Jett Thunders

With all of these social media privacy issues, Jett will soon be returning to his monthly “What Is Up With Thunders?” slideshow at a community hall near you!

Israel has killed nearly 200 Palestinian journalists in Gaza The latest killings were targeted attacks on reporters covering the war in Gaza, according to the news network that employed them.

Israel has killed nearly 200 Palestinian journalists in Gaza

The latest killings, on Sunday, were targeted attacks on reporters covering the war in Gaza, according to Al Jazeera, which employed them. New @motherjones.com:
www.motherjones.com/politics/202...

‘They control everything’: How the Dallas Stars monopolized Texas youth hockey Ice is power in the lucrative world of youth hockey. In North Texas, the Dallas Stars hold almost all of it.

“The Stars regularly raise prices on their services while diminishing their quality…repeatedly retaliate against people they perceive as threats…stacking the regional USA Hockey governing body…the Stars all but ensured no one would stand in their way."

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My latest, from the Israel-Gaza border, where I listened in as tour groups came to view the ruins of Gaza: www.irishtimes.com/world/middle...

DHS has arrested two medical personnel at a surgical center in California for demanding that the officers trespassing in their building identify themselves & provide a warrant, accusing them of another.... wait for it... ASSAULT. The case shows how DHS lies relentlessly to violate the Constitution

Later in the footage, the officers move on to general celebration – “Goddamn! Woo! Nice!” – and talk of the potential bonus they’ll be getting: “Just remember, you can smell that [inaudible] $30,000 bonus.” It is unclear what bonus they are referring to. Donald Trump’s recent spending bill includes billions of additional dollars for Ice that could be spent on recruitment and retention tactics such as bonuses.

www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...

"I'm really not sure." Carroccia, in her analysis, considered these memory lapses to be the understandable result of the influence of alcohol and time passing.

Excuses…

Ok ya f— boys we are fine the boys who did things got consent so just tell them that and it's fine, Dubé responded.

Former Calgary Flames Dillon Dube: “Ok ya f— boys we are fine the boys who did things got consent so just tell them that and it's fine, Dubé responded.”

In early May, as the trial entered its fourth week, Joel Quenneville was hired as head coach of the Anaheim Ducks, after a four-year exile from the league for his part in covering up the sexual abuse of one of his former players by a member of his coaching staff with the Chicago Blackhawks. A few days later, two-time Stanley Cup champion and Olympic gold medalist Adam Foote was named head coach of the Vancouver Canucks. At the news conference introducing Foote, he declined to discuss what was happening in the London courthouse where his son sat charged with sexual assault.

Just part of hockey culture…

Judge Carroccia, in her analysis, considered these memory lapses to be the understandable result of the influence of alcohol and time passing.

Ontario Superior Court Justice Maria Carroccia, in her analysis, considered these memory lapses to be the understandable result of the influence of alcohol and time passing.” and says she didn’t find the complainant’s evidence to be “credible or reliable”…

We all need to say the same thing if we get interviewed, McLeod texted on June 26, 2018, in a group chat with his teammates who were in room 209, can't have different stories or make anything up.

“We all need to say the same thing if we get interviewed, McLeod texted on June 26, 2018, in a group chat with his teammates who were in room 209, can't have different stories or make anything up.”

"As long as it's a tall guy, you'll go home with him?" Daniel Brown asked, rhetorically.

“They are just boys…”

"As long as it's a tall guy, you'll go home with him?" Daniel Brown asked, rhetorically.

I wonder if this strategy is outlined in his book?

Daniel Brown is a recognized expert in defending sexual offence allegations and often represents high-profile clients facing sexual assault accusations. His bestselling legal textbook, Prosecuting and Defending Sexual Offence Cases, is a key resource for judges, prosecutors, and defence lawyers throughout Canada.

"Fun E.M. needs more alcohol. ... Fun E.M. dances freely. ... Fun E.M. is outgoing. ... Fun E.M. acts on her impulses. ... Sober E.M. wouldn't have chosen to cheat on her boyfriend. Right?"

“The Hockey Canada trial could have been a reckoning. It was something else.” - The Athletic

New York Times’ Style Guide Substitutions for “The President Violated the Constitution” “The president remained steadfast in his novel interpretation of constitutional law.” “Faced with the choice between clinging to the letter of the ...

OMG. Hilarious, but right on target. New York Times’ Style Guide Substitutions for "The President Violated the Constitution": “The president, tiptoeing precipitously down the sidelines of legality, inadvertently ran the constitutional football out of bounds.” www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/new...

Alberta taxpayers hit with $143M bill in first of multiple coal policy settlements Alberta is paying out more than $140 million to end one of five lawsuits launched against it over its coal mining policies.

🚨Here’s what you need to know about the Alberta Government's $142.8 million payout to Atrum Coal Ltd...

www.ctvnews.ca/calgary/arti...

I won’t forget that fact that all of the players (except one) didn’t take the stand, used the “justice system” to hide behind their lawyers, and most importantly, used Hockey Canada to protect themselves from public scrutiny. A disgrace.

26 mins in to this and HOLY SHIT.

…this is EYE FUCKING OPENING!

First, I have loved Mehdi for a long time but this just put him at the very top for me. Second, we are surrounded by psychopaths.

There are so many inactive wells in the Battle River-Crowfoot riding that when you try to map the GPS location of all the wells, it looks like this (below): #ABLeg

Community radio stations are collateral damage as Congress cuts NPR funding Congress voted to claw back federal funding to public media. Some of those hit hardest include community radio stations in areas that voted for the president.

Congress voted to claw back federal funding to public media. Some of those hit hardest include community radio stations in areas that voted for the president.

@Alberta_UCP
@ABDanielleSmith

Call an election. NOW.

Right back at you Marlaina.

From THEY KNEW, published in 2022, on how shared loathing of Epstein and desire for the truth unites the country:
www.sarahkendziorbooks.com

Danielle Smith talks tough about wildfire prevention, but the Jasper report exposes the truth: no clear provincial plan, no equipment readiness, no support for communities under threat.

Her government failed. And Albertans paid the price.

Report below:
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Sugarcoating the Truth: The Role of Lobbying in America’s Obesity Epidemic — Columbia Political Review In January 2024, Indiana State Representative John Bartlett proposed a bill to ban high-fructose corn syrup from all food and beverage products sold in the state. The bill addresses certain ingred...

www.cpreview.org/articles/202...

US corn lobbyists would like a word…

www.cpreview.org/articles/202...

This case is about more than one arrest. It’s about defending the right of every journalist in Canada to report freely, without fear of police interference. Will you stand with us and support our fight for press freedom today? thenarwhal.ca/support-pres...

The RCMP and the Attorney General of Canada draw on taxpayer dollars to fund their defence. But our case relies on the courage of hundreds of extraordinary people like you, willing to chip in whatever you can afford so we can fight back: thenarwhal.ca/support-pres...