Provocative Photo surfaces of Donald Trump in Russia in 2013

A rogue Russian intelligence super-agent purportedly has released a compromising photo of Donald Trump when he was in Moscow in 2013 promoting the Miss Universe Pageant. The Russian espionage agent defected to Mongolia, then contacted CNN regarding the photo, it is rumoured the news network paid 20 million dollars to the spy for the picture.

The image was captured at the Moscow Marriott Royal Aurora Hotel. Trump was staying in the Deluxe Imperial Cossack Penthouse suite by himself. Russian military intelligence agency (GRU) had the room rigged with micro cameras and hyper sensitive listening devices. One unsubstantiated report is that the Russians recorded Donald having a six minute urination. So much for the small hands.

Trump’s security detail made up of former U.S. Marines and Navy Seal operators scanned the room and did find six cameras. However, leaked reports to Buzzfeed.com says that at least two cameras escaped detection. The camera that captured Trump in the compromising circumstance was located in the middle of a 95 inch flat-screen television. The camera was so small that it appeared to be comprised of nano technology.

The photo itself shows a naked Donald Trump siting on the edge of a bed, he appears to be in very deep contemplation. To Donald’s right is well-known Moscow socialite and sex fiend Zlata Ludmila Bolshakov-Voskoboynikov, also naked. Zlata is also known for her penchant for rough and deranged sex, very deranged rough sex. In the photo she has a very big double edged battle ax in her hands. Now that must have been one hell of a night! Hey Donald! You Beast!

The controversial and potentially explosive photo:

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Demographics in Manitoba

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The majority of Manitoba’s population (73 per cent) identifies English as their mother tongue, according to the 2011 Census. Other prevalent first languages are German (6 per cent), French (4 per cent), Tagalog (3 per cent), Cree (2 per cent) and Ukrainian (1 per cent).

According to the 2011 National Household Survey, about 72 per cent of Manitoba’s population is of European ethnic origin. Among this group, those who claim British Isle ancestry are the largest, followed by German, Ukrainian and French. Since the establishment of the New Iceland settlement on the western shore of Lake Winnipeg in 1875, Manitoba has also had a relatively large population with Icelandic origins (about 3 per cent). Those of Indigenous origin, including First Nations, Méti and a small number of Inuit, comprise roughly 17 per cent of the population. The province is also home to a large number of persons of Filipino and Chinese origins (5 per cent and 2 per cent respectively), concentrated primarily in Winnipeg.

The Canadian Museum for Human Rights Museum in downtown Winnipeg. July 3, 2012  (BORIS MINKEVICH / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS)

List of Manitoba’s 10 Largest Cities

Name Population
Winnipeg 663,617
Brandon 46,061
Springfield 14,069
Hanover 14,026
Steinbach 13,524
Thompson 13,123
Portage la Prairie 12,996
St. Andrews 11,875
Winkler 10,670
St. Clements 10,505

 

Population since 1871

1871 25,228
1881 62,260
1891 152,506
1901 255,211
1911 461,394
1921 610,118
1931 700,139
1941 729,744
1951 776,541
1956 850,040
1961 921,686
1966 963,066
1971 988,245
1976 1,021,505
1981 1,026,241
1986 1,063,015
1991 1,091,942
1996 1,113,898
2001 1,119,583
2006 1,148,401
2011 1,208,268

Editorial Cartoons of the Week

Start off with non-political toons. A guy in Winnipeg was ticketed $237 last week for having a 4 inch layer of snow on the roof of his vehicle while he was driving. That hard snow can break off and fly into the vehicle behind. Is it that hard to scrape off roof snow while you are scraping the rest of the car? He deserved the ticket.

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Today Donald Trump called CNN “fake news”, and he referred to U.S. intelligence as something out of Nazi Germany. Oh my!

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There are unsubstantiated reports that Trump compromised himself while visiting Russia a few years ago. Story still unfolding.

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Tony Rosato: Gone to the big TV Studio Kitchen in the Sky

Tony Rosato (December 26, 1954 – January 10, 2017) was an Italian-Canadian actor and voice actor who appeared in television and movies in both Canada and the United States.

Rosato was born in Naples, Italy, and raised in Halifax, Ottawa, and Toronto. He planned to study chiropractic medicine, but dropped out of the University of Toronto after he began doing improv comedy at The Second City. Rosato first gained attention when he and Robin Duke joined the cast of the first incarnation of SCTV in its final season during the fall of 1980. His most well-known character on the program was a notoriously drunk TV chef named Marcello Sebastiani.

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One of the funniest TV skits ever.

Pentagon Develops ‘Drone Swarm’

The Department of Defense has released remarkable footage showcasing a project aimed at creating a swarm of micro-drones that act autonomously.

The video comes from a test of the concept which took place back in October when three jets released over 100 six-inch-long UAVs known as Perdix drones.

Incredibly, the tiny flying devices are not individually operated and, instead, work together collectively in a fashion akin to insects in nature.

Once released into the air, the drones exchange information amongst each other with the goal of completing their mission with almost no human input beyond an initial instruction.

Pentagon officials say that the purpose of a drone swarm would be to collect surveillance information rather than be used as an offensive weapon, although such a scenario is a possibility.

The almost-autonomous nature of the drone swarm is sure to raise concerns among academics and activists who have cautioned that the emergence of such technology could spell disaster for humans if it becomes out of control.

Indeed, seeing the drone swarm in action conjures worrisome visions of a modern re-imagining of Hitchcock’s infamous Birds only with tiny UAVs tormenting people on the ground.