Vox: If You Oppose Men Beating Up Women, You’re A Nazi

If you, like the majority of Americans, oppose men infiltrating and dominating women’s sports competitions, you might be falling for Nazi propaganda. At least, that’s what Vox’s latest article “Discrimination against trans Olympians has roots in Nazi Germany” implies.

Since the beginning of time, humans have recognized the fundamental differences between men and women. In recent years, the widely recognized distinctions between the sexes, however, have suffered attacks from a radical ideology that prioritizes the wishes of gender-bending men ahead of women and their protected spaces.

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Polar Bears, Dead Coral and Other Climate Fictions

Whatever happened to polar bears? They used to be all climate campaigners could talk about, but now they’re essentially absent from headlines. Over the past 20 years, climate activists have elevated various stories of climate catastrophe, then quietly dropped them without apology when the opposing evidence becomes overwhelming. The only constant is the scare tactics.

h/t DS

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Texas school district reverses decision, allows pro-Trump parking spots

A North Texas school district will allow students to paint their purchased parking spots in support of former President Donald Trump, reversing an earlier decision, the Dallas Morning News reports.

Seniors in Keller Independent School District can pay about $200 for a reserved parking spot, which they may paint. A couple of students were asked to paint over their pro-Trump designs last week.

h/t DS

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Stop blaming Russia for the Southport riots

‘Foreign disinformation’ has become a convenient excuse for the failures of officialdom.

It isn’t hard to find sticks to beat Russia with. The international, let alone national, charge sheet is long and serious, from invading Ukraine to imprisoning people on trumped-up charges to manipulating its own elections. But to blame Russia for fomenting anti-Muslim violence in Southport in the north-west of England this week is really quite a stretch. It is a claim that says rather more about this country than it does about Russia.

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Biden’s Prisoner Swap Encourages Taking Americans Hostage

The Biden team, Kamala, and their media are the exchange of criminals for hostages as some sort of diplomatic triumph. The reality is that Biden once again encouraged and rewarded taking Americans hostage. The only outcome of this “diplomatic triumph” will be that when Russia, China, Iran, or any other enemy nation wants to spring some of its operatives, they’ll lock up a few Americans.

It works so why not keep doing it?

Joe ain’t pullin the strings, not even on his pajamas.

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Secret Service Prep Before Trump Shooting Shows It Was a Clown Show

You can use big words and insider acronyms to explain yourselves. Still, the Secret Service oversight of the Butler, Pa., site of Donald Trump’s near-assassination can best be summed up in these three simple words: a clown show. If you hadn’t figured that out by now, it was unwittingly confirmed during a news conference (see below) Friday.

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Britain ignored its ethnic conflict – This week’s riots won’t be the last

Following the Manchester Arena bombing in 2017, the aftermath, like those of other recent terrorist atrocities, was marked by what later revealed to be a coordinated British government policy of “controlled spontaneity”. Pre-planned vigils and inter-faith events were rolled out, and people handed out flowers “in apparently unprompted gestures of love and support” as part of an information operation “to shape public responses, encouraging individuals to focus on empathy for the victims and a sense of unity with strangers, rather than reacting with violence and anger”. The aim was to present an image of depoliticised community solidarity within the state’s benevolent, if not adequately protective, embrace.

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SNOBELEN: Protecting Trudeau is ruining political careers

Former Ontario premier David Peterson told me he quit politics for health reasons. He said the people got sick of him.

Last week, President Joe Biden quit the 2024 election race, mere weeks before his party’s nomination convention. He said he was leaving to protect democracy.

Well, maybe. But there are some other good reasons why Biden belatedly and seemingly begrudgingly left the race.

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Kamala Harris’s Life in Canada Was Marked by a Yearning for Home

While campaigning this past week, Senator JD Vance of Ohio called Vice President Kamala Harris a “phony” who “grew up in Canada,” as former President Donald J. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, continued raising false and incendiary questions about the presumed Democratic nominee’s racial identity.

“Kamala Harris grew up in Canada,” Mr. Vance said during a campaign stop in Arizona on Wednesday. “They don’t talk like that in Vancouver or Quebec or wherever she came from.”


Kamala is a proven liar. She was a self declared Indian until being Black was better even suddenly acquiring a “Black accent” at her recent Atlanta embarrassment.

I think the author is hoping for a BJ.

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Inside the Maga mind: Trump’s most dedicated fans explain their fervor

They are the Maga masses – ordinary people for whom Donald Trump represents hope, not fear, and whose lives have been changed by the Trump era.

Some drive thousands of miles, seeing parts of the US they might never otherwise see, to attend the former US president’s campaign rallies, often camping outside for days to ensure they get a front-row seat. The rallies provide music, politics and a sense of belonging unlike anything else that society offers them.

Others sell “Make America great again” merchandise. An entire cottage industry has grown up around quirky, witty or insulting bobbleheads, hats, mugs, T-shirts and other paraphernalia. Within hours of Trump surviving an attempted assassination at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, the indelible image of him standing defiant, face bloodied and fist raised, was available on T-shirts.

The Guardian takes a stab at understanding MAGA.

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Ottawa quietly announces cost of building new supply ships has jumped by almost $1 billion

The cost to build the navy’s often-delayed, long-anticipated supply ships has shot up once again — this time by almost $1 billion — the federal procurement department announced Friday.

Successive federal governments have tried for almost two decades to deliver joint support ships (JSS) to the navy — vessels used to replenish warships at sea.

After years of delay, the Liberal government awarded Seaspan’s Vancouver Shipyards Co. Ltd. a build contract in June 2020 for two ships — HMCS Protecteur and HMCS Preserver — at an anticipated cost of $2.44 billion.

This is how Liberals make money.

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PINDER: Who gets to come to Canada?

Al Quds Day – Queen’s Park Toronto

The issue of immigration has become one of the leading political and economic issues in the developed world. With many countries, including Canada and the US, in large part built by immigrants, the current waves of immigration in North America, Europe, Australia, and elsewhere are both a necessity and a problem.

During the first few centuries of the Industrial Revolution, the foundation of Canada and the US was established by the determination of hardy souls from many parts of the world plagued by poverty, lack of freedom, discrimination, and limited prospects. Our current demographic problem — the combination of aging boomers and declining birth rates — still makes immigration critical to the economic wellbeing of most developed countries.

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