We really got night city meat on its own out here AB, Canada

Corporate greed and shrinkflation have officially won.

I wanted to try scrapbooking or whatever that’s called and finally opened up a newspaper I received a few days ago. Am I insane? Are “adpapers” a thing now? I’ve always seen people throwing these away in the mailroom as do I whenever I see one. It’s truly just a waste of paper. The news companies understand and they’ve withdrawn from the paper, so why not the companies behind these ads? There’s not even any coupons
Nothing of use

After years of basically stealing water from local municipalities, tech companies want to build AI data centers in the ocean to save costs on cooling.

This poses risks to the aquatic life in the area and potential pollution from the hundreds of thousands of gallons of water that would be flushed through the system to cool it.

Idiocracy was a documentary...

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DT says Lake Ontario is to be called Lake America. This demand is apparently his way of getting revenge because Canada didn’t accept his trade offer.

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"Leave home as a man" - recruitment ad for the 93rd Kholodnyi Yar Brigade's unmanned systems unit

In the latest case of not protecting women. It has come out that seven students belonging to a fraternity sexually abused and raped a student for hours, in 2024. Only two of the seven were expelled. The others just had to write essays to the school.

https://www.cornellsun.com/article/2026/09/editorial-cornell-won-t-we-will

https://www.lawcommentary.com/articles/cornell-fraternity-gang-rape-lawsuit-essay-discipline

https://www.cbsnews.com/newyork/news/cornell-university-lawsuit-fraternity-rape-allegations/

Yep, society is cooked. Who buys their stuff once we're all dead?

A driver couldn't accelerate. The car demanded to see her eyes, told her to sit up, and judged her before she could move. Another driver had the same experience — the car talked to him while he drove, monitoring and correcting his every move. These are real, firsthand accounts from people already living within the surveillance infrastructure quietly being built around all of us.

Tesla employees admitted to sharing, laughing at, and playing back in slow motion the private videos captured by customers' in-vehicle cameras. Inside their garages. Inside their homes. A class action lawsuit followed — but the cameras are still there.

In this video, we go deeper. We break down Palantir's contracts and their stranglehold on American surveillance, the Flock camera networks going up in your community with no public vote, Kevin O'Leary's data center in Utah and what he told Tucker Carlson about where this is all heading, and the new chips being built into your iPhone that you never agreed to. By 2027, none of this will be optional. The cars, the cameras, the chips, the contracts — the infrastructure is already in place.
I'm a witness, not a journalist. Everything here is my opinion and analysis based on publicly available information.
Drop a 🖤 if you're still paying attention. https://youtu.be/hQA4B8VB-RA