French Mayor Blasts Book for Downplaying Fatal Anti-White Attack

On the night of November 18th, 2023, 300 to 400 young people gathered in the village hall of Crépol, a small settlement in the department of Drôme, France for a dance party.

But what began like an evening of carefree fun soon turned into a nightmare. As we reported at the time, a gang of individuals broke into the party and spread terror by attacking the participants with knives. A youngster of 16, Thomas, a member of the local rugby club, died of a stab wound during his transfer to a hospital in Lyon. Two others were severely wounded, and more than a dozen other people suffered various degrees of injuries during the rampage, including the bouncer who had his fingers cut off.

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Poilievre rejects plan by Carney-endorsed Mark Wiseman to reach population of 100M by 2100

Tory leader Pierre Poilievre on Friday said he categorically rejects Prime Minister Mark Carney’s appointee Mark Wiseman’s Century Initiative that would open the floodgates of immigration.

Carney this week added the World Economic Forum’s Wiseman to his council of advisers on Canada-US relations.


Carney’s choice of Wiseman tells me both are evil swine.

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Blame Canada – South Park is the most politically astute show on TV

On CNN recently, the hosts of Saturday morning show Table For Five searched for the words to describe Donald Trump’s recent suggestion that Canada should become America’s 51st state. “It boggles the mind,” co-host Abby Phillip exclaimed. “They’re one of our greatest allies!” agreed pundit John Avalon. It was journalist and YouTube host Touré, though, whose comments cut through. “It’s not a serious concept,” the writer groaned, at the idea of America annexing their neighbours to the north. “It’s a South Park idea!”

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Who’s Paying the Tesla Attack Terror Bills?

Whatever else is going on with the violent assaults on Tesla dealerships or individual cars, Vice President Vance has put his finger on one very correct question.

Newsmax headline: “Vance: ‘Terrorism Is Not Cheap,’ Hunt Tesla Terror Check Writer.”

The story reports: Vice President J.D. Vance said “terrorism is not cheap” as he speculated that the continuing vandalism of Tesla automobiles is being coordinated.

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Poilievre calls Smith’s oilpatch demands ‘reasonable,’ challenges Carney to disclose foreign oil investments

OTTAWA — Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said Friday that a list of energy-related demands put out by Alberta Premier Danielle Smith was “very reasonable” but wouldn’t commit to meeting them all if he becomes prime minister.

“You’ll have to see the rest of our platform roll out in due course,” Poilievre told reporters, speaking at a campaign style announcement in suburban Ottawa.

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How Seriously is Canada Taking Trump?

How seriously are Canadians taking Trump? Some are apparently taking him a little too seriously. Most of us on the right are familiar with Trump’s swagger, his Queens-style approach to negotiation, and his tendency toward acidic one-liners, nicknames, and insults. We know that he means business, but we don’t take him literally. To be honest, most people on the Left know this, too, but it is to their advantage to pretend otherwise.

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BBC issues support email to LGBT staff over Trump

Back to the Beeb. Now the news broadcaster is busying itself with worries that its staff seem to be struggling to cope with, um, the news. The corporation has issued an emotional support notice for colleagues affected by events across the water, after the election of US President Donald Trump – with the Beeb gushing that its ‘commitment to diversity, inclusion and belonging remains unwavering’. How sweet.

The statement, issued by the BBC Pride Board, sympathised with staff members ‘particularly those in the LGBTQ+ community’ who may have ‘concerns’ about goings-on stateside.

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Greenpeace Verdict Is a Wake-Up Call for Progressive NGOs

For nonprofits that conduct or fund illegal behavior, an era may be coming to an end.

Greenpeace backed radical protesters who tried to block a North Dakota pipeline. Now the pipeline company has won huge damages in a lawsuit against the iconic NGO. Other nonprofits should take notice.

On Wednesday, a jury in Mandan, North Dakota returned a stunning verdict against Greenpeace for its role in the violent protests and misleading PR campaign that disrupted construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline in 2016. The jury hearing the civil lawsuit found Greenpeace USA and two other Greenpeace entities liable for civil conspiracy, defamation, trespass, and other misdeeds. If the verdict stands, the storied environmental nonprofit will have to pay $667 million in damages to plaintiff Energy Transfer, the pipeline company that built and owns the DAPL.

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Canada needs a real leader on energy. So why is Mark Carney acting like a non-player character?

The polls are clear: Canadians are looking for someone to lead us through this difficult patch. There was even a moment during Mark Carney’s Liberal leadership acceptance speech when it seemed as though he understood the assignment. He hinted that common sense would finally prevail, that he would dispense with a decade of Liberal orthodoxy that had demonized Canada’s oil and gas sector.

By promising to make Canada a “superpower in both clean and conventional energy,” our new prime minister seemed to be prioritizing Canadian jobs over his stated fear that climate change is a “tragedy on the horizon” that will lead to the loss of countless lives.

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Bangladesh’s Reign of Terror: Toward the Next Islamist Hub of South Asia?

On March 7, thousands of members of Bangladesh’s banned Islamist militant group, Hizb-ut-Tahrir, defying police barricades, marched through the streets of Dhaka to demand that the country’s secular democracy be replaced by an Islamic caliphate. Demonstrators chanting “Khilafat, Khilafat” – a direct call for Islamic rule — gathered for the “March for Khilafat” procession outside the Baitul Mukarram Mosque after Friday prayers. The mob at the march turned violent — complete with stone-throwers who clashed with police. The police, in turn, fired back with tear gas and stun grenades.

Hizb ut-Tahrir, which has been banned in Bangladesh since 2009 for posing a threat to national security, organized this rally in defiance of a government ban on public gatherings.

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WARMINGTON: Regular folks struggling to get by as PM hobnobs with hockey stars

The joke around the political world Thursday was that the Edmonton Oilers hadn’t seen that level of power on their ice surface since Mark Messier and Wayne Gretzky left town.

As he prepares for an expected election call Sunday, Prime Minister Mark Carney not only has the clout to get the best seats in the rink to see the Edmonton Oilers, but also to get on the ice and skate with them.

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O tempora, o mores! Oxford to alter Latin for non-binary students

For centuries the Latin used during degree ceremonies at Oxford University referred to “masters, ladies and gentlemen”.

Possibly not for much longer. Proposals to amend the language to make it more inclusive for non-binary individuals are being recommended to the 5,000 academic and other staff that make up Congregation, Oxford’s governing body — often referred to as its parliament.

Change centuries of tradition to accommodate a few confused cranks. Right.

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Police urged to not look away and pretend nothing is happening for a change during this year’s ‘hateful’ Al-Quds Day protests in Canada

Al Quds Day Queens Park 2013 – They teach their children well.

Politicians and community leaders are warning that anti-Israel rallies planned for Al-Quds Day this Sunday could be filled with antisemitic chants and the glorification of terrorism, and they are asking law enforcement to do more to protect the Jewish community.

“There’s been a long history of concern about Al-Quds Day, which is an annual hateful protest, an event that calls for the elimination and eradication of the State of Israel,” Toronto city councillor Brad Bradford told National Post.

Good luck.

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