Sometimes Old Ways are Best Ways
Imagine the time and effort saved by giving them sub-orbital lobotomies instead of the dick slicing. No hormones needed, just stir the frontal lobes and give them jobs as the cart collectors at Wal Mart
Sometimes Old Ways are Best Ways
Imagine the time and effort saved by giving them sub-orbital lobotomies instead of the dick slicing. No hormones needed, just stir the frontal lobes and give them jobs as the cart collectors at Wal Mart
Here Anon, it's just links but it's a start
Canada #42 >>18678680
Trudeau Foundation CEO and board resigns. https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trudeau-foundation-resign-1.6806482
Canada #42 >>18978768
'Impossible to continue': Trudeau Foundation CEO, board resign. https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/impossible-to-continue-trudeau-foundation-ceo-board-resign-1.6350574
Pay to play, Think of We Charities stealing from children's charities. The Foundation is used for money laundering. Think Pandora, Paradise, and Panama and other offshore accounts.
https://offshoreleaks.icij.org/
Listen how he spins on this one.
>>18707486 (me)
Sorry Anon, messed up that second number, should be:
Canada #42 >>18678768
'Impossible to continue': Trudeau Foundation CEO, board resign. https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/impossible-to-continue-trudeau-foundation-ceo-board-resign-1.6350574
Pay to play, Think of We Charities stealing from children's charities. The Foundation is used for money laundering. Think Pandora, Paradise, and Panama and other offshore accounts.
https://offshoreleaks.icij.org/
Listen how he spins on this one.
>What’s John Fetterman have to do with this?
I dunno, was talking lobotomies not lump-necked Lurch
Perhaps it was tried and the crew said "nope" and walked off?
The part where the water might be fatal, but the beer good brewed by heat and the wonderful alcohol also does a number on the germs?
>Ask yourself why marijuana is in same tier with hard drugs for so long
Timber Industry hates cannabis because it grows far faster than trees and can be made into paper and other things quite cheaply
Awkward Gavin Newsom video goes viral after Florida visit: ‘Like a kindergartner’
By Fox News April 11, 2023
A seemingly awkward video from California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s visit to the New College of Florida last week is making the rounds on social media.
Newsom’s behavior in the video – which shows the governor clapping along in silence as faculty members and students at the liberal arts college offer their rendition of the religious song “He’s Got The Whole World In His Hands” – garnered attention on social media, with some of his detractors pointing out the awkwardness of the situation during his visit to Sarasota.
Christopher Rufo, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and a contributing writer for City Journal, was quick to point out Newsom’s appearance and mannerisms during the video, insisting that he was acting like a “kindergartner” throughout.
“Gavin Newsom booked a room at a public library near New College of Florida, told the audience he was ‘crawling out of my skin for you guys,’ and clapped along to the music like a kindergartner at storytime,” Rufo wrote in a tweet, which was accompanied by the footage.
“Serious Patrick Bateman vibes,” Rufo added.
Other social media referred to Newsom’s behavior in the clip as “cringe.”
Responding to the video of Newsom, political podcaster James Lindsay wrote in a tweet: “That’s his only vibe.”
During his visit to the Sunshine State, Newsom took aim at Florida GOP Gov. Ron DeSantis and other politicians for policies he believes negatively impact the American way of life.
More:
https://nypost.com/2023/04/11/awkward-gavin-newsom-video-goes-viral-after-florida-visit/
Biden Admin Approves Exports from Alaska LNG Project
By Timothy Gardner Reuters April 14, 2023
WASHINGTON, April 14 (Reuters) – The Biden administration on Thursday approved exports of liquefied natural gas from the Alaska LNG project, a document showed, as the United States competes with Russia to ship natural gas from the Arctic to Asia.
The Department of Energy approved Alaska Gasline Development Corp’s (AGDC) project to export LNG to countries with which the United States does not have a free trade agreement.
Backers of the roughly $39 billion project expect it to be operational by 2030 if it gets all the required permits. The LNG would be exported mainly to countries in Asia.
Frank Richards, the president of Alaska-owned AGDC, said the company will review the 51-page decision as it develops the project, which will “provide Alaskans and U.S. allies with a significant source of low-emissions, responsibly produced energy consistent with international environmental priorities.”
Alaska LNG includes a liquefaction facility on the Kenai Peninsula in southern Alaska and a proposed 807-mile (1,300-km) pipeline to move gas stranded in northern Alaska across the state.
The project, for which exports were first approved by the administration of Donald Trump, has been opposed by environmental groups. The Biden administration undertook an environmental review of Alaska LNG, concluding it has economic and international security benefits and that opponents had failed to show the exports were not in the “public interest.”
The Biden administration modified the previous approval to prohibit venting of the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide associated with the project into the atmosphere.
Still, the decision was decried by environmental groups as a “carbon bomb.”
“Joe Biden’s climate presidency is flying off the rails,” said Lukas Ross at Friends of the Earth. Ross said it was the second U.S. approval of a “fossil fuel mega-project” in as many months.
Earthjustice, an environmental law firm, said the decision cleared the way for additional lawsuits seeking to stop the project.
The Biden administration last month approved the ConocoPhillips $7 billion Willow oil and gas drilling project on Alaska’s North Slope.
Russia plans to start at end-2023 the first of three lines at its Arctic LNG-2 project, which is among the world’s largest LNG facilities.
The Biden administration is trying to approve more U.S. LNG exports as it competes with Russia, traditionally one of the world’s largest energy exporters.
Russia is under pressure from Western sanctions for its invasion of Ukraine, and the U.S. has boosted LNG exports to Europe after Moscow cut gas pipeline shipments to the continent.
https://gcaptain.com/biden-admin-approves-exports-alaska-lng-project/
Poland, Hungary Ban Grain And Food Imports From Ukraine
Reuters April 16, 2023
WARSAW/BUDAPEST (Reuters) – Poland and Hungary have decided to ban imports of grain and other food from neighbouring Ukraine to protect the local agricultural sector, the two governments said on Saturday, after a flood of supply depressed prices across the region.
Ukraine expressed regret about the Polish decision, saying that “resolving various issues by unilateral drastic actions will not accelerate a positive resolution of the situation”.
After Russia’s invasion blocked some Black Sea ports, large quantities of Ukrainian grain, which is cheaper than that produced in the European Union, ended up staying in Central European states due to logistical bottlenecks, hitting prices and sales for local farmers.
In a letter to the European Commission last month, the prime ministers of five eastern European countries said the scale of the increase in products like grains, oilseeds, eggs, poultry and sugar had been “unprecedented”, and said tariffs on Ukrainian agricultural imports should potentially be considered.
The impact of the oversupply has created a political problem for Poland’s ruling Law and Justice Party (PiS) in an election year, with the economy mired in stagflation.
“Today, the government has decided on a regulation that prohibits the entry, importation of grain into Poland, but also dozens of other types of food (from Ukraine),” PiS leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski said during a party convention.
The list of these goods, which will range “from grain to honey products, very, very many things”, will be included in the government regulation, he added.
Ukraine’s ministry of agrarian policy and food said the Polish ban contradicted existing bilateral agreements on exports, and called for talks to settle the issue.
“We understand that Polish farmers are in a difficult situation, but we emphasize that Ukrainian farmers are in the most difficult situation right now,” it said in a statement.
Later on Saturday nationalist Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s government joined the ban, saying the status quo would cause severe damage to local farmers.
Hungary did not give details on when its ban on grain and other food imports would go into effect, but said it will expire at the end of June.
Poland’s Kaczynski said: “We are and remain unchanged friends and allies of Ukraine. We will support her and we support her. … But it is the duty of every state, every authority, good authority in any case, to protect the interests of its citizens.”
Kaczynski said Poland was ready to start talks with Ukraine to settle the grain issue.
Hungary’s government said it hoped for changes in regulation at the EU level, including a re-thinking of the elimination of import duties on Ukrainian produce.
https://gcaptain.com/poland-hungary-ban-grain-and-food-imports-from-ukraine/
The STASI were East German, Soviets had Cheka and KGB
Gab is not sauce, timesofisrael is bullshit and christiansfortruth are trying to be nationavanguard
All utter horseshit, but you keep trying, didn't work for the last five years