Month: August 2021

Arrested for Facebook post…

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Patrick Allard, a frequent critic of Manitoba’s lockdown, has been arrested yet again, this time for a Facebook post. Sydney Fizzard spoke to Allard to hear his side of the story of an arrest for an event that didn’t even happen.   On July 21, Patrick made a post about the upcoming CFL game on … Read more

Be aware of this… The recent collapse in Chinese ADRs suggests significant deceleration in US PMI in the near future.

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Be aware of this. The recent collapse in Chinese ADRs suggests significant deceleration in US PMI in the near future. Note: We had one of the strongest economic environments in history in the last 6 months. Now, growth seems to be mean reverting. pic.twitter.com/dR8bsvzIwF — Otavio (Tavi) Costa (@TaviCosta) July 31, 2021 Bonds to PMI: … Read more

Freedom of speech is endangered on college campuses — and I’m fighting back

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From the moment I stepped foot on campus at NYU three years ago, I’ve been taught that there is right-think and wrong-think. Everywhere I look, professors, administrators and peers all fervently parrot the same beliefs. I have sat through orientation events that were highly politicized, assuming “community values” of radical progressivism — values I don’t … Read more

Ilhan Omar backs ‘guaranteed income,’ pitches bills to send $1,200 monthly checks to most Americans

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U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar introduced two guaranteed income bills on Friday, aimed at sending $1,200 monthly checks to most Americans before the end of the decade, according to reports. The SUPPORT Act would fund current local guaranteed income pilot programs around the country through a $2.5 billion grant program and findings would be taken between … Read more