UK Government Forecaster ‘Exaggerating Benefits’ of Migration by €7 Billion

The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR), which creates economic forecasts used by the government, has exaggerated the financial benefits of mass migration, a think tank has claimed.

Centre for Migration Control (CMC) researchers accused the body of overestimating the tax contribution of future migrants by £6 billion (€7 billion). Robert Bates, the think tank’s research director, told The European Conservative that “nothing better exemplifies the grim political and economic consensus which has existed around mass migration more than this body.”

Mass immigration is a scam throughout western nations.

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Restaurants in Canada facing ‘frugal market’ as sales dip

Inflation is continuing to bite Canada’s restaurant industry, as sales have dipped across the country and consumers are facing higher menu prices.

Data from Statistics Canada released Monday showed that the prices for food purchased from restaurants increased by 5.1 per cent year over year in January, continuing a trend seen last year.


I don’t patronize establishments offering takeout that threaten me with the demand to tip just for the pleasure of placing my order at the cash.

I consider them likely to contaminate the food if a tip is refused.

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Khaled Mashal: ‘Hostage deal – only on our terms’

Khaled Mashal, the leader of Hamas abroad, says that the organization “will only release prisoners (hostages) when we achieve our goals and we aggressively lead the negotiation process in a proper diplomatic maneuver.”

In an address at an event in Jordan, Mashal stated that “in the negotiations, we insist on the end of the aggression, a withdrawal from Gaza, the return of displaced civilians to the northern Gaza Strip, the distribution of humanitarian aid, shelter, the reconstruction of the Gaza Strip, and the end of the siege.”

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Diversity strikes again …

48 stolen vehicles seized, 150 charges laid in Toronto police investigations

Officers say 48 vehicles with a combined value of just under $4 million were recently seized as part of an undercover Toronto police investigation focused on the trafficking, shipping, and re-vinning of stolen vehicles.

Speaking at a news conference in Toronto on Wednesday, police provided details on two separate but related undercover investigations, dubbed Project Spectre and Project Paranoid.

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DNC Goes Into Full Panic Mode About Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Presidential Bid

As I noted on Tuesday, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s selection of entrepreneur Nicole Shanahan as his running mate was bad news for Joe Biden. Rather than pick a centrist or even a moderate conservative to establish a formidable unity ticket, he chose a radical leftist. The choice further solidifies the ticket’s progressive bona fides, which is likely to turn off conservatives who’d been flirting with supporting Kennedy in November because they don’t like Donald Trump.

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Jamie Sarkonak: Woke teachers openly preach as common-sense colleagues are silenced

One of the more egregious examples of the politicized Canadian classroom can be found in the halls of L.A. Matheson Secondary in Surrey, B.C. There, the classroom of an anti-oppression curriculum specialist is coated with social justice posters: ones that decry colonialism, ones that inflame racial politics and one that even likens prostitution to regular physical labour.

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Israel admits it may not be able to destroy Hamas after US turned its back

Israel may not be able to destroy Hamas despite over six months of intense fighting in Gaza, intelligence officials have admitted.

The main objective of the Gaza invasion faces failure as international support turns against Israel, sources warned.

Israel believes it has dismantled Hamas’ main command and control structure in central and northern Gaza but pockets of “guerrilla” resistance remain.

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Canadian Jews are once again in the crosshairs of cancel culture

Like other western countries, Canada isn’t immune to “cancel culture,” a disturbing sign of the times. The term itself may be contemporary but cancel culture’s unholy mix of defamation, intimidation and threats is anything but new. Variations on this practice date back millennia, with Jews often the prime target.

Amid rampant antisemitism and the current tyranny of cancel culture run amok, the anti-Israel camp is leading the charge in trying to silence the voices of Jews. Sadly, they’re succeeding far too often as organizations and institutions capitulate to pressure from those seeking to cancel Jews.


Some kinds of hate are less worthy than others in Canada. Our schools, governments and even human rights commissions openly abuse Whites,  both children and adults. Only rarely does it merit attention from the media as the Bilkszto case did. Typically there are no repercussions for discriminating against Whites, the DEI huckster in the Bilkszto case is still in business. 

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Peter Pan and Alice in Wonderland given ‘white supremacy’ trigger warnings

Peter Pan and Alice in Wonderland are among a collection of children’s stories that have been given a university trigger warning for “white supremacy”.

York St John University has added the disclaimer to a collection of historical children’s books, including works by JM Barrie, Lewis Carroll and Jules Verne.

Readers are warned that classic tales for children may contain offensive examples of “white supremacy”. Adventure stories and well-known novels written in the 19th and early 20th centuries are likely to include “colonialist narratives”, the message adds.

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The greedy bastards who demand mass immigration to depress wages are being bit in the ass by the housing crisis they helped create

Canadian businesses say housing crisis is forcing them to boost pay: survey

Business leaders see the housing crisis as the biggest risk to the economy, a new survey from KPMG Canada shows.

It found 94 per cent of respondents agreed that high housing costs and a lack of supply are the top risk, and that housing should be a main focus in the upcoming federal budget. The survey questioned 534 businesses.

Housing issues are forcing businesses to boost pay to better attract talent and budget for higher labour costs, agreed 87 per cent of respondents.


Feck em

Canada’s population hits 41M months after breaking 40M threshold

Nine months after reaching a population of 40 million, Canada has cracked a new threshold.

As of Wednesday morning, it’s estimated 41 million people now call the country home, according to Statistics Canada’s live population tracker.

The speed at which Canada’s population is growing was also reflected in new data released Wednesday by the federal agency: between Jan. 1 2023 and Jan. 1 2024, Canada added 1,271,872 inhabitants, a 3.2 per cent growth rate — the highest since 1957.

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Murals painted in London’s ‘Little Palestine’ district celebrating the Gaza conflict are covered in the Star of David and the words ‘F*** Hamas’

Palestinian murals painted onto walls and buildings across London’s ‘Little Palestine’ celebrating those working during the bitter conflict in Gaza have been covered in pro-Israel graffiti including the Star of David and the words ‘F*** Hamas’, MailOnline can reveal.

Several elaborate pro-Palestine murals have been painted onto walls and buildings across London controversially celebrating those working in Gaza – but at least two of those lionised in these pictures have previously been accused of anti-semitism.

And many have now been over painted by pro-Israeli graffiti, we have found.

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EXPOSED: Vancouver’s Drag Scene Under Fire For Child Exploitation

Over the weekend, we received a very distressing email from a transsexual man in Vancouver, asking for help exposing something deeply disturbing happening in a string of bars and pubs across BC. For safety purposes, our source wishes to remain anonymous, something we completely understand as tension around trans ideology has greatly increased in recent years and multiple trans people have made headlines committing acts of violence.

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Parents’ fury as girls’ soccer team featuring FIVE trans players destroys opposition 10-0 on way to winning grand final

Furious parents have withdrawn their daughters from games due to safety concerns, telling News Corp that the women were unaware that they had signed up to compete against biological males.

Club officials have also contacted Football NSW to express their concerns, with some insisting that the Flying Bats should play in the mixed competition which includes men.

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Trudeau challenges premiers opposed to carbon tax hike to suggest alternatives to his stupid idea

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is calling on premiers opposed to increasing the carbon tax to propose credible alternatives to the federal measure.

On Tuesday, Trudeau wrote to seven premiers who have been calling on Ottawa to pause an imminent hike to the federal levy or scrap the program altogether.

In his letter, the prime minister suggested that the governments of New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Saskatchewan, Alberta, Ontario, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador haven’t put forward suitable replacements to the federal backstop.

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