Author: Buzznews

Manchester United: Elon Musk changes his mind and claims it’s a bad joke.

Billionaire Elon Musk, boss of Tesla and SpaceX, dropped a little bombshell on Twitter, claiming:

“I’m buying Manchester United, you’re welcome!”

Also, I’m buying Manchester United ur welcome

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) August 17, 2022

Obviously, many doubted the veracity of the story, and it didn’t take long for Musk to admit that it was just a joke. A joke that has been going on for a while on Twitter, according to him.

No, this is a long-running joke on Twitter. I’m not buying any sports teams.

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) August 17, 2022

His tweet generated hundreds of thousands of reactions, sports fans proving to be as emotional as the Tesla boss’ followers.

Elon Musk recently sold about $7 billion worth of shares in his Tesla group, as he finds himself in a legal battle over his botched Twitter takeover.

Cardinal Marc Ouellet is the target of allegations of assault, and his name is on a list that has been made public as part of a class action lawsuit, reports Radio-Canada.

Approximately 80 members of the clergy seem to appear in the documents.

The class action seem to involve more than a hundred victims who were, for the most part, minors when the alleged events occurred.

The allegations against Ouellet are seemingly coming from a woman, anonymous at this point, who said she had completed an internship as a pastoral worker between 2008 and 2010.

No criminal charges have been brought against the man who many experts see as a possible successor to the pope.

What great news!

Scotland has officially become the first country to make all menstrual products completely free for the general population. This is great news for anyone who needs these products, and hopefully Scotland’s decision will inspire others to follow suit in the fight against menstrual poverty.

The country had already passed a bill in 2020 to make such products free, but it wasn’t until two years later that the Period Products Act became official. At the time, the bill passed unanimously, showing the country’s willingness to recognize the monetary inequality inherent in menstruating people being forced to purchase these types of products, resulting in high costs over the long term.

Menstrual poverty is a real concept that causes suffering for many low-income people. Menstrual products are generally expensive, and many people simply cannot afford them. This puts them in awkward, even uncomfortable situations when they are menstruating. Some people are even faced with difficult choices, such as buying a box of tampons instead of food… This is a reality that needs to be addressed, and Scotland has just proven that it is possible to do so in order to achieve a more just and equitable society.

In Quebec and Canada, taxes have been abolished on menstrual products for several years now, but we can dream of the day when this kind of item will simply be free!