By Douglas Blair ~

Imagine if President Joe Biden said he would cancel the Fourth of July to give the United States time to reflect on the sins of its past. There would be no fireworks and no festivities, just a solemn order to self-flagellate.

If you happen to be from Canada, this is not a hypothetical scenario. It’s reality.

Pictured: A protester holds a sign during a rally in Vancouver, Canada on July 1. (Photo: Liang Sen/Xinhua/Getty Images)

In a statement on July 1, Canada Day, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said, “We as Canadians must be honest with ourselves about our past. And we must recognize that here in Canada there are still people who don’t feel safe walking the streets of their communities, who still don’t have the same opportunities as others, and who still face discrimination or systemic racism in their daily lives.”

This is not exactly a ringing endorsement for Canada on its birthday, Mr. Trudeau!

A firestorm of social unrest prompted Trudeau’s comments on what is…

By Joe Bastardi~

I am taking some heat from people on my side because of my advocacy of a cheap way of getting co2 emissions down to 0. Its Chapter 14 of my book (De-Weaponizing the Real Battlefield) and I wrote about this here on CFACT, if you wish to re-read it:

https://www.cfact.org/2021/05/18/kerry-montreal-protocol-kigali/

And now its becoming apparent people seeing things my way are on to something. Why do I think this? Well, look what just came out of MIT.

https://www.technologyreview.com/2021/07/08/1027908/carbon-removal-hype-is-a-dangerous-distraction-climate-change/

Bingo, front row. Who has the most to lose if the combination of US agriculture, Nuclear power and an efficient point of generation carbon capture is put together?

1)An entire political agenda that advocates for the ending of the foundational values that made this nation great. ( Chapter 13 of my book: Political Weaponization)

2)Large technological and corporate interest who have invested in the kind of money that…

By Anthony B Kim and Cora Wack ~

Unreliable statistics, mounting debt, and nonperforming loans are just a few underlying characteristics of China’s economy.

For years, China has tried its best to hide and shadow its unsustainable economic practices from its people and from the world. Research suggests that it has been overstating gross domestic product numbers for the past decade.

More than ever, businesses can only operate in China if the Chinese Communist Party approves, and only to further its goals. Pictured: In China’s Jiangsu Province, workers produce glass insulation products in a workshop of Kaisite Thermal Insulation Products Co., Ltd. (Photo: Costfoto/Barcroft Media/Getty Images)

It’s important to acknowledge that Beijing does release huge amounts of data. However, when it comes to statistics, there’s a big difference between quality and quantity.

Isn’t it time to find out what’s really going on in China?

On June 30, The Heritage…

By Dustin Carmack ~

At their talks in Geneva on June 16, President Joe Biden said, he gave Russian President Vladimir Putin a list of 16 areas of critical infrastructure broadly defined by the Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency that should be considered “off-limits to attack.” (Photo: Mikhail Metzel/TASS/Getty Images)

President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin held a mid-June summit in Geneva, after which Biden told reporters, “I talked about the proposition that certain critical infrastructure should be off-limits to attack, period—by cyber or any other means.”

The president said he handed over a list of 16 areas of critical infrastructure that are broadly defined currently by the Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.

Leading up to the July 4^th weekend, news broke that Kaseya, an information technology management software provider, had suffered a massive software supply chain ransomware…

By Dr. Jay Lehr~

Most people are familiar with the idea of six degrees of separation—that everyone on the planet is separated by only six relationships. I want to introduce you to the idea of “70 degrees of connection”. In today’s world we all desire a comfortable temperature of about 70 degrees most of the time. People talk about climate change, but the desire for a 70-degree personal space—safely separated from the elements that endanger us—is a dominant force in our lives.

We are not comfortable here on earth unless we have everything right. Right angles, smooth surfaces, the right temperature. And we have easy access to it in the modern world. Our access to comfort is so instant and constant that we don’t even notice we have it or where it comes from. This is an odd, dark side of energy. Having so much comfort has made us…

By Joseph Vazquez ~

Manhattan Institute Senior Fellow Christopher Rufo dropped a bombshell exposing a major U.S. defense contractor’s mission to shame its white employees and enforce critical race theory.

Rufostated on Twitter July 6 that Raytheon Technologies “has launched a critical race theory program that encourages white employees to confront their ‘privilege,’ reject the principle of ‘equality,’ and ‘defund the police.’” Rufo posted purported pictures of internal Raytheon documents that appear to expose the company’s woke policies.

He said the company had asked “white employees to deconstruct their identities and ‘identify [their] privilege.’” He continued: “The company argues that white, straight, Christian men are at the top of the oppression hierarchy—and must work on ‘recognizing [their] privilege’ and ‘step aside’ for minorities.”

Rufo noted how Raytheon even “encourage[d] white employees to ‘defund the police,’ ‘participate in reparations,’ ‘decolonize your bookshelf,’ ‘join a local “white space.”’”

Here’s the kicker:…

By Thomas Gallatin ~

Her $70 billion Civilian Climate Corps would be an army of well-paid climate activists.

By Dr. Jay Lehr~

One of the most hyped innovations of our life time is today’s electric vehicle. While our federal government and the state of California think the internal combustion engine will soon end in the dustbin of history, it just ain’t so. It will never happen for many obvious reasons that governments are blind to.

The most obvious one is that their expense will not allow the average American to own one. The alternative will always be significantly cheaper and will transport you much farther.

EVs can never be produced in the numbers the government wants because of a lack of necessary rare earth minerals held hostage in China.

Availability of charging stations will not ever be adequate. The time required to recharge on a long trip will make you cancel the long trip.

The cost of a battery replacement will be a turn off. Okay maybe…

By Jay Maxson ~

Sucking up to China to protect its lucrative cash flow, Nike’s CEO says the American company’s brand is just doing it for China. The Swoosh is now figuratively intertwined with yellow stars on the red Chi-com flag.

Nike chief executive John Donahoe not only defended his woke Oregon-based company’s ties to China, but he also affirmed its competitive advantage in the Asian dictatorship, despite China’s notorious reputation for forced labor in the manufacturing of sports apparel.

“Nike is a brand that is of China and for China,” Donahoe unashamedly and unapologetically said.

Yahoo sports-writer Caroline Downey reported that Donahoe joined Nike in 2020 and has spent much time scoping out its operations in China. Greasing the skids with China, Donahoe said the company’s “biggest asset is consumer equity [in the brand]  … it’s real, I saw it in my first week on the job.”

Nike has tried to…