Editor
Our counsel today will file notice of appeal in Blacklock’s Reporter v. Attorney General. We challenge a May 31 ruling by a federal judge. The outcome will determine the viability of independent media in our country.
If Women Ran The World
What’s good for the gander, is good for the goose.
I Want A New Country
The Supreme Court Of Shut Up And Do As You’re Ordered, Peasant.
Let’s call this what it is: a shocking abandonment of judicial duty and a blatant disregard for Canadians’ fundamental rights. The Supreme Court of Canada has just refused to hear two critical cases that challenged the federal COVID vaccine travel mandate. This isn’t just a legal technicality. It’s a clear message from the highest court in the land: “We’re not interested in defending your freedoms. We’d rather sidestep controversy and protect government overreach.”
The cases in question, Peckford et al. v. Canada and Hon. Maxime Bernier v. Canada, were crucial tests of the limits of government power. The Honourable Brian Peckford, the last living signer of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and Maxime Bernier, leader of the People’s Party of Canada, stood up to challenge the draconian mandates that the Trudeau government imposed. These mandates effectively barred unvaccinated Canadians from traveling — a blatant violation of mobility rights under the Charter. Yet, the Supreme Court has chosen to declare these cases “moot,” arguing that since the mandates have been lifted, there’s no point in reviewing their legality.
Such Nice Boys
I’m glad they’ll get the chance to enjoy the long weekend.
CP24- Durham police arrest 32 people, lay 184 charges after six-month long investigation
Spending Your Money
Toronto Star- Canada Pension Plan investment board to spend estimated $300 million-plus on its lavish new office at CIBC Square
The money to pay for the move will come out of returns on the reserve fund for the Canada Pension Plan, which more than 22 million Canadian workers must contribute to by law.
Show Me The Man
Telegram is not just a popular text messaging app; it is an ecosystem that also includes news and expert channels, photo and video sharing, and online communities of all kinds—from local to professional to hobbyist. The app offers encrypted communication that is impossible to crack. The feature seems to be attractive to criminals and terrorists. But regular people—almost 1 billion of them around the world—also enjoy Telegram. To compare: X/Twitter has about 340 million monthly users. Telegram is used by 45% of online users in India, almost 40% in Brazil, 34% in Mexico, and so on.
There is one more specific category of users that particularly values encrypted messaging: political dissidents and protesters. Telegram played a significant role in the 2017-2018 Iranian protests, as more than half of the population there uses the app. The 2020-2021 anti-Lukashenko protests in Belarus were even labeled the “Telegram Revolution,” mirroring the “Twitter revolutions” of 2009-2011.
But there is also another big player in the field: the state. The state wants to know what criminals and terrorists are doing, but also what protesters and regular folks are up to. And so do corporations. As the latest memes go, “Mark Zuckerberg sells people’s personal information, and he is a free man. Pavel Durov doesn’t, and he is in the jail.”
Oop’s
Blacklock’s- Migrant Labour Is No Model
Employers should not rely on migrant labour as a business model, Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland said yesterday. Cabinet is restoring 2014 regulations introduced by then-Employment Minister Jason Kenney that limit foreign workers to 10 percent of payroll.
“At the end of the day, if you as a business think you need more we have some real concerns about your business model,” Freeland told reporters.
Dispatches from the Maple Gulag Truck Stop
Yesterday evening, Thursday August 29, saw the end of sentencing hearings for Tony Olienick and Chris Carbert at Court of King’s Bench in Lethbridge, Alberta. Those hearings lasted four days, with both the Crown and Defense presenting various arguments for what they believed would be appropriate sentences regards the minor charges both men were found ‘guilty’ of in relation to the major charge of ‘conspiring to murder police officers’, for which they were found NOT GUILTY.
Final sentencing has been adjourned until September 9th, as briefs were submitted by the defense late on Wednesday evening, to my mind possibly related to the very concerning rhetoric of Justice Labrenz which was heard on Tuesday.
Friday On Turtle Island
Comrade Kamala’s America: California is a center of political corruption. Dr. Phil interviews Trump. California or Florida. Kamala’s racist pastor.
Blackie’s Canada: Pro-Hamas Liberals in Montreal. Pierre taunts Justin’s lapdog.
Today In Islam: Jewish festival cancelled. Islamic outreach. The dictator of Turkey.
Global Warming Scam News: A shocking claim. Your morning bit of humour.
Oddments For The Weekend
Including the removal of earwax and other objects; a suboptimal situation; a spa day takes a turn; a bold attempt at pilfering; and the thrill of phone mites.
August 30, 2024: Reader Tips
This evening, we present a 1953 film called Stalag 17.
Your best tips of late are welcome here!
It’s Probably Nothing
Finally, a Cure for TDS?
Wow! @NicoleShanahan just dropped a BRUTAL public service announcement on TDS.
This is amazing! pic.twitter.com/TzusQfiDI1
— The Vigilant Fox (@VigilantFox) August 29, 2024
Tonight on Fight Night
I’m Out
Telegraph- Boss of ‘Europe’s answer to Tesla’ quits after sales slump
His resignation comes after sales of the Swedish company’s upmarket electric cars slumped. Global volumes fell 40pc in the first quarter of 2024 to 7,221, down from 12,076 the previous year.
The carmaker, headquartered in Gothenburg in Sweden, lost close to $1.5bn over the course of 2023.