Do We Have a Nation? These aren’t rioters, they are invaders.

The past weekend saw one of America’s best-known and, for a long time, best-loved cities erupt in violent riots. Fires raged across Los Angeles as rioters waving foreign flags hurled everything from rocks and concrete slabs to fireworks and Molotov cocktails at federal law enforcement agents. Why? Those agents were tasked with carrying out the mass deportation agenda that played a key role in getting President Donald Trump elected a second time in a historic landslide victory. In other words, illegal immigrants waved Mexican flags, burned American flags, terrorized an American city, and assaulted officers of American law in order to… stay in America and not be sent back to the country whose flag they were waving.

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Anthony Koch: The commodification of citizenship and the downfall of western civilization

The West has committed a grave philosophical error: we have come to view countries not as civilizations but as corporations, and citizenship not as a sacred bond but as a kind of customer loyalty program.

Nowhere is this more evident than in Canada, where national identity has been hollowed out and replaced with an abstract collection of economic indicators and talking points: growth is good, immigration is GDP, diversity is strength. The country, we are told, is “open for business,” but rarely do we hear what that business is for.

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Great new military spending, Canada. Where’s the money going to come from?

Canada will reach NATO’s defence spending benchmark of 2 per cent of GDP this fiscal year – five years earlier than planned.

That’s according to an announcement on Monday by Prime Minister Mark Carney. The move is timely and necessary in an unstable world.

Ottawa is upping this year’s budget for the Department of National Defence by $9.3-billion. That and existing spending from other departments will push defence-related expenditure to $62.7-billion for 2025-26 – 2 per cent of GDP, as per the requirements of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

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How Biden was secretly spying on Musk for YEARS before Trump win

Elon Musk was secretly spied on by several agencies in the Biden administration amid fears over his links to foreign powers, according to a bombshell report.

Musk was trailed by government agencies in 2022 and 2023 including Homeland Security and the Justice Department, focusing on foreign nationals visiting his properties, the report says.

Insiders told the Wall Street Journal that the investigations into Musk were primarily looking into whether he was being swayed by foreign powers ‘in Eastern Europe and elsewhere’, but never progressed to bringing charges.


The original WSJ article below.

U.S. Agencies Tracked Foreigners Traveling to See Musk

Homeland Security and the Justice Department kept tabs on foreign nationals visiting Musk’s properties in 2022 and 2023, reflecting concerns about influence

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Trump Should Crush the L.A. Riots—with a Subtle Hand

Los Angeles is burning. Earlier this year, seasonal fires ripped through the Southern California city, but now, the fires are entirely manmade. In response to the Trump administration’s deportation policy, left-wing activists and opportunistic rioters have taken to the streets to vandalize property, incinerate automobiles, and assault law enforcement officers. The images emerging from the city are shocking: thugs hurling rocks from an overpass onto police; men spinning motorcycles around burning debris; a masked, shirtless rioter waving a Mexican flag atop a burned-out autonomous car.

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44% of Canadian men die prematurely from largely preventable causes: Report

More than two in five — or 44% — of men living in Canada will die prematurely from largely preventable causes, according to a new report.

More specifically, the Real Face of Men’s Health Report — released by men’s health charity Movember — finds that Canadian men are disproportionately impacted by suicide and the opioid crisis.

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Ontario police bust alleged dark-web trafficking network that used Canada Post to ship drugs

Ontario Provincial Police say they’ve dismantled a drug ring that allegedly used the dark web and Canada Post to ship drugs across the country.

At a news conference on Tuesday, police announced they seized more than $2.5 million worth of drugs destined to be shipped to “marketplace” buyers in British Columbia, Nunavut, Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island.

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Kooky David Frum: Trump’s L.A. Riot Response Is Dress Rehearsal for Midterm Military Takeover

Lunatic

On Sunday, The Atlantic magazine published a tinfoil hat conspiracy theory by David Frum based not on fact, but entirely on the speculation of a fervid liberal imagination.

In “For Trump, This Is a Dress Rehearsal,” Frum provides his theory that former President Donald Trump called out the National Guard during the immigration riots in Los Angeles to prepare for a military takeover of the 2026 midterms.

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Alleged Canadian hacker unmasked after threatening cybersecurity researcher

When an alleged hacker known as “Waifu” violently threatened her online, cybersecurity researcher Allison Nixon set out to unmask them.

Now Connor Riley Moucka, a 25 year old from Kitchener, Ont., is being held in Canada as he awaits extradition to the U.S. to face multiple criminal charges. U.S. authorities accuse Moucka and his accomplices of hacking into at least 10 organizations and stealing troves of sensitive records like payroll and banking information. By holding stolen data for ransom, they allegedly extorted US$2.5 million in Bitcoin from three of their victims.

“I was not working on him until he started posting threats about me,” Nixon told CTVNews.ca from New York City.

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The Feds Are Investigating the Dark Money Bankrolling the L.A. Riots

The Trump administration is vowing to find out who’s bankrolling the L.A. riots because normal American people out there don’t like it when they’re tax dollars are misused to underwrite arson and looting. Taxpayers didn’t sign on to underwrite the left’s anti-American public spasms of insanity. Underwriting these bad actors with government grants is tantamount to forcing taxpayers to underwrite the protests by the loons of the Westboro Baptist Church. It’s insulting and ridiculous.

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CHARLEBOIS: Our dairy addiction is making Canada a trade pariah

When it comes to supply management and trade policy, Canada seems trapped in a cycle of repeating the same costly mistakes.

Before Mark Carney’s arrival as prime minister, the previous Parliament adopted Bill C-282, introduced by the Bloc Quebecois. The bill granted blanket immunity to Canada’s supply-managed sectors — most notably dairy — against any future concessions in trade negotiations, regardless of the partner or economic context. It effectively locked in protectionism for a system that is already struggling to justify itself in the modern global economy.

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