Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau argued on Twitter that “trans woman are women” while celebrating International Women’s Day on Wednesday in a ridiculed tweet.
Trudeau put out an official statement earlier that morning, arguing that the day is a time to work towards a more “equitable future” for women. That included “trans women” as well, according to the prime minister.
Drag queens do sexual themed performances in front of a baby who then hands them cash tips with the mom’s help pic.twitter.com/ywEAFy5Uhg
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 1, 2023
The peace of a border city cannot depend on those who direct drugs and human beings through it
“Slowly at first, then all at once” is the most famous line Ernest Hemingway never wrote, and credit its fame to its accuracy. It might feel like naming the Mexican cartels foreign terror organizations, and passing a bipartisan Authorization of the Use of Military Force against them, is an idea taking hold in Washington at breakneck speed. But it’s been an item of discussion for years.
Imagine the 5th Column.
Prosecute the Jan. 6 Committee.
hree cheers for Tucker Carlson.
Speaker Kevin McCarthy made the decision to release the 40,000 hours of Jan. 6 video from inside the Capitol to Tucker. And to his everlasting credit, and that of Rupert Murdoch and Fox News, Tucker ran with it.
A defamation case against Fox News has pitted a voting technology company founded in Toronto against one of the most powerful media organizations on Earth.
Dominion Voting Systems has accused Fox of seeking a “license to knowingly spread lies.” The company is suing Fox for US$1.6-billion, and has succeeded in prying loose a raft of internal communications that have cast the network and its hosts in an unseemly light, revealing their private disbelief of claims about a stolen election even as they gave air to those making exactly such allegations.
The Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz, former first lady of South Africa and Mozambique Graça Machel and former UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon are among nearly 200 signatories to a letter calling on governments to “never again” allow “profiteering and nationalism” to come before the needs of humanity, in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
In a scathing open letter, published on 11 March, current and former presidents and ministers, Nobel laureates, faith leaders, heads of civil society organisations and health experts say Covid-19 vaccines and treatments had been developed with public funding but that pharmaceutical companies had exploited them to “fuel extraordinary profits”.
Ever since the Biden Administration shifted Washington’s Iran policy from maximum pressure to total appeasement, the ruling mullahs’ nuclear advances have been remarkable.
The Iranian regime is rapidly forging ahead with uranium enrichment. Inspectors from the United Nations nuclear watchdog, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), recently found uranium particles in Iran that were enriched up to 83.7%, just shy of the 90% needed for nuclear weapons. The enrichment has been taking place in Iran’s underground Fordo nuclear site. Before the Biden Administration, the regime was enriching uranium at 3.5%. This is a remarkable nuclear escalation in just two years.
Former White House strategist Steve Bannon has called Tesla founder Elon Musk “a complete phoney” and accused him of being in hock to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
Bannon made the comment on the Tim Pool Daily Show podcast after Musk tweeted that he was “open to the idea” of acquiring Silicon Valley Bank (SVB). The tech lender went under on Friday, stranding billions of dollars of investors’ and companies’ money, in the second-largest bank failure in U.S. history.
China is Big Business to Musk
Conservatives are now more trusted than the Liberals when it comes to managing Ottawa’s finances, according to a new Nanos survey conducted for The Globe and Mail ahead of the coming federal budget.
Pollster Nik Nanos said the results, in which 28 per cent of respondents favoured Conservatives compared with 22 per cent for the Liberals, should be concerning for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government.
Jan. 6 was, according to White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, “the worst attack on our democracy since the Civil War.” Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer explained that the riot of Jan. 6 was a “violent insurrection.” And in order to preserve democracy, Schumer stated, Fox News should take Tucker Carlson off the air.
VANCOUVER — A Federal Court judge has approved a $2.8-billion settlement agreement between the Canadian government and plaintiffs representing 325 First Nations whose members went to residential day schools.
Canada’s federal police force has opened an investigation into a controversial unit tasked with overseeing environmental protests, following hundreds of complaints that officers used excessive force, disregarded court orders and violated protesters’ rights.
The Civilian Review and Complaints Commission, a watchdog arm of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, said on Thursday it would examine the activities of the community-industry response group, or C-IRG, based in British Columbia.
OTTAWA — Canada’s former vice chief of defence staff Mark Norman says that Canadians’ “way of life is in jeopardy” because successive federal governments failed to take defence and security issues “seriously” for years.
Johan Vollenbroek is accustomed to threats on his life. On a cold January day, as he was opening his mail at his home in the Dutch city of Nijmegen, a fine powder spilled from an envelope.
With the calmness of a trained chemist, Vollenbroek closed the package, washed his hands and dialed the police contact number he’s been told to use to report death threats. The police arrived in full protective gear. It turned out to be silicate, a benign chemical sent with malign intent, but it was not the first time the 73-year-old had received a menacing letter.
A prominent Ontario politician with a history of echoing Beijing’s talking points on controversial issues is urging Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to call an inquiry into Canada’s spy agency, accusing it of a litany of wrongdoing from racial profiling to spreading false allegations.
No different than Justin having the RCMP investigate the CSIS “leaker.”
