I doubt there was any "journalism" involved, just a script from their embedded CIA handler.

NO! That would be careless. Instead, look for one of the millions of well-marked BioHazard Bins that were placed in populated areas all over the world during the pandemic. That used mask could kill others.

That's awesome. It's funny how the people that have the most to share and the most compelling stories are the ones that are too modest to open up. There are an awful lot of idiots today that just won't shut up about their meaningless and nauseating existence.

I'd love to spend an afternoon and a pot of coffee with someone like your Dad.

I think the FTX to ActBlue connection is plausible. I think OMG recently pointed out that ActBlue raised around $8 billion in 2020, not far off from the missing $9 billion at FTX.

We all laughed when the FTX story began to reveal that most of the affected customers were woke companies and celebrities, but maybe that was the point. "Invest" millions in FTX and have it funneled to democrat candidates, then get preferential treatment from the dems in power so that your "losses" are covered. Remember, these celebrities are all owned and controlled, so they can't object to being told to fork over $ to the boss.

It actually becomes perfectly clear if you imagine that he is an actual puppet and there is an arm reaching through his neck and a hand making his mouth move.

Micturating myself, laughing.

Real honey would be worth its weight in gold. We are toying with the idea but it's a challenge in our climate.

How do you not "step in it" when your job is "in it"?

What got us started was this book: https://www.amazon.ca/Sacred-Herbal-Healing-Beers-Fermentation/dp/0937381667/ref=sr_1_2?crid=2OTZAU1KIAGLN&keywords=sacred+brews+and+healing&qid=1681254213&sprefix=sacred+brews+and+healing%2Caps%2C290&sr=8-2

It made it okay for us to start fermenting without buying a lot of equipment. You don't need grapes! Almost any fruit can give you a good to great wine. Some of our greatest successes have been from just harvesting whatever berries and/or fruit we have available and combining them all in a carboy to ferment. We've made wine from nothing but birch sap and yeast. Most of our brews cost about $1 per liter/quart. That's 1/20th the cost of commercial booze.

Also, if you're in a cold climate you can turn apple cider into apple jack. It's the result of freezing the cider and draining off the boozy component. Depending on the flavour of the cider, it can produce a hard liquor that is absolutely delicious.

Wife and I started fermenting our own ciders and wines 4 years ago. What prompted it for me, was reading about the "Beer Purity Law" that was created 500 years ago and essentially ended local, wild-crafted brews, and forced every beer to contain hops. Hops are a sedative and pacifier, whereas the "gruit" ferments were more invigorating and consciousness-expanding.

I used to LOVE beer, but I don't miss it at all. Right now, I'm drinking a zucchini wine that is absolutely awful, but I wouldn't trade it for any commercial beer.

I think this is an important piece of information for people to have. It has the power to reshape our society, and not in a good way. I don't think much of anything happens organically any more, and this CEI is probably the biggest driver of current events.

I wish more people gave your post a good look and think.

Somebody did, yesterday, but it didn't get much traction. I don't think the title was very attention grabbing.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FtU3a6PaUAARyn6

"James Lindsay, a political podcaster who runs a site called New Discourses, told The Post that the Human Rights campaign administers the CEI ranking “like an extortion racket, like the Mafia.

It doesn’t just sit back passively either. HRC sends representatives to corporations every year telling them what kind of stuff they have to make visible at the company. They give them a list of demands and if they don’t follow through there’s a threat that you won’t keep your CEI score.”

https://nypost.com/2023/04/07/inside-the-woke-scoring-system-guiding-american-companies/

Or Samsonite?

In canada, they had police at toboggan hills telling kids to go home or else.

They also have some unexplained, historic diamond finds. There's likely an intriguing story there that does not include glaciers.

The honest answer is yes. I remember long, long ago when I was super laid-back and unaware. I scoffed at anybody that was protesting anything because I thought things were just fine. I had my beer, I had my friends and I had zero cares in the world. I really wonder what it would be like if I had maintained that mindset. Blissful ignorance IS bliss.

But if you were to put me in front of a switch that would send me back to zombieland, there's no way I would make that choice. This moment in time is SO loaded with crazy possibilities, I can't imagine being in a stupor at this point.

SCTV was pretty cool too. Ahhhh, the 1800s.

I'm so close to a perfect score.

So, we're all racists I guess?

Nope. It means you're white and you're probably at a gunshow right now.

Updoot for "niggles".

Agreed. This may have been the problem all along.

That didn't come across as an apology to me. It sounded more like regret that it wasn't as well-received as he'd hoped, and that he doesn't want any negative career impact as a result of it. So now he's trying to retroactively fine-tune his comments to be less divisive while not ceding any ground. Coward.

Anyone/anything can enter!