There was enormous abuse of authority during Covid and I wonder if there will ever be any kind of acknowledgement of that.

Our government seems to be alarmingly comfortable with 'making shit up' to push it's agenda.

#onpoli

People are now enclosing their porch with glass for a new modern look..thoughts 🤔??

Everyone is talking about the admission of former CDC director, Redfield, that the transfections caused significant side effects, and that there wasn’t a case for shooting up under 60s. What hasn’t been noticed is the retreat from the bullshit “saved millions of lives” to the

I'm not sure anybody hates Western Civilization as much as Westerners do.

But is it justified?

frankfuredi.substack.com/p/will-western…

How did Canadians lose 20% of the value of their savings to federal fiscal mismanagement and over-regulation since 2015?

- a retiree with $100,000 in savings in 2015 now has less than $80,000 in equivalent purchasing power due to inflationary fiscal mismanagement; a $20k loss -

NYC protest, July 7, 1941

What’s up with this weird building? Has it always been like this?

This one is groovy

“Even healthy people are dying left and right”

This was a common talking point during the pandemic.

And based on my observations being frontlines in the ICU... this wasn't accurate.

I have never taken care of somebody who was completely healthy with the COVID-19 virus.

It’s

This guy is hilarious

Stolen bikes lead to less cycling (and more emissions):

New study finds that 40% of North American bike theft victims give up on bikes and start using a car instead.

doi.org/10.1080/155683…

Joyce Carol Oates I have NO idea why, but this painting by Hopper is probably my all time favorite work of art. It's title is 'Early Sunday Morning'

Morphine wowing the crowd at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1995 thanks to Dana double sax skills

Once was blind...

if you build this type of missing middle multi-unit housing today in most Canadian cities they can put you in jail for 25-30 years without parole

In the 1950s and 60s, perhaps inspired by the Abstract Expressionism of postwar New York, embodied in painters like Jackson Pollock, Lempicka dived into abstract art.

She had cast off her beloved Parisian style in an effort to keep up with the times.

The cityscapes that haunt the backgrounds of Lempicka's portraits are reminiscent of Fritz Lang's 1927 Art Deco-science fiction masterpiece, Metropolis.

Those soaring-silver skyscrapers are almost terrifying in their monumentality — the looming, mechanical towers of a new world.

126 years ago today the most stylish painter in history was born.

She was called Tamara de Lempicka and everything about her life and art embodied the spirit of the 1920s.

If you like Art Deco, you'll love Tamara de Lempicka...

We are told to believe this country is a dictatorship.

#russia

It’s crazy how this is more interesting than anything anyone is doing nowadays and she was like 50 here