US has real UFO problem and it’s not Chinese spy balloons, says former Navy fighter pilot

We were seeing UFOs daily, says former US fighter pilot

A former US Navy fighter pilot has told how his squadron encountered UFOs almost daily for months while training off the American coast.

The sightings included a near collision with an object that appeared like a cube inside a sphere, and a close encounter with a fleet of objects moving at 120 knots into the wind.

Lt Ryan Graves, an F/A-18 Super Hornet pilot, is now leading an effort to encourage reporting of sightings, and advocating for scientific study of what the military calls Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAPs).

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Wave power creates Net Zero corpses in the sea

Every year, there is a green fad that claims it’s going to ‘save the world’ with some kind of renewable gimmick. In 2023, it’s the doomed money pit of green hydrogen – at the turn of the millennium, it was wave energy.

Established in 1997, Oceanlinx focused on ocean-based renewable energy harvesting, particularly its Wave Energy Converter (WEC). In 1999, the federal government, under Howard, gave the company a grant of $750,000 to pursue WEC technology before a second grant of $1.21 million was issued for research and development.

Well that went awfully wrong.

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Bacha Bazi in America?

American drag culture bears a disturbing resemblance to the Afghan custom of “boy play.”

There is a certain culture where it is acceptable for men to take possession of young boys, dress them in girls’ clothes, make them wear makeup, jewelry, and ankle bells, and teach them to dance seductively before groups of men.

The boys are virtual sex slaves of the men who have purchased them from poor families or sex traffickers, and they are frequently rented out as prostitutes to the men who come to watch them dance.

The men who groom the boys are not ashamed of what they do. In fact, it is common for them to boast about it. Frequently, the men are well-to-do and hold positions of power — often in the military.

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Leaked Documents show that U.S. intelligence services are eavesdropping on important allies.

Leaked Documents Reveal Depth of U.S. Spy Efforts and Russia’s Military Struggles

WASHINGTON — A trove of leaked Pentagon documents reveals how deeply Russia’s security and intelligence services have been penetrated by the United States, demonstrating Washington’s ability to warn Ukraine about planned strikes and providing an assessment of the strength of Moscow’s war machine.

The documents paint a portrait of a depleted Russian military that is struggling in its war in Ukraine and of a military apparatus that is deeply compromised. They contain daily real-time warnings to American intelligence agencies on the timing of Moscow’s strikes and even its specific targets. Such intelligence has allowed the United States to pass on to Ukraine crucial information on how to defend itself.

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Howard Levitt: On the China file, Johnston fails the test of Caesar’s wife — and he must know it

“With conflict of interest, the rule of Caesar’s wife applies. It must not only be pure but must be seen to be pure.” — Bursey vs. Acadia Motors, N.B. Court of Appeal

Does the conduct of our former governor general, David Johnston, in accepting the position of special rapporteur with respect to the Chinese government’s influence in two federal elections, a post that requires him to decide on the ethics of his friend and cottage neighbour Justin Trudeau, pass the purity test? Meaning, not only is he free of a conflict of interest, but is he “seen” to be “pure,” (i.e. unimpeachable) as well?


Johnston is a member of Canada’s China Class, like Justin Trudeau, Dominic Barton, John McCallum and many others in government, business and academia.

They have conspired to sell our country out to the ChiComs for personal gain.

They deserve nothing but our contempt.

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Justin Trudeau has been battered by crisis after crisis. A decade into his leadership, why do Liberals still think he’s their party’s best bet?

OTTAWA — Even on the playground of the Collège Jean-de-Brébeuf, circa 1984, Justin Trudeau was a polarizing figure.

This was Montreal, after all, at the tail end of his father’s prime ministership. Strong feelings clung to the family name, residue of the federalist victory in Quebec’s first failed referendum on separation and the constitutional dramas that encircled it. And boys at the prestigious Jesuit school were fully apprised of the sharpest polemical takes.

“I guess kids that age are the reflection of their parents’ talk at home,” said Marc Miller, who befriended the young Trudeau when they met in advanced English at Brébeuf that year.

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While America burns, Xi Jinping’s plot to dominate the world is quietly succeeding

Everywhere you look, China is advancing while the West is distracted by trivialities

It is sometimes not possible to notice great tectonic shifts. At other times it is eminently possible, and anybody with their feet on the ground can feel that ground move. So it is at the moment with the rise of China and the fall of America. Consider the events of recent weeks.

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US deterrence is disappearing in the Middle East

American deterrence is rapidly eroding in the Middle East .

Last week, the Pentagon announced that a squadron of A-10 attack aircraft would be deploying to the Middle East ahead of their scheduled deployment. The Pentagon has also ordered a carrier strike group to remain in the region. This bolstering of America’s military presence in the Middle East comes amid heightened tensions. The previous week, Iranian-backed proxies launched several attacks on U.S. bases in Syria, killing a contractor and wounding five U.S. service members and another contractor.

The US is exiting the ME so no surprise.

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Riley Gaines and the return of the medieval witch-hunt

The swimmer is only the latest victim of today’s Salem-infused hunt for bad women

The misogynist mob strikes again. Its target this time was the swimmer Riley Gaines. What was her offense? What did this young woman do to attract the attention — and the jeers and insults and threats — of the woke witchfinder-generals? She said men should not compete in women’s sports. Obscene. Fetch the ducking stool.

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Texas AG Blasts ‘Soros-Backed‘ Travis County DA After Soldier‘s Shooting Conviction

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton blasted Travis County District Attorney José Garza who he described as a “Soros-backed” prosecutor. The attack on the district attorney followed the conviction by a local jury of Army Sergeant Daniel Perry in connection to the shooting death of a Black Lives Matter armed protester in July 2020. Sgt. Perry claimed self-defense in the case.

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‘A New World Order’? The Iran-Russia-China Axis During the Biden Administration

As Winston Churchill famously pointed out, “I never worry about action, but only about inaction”. The Biden administration’s inaction has led to the creation of a new axis of tyrannies: Russia, China and Iran, with North Korea not far behind. As the Tehran Times, which has close ties to Iran’s foreign ministry, wrote: “[T]oday we are witnessing the formation of a new world order….”

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Muslim girls at Stuyvesant High School protest ‘immodest’ co-ed swim classes

Stuyvesant High School has eliminated girls-only swimming classes, forcing female Muslim students to sacrifice the modesty their religion demands if they want to earn a prestigious diploma.

Stuyvesant, which boasts an Olympic-sized pool at its Lower Manhattan campus, mandates a one-semester swim class by the end of sophomore year as a graduation requirement.

I hear there are slots open in Iran’s pools.

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PQ Doing It Right: Quebec Muslim associations denounce government ban on prayer rooms in schools

A group representing Muslim associations in Quebec wants the provincial government to rescind a directive prohibiting the presence of prayer spaces in elementary and high schools.

On Wednesday, Education Minister Bernard Drainville banned school service centres from transforming classrooms into places of prayer.

Islam has no place in our schools.

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