Author: Blazingcatfur

Berlin Pools To Require ID After Violence Often Linked to Migrant Youths

As temperatures across Europe have soared over the summer, many living in some of Europe’s larger cities attempt to beat the heat by attending outdoor pools—and the German capital of Berlin is no exception.

However, after a number of recent incidents of large-scale violence, many in the German capital are calling for more to be done to prevent violence from youths, described by Christian Democratic Union (CDU) general secretary Carsten Linnemann as often being from migrant backgrounds, Deutsche Welle reports. 

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by Blazingcatfur••0•Posted in"Islamophobia", Camp Of The Saints, Germany, Islam, Islam and violence, Islamization of the West

Canada’s ‘Famous Five’ suffragettes favoured Mass Murder of their inferiors

GOLDSTEIN: The controversial beliefs of Canada’s ‘Famous Five’ suffragettes

With the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada assessing Tommy Douglas’ “controversial beliefs and behaviours” in light of his early support of the racist science of eugenics, we should definitely take a look at Canada’s ‘Famous Five’ suffragettes as well.

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by Blazingcatfur••0•Posted inCanada, Eugenics

‘If they can cancel me, they can cancel you’: Nigel Farage warns on threat of ‘woke’ banks

Nigel Farage delivered a stark warning about the threat from ‘woke’ banks tonight after going public with a dossier showing Coutts axed him for not being ‘inclusive’.

In an exclusive interview with MailOnline, the prominent Eurosceptic warned that his experience is just the tip of the iceberg.

Vowing to ‘fight all the way’ against the Natwest-owned firm, Mr Farage said people needed to realise that ‘if they can cancel me, they can cancel you’.

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by Blazingcatfur••0•Posted in"Cancel Culture"

Canadian population growth to drive home prices higher and faster: Report

The expected rise in Canada’s population is likely to make the country’s limited housing supply worse – and ultimately lead to even higher home prices, a report by Zoocasa forecasted.

The influx of immigration to Canada, alongside internal population growth and a shortage of housing, will drive shelter costs up, the report released on Wednesday said.  

“The more people who live in Canada, the more homes are needed, which will exacerbate the already limited supply of homes,” it stated.  

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by Blazingcatfur••0•Posted inCanada

San Francisco Safeway stores install security gates at self-checkout kiosks in a bid to thwart thieves as city crime rates soar forcing many retailers to shutter

San Francisco Safeway stores have installed security gates at self-checkout kiosks in an attempt to stop thieves.

Shoppers using the self-service lines at a number of Safeway stores in the Bay area now need to scan their receipts on an automated plastic gate before they can leave the store.

High levels of theft at Safeway stores and other retailers across San Francisco have prompted merchants to increase security measures.

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by Blazingcatfur••0•Posted in"Progressive Paradise"

Toronto to open hotel rooms for 150 asylum seekers amid shelter shortages

Toronto is opening up hotel rooms for 150 asylum seekers who have been sleeping outside for the past several weeks after the city received a pledge for $97-million from the federal government, but Mayor Olivia Chow said more support is needed to respond to the growing demand.

City council unanimously approved a plan Wednesday, brought forward by Ms. Chow, to address the growing demand for shelter from refugee claimants arriving in Toronto. The measures approved by council include spending $6.67-million this year on a rent benefit program for low-income households that will be matched by the provincial government.

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by Blazingcatfur••0•Posted in"Toronto - Canada's version of a Democrat run city"

Oregon Department Of Corrections Ordered To Provide Transgender Pedophile With “Gender Affirming Care”

The Oregon Department of Corrections was recently ordered by a Marion County Circuit Court to immediately provide “gender affirming” care to a transgender inmate in their custody. While the single initial report on the case only referred to the inmate by his “chosen” name, Reduxx has learned that Nova June Gaia, 38, was imprisoned for sexually abusing a young girl.

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by Blazingcatfur••0•Posted inBig Tranny

Province orders City of Surrey to stick with transition to municipal police force

The province has ordered the City of Surrey to continue its transition to the Surrey Police Service (SPS), despite the new council’s plan to revert to the RCMP.

Solicitor General Mike Farnworth said in a release Wednesday that the move to the RCMP could have caused a “crisis in policing” as the city failed to prevent an exodus of SPS officers.

Farnworth also said the city failed to demonstrate they could staff the Surrey RCMP without pulling RCMP officers from other communities, noting the organization is already experiencing a critical staffing shortage across the province and the country.

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by Blazingcatfur••0•Posted inCanada, RCMP

Chris Sankey: ‘Neo-colonial’ environmental activists are tearing First Nations apart

Canadians need to be made aware of the ways in which non-governmental organizations (NGOs) are interfering in Indigenous participation in Canada’s natural resource sector.

These organizations — which are almost all foreign entities with Canadian branches — hire activists and promote misleading commentary about Canada’s oil and gas sector and First Nations’ interest in development. These organizations, which include the Sierra Club, Stand Earth, World Wildlife Federation and Tides Foundation, have garnered a great deal of sympathetic attention from the national and international media.

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by Blazingcatfur••0•Posted inAboriginal Issues

Ukraine’s Counteroffensive Is Going Slowly. Is That A Problem?

Six weeks into a major counteroffensive that Ukrainian military commanders and political leaders hope will decisively change the course of the 17-month Russian invasion, this is where things stand:

About 1,500 meters of recaptured territory south of Orikhiv, in the Zaporizhzhya region; less than that south of Hulyaypole. South of the Donetsk region town of Velyka Novosilka, advances are greater: 8-9 kilometers from where the front line was prior to June 5. To the northeast, Ukrainian forces have clawed back a few hundred meters of high ground north and south of Bakhmut.

So, what does Ukraine have to show for its efforts?

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by Blazingcatfur••0•Posted in"Ukraine - Russia"

Electric vehicle targets are just pie in the sky

“RECENTLY I received this leaflet from West Sussex county council about a proposal to install six charging points for electric vehicles (EVs) in the road where I live, and inviting my comments. This is what I replied.”

1. Most EV drivers will have a home charger and perhaps two. So having another point near to home is far less important than having one within around 50 miles or so away. The place for them would be in car parks, so that visitors who have travelled a few miles, can get home. They will have to hope that National Grid (NG) has not drained their battery of energy while they were parked. What agreement will you have with NG to allow them to use EV batteries to support the grid in emergency?

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by Blazingcatfur••0•Posted in"EV's - Electric Vehicles"

The Military Doesn’t Need DEI

Is the Marine operating a howitzer going to be more proficient if he’s familiar with the work of Ibram X. Kendi?

House Republicans voted to end DEI programs and personnel at the Pentagon, and one wonders whether the U.S. military will ever be the same.

The provision was one of a number of anti-woke measures in the House-passed National Defense Authorization Act — including reversing the Pentagon’s new abortion-enabling paid travel and leave policies — that have occasioned sputtering outrage.

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by Blazingcatfur••0•Posted in"DEI - Diversity Equity Inclusion"