Five individuals, who Swedish authorities say have “international ties to violent Islamist extremism,” were arrested on Tuesday, April 4th during anti-terror police raids across the country.
The raids took place in the early morning hours in the towns of Eskiltuna and Strängnäs, west of the capital, and Linköping, south of Stockholm, and followed an extensive intelligence-gathering operation by the Swedish Security Service Säpo, the daily newspaper Dagens Nyheter reports.
Toronto twins’ claim of being Inuit nets thousands in scholarship money from various organizations
An old video from 2012 shows twins Nadya and Amira Gill pushing an industrial-sized tire back and forth between each other in a gym. You can hear their coach encouraging them by name.
This video is among the plethora of articles and social media posts written about the two girls who were active growing up in Toronto and Mississauga.
Now grown, they’re claiming to be Inuit and have received thousands of dollars to help pay for their university degrees.
But according to family and documents reviewed by APTN News, there are questions about who Nadya and Amira claim to be.
Mom is pretty scammy. Charity rip off scammy.
Former President Donald Trump will make his first appearance in a Manhattan courtroom Tuesday afternoon on criminal charges tied to the Stormy Daniels hush-money payment — marking an unprecedent moment in US history.
Trump, 76, will face a historic booking and arraignment after he surrenders to the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office downtown in the early afternoon.
Alvin Bragg’s Dangerous Stunt
Today in Manhattan the resistance will get what it’s been craving for years. Is it worth it?
For seven years, the progressive resistance has fantasized about Donald Trump’s indictment, conviction, and incarceration.
First, there was his alleged collusion with Russia, which dominated the better part of 2017 and 2018, and tapered off in early 2019.
Then, just as Russiagate was winding down, along came all the talk about his obstruction of the investigation into that alleged collusion, followed by his phone call with Ukraine’s president, during which Trump asked Volodymyr Zelensky to announce an investigation into Hunter Biden. This became grist for his first impeachment in late 2019.
Federal governments like scheduling tax increases for April 1 for a couple of reasons. Canadians are typically in good spirits as the end of winter is in sight and folks who qualified for tax refunds are feeling flush. The government also likes to give themselves raises at the beginning of April with the hope taxpayers won’t take notice. This year, the prime minister enjoyed a $10,200 raise while backbench MPs garnered an extra $5,100. Nice work if you can get it.
A burner account, kids, is an anonymous account that a person, often a public figure, uses in order to have the freedom to say things that the public figure in question wouldn’t dare say if they could be attributed to him or her. One of the most notorious burner accounts was Mitt Romney’s Pierre Delecto, which he used to champion the last principled, upright politician in the land, a chap named Mitt Romney.
The federal government says it is designing a new “regulatory structure” that could include a commission tasked with enforcing social media platforms to specifically target “harmful content” online.
Cabinet said in its response to a recommendation tabled last month by the House of Commons Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs that it is exploring legislative changes that would seek to bring social media platforms under tighter federal regulation, according to Blacklock’s Reporter.
The toilet, which was separated by a curtain, broke rules about the distance between a lavatory and a food preparation area and a drain pipe fixed with sticky tape was found.
The shop owner, father-of-three Ibrahim Awad, a refugee from Syria, has said customers are now ‘scared’ to use the business due to the damning rating.
Like Canadians of Chinese, Uyghur, Tibetan, Russian and Iranian descent, organizations representing the Indian diaspora say their members have been subject to foreign intimidation and have seen evidence of India attempting to interfere in elections here.
Astrologer: Danger of nuclear attack on Hitler’s birthday greatest!
It is the absolute horror scenario: A nuclear bomb attack by Russia. A Ukrainian astrologer has now predicted that one day this month is particularly likely to happen: April 20!
This is the most dangerous day this month.
Astrologer Vlad Ross, in an interview with Ukrainian media outlet Glavred , indicated that April 20 is particularly dangerous for the world from a world perspective. Because on the day, which also happens to be the 134th birthday of Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler, there is a solar eclipse.
The words ‘diversity,’ ‘equity’ and ‘inclusion,’ do not appear in the budget but they are very much apart of it
Identity-based hiring for the coast guard, tens of millions for Black employees in the public service and mandatory diversity reporting at Canadian banks were some of this year’s identity-politics-infused budget measures.
As the federal carbon tax rises—costing Albertans more than others, according to a recent government report—Alberta’s finance minister says the government should “eliminate the tax all together.”
“We urge the federal government to take the affordability crisis seriously and to immediately cancel the increase to the federal carbon tax, or better yet, eliminate the tax all together,” said Minister of Finance Travis Toews in a statement released April 1, the day the carbon price on fuel rose 30 percent.
A new report provides some answers to the nagging questions that linger from early February, but it raises others.
According to the “two current senior U.S. officials and one former senior administration official” with whom NBC News reporters Courtney Kube and Carol Lee spoke, the Chinese spy balloon that traversed the continental United States in February was, in fact, “able to gather intelligence from several sensitive American military sites”:
As the one-year anniversary of the war in Ukraine passed, there are promising signs that the war may soon end.
In something of a Christmas miracle, President Vladimir Putin made an advent day announcement that Russia is “prepared to negotiate some acceptable outcomes” in regard to the war. Last month, China announced its peace plan for the conflict, and President Xi Jinping visited Moscow to explore the plan’s feasibility.
Both Russia and Ukraine are locked in a bitter stalemate, with no real changes on the battlefield in recent months. Now seems to be the perfect time for some sort of ceasefire, armistice, or similar agreement.
IT’S only a week since six people – three nine-year-olds and three staff – were shot dead at a school in Nashville, Tennessee, but already the story has all but disappeared from the mainstream media. Some might say this is due to such shootings being tragically routine, but I suspect more subversive motivations may be at work here. As we saw with the 28-year-old ‘child refugee’ who drowned in the Channel a few years back, it’s always telling when the BBC suddenly stop promoting a story they’ve sunk their teeth into. In this case they barely nibbled it, the British coverage of these gruesome killings being remarkably sparse.
The White House is using recklessly imprecise language
Following the example of various activist organisations, the White House recently stated that there is an ongoing “epidemic” of violence against transgender people in the United States. Many, including Twitter CEO Elon Musk, have responded by questioning whether this assertion is rooted in fact. To cut through the speculation, it’s worth looking at the data.
