Unthreaded
Line of thunderstorms rolled through today. Frame by frame shows the effect of the Lake-Breeze Convergence Zone.as the line passes Brampton to the north and Niagara Falls to the south then reorganizes east of Toronto.
clipe
'There is only so much pushing you can do against one section of society with the blatantly unequal application of the law before that string snaps and the genie is out of the bottle
In Canada the truckers convoy and Trudeau''s reactions to have stetcheded that string.
clipe
mailman
'It seems the fix is in'
Judge Cooper
All the right schools. The moneyed class.
The groom was Christopher Reid Cooper. “As an undergraduate at Yale,” the Washington Post reported, in an article that referred to the groom as a “well connected rookie,” “Cooper’s roommate and close friend was John Rice, brother of President Obama’s National Security Adviser Susan Rice.”
Cooper, nicknamed “Casey,” wrangled a spot on Obama’s transition team and got a big thank you from the president for his efforts: a judgeship.
clipe
at the WEF...
as somebody down the replies says
"Imagine still not being a conspiracy theorist at this point."
tomo
It's nice to see business magnates showing solidarity with the great unwashed in these challenging times:
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2022/05/20/business-chiefs-cancel-davos-lunch-cost-living-crisis/
Perhaps this 'high-profile' ex-attendee of Davos has got the measure of it:
"Others think the meeting is becoming outdated. A high-profile investor said he will not be attending as Davos is full of "virtue signalling and self promotion for megalomaniacs". "
DaveS
Mailman
the Dems use of lawfare and their comprehensively bent chums in the state apparatus is going to cause blowback. I find it quite amazing that so many of the miscreants look to feel invulnerable and persist in doubling down on their antics, all too often out of what can only be interpreted as spitefulness.
Some of the DAs that George Soros's organisation has installed and DoJ goons truly deserve to be on the receiving end of cruel and unusual punishment Incarcerated while their cases are in-process would be a nice touch imho.
tomo
clipe,
It seems the fix is in for Sussmans trial as well. Judge is allowing blatantly biased jurors to be seated over objections from "The State" (I use the term State VEEEEERY f99king loosely here).
These people dont even care their overt bias is, and has been, on full display since 2016. They will keep pulling on that string and then one day that string will break (thanks to Democrats dismantling everything that ties America together) and the Right starts actually fighting back with physical violence. There is only so much pushing you can do against one section of society with the blatantly unequal application of the law before that string snaps and the genie is out of the bottle.
Mailman
Martyn,
The good news is Democrats wont be around after November to f99k about with anything, They'll be spending all their time trying to protect their various corrupt empires from being pulled apart by new house committees who, hopefully, wont be so charitable to them THIS time!
Mailman
Can I recommend this Spike podcast with Brendn O'Niell and Lord Frost.
https://www.spiked-online.com/podcast-episode/what-brexit-means/
Ross Lea
tomo,
Re. pharmaceutical companies developing pills that indicate their progress via radio: should be pretty easy to defeat. The transmitter will be a discrete part of the pill, extract it and swallow it.
Still, the whole idea... it does bring to mind the sing-song "Medication time" from One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest. I suppose that movie was somewhat instrumental in the emptying out of the mental institutions in the 1980s (seems to have been a more or less worldwide phenomenon). Little did we know that the real effect wasn't liberty for the inmates, it just expanded the fence line of the asylum so we're all in it together.
Big weekend news from Aus. is that Prime Minister Tweedledum has fallen. Hoping new PM Tweeledee will bring us better weather. He says he's going to try.
For some reason (surely not cosmetic, as that would be so superficial), our PM-in-waiting had some dental work done recently. Such procedures can be expensive, but it also cost him his ability to pronounce his sibilants (at least during the campaign) — his "S"s sounded like radio static, presumably because air was escaping from newly opened spaces around the back — such are the sacrifices our politicians make for their people.
This completeley spontaneous snapshot will let you judge the effects of the dental work for yourself.