Helter-Skelter

[Anonymous]

Why are celebrities called mentally unstable when they lose it and attack the paparazzis?





Cant even imagine what its like to be constantly harassed by these vermin.

Ahh, poor little narcissistic pampered Hollyweird celebutards. My heart bleeds for them.



I say we give them what they want and not interview them and not watch their movies.

[Anonymous]

Why are celebrities called mentally unstable when they lose it and attack the paparazzis?





Cant even imagine what its like to be constantly harassed by these vermin.

Ahh, poor little narcissistic pampered Hollyweird celebutards. My heart bleeds for them.



I say we give them what they want and not interview them and not watch their movies.

Celebutards Lives Matter(CLM).

[Anonymous]

Most edible pot overdoses in Canada involve kids: Study



Federal research shows 137 children have shown up at Canadian hospital emergency rooms for weed poisoning since Ottawa legalized cannabis edibles last October.



The Health Ministry research also says cannabis use among youth has increased overall, according to



Blacklock's Reporter.



This trend is a reversal of long-term downward use before the feds repealed a criminal ban on recreational pot in 2018.



"Significant changes in the risk perception of this substance were also noted ... suggesting a decreasing trend in the viewing of cannabis as a harmful substance," according to the study called Sentinel Surveillance Of Injuries And Poisonings Associated With Cannabis.



Only 9% of high schoolers said marijuana was harmless.



"Such perception changes among this population are of concern," said the study.



Subsequently, the researchers found cannabis is now the leading substancerelated reason for ER visits by Canadians as young as 10.



"Of 23,589 hospitalizations for harm caused by substance abuse among youth aged 1024 years in 2017 to 2018, those related to cannabis were more common than those caused by any other substance, including alcohol, opioids and cocaine," said the study.



Researchers, who drew their findings from case reports at 19 Canadian hospitals, said most accidental poisonings from cannabis edibles involved children.



"Among children under the age of 10 years, there were 25 cases, all of which were unintentional in nature," said the study. "These edible products were either mistakenly left within the reach of children or unintentionally given to them."

[Odinson]

[Anonymous]

This is one way of getting folks to obey social distancing guidelines.



Drug cartels kill people for breaking their COVID-19 rules in Colombia, group says

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Armed groups with ties to drug cartels are enforcing their own COVID-19 lockdown orders in Colombia, and killing people who don't comply, a human rights organization says.



At least nine Colombians appear to have been killed since April for breaking measures intended to prevent spread of the coronavirus, according to a Human Rights Watch report. The organization also documented examples of the armed groups threatening and attacking people who break lockdowns, curfews and other rules, which at times are broader than the government's restrictions.

[Anonymous]

The Dixie Chicks have changed their name to The Chicks as a show of support for BLM.

[Blazor]

The Dixie Chicks have changed their name to The Chicks as a show of support for BLM.

 



Nothing wrong with Dixie!!!



These folks need to stop pandering, even the black people with any common sense do NOT support BLM. The media is brainwashing folks.

[Renee]

The Dixie Chicks have changed their name to The Chicks as a show of support for BLM.

The Dixie who?



Never saw a band so desperate to be politically and socially relevant in my life...They've made a career of it...Those three cracker cunts even beat out Neil Young and Bruce Springsteen ....  



Three middle-aged washed up southern yentas clamoring for attention. Maybe it's because their music sucks ass.

[Anonymous]

The Dixie Chicks have changed their name to The Chicks as a show of support for BLM.

The Dixie who?

Precisely.

[Odinson]

That cool, rhyming name is all they have.

[Anonymous]

That cool, rhyming name is all they have.

They try to outwoke all other shit performers.

[Anonymous]

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[Anonymous]

This has put small producers that signed contracts with CP and CN in a fiscal hole.



Once Canada's oil relief valve, rail shipping grinds to near halt



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Rail was Canada's oil lifeline in recent years when cheaper pipelines ran full and crude had no other exit from landlocked Alberta. But oil production cuts this year opened pipeline space and eliminated demand for trains, leaving producers like Cenovus Energy Inc (CVE.TO) with high fixed expenses and monthly payments still owing to railways.



Cenovus said last week it was spending as much as C$20 million ($14.97 million) per month for its suspended rail program, one-quarter of the costs when it is fully active, but now generating no revenue to offset expenses.



Prospects of a longer-term rail recovery also look dim as long-planned pipeline expansions enter service in each of the next two years.



Canadian crude by rail volumes in May fell to 58,048 barrels per day (bpd), the lowest in four years, the Canada Energy Regulator said. In February, they had peaked at nearly 412,000 bpd.



Cenovus has idled several thousand tank cars, said Chief Executive Alex Pourbaix. He said they will stay parked pending several shifts - rebounding Canadian oil production, pipelines filling again, and a wider gap between Canadian and U.S. crude prices to justify rail shipments' higher cost than pipelines.



Even so, Pourbaix expects Canadian oil production to grow to fill expanded pipelines in coming years, reviving the need for rail.



Greater availability of pipeline space has helped keep differentials narrow.



Investment bank Tudor Pickering Holt & Co forecasts "next to no rail requirements" in Canada into 2021, said analyst Matt Murphy, adding that oil production looks slow to return.



Some are more optimistic.



Suncor Energy Inc (SU.TO) Chief Executive Mark Little said last week he expects several operators to ramp up rail shipments this year.

[Anonymous]

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[Anonymous]

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I would do some of one and some of the second.