Yes. You read that right. Four-year-olds at an Alert Bay, British Columbia school were reportedly given this homework assignment on touching their private body parts.
The worksheet asks students to draw pictures of places in their home where they can masturbateprivately. Here’s the worksheet the children were asked to complete..."
Levin asked why PBS or the Discovery Channel would not put out an "Abortion Special" to show the world how abortion is a humane and constitutional privacy, right? Why is the abortion process censored instead?
"They don't want you to see," Mark said.
Two Campbell units totaling more than 600 MW were previously scheduled to close in 2031 while a third unit capable of generating 840 MW was scheduled to stay online until 2040.
All three units are now planned to close in 2025.
Consumers also proposes to close two natural gas- and fuel oil-powered generating units at its D.E. Karn Generating Complex in Essexville in 2023. The plant closures come as communities across the U.S. grapple with the retirement of large-scale centralized power plants that are large job and tax revenue providers. Brandon Hofmeister, Consumers’ senior vice president for governmental, regulatory and public affairs, said the utility is committed to a “just transition” away from coal..."
Supply chains are never returning to ‘normal’ "The conventional wisdom at this time is that most of the world has moved on from the pandemic (except for China); therefore, supply chains will return to “normal.”
Unfortunately, this is not the case.
The world has permanently changed and supply chains are going to face continuing challenges for decades to come.
Among those challenges are:
Supply chains will remain under constant threat of disruption for the next decade
Supply chains operate best when the world is peaceful and stable
A smoothly running supply chain requires “buffer stock,” which is challenging with declining population demographics
There is a conflict between environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals and supply chains optimized for cost and speed. If we prioritize ESG, we will need to contend with supply chain risks..."
"A blue-ribbon commissionhas recommended new names for nine Army bases named after Confederate leaders, including Fort Bragg, which will be recommended to be renamed Fort Liberty, the panel disclosed Tuesday. The panel has recommended that another eight Army bases be renamed for a diverse group of individuals with ties to the Army..."
Woke Mob Triggered by Medical Exam - The Unwoke Site: Daniel Corson-Knowles, MD and Indiana University School of Medicine Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine, apologizedfor triggering microaggressions for using the phrase “I can’t breath” in an exam question. The exam question reads.
A patient who missed dialysis suddenly becomes pale, diaphoretic, and screams, ‘I can’t breathe!’ You glance at the monitor and notice the following rhythm. You are unable to palpate a pulse and initiate immediate CPR. The most appropriate next step in therapy is… On a positive note, the question did not offend the majority of students.
But students did speak out on behalf of a few who might be. Dr. Corson-Knowles wrote to his class, “We understand that the context in which this phrase was used resulted in a very painful trigger for many of you”.
President Joe Biden kicked off his trip to Asia with a virtue-signaling stunt-gone-viral as he arrived in South Korea. As he exited Air Force One, the president marched proudly down the stairs with a mask on — the outdoor stairs, with no one nearby — and then whipped the mask off to shake hands and chat closely with a group of roughly a dozen people.
Igor Sikorsky (Igor Ivanovich Sikorsky) 1889 - Pioneer in aviation with helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft
1787 - The Constitutional convention opened in Philadelphia with George Washington presiding.
1844 - The gasoline engine was patented by Stuart Perry.
1961 - America was asked by U.S. President Kennedy to work toward putting a man on the moon before the end of the decade.
1977 - An opinion piece by Vietnam verteran Jan Scruggs appeared in "The Washington Post." The article called for a national memorial to "remind an ungrateful nation of what it has done to its sons" that had served in the Vietnam War.
1979 - An American Airlines DC-10 crashed during takeoff at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport. 275 people were killed.
1992 - Jay Leno debuted as the new permanent host of NBC's "Tonight Show."
1999 - A report by the U.S. House of Representatives Select Committee on U.S. National Security and Military/Commercial Concerns with the People's Republic of China concluded that China had "stolen design information on the U.S. most-advanced thermonuclear weapons" and that China's penetration of U.S. weapons laboratories "spans at least the past several decades and almost certainly continues today."
After voting for Obama back in 2008, Shemeka noticed that the policies the Obama administration pushed did not align with her Christian values. She slowly realized she identified with conservatives and has been an asset to the conservative movement ever since.
"...Carlson, the face of the nation's most viewed cable news show, is again facing backlash and the heightened attention he's become accustomed to, this time following the May 14 Buffalo mass shooting and his well-documentedechoing of white supremacist rhetoric and adjacent conspiracy theories, including the shooting suspect's self-professed embrace of the "great replacement" theory..."
...Recently released tax forms for the BLM Global Network Foundation reveal that they gave a "cash grant" of $200,000 to EAT during the 2021 fiscal year. The group, which was founded by defund the police activist and community organizer Richard Wallace, who remains the group's executive director, has organized protests against police and advocates for reparations..."
"Late last week, only 57 House Republicans and 11 Senate Republicans voted in opposition to Biden’s $40 billion in additional Ukraine aid.
That boondoggle package includes $900 million to fund more immigration from Ukraine even as thousands of Ukrainians pile up at the southern border to get into the U.S.
As part of those millions in funds, Ukrainians will be provided with medical services, housing money, and “culturally and linguistically appropriate services.”..."
The Heritage Foundation's John Cooper wrote, “How bad are things under Joe Biden? We have to fly in baby formula from Germany to make sure American babies don’t starve.”
"We’re back for week two of special counsel John Durham’s prosecution of Michael Sussmann for lying to the FBI.
Week one’s revelations included the fact that Hillary Clinton officially gave the green light to the disinformation attack on Donald Trump and his “connection” to Russia, according to her former campaign manager, Robby Mook.
...Sussmann is accused of lying about working on behalf of his clients, Hillary Clinton and the DNC, when he went to the FBI with what he knew was disinformation — oppo research — to get the law enforcement agency to investigate Trump... Here are some of the other things we learned in last week’s testimony, in what is expected to be a two-week trial.
The jury is full of Left-leaning D.C. residents who gave money to Hillary and AOC.
Mook’s testimony opened the door to using supporting evidence showing the disinformation feedback loop used to peddle the story — something the Durham team was forbidden to do by Obama-appointed Judge Casey Cooper.
FBI General Counsel James Baker was “100% confident” Sussmann lied to him about serving a client when he brought the disinformation..."
The campaign manager for the 2016 Clinton campaign testified that Hillary Clinton personally signed off on spreading a conspiracy theory tying then-candidate Donald Trump to a Russian bank.
The since-debunked claims involved digital interactions between a computer at Trump Towers and the Russian-based Alfa Bank.
It seems the woke control the gateway into medicine. At least 39 of America’s 50 most prestigious medical colleges and universities have some form of mandatory student training or coursework on ideas related to critical race theory (CRT), according to CriticalRace.org, which monitors CRT curricula and training in higher education...and found even more elite medical schools are focusing on "racialization" of medicine. ...What does this mean?
Well, for one thing, it means doctors won’t be able to tell if someone is a woman
or not and they won’t tell someone that their obesity might just be causing their knee pain.
But that’s just the tip of the iceberg.
Imagine a doctor who decides to triage you based not on the severity of your condition, but on the color of your skin, that delays your treatment so he can treat an illegal immigrant or anything else you can imagine in the name of “equity.”...
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