On Friday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “America’s Newsroom,” U.S. Fleet Forces Command Commander Admiral Daryl Caudle stated that attempted penetrations of military bases by foreign nationals “is happening more and more. This is something we see probably two or three times a week, where we’re stopping these folks at the gate” in the Navy alone and the nationals come from all different nations and many times have passports and papers.
Start shooting them.
When Canada announced $3 billion in aid to Ukraine on the anniversary of its invasion by Russia in February, one item that drew some attention was a $4 million allocation for “gender-inclusive demining” in Ukraine.
“What’s woke and what’s a joke: Canada implements gender-inclusive Ukraine support,” headlined Sky News Australia following the announcement. Fox News matched with: “We now need diversity guidelines for clearing landmines.”
A US judge has denied a motion by Alec Baldwin to dismiss an involuntary manslaughter charge over a deadly film set shooting in 2021.
Halyna Hutchins, 42, was shot with a gun Mr Baldwin was using during a rehearsal on the set of Rust, a Western being filmed in New Mexico.
Director Joel Souza was also wounded in the incident.
Mr Baldwin’s is scheduled to stand trial in July.
Firearm discharged outside of North York elementary school
Shooting at Bais Chaya Mushka, Jewish school in Toronto pic.twitter.com/DpTO2CgXh4
— Fancypants Maloney (@fancypants_s) May 25, 2024
I still had the tweet open in a tab so recorded it.
A U.S. congressional committee has summoned the country’s Director of National Intelligence for a briefing on the firing of two Canadian scientists from Ottawa’s high-security infectious-disease laboratory in Winnipeg.
The House of Representatives committee on energy and commerce, which is investigating the origins of COVID-19, want to know about the activities of Xiangguo Qiu and her husband, Keding Cheng, at the National Microbiology Laboratory.
The video, which is now causing a stir in Berlin’s political circles, is just 15 seconds long. It shows young people on the terrace of an expensive restaurant on Sylt, the North Sea island much frequented by wealthy German holidaymakers.
The short sequence was recorded on what appears to be a mild early summer evening, with the first glow of sunset in the background. The young people are wearing smart-casual clothes and dancing. Five of them are chanting: “Germany for the Germans, foreigners out.”
And at least one of the participants appears to be giving the Hitler salute, holding two fingers between his upper lip and nose, as if to imitate a Hitler mustache.
There are two sides to nearly every story. It’s a funny old world when Hamas Terrorists get the greenlight for a new Pallie state but Germans who have been severely over enriched by a Muslim invasion are declared racists for wanting to have their country back. The same people complaining of the silly “Hitler moustache” likely turn a blind eye to the routine Mohammedan mayhem in their streets. Canada too is full of that kind of hypocrite.
Tweet Translation – When you watch videos like these from parties on Sylt and understand the background to them, I’m actually surprised that people don’t sing “Foreigners out” more often.
They are there 1-2 times a year with 100% ethnic Germans. A hundred people in a small space and everyone is peaceful and relaxed despite the alcohol.
They subconsciously associate these experiences with the idea that it is apparently possible to celebrate exuberantly if the right circumstances prevail.
Back in the disco of their hometown (Munich, Hamburg, Düsseldorf), the girls have to take pepper spray with them again, the boys have to put up with insults from Ahmet and Murat because otherwise they’ll get a slap in the face and one of the gang is missing their cell phone or wallet after the evening (Has Motumbo)
Of course, these people would like the whole of Germany to look like Sylt. They know that this is desirable and worth living in, but they cannot communicate this publicly because their social fall is much greater than that of Ronny from the prefab housing project.
Wenn man sich solche Videos von Partys auf Sylt ansieht und die Hintergründe dazu versteht, dann wundert es mich tatsächlich, dass da nicht öfter „Ausländer raus“ gesungen wird.
Die sind 1-2 mal im Jahr unter 100% ethnisch Deutschen. Hundert Leute auf engstem Raum und jeder ist… pic.twitter.com/RZTeV2QsZZ
— Arminius (@arminiusdd) May 25, 2024
The Canadian military never evaluated how operational readiness would be affected by the expulsion of soldiers refusing COVID-19 vaccination before imposing its mandate, internal records indicate.
“The CAF did not conduct a pre-policy risk analysis since CDS, based on solid medical advice, decided to accept any impacts this policy would/could have brought to bear,” wrote then-Brigadier-General Erick Simoneau in a May 2022 email.
The first criminal trial against a former president in the history of the United States could see a verdict by the end of next week. Closing arguments for President’s Trump’s hush money trial will begin on Tuesday and probably last the entire day. Then, presumably, on Wednesday morning the judge will instruct the jury on the charges, after which the five women and seven men will go into deliberation. If the twelve jurors return with a guilty verdict, which must be unanimous on each count, what will happen to Mr. Trump?
A leaked video recording shows the Public Health Agency of Canada’s (CPAC) health chief Theresa Tam and BC health authority Bonnie Henry laughing at Canadians.
Tam hosted a roundtable meeting over Zoom to discuss the H5N1 Avian flu and where to test for it with several provincial health officials and PHAC staff.
‘My electric hatchback is as heavy as a Jeep – I needed new tyres after 7,500 miles’
Electric car buyers should be aware of the “astronomical” costs required to regularly replace short-lived tyres, owners have warned.
Car lover Jim Bassett managed just 7,500 miles in his brand new Volkswagen ID.3 before being quoted more than £300 to replace the rear rubber.
The 80-year-old stumped up the cash after being told it was common practice for tyres on his rear-wheel model to degrade rapidly due to the weight of the vehicle .
If you regularly scan the headlines of major news sources of late you will have noted a curious tendency. When it comes to terrorism, the only stories which seem to get any traction are those which lament the “rise” in what is widely termed “far-right extremism.” This umbrella description covers everything from neo-Nazis to white supremacists to anti-vaxxers to, believe it or not, violent “incels” (involuntary celibates who apparently target women out of frustration over their lack of sexual gratification).
We are led to accept that this form of terrorism is ubiquitous, on the increase, and poses some kind of “existential threat” to Western societies. Even our public safety ministry here in Canada is keen to trumpet this menace, although they have elected to label it “ideologically-motivated violent extremism“ or IMVE (as if not all terrorism is, at its core, ”ideological”).
In October of 2022, when I started working on my book about Justin Trudeau’s government, I told my interview subjects that I thought history would judge him favourably.
It seemed to me then that Mr. Trudeau had changed the country more than Jean Chrétien, Paul Martin or Stephen Harper, and that his record could be measured against Brian Mulroney’s. Justin’s father, Pierre – who gave the country the Charter of Rights and Freedoms – is more significant, but I thought history might put Justin ahead of other recent prime ministers.
Parliamentarians in the Dutch lower house narrowly voted this week to criminalise the chant “from the river to the sea,” which calls for Israel to be wiped off the map. There are questions over how the motion, passed by just 74-73 votes, will be enacted. But more importantly, it strikes at the heart of the debate over the limits of free speech.
Members of Geert Wilders’ populist Party for Freedom said the ban was in response to “a disturbing increase in anti-Semitic incidents in the Netherlands.” The motion adds that “from the river to the sea” comes “right off the Hamas charter and is therefore a call for violence against all Jews worldwide.”
Justin Trudeau says Benjamin Netanyahu is blocking two-state solution for Israelis and Palestinians
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of impeding progress toward a two-state solution between Israel and a Palestinian state, saying Canada “fundamentally” disagrees with his government’s position on achieving peace.
“Canada’s position has always been that the solution to the extraordinarily difficult challenges in the Middle East are a two-state solution, a peaceful, secure democratic Israel alongside a peaceful, secure, democratic Palestinian state,” Trudeau said Friday during a news conference in Nova Scotia.
What a vote whore.
There were just too many people. At 8,700 metres, above the point where a human can live but below the summit those humans hoped to reach, Everest was jammed.
Climbers queued to go up, climbers queued to go down. With each breath, their oxygen tanks lightened. With each step, the snow creaked. And then, without warning, that snow gave way.
