The sacrosanct truth that is forbidden to tell: "London is not safe for women due to mass immigration. It is very difficult to talk about it because they accuse us of racism but this is the reality!" Not just London, every European city is like this. https://t.co/qILc15Qzl6 pic.twitter.com/IWOGcmN07H
— RadioGenoa (@RadioGenoa) August 29, 2024
For years, residents of Grand-Fort-Philippe in the north of France lived a life largely undisturbed by migrants who attempted crossings from their local beaches.
Relations were cordial even.
Many in the town would exchange polite bonjours with the men, women and children biding their time in the small seaside town located between Calais and Dunkirk until weather conditions turned in their favour.
Tweet translation: Grand-Fort-Philippe (59): around ten cars stoned; a group of angry migrants suspected of being behind the events after a failed attempt to cross the Channel
Grand-Fort-Philippe (59) : une dizaine de voitures caillassées ; un groupe de migrants en colère suspecté d’être à l’origine des faits après une tentative avortée de traversée de la Manche https://t.co/7phGjaLv2A
— monique breton (@moniquebreton10) August 12, 2024
POV
You live in Brampton
and a speculator is turning your neighbour's single home into student housing for 20
No hardhats. No fencing. No permits posted. Nothing.
Welcome to 2024. pic.twitter.com/TfjIgdoKHn
— Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸 (@Tablesalt13) August 28, 2024
h/t Mauser
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has written a letter to his NDP counterpart asking Jagmeet Singh to pull his party’s support for the Liberal government so Canadians can go to the polls this fall instead of next year as planned.
“Canadians can’t afford or even endure another year of this costly coalition. No one voted for you to keep Trudeau in power. You do not have a mandate to drag out his government another year,” Poilievre wrote in his letter.
“Pull out of the costly coalition and vote non-confidence in the government this September to trigger a carbon tax election in October of THIS YEAR. Or you will forever be known as “Sell-Out Singh,'” Poilievre said.
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1. Fauci rewrites history. pic.twitter.com/FRhy3mOm4k
— MAZE (@mazemoore) August 28, 2024
h/t XC
Authorities not only failed to deport the Syrian asylum seeker, they continued to pay him monthly benefits
German authorities committed a series of failures prior to the terror attack in Solingen. They not only botched up the deportation of the Syrian man responsible for the brutal assault but also continued providing him with social benefits, despite him being a failed asylum seeker.
According to daily Bild, the knife attack committed by 26-year-old Issa al Hasan last Friday not only highlights the consequences of uncontrolled immigration but lifts the lid on the serious failures of Germany’s asylum and deportation system.
Damn that guy is a good shot. pic.twitter.com/BPsscZDgQy
— Defiant L’s (@DefiantLs) August 29, 2024
h/t Mauser
The last four-plus years have been a rollercoaster for millions of Canadians.
The pandemic, which began in early 2020, quickly led to mass layoffs (most temporary) and widespread disruptions to normal life. This was accompanied by hiccups in often-fragile global supply chains, subsequently aggravated by the Russia-Ukraine war.
Can someone please put this woman in charge of the southern border, and pronto? Based on her recent success in staunching the flow of illegal migrants, the prime minister of Italy, Giorgia Meloni, might work wonders where Vice President Harris has, for the most part, failed.
According to new figures from the Italian interior ministry, illegal arrivals in 2024 to date have fallen by 65 percent compared to last year, with 40,138 migrants disembarking on Italian shores as of August 27 compared to 113,469 over the same period in 2023.
OTTAWA – A parliamentary battle is brewing between the House of Commons and Auditor General Karen Hogan, who has so far refused to comply with an order demanding she hand over documents relating to her scathing audit of the so-called “green slush fund.”
Parliament’s halls may be sleepy during the quiet summer months, but drama has been building between the House of Commons, the Office of the Auditor General (OAG) and, to a lesser degree, the RCMP over a motion adopted by MPs nearly three months ago.
Public Safety Minister Dominic LeBlanc defended Canada’s national security system after it was revealed an alleged ISIS terrorist was granted Canadian citizenship just before being arrested for plotting a terror attack in the Greater Toronto Area.
The suspect, Ahmed Fouad Mostafa Eldidi, was initially allowed into Canada on a visitor visa in 2018 and subsequently gained refugee status, permanent residency, and finally citizenship.
A group of international scholars funded by the European Union were unable to define “sex” or “gender” after studying the topic for more than five years, but nevertheless concluded that both concepts should be incorporated into all academic research going forward.
Public health responses are most effective when they are grounded in reality. This is particularly important if the response is intended to address an ‘emergency’ and involves the transfer of large amounts of public money. When we reallocate resources, there is a cost, as the funds are taken from some other programme. If the response involves buying lots of products from a manufacturer, there will also be a gain for the company and its investors.
Isabel Vaughn-Spruce is a peaceful, law-abiding woman—but she has been arrested twice for praying silently near an abortion centre in Birmingham, England. In a rare bit of good news for freedom of speech, she has just received a payout of £13,000 from the West Midlands Police “in acknowledgement of her unjust treatment and the breach of her human rights” after she issued a claim alleging “two wrongful arrests and false imprisonments; assault and battery in relation to an intrusive search of her person; and for a breach of her human rights both in respect to the arrests, and to the onerous bail conditions imposed on her.”
By now you’ve all heard that Facebook (Meta Platforms) CEO Mark Zuckerberg has had a sudden crisis of conscience and has come clean about the fact that his platform “caved to pressure by the Biden-Harris administration to censor content.” He promised that won’t happen again.
