Greta was right, men with small undercarriage ‘crave fast cars’

Greta Thunberg Climate Hysteria Puppet

Men who are insecure about the size of their penis do covet sports cars, as Greta Thunberg suggested. And the effect becomes all the more noticeable, according to new research, as they approach middle age.

The study, titled Small Penises and Fast Cars: evidence for a psychological link, involved tricking men into thinking their penis was either more or less impressive than it actually is — and then testing how much they wanted to buy a fast car.

She’s not helping.

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MIT video game teaches players how to stop a white woman from harassing a Muslim

Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have yet to achieve cold fusion, but they have poured their time and money into creating a video game about racism on an airplane.

With real racism being so rare these days, it’s no wonder that it had to be manufactured.

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Science! Study of Monkeypox in Women Used 47% Biological Dudes

Progressives “f**king love science.” Just ask them. But it’s an abusive relationship, given that they habitually undermine, harm and degrade the credibility of that which they claim to love. In fact, after climate change, Covid-19 and the ongoing “biology just isn’t good enough for me” drama, science may want to flee to a shelter for battered disciplines.

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CYBER ATTACK OR INCOMPETENCE? Flights Grounded but at Least They Use the Proper Pronouns

Flights are grounded all across the USA… but why? Everybody knows the proximate cause, but is there a deeper rot at the FAA and our Department of Transportation?

You bet!

“How could the FAA leave all US domestic flights grounded for the first time since the 9/11 terror attacks?” is the obvious question, after Wednesday’s hot mess at the FAA. Under Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, a better question might be, “Yes, but were flights grounded with diversity, equity, and inclusion?”


See also … Canada briefly hit with similar aviation outage as U.S. flights ‘gradually’ resume

Seems an odd coincidence.

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AOC dragged for claiming gas stoves are linked to brain damage

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) attempted to defend President Biden’s proposed ban on gas stoves in a viral Twitter spat Tuesday — only to be heckled herself by snarky social media users.

“Did you know that ongoing exposure to NO2 from gas stoves is linked to reduced cognitive performance,” the Bronx and Queens lawmaker tweeted in response to Rep. Ronny Jackson (R-Texas) vowing to “NEVER” give up his gas stove.

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Eggs declared a ‘luxury item’ as prices soar: ‘The new bitcoin’

Twitter users appeared disgusted at the rising price of eggs and called it “ridiculous” as some labeled them a “luxury item.”

Multiple users noted the high cost of a carton of eggs at Whole Foods and posted photos showing prices as high as $11.49.

“I never thought EGGS would become a luxury item,” conservative commentator Mike Cernovich wrote.

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Parents ‘in disbelief’ after ISIS flag sent out by Toronto school principal in email

For Canadians, and millions the world over, the infamous black and white flag flown by ISIS is a symbol of terrorism, death and persecution.

When an image of that very flag was sent in an email to parents in October by the principal of a downtown Toronto elementary school, it left some like May Woo “shocked” and “in disbelief.”

Darlene is rumoured to be a very stupid woman.

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The Cure for Death Means Billionaires Will Live Forever—and Be Rich Forever

The quest to cure death is a rich person’s game. And that doesn’t seem likely to change any time soon, which worries some experts in case humans ever figure out how to achieve immortality.

As science continues to push the possibilities of living longer—and living better longer—that science is often driven by funded research. And who better to provide a blank check than mega-billionaires like Jeff Bezos? Indeed, last year, the founder and former CEO of Amazon made a hefty investment in Altos Labs, a biotech startup focused on “cellular rejuvenation programming to restore cell health and resilience, with the goal of reversing disease to transform medicine.”

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Taliban hails Afghanistan’s first ‘supercar’

Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers have hailed the unveiling of the country’s first ‘supercar’.

A sleek, black sports car took to the snowy streets of the capital after a five-year building project by engineers at a Kabul technical and vocational training institute.

Video clips showed former insurgents gathered around the vehicle as it purred through potholed streets more often graced by pick-up trucks full of armed men.

Nope not April Fools.

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Dirty bomb fears as uranium is found in cargo at Heathrow: Package ‘shipped from Pakistan to UK-based Iranians’ is at centre of Met Police anti-terror probe

A shipment of uranium has been seized at Heathrow airport – sparking an investigation by counter terrorism police who fear there could have been plans to use it to make a dirty bomb.

The undeclared material was discovered on December 29 on a passenger flight which arrived from Oman.

The package originated from Pakistan and was destined for an Iranian business with a premises in the UK.

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Star Upset Poilievre Not Upset About Stuff They Want Him Cancelled For

Poilievre mum on Tory MP’s ‘illegal refugees’ comment, calls for Roxham Road closure

OTTAWA – Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling for the closure of the Roxham Road irregular border crossing but side-stepping questions about a Tory MP denying help to a family who used it to enter the country.

Poilievre told reporters today he is in favour of legal immigration but can understand the desperation that leads migrants to cross into Canada through the unofficial entry point south of Montreal.

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‘Wiggly road lines’

Locals left baffled by ‘Balamory from hell’ road layout

Bemused locals have slammed the use of “wiggly lines” in a controversial road scheme in Somerset, claiming the new layout has turned the town into “Balamory from hell”.

North Somerset Council started work on the new road layout along The Beach in Clevedon last autumn, with many local residents and businesses objecting to the changes.

The road scheme has seen a 400-metre segregated cycle lane installed along the seafront and the parking reconfigured. The road has also been made one way.

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