Tag: politics

  • A Total Cluster

    New Rules: The Epstein Files Edition – Because Nothing Says ‘Transparency’ Like a Million Pages of Absolutely Nothing. Let’s face it, in 2026, we’re all just holograms yelling into the void anyway. Tonight – or whenever you’re reading this on your doom-scroll device – we’re diving into the Great Epstein File Fiasco of 2026. You…

  • How Prolonged Role-Playing and Social Contagion Enabled the Columbine Tragedy—and Why No One Intervened

    Abstract The 1999 Columbine High School massacre, perpetrated by Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, remains a stark reminder of how untreated psychological vulnerabilities, combined with immersive violent fantasies, can culminate in catastrophe. This paper theorizes that the shooters’ years of role-playing murders—through journals, videos, and video games—desensitized them to violence, blurring the lines between fantasy…

  • The World Economic Forum: A Bunch of Unelected Geezers Telling You to Munch on Crickets While They Sip Champagne in the Alps

    Can we talk about the World Economic Forum? You know, that annual schmoozefest in Davos where billionaires, politicians, and self-proclaimed visionaries gather to pat each other on the back and pretend they’re saving the planet? It’s like Comic-Con for the ultra-rich, but instead of debating Marvel vs. DC, they’re deciding how the rest of us…

  • Elon Musk: The Richest Man in the World, Thinking Light-Years Ahead in the AI Power Race

    In a world where artificial intelligence is reshaping economies, industries, and even the fabric of human existence, one man stands out not just for his staggering wealth but for his audacious foresight. Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, chief engineer of SpaceX, and CTO of xAI, is officially the richest person on the planet as…

  • Enough Is Enough!

    New Rule: If you’re gonna play Santa Claus with taxpayer money, maybe don’t start by stuffing Zelenskyy’s stocking while Canadians are freezing their asses off in the snowbank. Look, I get it—Ukraine’s in a tough spot, Putin’s a Bond villain without the charm, and we’ve all got to pitch in. But $36.5 billion? That’s not…

  • The AI Abundance Trap: Elon Musk’s “Universal High Income” – Paradise or the Road to Ruin?

    Oh, come on, people. Imagine waking up, snapping your fingers, and a robot rolls in with eggs Benedict, a beachfront villa built overnight, or a Tesla Cybertruck in whatever colour your hangover desires—all for free. No boss, no alarm clock, no 9-to-5 grind. This is the future Elon Musk keeps hyping: “Universal High Income,” where…

  • BRIEFING: The 72-Minute End of the World

    The Reality of the Numbers Most people think nuclear war is something from the movies or the distant past. It is not. Right now, the United States has approximately 1,770 nuclear weapons ready to launch in less than 60 seconds. Russia has roughly the same amount. These are not just bombs; they are world-enders. We…

  • New Rule: The “Hunger Games” Isn’t Supposed to Be a Documentary

    And finally, New Rule: Stop telling me grocery stores have “razor-thin margins.” You know who has razor-thin margins? The single mom in Halton Hills deciding between buying raspberries or paying the hydro bill. That’s a thin margin. If you’re the CEO of Loblaws, and your net profit has tripled in ten years while the rest…

  • The “Buy Canadian” Paradox

    If “Part One” of this review exposed the accounting tricks—relabeling spending as “investment” and redefining debt as “net debt”—then “Part Two” must expose the core economic contradiction that proves the entire narrative is a house of cards. The Carney Government has presented a budget that is fundamentally at war with itself. It is a document…

  • THE CAPITAL SHELL GAME

    There is a very old trick in politics:when you can’t actually shrink government… you just rename the growth. That’s exactly what Mark Carney is doing here. He is standing on podiums bragging — not subtly — that he is “reducing operational spending”, while at the SAME moment manufacturing an explosion of brand new federal agencies,…