Conservatives ask Twitter to label CBC accounts as ‘government-funded’ media

OTTAWA – The Opposition Conservatives are asking Twitter to apply a “government-funded” label on accounts associated with the CBC, even as other public broadcasters decry the tag for not making clear their editorial independence.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre tweeted a copy of a letter addressed to the company making that request on Tuesday.


NPR quitting Twitter over label on social media account

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This Bud’s for They/Them

Bud Light – The Beer Of Sexual Mutilation Fetishists

Bud Light’s executives don’t primarily work for Bud Light. They work for woke causes.

The Bud Light boycott recalls a public service announcement played incessantly 35 years ago.

“Who taught you how to do this stuff?” asks a father after confronting his son with a discovered stash of drugs. The teen responds, “I learned it by watching you!”

Corporate wokesters, reeling from the consumer disgust over Bud Light enlisting the services of a transgender influencer they regard as a bad influence, now wonder how their customers learned to withhold dollars as political expression.


Anheuser-Busch Stock Drops Amid Bud Light Dylan Mulvaney Controversy

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King Charles ‘furious’ with disgraced Prince Andrew, who refuses to leave $37M home

Andrew — who was forced out of royal duties after settling a sex-abuse case with Jeffrey Epstein accuser Virginia Roberts Giuffre in 2022 — was second to the throne until Princess Diana gave birth to Charles’s eldest son, Prince William.

Now, the onetime “spare” is refusing to bow to demands to move out of his palatial $37 million home, Royal Lodge in Windsor, despite the demands of the new monarch.

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Central Bank Digital Currencies: Funny Money That Will Destroy What Is Left of Private Property, Free Markets, and Personal Liberty

During the Cold War, the East-West divide was commonly portrayed as pitting communism against capitalism. The Soviet Union, its satellites, and allies operated command economies in which centralized authorities directed the allocation of resources, agricultural production, and industrial manufacturing of the State. The United States and the Western Bloc championed liberal democratic norms and free markets. That division, of course, was always too simplistic. Not only did the US support third-world dictatorships when doing so would produce strategic advantages against the USSR, but also the demarcation between free and controlled markets was never so plainly cut-and-dried.

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Rest easy Canada the repatriated ISIS whores are now free to roam your streets

Women brought back to Canada from ISIS camps released on bail

Two Toronto-area women were ordered released from custody on Tuesday after returning to Canada from detention camps for ISIS suspects in northeast Syria.

Ammara Amjad and Dure Ahmed had been detained by the RCMP on terrorism allegations since landing in Montreal with their children last Thursday.

Other countries do the right thing and strip citizenship from these sick murdering Mohammedan cultists.

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Investigation launched into Inuit status enrolment fraud of Kingston, Ont. sisters

Nadya and Amira Gill race scammers

In a first of its kind announcement, the Inuk status of two sisters is being investigated after claims their Inuit heritage was falsified.

Amira and Nadya Gill are twin sisters who hold status as Inuk. How they got that status is now being investigated for potential fraud by Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. (NTI), the organization that oversees Indigenous status under the Nunavut Agreement.

Can we kick these pigs and their whole family back to Buttfuckistan?

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Islamic dictatorships are trying to buy the UN agencies

After the European Parliament, the UN is easy prey. Funding has allowed Islamic countries to form the most powerful bloc in UNESCO.

Testimonies collected by the New York Times within the International Labor Organization (the UN labor agency) speak of a payment of 25 million dollars by the Doha government into the agency’s coffers, which would have led to a softer attitude on workers’ rights in the emirate, in view of the football World Cup. The agency denied that.

In 2021, Saudi Arabia – another flagship country of workers’ rights – was elected to the executive committee of the International Labor Organization.

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Federal government asked Twitter and Facebook to remove newspaper article, documents show

Newly released documents show that a federal government department asked Facebook and Twitter to delete a newspaper article that it felt contained errors — but both social-media giants denied the request.

The request to remove social-media posts that linked to an unspecified Toronto Sun article came from a director of communications at Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada on Sept. 27, 2021.

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Target security guard punches customer in the face after she demanded ‘reparations’

Surprise Reparations.

A Target security guard punched a customer during a confrontation that was sparked when she asked for “reparations” while at a checkout line with more than $1,000 in groceries, according to a police report.

The ugly incident happened in October at the megastore in Blue Ash, Ohio and began when Karen Ivery asked a cashier for their manager regarding the bill and reparations, according to the police report reviewed by The Post.

The cashier alleged to authorities Ivery brought up reparations several times during their brief encounter before the manager arrived, the report states.

Closer to home …

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DDOS Attack

If you have noticed the site to be slower these last few days it’s because we’ve been under a “considerable” DDOS attack according to our web guy.

No idea who in this wonderful world would want to harm BCF.

Thank goodness for firewalls. We’re fully functional etc.

Thank you.

Yikes!

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Inside Toronto’s ‘sweetheart deal’ with MLSE to host 2026 World Cup

via Gfycat

Taxpayers will pay for improvements to BMO Field and other hosting costs, while reimbursing MLSE for any lost revenue or expenditures.

Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment won’t be on the hook for any costs associated with helping Toronto host the World Cup, as part of a “sweetheart deal” under which the company will be entitled to millions of dollars in revenue generated by the soccer tournament.

A Feb. 10 letter of intent outlining the city and MLSE’s hosting partnership for the FIFA Men’s World Cup 2026 stipulates the company will be kept financially “whole” for its role in staging the competition, which will include overseeing upgrades to municipally owned BMO Field, licensing the tournament’s commercial rights, and marketing.

Fuck you Tory.

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Intel Leak: Western Forces Deployed in Ukraine

Recent intelligence leaks suggest Western special forces have been in the field assisting the Ukrainian army, despite previous reassurances to the contrary. According to the latest revelation from an anonymous cache of classified intelligence documents disseminated from gaming platforms, Britain, Latvia, France, America, and The Netherlands are all alleged to have up to 100 operatives in the field advising Ukrainian forces.

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