Author: Blazingcatfur
Unrepentant Muslim terrorists are roaming Britain’s streets
Yet again, the British state is failing to keep its citizens safe. This week, convicted terrorist Abdalraouf Abdallah – who was close friends with the Manchester Arena bomber – was freed from prison. This is despite the fact that, just a few months ago, he was deemed too dangerous for release.
Top designer claims Diddy dangled her off 17th-story balcony and threatened to kill her until Cassie Ventura stopped him
A fashion designer claims Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs dangled her over a 17th floor balcony and she was only saved when Cassie Ventura intervened.
Bryana ‘Bana’ Bongolan sued the disgraced music mogul for $10 million, claiming her also molested her and detailed his frequent alleged abuse of his then-girlfriend Ventura.
The artist’s lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles, claimed the near-death experience was on September 26, 2016, after one of Diddy’s notorious ‘freak offs’.
Is this scandal the real reason the Democrats lost?
What the death bill tells us about life
The British state is happy to kill you
In my late twenties, I became clinically depressed and prone to bouts of suicidal ideation — “suicidal”, in un-medical English. From 1993 to 1998 I lived in northern Italy; paradise, apparently, but to me it felt more like a J.G. Ballard novel.
Everyone was partnered, successful and “shiny”. I — an Iris Murdoch-obsessed homosexual statistician — lay on the lakeside beach, dully hungry from the latest pointless attempt to lose weight, surrounded by the mountains about whose majesty everyone insisted. I saw nothing but rocks. No bildungsroman lurked, waiting to be written: just pointlessness mixed with failure.
SNELL: Politicians party as Canada disintegrates
Another Canadian progressive politician is in celebration mode as Canada collapses in a cloud of economic hardship and social degeneracy.
Video has surfaced of Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow, 67, allegedly taking a shot of alcohol while on stage at a recent public event.
People are leaving Toronto by the tens of thousands. Crime has skyrocketed, partly due to thousands of poorly-vetted asylum seekers flooding the city. Prices for food and rent are persistently high. Average homes are well over $1 million.
So how did Trudeau and Trump’s dinner meeting go? Here’s what we know
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau travelled to Palm Beach, Fla., to attend a dinner Friday night with U.S. president-elect Donald Trump. The visit comes amid Trump’s threats to impose steep tariffs on Canadian products entering the United States.
Trudeau’s plane landed earlier in the evening at Palm Beach International Airport, which is used by Trump when he travels to his Mar-a-Lago estate. Trump has been meeting with his transition team there in recent weeks.
Democrats Point Fingers At Biden, Harris, Mayorkas for Costing Them the Election
Pro-immigration Democrats are finally waking up to realize their anti-border security policies cost them the election after a report found that President-elect Donald Trump’s tough-on-immigration campaign drove swing voters to cast their ballot for him.
The Biden administration’s utter sabotage of our country’s immigration policies, played a much larger role in the GOP’s epic win this election cycle. Yet marxist dems are still in denial.
Data: Migration Issues Flipped Swing Voters to Donald Trump.https://t.co/k9WblEMC7l
— Michael Michelin (@MAMichelin59) November 30, 2024
Trudeau’s Canada: Winnipeg homeless shelter sees rise in seniors needing to use its services
A Winnipeg shelter says it’s seeing a rising number of seniors accessing its services, with some experiencing homelessness for the first time.
“A lot of them are simply being priced out of life, for a lack of a better term,” said Darren Nodrick, the director of development at Siloam Mission in Winnipeg. “Increased cost in rent as well as food is just too much.
“Some folks that are accessing our drop-in are coming for meals because they’re having to choose between rent and/or food.”
Trudeau and all his LPC members are heartless lying scumbags.
Downtown Kitchener Ontario. Anyone remember growing up in Canada and seeing anything like this? How about prior to 2015? Trudeau has failed Canadians & Canada in immeasurable ways. pic.twitter.com/txlwhLCWqY
— Ryan Gerritsen (@ryangerritsen) November 29, 2024
WTF?
Hahahaaaa Joy Reid is having a brain aneurysm over @JDVance sharing a meme pic.twitter.com/CxoJgkGvGn
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) November 29, 2024
Allan Stratton: There is no pride in alphabet activists shaming a small town
In 2020, Borderland Pride asked the township of Emo, Ont. (pop. 1,300) to proclaim Pride Month and fly the Pride flag. In a 3-2 vote, the council declined. It was a petty decision; Pride proclamations are generally considered pro forma, and Emo’s refusal was a bad look for a township seeking to attract business and newcomers.
In fairness, Emo only had four such requests that year, two of them from Borderland Pride. This was a far cry from the 1990s, when Hamilton and London discriminated against Pride by excluding it from similar resolutions passed for everyone else.
WTF?
Things are going to get pretty serious after 1/20. People will have to flee to safety. Have a plan in place, get burner phones, and use cash.
Do not make eye contact with anyone, do not trust strangers, keep your head down, and admit to nothing. pic.twitter.com/clpgHI4g9D
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) November 30, 2024
WHAT ME DO?
The great sort continues…
I have been putting of the last stage of the great sort for awhile. It’s an ending and I’m not going to find what I’m hoping for.
I unpacked the two trunks I had hurriedly stuffed with all things Kathy.
Among them – her collection of T-Shirts. I just didn’t know what to do with them, still don’t and yea they do each hold memories. I will happily give them away however to anyone who would care to have one. Otherwise I will keep them stored away. Oh and that’s a small hint of Kathy’s childhood toys. Big Raggedy Ann fan.
Not sure if that’s Bruce Jenner and an underage Lolita baby momma. Hello My Ragtime Pal! By the way that apple has a finger puppet worm. Other toys and dolls mingle off just out of view.
Gotta admit I dig that Tom and Jerry Jack in a box. That’s a cool Tigger too. More toys, K loved Winnie the Poo as well. I suppose one or two items may be small time collectibles but I just don’t know of any place that accepts donations of used toys.
Other items, some just too personal, some too silly to admit I kept. There were more photos of course, Kathy’s mom documented her childhood with great love and dedication.
A framed pic of Secretariat winning the Kentucky Derby, her Dad’s Sinatra albums and what may be a signed by Meatloaf Bat Out Of Hell Vinyl Album, Christmas candles and K’s Nativity scene.
I am getting old enough to injure myself without knowing how I did it. My right knee is acting up, and it only calms down if I can elevate it and keep it straight which unfortunately is a signal to Xavier for prolonged torment. My hip is also seizing up or just not doing something or other correctly. Oh well it will get better.
I think a bit of remodeling is due.
I have a big dining room table, very well made, solid wood, seats 10 with the inserts and it’s in good shape, the 4 chairs less so thanks to a certain cat though the bench is untouched. It’s just too large for my needs.
A well worn coffee table can go with it. It’s worn but made well of solid wood and won’t take much effort to refinish. It was way too big for mine and K’s needs but we liked that you could spread a whole broadsheet out on it back in the olden days when we subscribed to newspapers.
I hate to part with anything K and I bought together but it’s time and makes practical sense. Make me an offer, I’ll let them go cheap.
It’s back to life’s sort.
Author of anti-Israel book Biden bought has searing four-word response
The author of the anti-Israel book purchased by Joe Biden has criticized the president for his ‘too little too late’ purchase at a local bookshop.
The lame-duck president made headlines on Black Friday during a shopping trip at Nantucket Bookworks, holding a copy of The Hundred Years’ War on Palestine: A History of Settler Colonial Conquest and Resistance, 1917-2017.
The book, by Columbia University professor emeritus Rashid Khalidi, was visible to the press as Biden left the store. Khalidi later remarked to the New York Post that Biden’s interest came ‘four years too late.’
RCMP looks to redeploy 25% of eastern region workforce, including to border
The RCMP says it’s looking to redeploy up to one-quarter of its eastern region workforce to areas considered an operational priority, including to the Canada-U.S. border.
U.S. president-elect Donald Trump pledged this week to impose 25-per-cent tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports until more is done to stem illegal border crossings and drug trafficking.
The threat spurred calls from premiers and opposition leaders for the federal Liberal government to do more to secure Canada’s border.
Warning: No Deal Whatsoever with Iran’s Mullahs
The possibility of negotiating a deal with Iran has resurfaced. Reports suggest that the Islamic Republic’s leaders are expressing a willingness to engage with the incoming US administration after Donald J. Trump assumes office.
Reaching a deal, however, with a regime actively waging proxy wars against Israel, most of the Persian Gulf States and the United States — and that is arming Russia in its war on Ukraine — would be a monumental error.