-- "Parliamentary Budget Officer Yves Giroux reported in 2023 that despite the rapid increase in the size of the federal public service, the Trudeau government was also spending $21.4 billion annually hiring outside help – 106% more than the $10.4 billion spent when Trudeau took power in 2015." --
-- "Idaho student murders suspect Bryan Kohberger has accepted a plea deal to spare his life in exchange for a guilty plea in the murders of four University of Idaho students." --Nota bene...
-- "The family of Kaylee Goncalves says, 'We are beyond furious at the State of Idaho. They have failed us.' The family was not consulted by prosecutors before the deal was struck." --
-- "The National Diversity Council, a prominent diversity, equity, and inclusion nonprofit declared bankruptcy this month after its board accused its founder, R. Dennis Kennedy and top employees of stealing millions of dollars." --
-- "Stephanie Dowells, a 62-year-old grandmother was killed while having an overnight 'conjugal visit' with her convicted murderer husband David Brinson at a California prison. Brinson, 54, was found guilty of killing four men in 1993. He has not been charged with his wife's murder." --And there's this...
-- "Cierra Stockard was swimming with the gentle sea creatures during spring break when one of the animals lifted her into the air — and she fell, landing on the dolphin’s dorsal fin." --And this.
-- "Moore published a lengthy blog post on Tuesday titled, ‘Our Muslim Boy Wonder,’ in which he warned that by deporting illegal immigrants, the U.S. may miss out on the person who could cure cancer." --You can trust the folks who come from the 'Land of Make-Believe.'
-- "Cameron J. Talley, the lawyer for Orange County Superior Court Judge Jeffrey Ferguson acknowledged Monday that his client fired the deadly shot that killed his wife but contended it was an accident." --
-- "A black, queer woman will play the part of Jesus Christ in 'Jesus Christ Superstar' at this summer at the Hollywood Bowl. Cynthia Erivo, 37, who played Elphaba in film production of 'Wicked' identifies as queer and bisexual." --Oh... it gets better.
-- "The appointment of singer-songwriter Buffy Sainte-Marie to the Order of Canada has been terminated by Gov. Gen. Mary Simon. The move comes after a CBC report in 2023 questioned Sainte-Marie’s Indigenous heritage, saying it found a birth certificate for 'Beverley Jean Santamaria' that indicated she was born in 1941 in Massachusetts." --It gets better...
-- "Family members in the U.S. told CBC that Sainte-Marie was not adopted and doesn’t have Indigenous ancestry." --
-- "The number of ER visits over the last decade have increased by more than 285% while the number of opioid overdose deaths have increased by more than 290%. There is no system in the world, except one driven by blind partisanship or ideology, where those kinds of numbers are considered a success." --Remember John Tory on Toronto's gangbanger gun violence?
-- “I think that kind of talk about sort of, you know, where this all arises from, or sort of who’s to blame, is not very constructive,” Toronto Mayor John Tory told reporters in Nathan Phillips Square. --Boinking a much younger female staffer, a la Monica Lewinsky... may even be a lesser sin.
-- "Millions of Americans with obesity would be eligible to have popular weight-loss drugs like Wegovy or Zepbound covered by Medicare or Medicaid under a new rule the Biden administration proposed Tuesday morning. It would cost taxpayers as much as $35 billion over the next decade. " --
-- "Preliminary data suggests Ottawa is on pace to set yet another record for drug overdose deaths this year with 244 people already lost to the epidemic. In 2023, 188 people died from confirmed drug overdoses." --
-- "Harvard President Claudine Gay may face yet another problem: plagiarism of sections of her Ph.D. dissertation, which would violate Harvard’s own stated policies on academic integrity." --Harvard faculty apparently don't care about that.
-- "Mississauga Transit bus driver Baljeet Dhaliwal, 49, of Brampton, is facing criminal charges in connection with a crash that left a 50-year-old woman dead and several other motorists injured last summer." --Remember that horrific triple fatality on the OC Transpo?
-- "The Native people who participated in CBC’s documentary process believe Buffy Sainte-Marie’s decision to step away from the spotlight is directly connected to the questions about her (fabricated) First Nations identity." --At 82 years old, she almost got away with it...
-- "According to the official record of Sainte-Marie’s birth, Beverley Jean Santamaria was born at the New England Sanitarium and Hospital in Stoneham, Massachusetts." --AH, VICTIMHOOD... THE CBC BIT... HARD...
-- "I learned very fast not to argue with my teachers. In school they said, 'Columbus discovered America' or 'The American-Indian was…' My teachers told me music was lines and notes and paper. I never disagreed with them." --And...
-- "Right now my Oscar is in the Smithsonian, because I'm the first Native American, I think the only, to win an Oscar." --THE PROOF IS ALL AVAILABLE... BUT SHE WONT BUDGE...
-- "Sainte-Marie’s marriage certificate, a life insurance policy and the United States census corroborate the information on the birth certificate. Family members in the U.S., including Sainte-Marie’s younger sister, told CBC that Sainte-Marie was not adopted and does not have Indigenous ancestry." --Wow... looks like Beverley/Buffy is a real piece of work.
-- "This appears to be a transparent and unprecedented betrayal by one of the 45 or so people with access to a draft Supreme Court opinion to prevent this decision from becoming law by scaring off moderate justices and attempting to whip the political left into a frenzy." --The Democrats have suddenly 'rediscovered' the word 'woman.'
-- "A Wisconsin Democratic lawmaker, Rep. Francesca Hong was criticized over social media for using the term 'birthing bodies' instead of women while tweeting about the potential reversal of Roe V. Wade." --
-- "No serious examination of the history of Canada’s Indigenous policy justifies the conclusion that the Canadian authorities or the public ever sought the disappearance of First Nations cultures, much less the extinction of the Native population itself." --
-- "Can you believe the 8,000 nerve endings of this woman?" --
Police use deadly force under 1,000 times out of 30 million violent felony criminal contacts per year. That’s a 0.0004 percent chance of being shot by the police. In America, “you are more likely to be struck by lightning than to be shot by police.”THE MISDIRECTION NEVER ENDS:
CDC estimated a one-year decline in life expectancy in 2020.
Not so — try five days.LAST WORD: From the comments...
"Another hoax hate crime. If he hadn't been caught, CNN would be running it 24/7."
The San Francisco Board of Education voted to rename 44 of the city’s schools, claiming that prominent figures from American history, such as George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and Paul Revere, were tied to racist incidents.
The committee based their decisions on Wikipedia and other wildly inaccurate information to source its claims.STEP ONE... ERASE HISTORY:
"As with most cultural revolutions that wish to start things over at 'year zero,' the violence is aimed at America’s past in order to change its present and future."POP QUIZ: Which aspiring US President said...
"You can't govern by executive order unless you're a dictator."
DO AS I SAY, PEASANTS - NOT AS I DO:
Honeywell Aerospace noted in a 2019 report that private jets “burn 40 times as much carbon per passenger as regular commercial flights.”AND WHAT ABOUT SAINT AL GORE:
“In one peak month, September last year, Gore’s power consumption at the Nashville home reached 34 times that of a typical American home.”TIME TRAVEL WITH ME: Celebrity climate whores • Part 47
"Of all the names I see listed, Hayley Wickenheiser's is the most disappointing. Good grief, Hayley - you're from Shaunavon. Talk about the k.d. lang of oil exploration."
