Extensive Hunter Biden laptop archive with nearly 10,000 photos published on new website

An immense catalog of photos from Hunter Biden’s abandoned laptop were published Thursday on a new website, as the first son faces ongoing investigations into his overseas business affairs and potential tax and gun crimes.

Nearly 10,000 photos taken between 2008 and 2019 will be hosted at BidenLaptopMedia.com after a former Trump White House aide apparently spent months scanning the digital archive, redacting some images and publishing the rest.

h/t Mauser & XC

Joe just got word …

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Poland is rearming itself at high speed — could Canada take a lesson from Warsaw?

A wind-swept pier at a naval port in Gdynia, Poland was the scene last December of an extraordinary display — one that Canada’s defence community looks upon today with envy.

Lined up track-to-track on the pier that day, their gun barrels elevated, were two-dozen Thunder K9-A1 self-propelled howitzers manufactured in South Korea. Nearby, 10 Black Panther K2 54-tonne main battle tanks were parked.

The armoured vehicles and big guns represented the vanguard of a $13 billion US blockbuster defence agreement between Warsaw and Seoul.

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The only topic on which a European academic needs armed protection today begins with “i” and ends with “m”

They call them safe houses, but they are the graves of our failed tolerance

“Two men executed for offending the Koran”. It happened in Iran just recently (in the meantime Teheran was elected to lead a UN Human Rights Forum), but it could have been in France, Holland, Germany, Sweden or England, given that large parts of Europe are becoming, in the words of Boualem Sansal, “would-be Islamic republics” and the only topic on which an academic today needs armed protection begins with “i” and ends with “m”.

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Only 27% of Canadians believe David Johnston is credible and impartial on foreign interference: poll

OTTAWA — Barely one in four Canadians have faith in former governor general David Johnston’s credibility and impartiality as special rapporteur on foreign interference, a new poll by Léger for National Post shows, while nearly half are unimpressed with the Liberal government’s general handling of the foreign interference issue.

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Pentagon stopped drag show going ahead at US military base

The department of defence said the event to mark the start of Pride Month was not a suitable use of resources

The Pentagon has cancelled a drag show that was set to be held at a US Air Force base training elite pilots in Nevada.

The event, which was scheduled to take place on Thursday to mark the start of Pride Month, was blocked after intervention by Lloyd Austin, the defence secretary, and Mark Milley, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, according to reports.

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Olivia Chow under fire over property taxes as mayoral rivals try to shake her lead in the polls

Olivia Chow, the former MP who polls say is on track to become Toronto’s next mayor, came under intense fire Wednesday over her refusal to say exactly how much she would raise property taxes next year.

Chow seemed unfazed as rivals accused her, during a debate hosted by the Toronto Star, Toronto Metropolitan University and the United Way of Greater Toronto, of trying to fool voters and risk worsening the city’s affordability crisis.

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Socialite Jasmine Hartin fined after killing Belize police officer

The Canadian socialite and former partner of the son of the billionaire and Conservative party grandee Michael Ashcroft has been fined after killing a police officer in Belize.

Jasmine Hartin, 34, was ordered to pay £30,000 by the supreme court in Belize City for manslaughter by negligence. She must also undertake 300 hours of community service and film a video about the dangers of “drinking and making foolish decisions”.

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Gangstas celebrate 1st Annual Gun Grab Day

1st National Day Against Gun Violence to be marked in Canada

The federal government is proclaiming a National Day Against Gun Violence, to be held annually on the first Friday of June.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino and representatives of the Toronto Raptors basketball team are set to discuss the plans Thursday at an event in Toronto.

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‘Brother Ma‘: China Fetes ‘Pioneer‘ Elon Musk with 16-Course Dinner

Space entrepreneur, car manufacturer, and social media personality Elon Musk culminated a trip to communist China on Thursday after meeting a parade of China’s most powerful Communist Party officials, including Politburo members, and enjoying a 16-course feast in Beijing that was the toast of the state-controlled Weibo social media site.

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Canada’s much-touted labour shortage is mostly a mirage

No one takes orders at the Burger King in the rest stop off of Ontario’s Highway 401 near Port Hope. Instead, there’s a large touch screen that customers use to select and pay for their Whoppers and fries.

That is just one small example of how companies are choosing to adapt to falling unemployment, rather than griping about a labour shortage that is in large part a mirage. Unfortunately, such innovation seems to be the exception, with many business groups preferring to press for increases in cheap labour, in the form of temporary foreign workers.


Tell the modern day Judas clique of the UNIPARTY and their Century 100 and China Class cronies to go to hell.

They are looking to destroy Canada for the sake of a few pieces of silver.

Mass immigration is a ponzi scheme.

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Mexico: Police discover 45 bags containing human remains

Mexican police have discovered dozens of bags with human remains, during a search operation for seven young workers of a call center who went missing a week ago, Mexican prosecution said on Thursday.

Forty-five bags containing dismembered bodies were discovered in the Mirador del Bosque, in the suburbs of the western city of Guadalajara. The city is considered the cradle of the powerful cartel Jalisco Nueva Generacion (CJNG).

The Jalisco state prosecutor’s office said it was not yet clear whether the remains belonged to the seven missing workers but declared that the search for them was ongoing.

Mexico will be America’s next war. So say the jungle drums.

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Joe Oliver: Does being Liberal mean never seeing a conflict of interest?

I was surprised, saddened and puzzled when former governor general David Johnston, who was clearly in a perceived conflict of interest, accepted the prime minister’s request to become a “special rapporteur.” Surprised he would make such an obvious mistake, saddened he would risk tarnishing his reputation as a dedicated and effective governor general and puzzled about his motivation. Those reactions intensified when his preliminary report rejected a public inquiry called for by a majority vote in Parliament and over 70 per cent of Canadians. I was also disappointed that it defended the government on virtually every issue while criticizing the media, the security services and the Conservative party. It also made clear his conviction he has no conflict of interest, notwithstanding much evidence and a widespread perception to the contrary.

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Parent files suit after teen daughter ‘severely beaten’ by trans student in Oklahoma

An Oklahoma teen girl was “severely beaten” by a trans student in a school bathroom, prompting the injured pupil’s parent to file a lawsuit against the district for not enforcing a state law that restricts restroom use for transgender people.

The lawsuit filed last Thursday by Theresa Gooden alleges that her 15-year-old daughter — identified as “E.G.” — was “attacked and severely beaten” in the girls’ restroom at Edmond Memorial High School by a 17-year-old transgender woman on Oct. 26, 2022.

Parents should beat the crap out of any school board members who support this dangerous insanity.

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UFO reports soar to 800 as global alliance investigates mystery sightings

Pentagon asks UK to share examples of unidentified objects as Nasa panel says ‘we need high-quality data’ on phenomena

The Pentagon has asked the UK to share any data it has on UFOs as it steps up investigations into the phenomena – with a task force receiving 800 reported sightings.

A meeting of the Five Eyes intelligence-sharing alliance, which includes the US, UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, was held last week to boost cooperation on reporting and analysing unexplained sightings.

Dr Sean Kirkpatrick, head of the Pentagon’s UFO task force – known as the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) – said: “We’ve entered into discussions with our partners on data-sharing.

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