Lockdowns linked to tenfold rise in child sex imagery

Imagery of young children carrying out sexual acts on camera has risen by more than tenfold since the pandemic lockdowns, new data suggests.

The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) says its data highlights how predators took advantage of the situation.

Social media websites exploded in popularity in early 2020 when the pandemic began.

Last year the IWF logged more than 63,000 webpages showing the material compared to 5,000 before the pandemic.

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Biden donor offered prez’s convict niece Caroline $85K job she called ‘below minimum wage’

A major donor to President Biden offered his ne’er-do-well niece a job in Los Angeles to help her get back on her feet in the summer of 2018, only for her to scoff at the $85,000 annual salary as “below minimum wage,” according to emails and text messages found on Hunter Biden’s laptop.

The drama unfolded as Caroline Biden, then 31, pleaded guilty on July 26 of that year to racking up over $100,000 in charges on a stolen credit card. She was sentenced to two years of probation, which she wanted to serve in California near her beloved cousin Hunter.

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Mandatory Minimum Penalty for Firing Gun at House Unconstitutional: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that a mandatory minimum sentence of four years for firing a gun at a house is unconstitutional.

The decision comes in the case of Jesse Dallas Hills, who pleaded guilty to four charges stemming from a May 2014 incident in Lethbridge, Alta., in which he swung a baseball bat and shot at a car with a rifle, smashed the window of a vehicle and fired rounds into a family home.

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Mohammad Farooq took pressure cooker bomb to maternity ward, court told

Student nurse with a grudge took bomb to hospital, court told

A student nurse has been accused of taking a pressure cooker bomb to a maternity ward in Leeds and planning a terrorist attack on an RAF base.

Mohammad Farooq, 27, was due to start a shift at St James’s Hospital last week when he was arrested with the bomb and an imitation firearm, Westminster magistrates’ court was told.

He is accused of having been motivated by an interest in radical Islam when he planned to attack RAF Menwith Hill in North Yorkshire.

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Hitmen, murderers and alcoholics killed fighting for Wagner Group

Graves discovered in southern Russia show extent of mercenary group’s recruitment for war in Ukraine

Hitmen, murderers and alcoholics from in and outside Russia have been killed fighting for the notorious Wagner mercenary group.

New graves discovered in a plot in rural southern Russia expose the array of convicts sent to their deaths on the front lines after a major prison recruitment drive.

A Reuters investigation found many of the buried men were convicted for violent crimes, and some of the recruits were foreign nationals including from Ukraine and Moldova.

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US Special Forces Kill ISIS Leader IN Somalia Caves

Isis leader Bilal al-Sudani killed by US military in Somalia

A senior leader of Islamic State was killed in a US special forces raid on a warren of caves in northern Somalia, American officials have said.

The death of Bilal al-Sudani in a gunfight has dealt a significant blow to the terrorist group’s expansion plans in Africa, they said. President Biden authorised the strike this week after consulting with senior defence, intelligence and security officials.

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Rampaging Islamophobia: 5,621 Christians Murdered for their Faith in 2022

ROME — Christian persecution spiked around the globe in 2022, Open Doors reveals in its newly released World Watch List 2023.

Among the sobering statistics included in the annual report were the murders of 5,621 Christians for their faith, the profanation of 2,110 Christian churches and buildings, and the stunning number of Christians around world who face high levels of persecution and discrimination: 360 million.

Muslim states predominate as the most hateful to Christians. In fact they do every year. Maybe Canada’s new Islamophobia advisor can explain this.

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Wild body camera footage shows violent Paul Pelosi hammer attack

Police body camera footage released Friday reveals the moment Paul Pelosi was viciously pummeled with a hammer in front of two cops by an unhinged attacker during a home invasion last year.

Bodycam footage shows a pained look on Pelosi’s his face as he holds on to one side of the hammer, while DePape prises his fingers away shortly after they open the door to cops and ask what’s going on.

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Canadians far more negative about their healthcare system than their American counterparts.

Leger poll

86% of Canadians and 50% of Americans are worried about the state of the healthcare system in their province/state.

63% of Canadians and 28% of Americans agree it is difficult to access healthcare in their province/state.

54% of Canadians and 19% of Americans say nurses’ working conditions in their province/state are poor.

READ ON …

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When you’ve lost the Guardian: How US transition to electric cars threatens environmental havoc

The US’s transition to electric vehicles could require three times as much lithium as is currently produced for the entire global market, causing needless water shortages, Indigenous land grabs, and ecosystem destruction inside and outside its borders, new research finds.

It warns that unless the US’s dependence on cars in towns and cities falls drastically, the transition to lithium battery-powered electric vehicles by 2050 will deepen global environmental and social inequalities linked to mining – and may even jeopardize the 1.5C global heating target.

But ambitious policies investing in mass transit, walkable towns and cities, and robust battery recycling in the US would slash the amount of extra lithium required in 2050 by more than 90%.


It isn’t just EV’s the whole green movement is a scam. Remember they don’t want to allow you to drive anything.

EV’s Not-so-little Dirty Secrets

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Ontario Government Workers Enjoy Nearly 11 Percent Higher Wages Than Private Sector Counterparts: Study

Employees in the Ontario government are enjoying a wage premium and receiving more generous benefits over their private sector counterparts, a new study by think tank the Fraser Institute says.

Published on Jan. 24, the study finds that the wages of government workers in Ontario are 34.4 percent higher, on average, than wages in the private sector in 2021, based on aggregated data obtained from Statistics Canada’s monthly “Labour Force Survey” from January to December of 2021.

This is how nations are destroyed.

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Supreme Court of Canada to rule on constitutionality of mandatory firearm sentences

OTTAWA – The Supreme Court of Canada plans to rule today on the constitutionality of mandatory minimum sentences in cases involving armed robbery and recklessly firing a gun.

In one case, Jesse Dallas Hills pleaded guilty to four charges stemming from a May 2014 incident in Lethbridge, Alta., in which he swung a baseball bat and shot at a car with a bolt-action rifle, smashed the window of a vehicle and fired rounds into a family home.

Hills argued the minimum four-year sentence for recklessly discharging a firearm violated the constitutional prohibition on cruel and unusual punishment.

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