Now Walmart and Target with every other retailer are cancelling billions of dollars of orders, all disposable income items. What do they know that we don't? Natural gas is not where it needs to be, spiking prices are shutting down the planet.
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Now Walmart and Target with every other retailer are cancelling billions of dollars of orders, all disposable income items. What do they know that we don't? Natural gas is not where it needs to be, spiking prices are shutting down the planet.
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Panel published 2022-09-12
Panel published 2022-09-12
But earlier this month, Adams made an announcement on his podcast Real Coffee with Scott Adams that he was going to make a hard run at taking on the new corporate ESG ratings.
Regarding ESG, Adams says,
"It should start to become known that Dilbert thinks it's ridiculous and then people who also think it's ridiculous will start retweeting it. And then the boss who's in charge of it will start to get these sent to him by email or printed out and slipped under the office door," Adams explained. "Mockery is very powerful and mockery, in theory, could dismantle this."
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© JoNova
PETA strays so far out their lane they end up in orbit. They alternately blame bad weather on meat-eating, then on men, on toxic masculinity and then they blame the babies too. It's breathtaking in grandiose, overbearing, imperious intolerance. Apparently omnivorous men don't deserve to have babies. A ban on procreation for meat-eating-men would be... purposeful. They actually say that. Your value to the world is measured in tons of carbon. A bit like a farm animal really? Except PETA select for small and obedient.
Bottom line: It's noble to treat your significant other as a cheap political toy, but remember, be nice to animals. That's ethics the PETA way.
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Harvesting corn
Harvesting corn
Several high-level executives from big agricultural firms such as Bayer, Corteva, Archer Daniels Midland, and Bunge, told The Wall Street Journal that it will take at least two more years of good harvests in North and South America to ease the supply pressures.
"The current market expectation is that global grain and oilseeds markets need two consecutive normal crop years to stabilize global supplies," said Chuck Magro, chief executive of Corteva, at an investor presentation this week. This year's grain harvest has fallen below normal yields in the West, hindering efforts to restock global crop supplies he explained.
The United States and South America, two of the world's major crop exporters, faced persistent drought conditions this summer. The hot summer worsened drought conditions in states throughout the U.S. Grain Belt, which saw a major reduction in the harvest due to lack of water and a wet spring planting season earlier in the year.
The Agriculture Department announced on Sept. 12, that it had lowered its nationwide corn production estimates to 13.9 billion bushels. This is 3 percent lower than its projections in August, about 8 percent lower than the total amount harvested last year. Projections for soybean production estimates in September were down 3 percent from August, down slightly from 2021.
According to Fox News, nonprofit immigrant advocacy group Lawyers for Civil Rights filed the suit on behalf of Alianza Americas, which was described in a press release as "a network of migrant-led organizations supporting immigrants across the United States."
The lawsuit was filed in the District of Massachusetts, and alleges that DeSantis and other officials "designed and executed a premeditated, fraudulent and illegal scheme centered on exploiting this vulnerability for the sole purpose of advancing their own personal, financial and political interests."
Comment: See also:
- DeSantis sends cops to physically remove suspended 'Soros-backed' state attorney
- Soros-linked group wins $172M contract from Biden to help border crossers avoid deportation
- Jack Posobiec breaks down Elon Musk's callout of Soros, Media Matters
- George Soros funds 13 radical Democrats running for Congress in 2022
- Soros bankrolling dark money hub that spends millions on Defund the Police efforts
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Filiz Polat
Filiz Polat
In the name of promoting "diversity," ruling Greens in the German the city of Hanover plan to ban a third of native citizens from applying for government jobs so they can be given to migrants.
Yes, really.
"A green mayor makes the difference!" wrote Turkish-born Filiz Polat, managing director of the Greens parliamentary group.
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Police in Colorado released body cam footage a train collide with a police car on Sept 16, 2022.
Police in Colorado released body cam footage a train collide with a police car on Sept 16, 2022.
In the video, provided by FOX 31 Denver, two officers are seen detaining the driver of the vehicle believed to be involved in a road rage incident and placing her inside the patrol vehicle that was parked on the railroad tracks.
Moments later, a train can be heard and the two officers near the patrol vehicle can be seen fleeing the area.
The train then collides with the patrol car, heavily damaging it and severely injuring the woman who was handcuffed inside.
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The man took to the court at the O2 Arena in the UK capital.
The man took to the court at the O2 Arena in the UK capital.
Fans watching Stefanos Tsitsipas' match with rival Diego Schwartzman at the Laver Cup in London on Friday were stunned when a protester interrupted proceedings and sat down on the court, where he briefly set his right arm on fire.
Nearby security personnel quickly jumped into action, with one using his jacket to extinguish most of the blaze and stamp out the remaining flames, some of which had begun to take hold on the court at the O2 Arena.
Comment: What an idiot.
See also:
- Climate activist dies after setting himself on fire outside Supreme Court
- New Yorker magazine lambasted for giving platform to climate change activist calling for pipelines to be blown up
- UK climate activist Gail Bradbrook arrested after attacks on HSBC and Barclays
- The Green activists' death cult: Flying, meat, pets... now having CHILDREN is a climate crime
- Sweden axes Bill Gates-funded Harvard experiment aiming to DIM THE SUN to fight climate change amid outcry from activists
- Not now, Greta: Child climate activist calls on world to fight climate change and coronavirus at the same time
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Air Force Academy cadets salute during the national anthem at Falcon Stadium for their graduation ceremony on May 25, 2022, in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Air Force Academy cadets salute during the national anthem at Falcon Stadium for their graduation ceremony on May 25, 2022, in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
A diversity and inclusion training by the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado instructs cadets to use words that "include all genders" and to refrain from saying things like "mom" and "dad."
The slide presentation titled, "Diversity & Inclusion: What it is, why we care, & what we can do," advises cadets to use "person-centered" and gender-neutral language when describing individuals.
Comment: See also:
- Pentagon launches probe into woke female diversity officer for disparaging tweets about white people
- 'Woke' Department of Defense equity chief writes anti-White posts: 'Exhausted with these white folx'
- US military has wasted 6 million man-hours on 'woke' training under Biden regime
- Big tech and the woke military censor critics for attacking pedophiles
- America's woke generals and the Military Industrial Complex must be purged to save the nation
- Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff denies military has gone 'woke'; says he 'wants to understand white rage'
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The civilian death toll keeps growing as some EU citizens rise up against their governments' support for Kiev
The civilian death toll keeps growing as some EU citizens rise up against their governments' support for Kiev
Scenes of death are nothing new for residents and reporters here in Donetsk, which is intermittently the target of Ukrainian attacks, like the one that hit its central region on August 4, killing six people, including an 11-year-old ballerina, her grandmother, and her ballet teacher.
But the carnage on Monday was worse than anything I've seen in my months of reporting here. Chunks of flesh littered the street - part of a hand, a foot, an ear. Someone had put a dead man's phone on his stomach. It was ringing, the cheery ringtone incongruous with his lifeless body and the scenes and stench of death around him.
Comment: Scott Adams has been a mixed bag on social and political issues, like backing Trump yet falling hook, line and sinker for the Covid lunacy. He has the right of it here though. ESG is a dangerous policy to allow to take hold.