Germany has ‘reached limit’ of its migrant intake, says country’s president

Germany’s president has warned that the country has “reached the limit” of the number of migrants it can take in.

Frank-Walter Steinmeier said that the fact a third of all migrants who reached the EU come to Germany means that the country has “like Italy, reached the limit of what it can bear”.

Talking to the Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera on Wednesday, Mr Steinmeier said that he “took seriously the calls for help from local government” and said that “stronger controls and surveillance on Europe’s external borders” were necessary.

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Carson Jerema: For Trudeau, a foreign policy mess over India may be the entire point

Causing an international incident with India over allegations the Narendra Modi government is behind the murder of a Canadian citizen could be exactly the point. For Justin Trudeau, seeking justice and affirming sovereignty might be secondary to the political benefits of causing a scene.

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Murdered cartel boss ‘El Fatal’ buried with hundreds of guns to protect him ‘in the afterlife’

A murdered Ecuadorian cartel boss known as “El Fatal” was buried with hundreds of pistols, shotguns and rifles in his coffin so he could be “armed to the teeth in the afterlife.”

Julian Sevillano, the 39-year-old reputed leader of “Los Fatales,” was with his 20-year-old daughter getting a regular car wash in Moroche last Wednesday when they were suddenly ambushed by gunmen, according to La Nacion.

h/t Mauser

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Maxime Bernier at Million Person March: There are only ‘two sexes’ and ‘common sense will prevail’

Leader of the People’s Party of Canada (PPC) Maxime Bernier told concerned parents and others attending the Million Person March against LGBT indoctrination in schools in Ottawa this afternoon that there are only two “sexes” and that “common sense will prevail” in the gender debate.

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Poilievre tables housing bill aimed at speeding up construction of new homes

OTTAWA — Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre intends to give bonuses to “high-cost cities” that meet their new housing targets and reallocate $100 million from the Liberals’ Housing Accelerator Fund to reward Canadian municipalities that greatly exceed theirs.

On Wednesday, Poilievre tabled his housing bill, the Building Homes Not Bureaucracy Act, that offers a clearer view of what he hopes to achieve to accelerate construction in the midst of Canada’s housing crisis.

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Incidents of hate crimes against Indians in Canada on rise despite PM Trudeau’s claims of Canada a rule of law country

On September 19, Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau accused India of having a hand in the killing of a Canadian citizen and Sikh separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Trudeau took a high moral ground and declared that “Canada is a rule of law country, the protection of our citizens are fundamental.. Law enforcement and security agencies ensure continued safety of all Canadians..”

But a day later, Canada-based Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, legal advisor and spokesperson for ‘Sikhs for Justice’, a pro-Khalistan group, on Wednesday issued a video message threatening Canadian Indian, saying “Indo-Canadian Hindus, you have refuted your allegiance to Canada and the Canadian constitution. Your destination is India. Leave Canada and go to India. Pro-Khalistan Sikhs have always been loyal to Canada. They have always sided with Canada and they have upholded the laws and constitution of Canada.”

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California PD officers allegedly caught ‘badge-bending’ every time they get a civilian kill

Just one more reason we need to police the police.

In the Bay Area of California, former police captain John Whitney has finally reached a settlement with his former employer, Vallejo Police Department; in 2019, Whitney was terminated, shortly after blowing the whistle on questionable alleged behaviors in the workplace culture.

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Bombs, Rockets and Torture Cells: The EU is an Islamic Narco-State

Less than an hour from the capital of the European Union, gangs fight gun battles in the streets or bomb each other’s outposts. Crime reporters, police and prosecutors are bought off or killed. Torture cells are set up in shipping containers and bodies can be cleanly disposed of, but when the gangs really want to send a message they set up a public execution or fire off a rocket.

That’s the way things are done, not in Bogota or Beirut, but in Antwerp.

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Mass migrations have always put an end to weak and declining civilizations

Civilizations are mortal. We know of entire worlds disappearing, of empires collapsing. It is happening again.

Imagine a ship. You start by changing the bow, then the rudder, the hull, the mast, the sail and finally all the constituent parts as they erode. At the end of this transformation, will it still be the same ship? Plutarch’s image in the “Life of Theseus” offers some help for a reflection on identity. Let’s imagine that the boat is our civilization. Would we still be faced with the same civilization?

With the wave of mass migration towards Europe we are faced with the greatest upheaval of European identity since the times of the Spanish Reconquista and the Ottoman wars. Italian PM Giorgia Meloni said that “millions” will come, after 10.000 migrants landed in the Italian island of Lampedusa.

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Priest accused of desecration after installing beer pumps in 600-year-old church

A priest has been accused of desecration after installing two beer pumps in a 600-year-old church.

The bar was set up by the St Ives Brewery in St Ia’s Church ahead of the Cornwall town’s annual September festival.

It is the first time the church, consecrated in 1434, has been chosen as one of the main venues for the two-week celebration of music and arts.

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Zelensky Skewers the United Nations as ‘Ineffective,’ Dresses Down the Security Council in Barbed Address

The United Nations Security Council is no match for Europe’s most consequential war in decades, the Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky, told members of the council at its headquarters on Wednesday, dubbing the council’s attempt at ending the war “ineffective.”

If one needed an example of the UN’s most powerful body’s struggling to be effective, the session provided one, starting with a long procedural debate about when Mr. Zelensky would be allowed to speak. Eventually, Mr. Zelensky took the stage.

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Younger Canadians are not having children due to Trudeau’s housing and affordability crisis

The youth of today are facing many issues like economic instability, mental health and dealing with lingering disruptions from the COVID-19 pandemic.

These compounding factors have added pressure to the roughly 7.3 million Canadians aged 15 to 29 and lowered their overall quality of life, according to a new report by Statistics Canada. It’s also making them less likely to have children.

“Affordability concerns and lack of access to suitable housing were more recently cited as factors influencing the fertility intentions of Canadians, in particular among those aged 20 to 29,” the report released Wednesday reads.

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