The New York City bomb suspects were radicalized by the Islamic State and recently returned from visits to the Middle East, it has emerged.
Ibrahim Kayumi, 19, and Emir Balat, 18, were arrested Saturday after a homemade ‘Mother of Satan’ bomb was thrown outside Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s house during an anti-Islam protest.
The cost of a barrel of oil has now crossed the $90 mark and some analysts are warning that it could soon exceed $100. If that happens, Canadians should brace themselves — not at the gas pump, but at the grocery store.
President Trump is considering sending troops to secure Iran’s enriched uranium after reports of US-Israeli strikes on one of the main sites that he said was obliterated last year.
Missile attacks caused “severe damage” to an irradiation sterilisation facility in Isfahan on Saturday, Iran’s ISNA news agency reported. The Iranian regime has not allowed any inspection at Isfahan, where most of the uranium was believed to be stored, nor at Fordow and Natanz, the main places for enrichment.
And this is what they spend it on
Canadian military personnel identified on white supremacist dating site
3 of them!
Imagine if they devoted these same resources to the impact of mass immigration from incompatible cultures or the human toll of 1st cousin marriages in Islam or Canada’s Khomeinist 5th columnists.
3 of them! It's a tidal wavelet of Nazi Dating!! You don't get much for a billion bucks anymore. Imagine if they spent that money on research into the Khomeinist 5th Column in Canada. I mean it can't be that hard, this one used to work for the CBC! https://t.co/0owPAxYmof
— Blazingcatfur (@fancypants_s) March 9, 2026
But nope instead we get dating profiles of the desperate.
Meanwhile the CBC thinks this just dandy
And this … How race-based hiring is coming to define Canada
Of course they did … CBC hired 84 percent racialized, Indigenous, or disabled while having job vacancies for top talent: Internal report
Racism is OK when the CBC does it.
More … GOVERNMENT SUBSIDISED CBC… WHEN YOU ONLY NEED HALF THE STORY…
The leaders of several Jewish organizations in the Toronto area are calling for urgent action after three synagogues were hit by gunfire in the past week.
“Canada is at a crossroads,” said Noah Shack, CEO of the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs (CIJA). “We’re not going anywhere, and we need every Canadian of conscience to stand up with us for our fundamental Canadian values so that we can ensure that the Canada, the Ontario, and the city of Toronto that we want to see in the future comes to fruition.”
I honestly, HONESTLY thought this was AI at first.
But besides the thousand-yard stares, the utter lack of emotion (not anger, not sadness, just deadness), the wooden reading of the TELEPROMPTER, the terribly awkward posture, & the body language that screams “I KNOW this video… pic.twitter.com/oSB7FN092Q
— Greg Brady (@gregbradyx) March 8, 2026
Ha! @fancypants_s https://t.co/pJ3QwBJJXr
— Patti Jo (@TheSupeHero) March 9, 2026
h/t Patti Jo
A synagogue in the Belgian city of Liège was damaged in an explosion in the early hours of Monday, police have said.
The blast happened at around 04:00 local time (03:00 GMT) in front of the synagogue and damaged windows across the street but caused no injuries, according to officers.
Willy Demeyer, the city’s mayor, called the incident “an antisemitic act”, while Prime Minister Bart De Wever said later on social media: “We stand in solidarity with the Jewish community.”
Related – Police release images of Oslo US embassy explosion suspect
h/t Patti Jo
Shortly after British settlers established the Colony of Vancouver Island in 1849, governor James Douglas signed a flurry of treaties with the region’s First Nations to secure lands for fur trapping, mining and other activities.
Known as the Douglas Treaties, the 14 agreements between 1850 and 1854 might have seemed at the time like a template for future arrangements with British Columbia’s Indigenous peoples, who occupied lands stretching from modern-day Vancouver to the northern border with Yukon. Instead, the province stopped signing such agreements — a result of the Hudson’s Bay Company’s refusal to continue funding negotiations — and reached virtually no other treaties for the next 150 years.
As hundreds of thousands of tourists in the Middle East wait anxiously for news of scant repatriation flights, a smaller group of ultra-wealthy people have sought a more exclusive way out: private jets.
In four days last week SHY Aviation fielded some 200 requests for 700 people in the Middle East to charter its planes, which carry up to 12 passengers. Overall, the company estimates, some 30,000 people have tried to evacuate the area by private jets hired through SHY or its rivals.
China scholar and former Canadian diplomat Charles Burton says Beijing expects that its strategic partnership with Ottawa means Canada will refrain from disrupting its espionage and foreign interference operations.
The partnership suggests Canada “won’t disrupt China’s operations in Canada, and espionage and influence operations, so that they can continue to expand their influence in Canada for the future when, from their point of view, China becomes the dominant power on the planet,” Burton said.
Carney will do whatever Xi says.
MEXICO CITY: Mexican drug cartels are increasingly calculated in their targeting decisions, often avoiding deliberately attacking American tourists and citizens out of concern it could prompt intensified U.S. retaliation, according to experts.
Following last month’s killing of Ruben “Nemesio” Oseguera Cervantes, known as “El Mencho,” the powerful leader of the Mexican Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt joined “Fox & Friends” and had a warning for the drug gangs: “The Mexican drug cartels know not to lay a finger on a single American, or they will pay severe consequences under this president.”
🚨 BOOM! I love that President Trump said this straight to Latin American heads of state 🔥
“We'll put a missile through the cartel boss's LIVING room if you want!” 🇺🇸
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) March 8, 2026
British Columbia’s chief coroner announced this week that he will hold an inquest into the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting. Any inquest will be fruitless — and perhaps even counterproductive — if run by persons too afraid to ask politically uncomfortable questions.
I worry this will be the case — because Canada’s institutions are brimming with people who do whatever our loud, “progressive” minority tells them to do.
Regarding Tumbler Ridge, the difficult questions we must ask include what role, if any, gender ideology played in one of Canada’s worst mass shootings.
Insane dog sled moment: one woman grips her runaway sled for dear life as the dogs bolt, then her competitor jumps off her own sled mid-race to grab the lines and save her.
Gutsy move by her competitor to jump off and help her stop her dogs. pic.twitter.com/1LmA5FG2UK
— Kim "Katie" USA (@KimKatieUSA) March 8, 2026
An Iranian Kurdish militia leader said Donald Trump would not be able to topple Tehran’s regime without their help.
Rebaz Sharifi, a military commander with the Kurdistan Freedom Party (PAK), an Iranian separatist group based in northern Iraq, said he was confident the US would back them for an eventual ground invasion of Iran.
He also claimed there were 10,000 fighters ready to invade once given the order.
AAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! 😆@fancypants_s https://t.co/X2I6kdsVn3
— Auntie Polly (@auntie_polly) March 8, 2026
h/t Auntie Polly
