Murderous Mohamad the cross dresser will remain in men’s jail

A Quebecer who killed her spouse and two children will remain in a men’s prison, Canadian authorities said Wednesday.

Mohamad the cross dressing murderer

Mohamad Al Ballouz, who now identifies as a woman, was sentenced last December after being convicted of second-degree murder in the stabbing death of Synthia Bussières, 38, and of first-degree murder in the deaths of their two kids, aged five and two. The killings happened in September of 2022 in Brossard, on Montreal’s South Shore.

During the trial, Ballouz had been held at Leclerc Institution, a women’s detention centre in Laval, Que., and was later transferred to a men’s prison. The 38-year-old later requested to serve the sentence in a women’s prison.

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Police force blocks white applicants to boost diversity

Now showing more anti white bullshit

One of the UK’s biggest police forces has temporarily blocked applications from white British candidates in an attempt to boost diversity, The Telegraph can disclose.

West Yorkshire Police (WYP) is currently preventing white British candidates from applying for jobs as recruits to its police constable entry programmes. However, “under-represented” groups can lodge their applications early.

The process has raised concerns that white British candidates are being unfairly treated, amounting to a form of positive discrimination that could be potentially unlawful.

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Candidate Chosen By ChiCom Carney To Replace Exposed ChiCom Candidate Turns Out To Be Another ChiCom Asset

Liberal candidate Peter Yuen, chosen to replace Paul Chiang, linked to pro-Beijing groups, events

The Liberal candidate selected by Mark Carney to replace one who was dropped over a China-related controversy is a member of a Beijing-friendly lobby organization and has given talks at events honouring a Toronto group that advocates for the annexation of Taiwan by China.

Onetime Toronto police deputy chief Peter Yuen, who is now carrying the Liberal banner in the Toronto-area riding of Markham-Unionville, succeeded Paul Chiang. The former MP stepped down April 1 after news broke that he had talked to reporters about how someone could take a Conservative candidate and human-rights advocate to the Chinese consulate to claim a bounty put on him by Hong Kong authorities.

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Greatest President Ever!

Trump signs order to ‘make America’s showers great again’

Donald Trump is going to “make America’s showers great again” by easing rules restricting water flow, the White House says.

The US president is ordering the energy secretary to rescind a change introduced by Barack Obama that restricted multi-nozzle showers from discharging over 2.5 gallons of water per minute overall.

This served “a radical green agenda that made life worse for Americans”, the White House said, as Trump criticised the “ridiculous” amount of time he says it takes to wet his hair in the shower.

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Geoff Russ: Carney already eroding Canadians’ trust in government

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s willingness to shield an MP who openly mused about targeting political rivals is more than a scandal. It erodes Canadians’ trust.

When a government leader tolerates this sort of behaviour it sends a message that accountability and safety are negotiable. It will certainly harden the opinions of rightfully cynical Canadians, just 28 per cent of which have confidence in the federal parliament.

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Couple who ran Swedish eco-retreat fled leaving behind barrels of human waste

A Danish chef couple who attracted international acclaim with a “forest resort” in Sweden have been tracked down to Guatemala after apparently going on the run from tax authorities, leaving behind 158 barrels of human waste.

Flemming Hansen and Mette Helbæk founded their purportedly eco-friendly retreat, Stedsans, in Halland, southern Sweden, after claiming to have “felt the call of the wild” in Copenhagen, where they ran a popular rooftop restaurant.

Stedsans, formed of 16 wooden cottages looking out on to nature, attracted praise from influencers and reviewers, who described it as “magical” and “enchanting luxury”.

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Chinese Interference in Our Democracy Needs Far More Attention Than It’s Getting

It is sometimes hard to figure out just what it takes for people to realize a crisis is growing in strength. Like the frog who sits in the pot while the water slowly rises in temperature only to take note after it is too late, we appear to be sleepwalking into a major undermining of our democracy.

I refer, of course, to the problem of interference in our electoral process. Despite decades of intelligence by the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS), at least one report (by former Gov. Gen. David Johnston) and a lengthy inquiry (the Hogue commission), this is generating next to no attention in the current race to determine who will form the next Canadian government.

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Carney crawls to Trump

Canadian PM quickly pledges to negotiate ‘new economic and security relationship’ with US after Trump pauses tariffs on other nations

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney pledged Wednesday to negotiate a “new economic and security relationship” with the US – an announcement that comes on the same day President Trump paused tariffs for dozens of nations, but not Canada.

“The pause on reciprocal tariffs announced by President Trump is a welcome reprieve for the global economy,” Carney wrote on X, referring to the commander in chief’s 90-day pause on sweeping trade fees.

h/t PA Cat

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GUNTER: Carney Libs could never deliver on policies stolen from Conservatives

Mark Carney is stealing Conservative campaign promises, which isn’t by itself a bad thing because theirs are better than his.

Lower taxes, less government spending and fewer bureaucrats, more affordable housing, quicker approval of major projects, better national defence, pipelines east and west; all of those are commendable. (The only Conservative policy missing is lower crime and tougher bail.)

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BARBER: Canada leading in what, exactly?

Let’s face it, Canada’s not going to win a trade war with the US. Time to make a deal with Trump.’

Various news outlets have reported that Prime Minister Carney was thumping his chest, claiming that Canada is willing to lead if the US is not. This raises two questions.

First, lead based on what?

Second, lead in what?

Of the G7, Canada is ranked dead last in economic standing ― a ranking it has long held.

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Fatal Stabbing Suspect’s Family Fundraises $277K Off Of ‘Self-Defense’ Claims

The family of the suspect in a fatal Frisco, Texas track meet stabbing has raised more than $279,000 off of the alleged crime that occurred just one week ago to support them during this “challenging and difficult time.”

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Putin sets sights on a new ‘western enemy’ — the devil

Not content with outlawing the fictitious “international LGBT social movement” and clamping down on teenagers who like to dress up as furry animals, Russian MPs have now set their sights on another formidable foe — Satan himself.

“Satanism and everything connected with it must be considered as a direct threat to Russian statehood!” Andrei Kartapolov, a senior MP who heads the Russian parliament’s defence committee, said at a meeting in Moscow. He also alleged that satanists in Russia were funded by the West.

“We need to look at what money and what means these satanists live on. Where are their books and posters printed, who pays for their concerts, shows, performances, the renting of halls, bars, and clubs?” Kartapolov said. “This is nothing more than a form of warfare waged by the united West against our country.”

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LILLEY: When it comes to difficult questioning, Carney crumbles under pressure

Mark Carney was asked some tough questions on Tuesday and he had no good answers for any of them. That goes against his sales pitch to voters that he’s the guy you need in a crisis, in a pinch.

The thing is the crisis can change and it often does with governments.

While governments come to power with big plans, they often end up lurching from crisis to crisis, not of their own making. They need to be nimble, they need to be able to respond to changing circumstances quickly and Carney doesn’t appear to be able to do that.

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The Birmingham bin strike is a symptom of British decline

For nearly five weeks, piles of rubbish taller than most people have lined the streets of Birmingham – what is supposed to be the UK’s second city. Rats, some reportedly the size of kittens, have begun to roam the streets like they own the joint. Last week, locals became so desperate that they mobbed a bin lorry, hurling uncollected rubbish at it out of frustration. The city is, nearly by definition, a dump – much to the chagrin of proud Brummies who have always, quite rightly, rejected that tag.

Toronto is overrun with rats and we didn’t need no strike!

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