Will Sicko Joe Biden Sniff ‘Barbie Pocket‘ Man?

President Joe Biden has asked a stereotype-embracing transgender advocate to help Democrats survive the 2022 midterm elections, says a video by the advocate, Dylan Mulvaney.

Don’t put it past sicko Joe …

h/t Mauser

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‘Freedom Convoy’: Public safety minister stands by ̷c̷o̷m̷m̷e̷n̷t̷s̷ outright lies he spread about extremist elements after OPP critique

OTTAWA – Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino stands by his assertion that the “Freedom Convoy” had extremist elements.

A member of the Ontario Provincial Police appeared to question the claim in a document tabled at the Public Order Emergency Commission, the inquiry examining the circumstances surrounding the use of the Emergencies Act.

“I do not know where the political figures are acquiring info or intel on the extent of extremist involvement,” OPP Supt. Pat Morris wrote in an email.

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Female high school volleyball player suffers serious head injury after cross-dresser male on rival team lobbed ’70mph’ ball at her head

Footage of a North Carolina girl’s high school volleyball match has emerged in which a player suffered a serious injury after a transgender girl lobbed a ball at her opponent, striking her in the head.

The physical injuries suffered by the female student-athlete at Hiwassee Dam High School were to her head and neck.

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Retired OPP officer says he doesn’t think Emergencies Act was needed to clear Freedom Convoy protesters

A former senior officer with the Ontario Provincial Police said that while the emergency powers granted through the Emergencies Act helped police cope with the Freedom Convoy, he does not believe they were needed to clear the protesters who gridlocked Ottawa streets for weeks last winter.

Carson Pardy, a now-retired OPP chief superintendent, told the Public Order Emergency Commission that he believes there was policing solution to the blockades.

“We did not need the Emergencies Act,” he testified Friday.

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Don Cherry shrugs off Tara Slone’s cheap shot – ‘I didn’t even know who she was,’ Grapes tells the Sun’s Joe Warmington

Don Cherry’s phone was ringing off the hook with people asking what he thought of former Hometown Hockey co-host Tara Slone calling him a bigot.

“The first thing I said was, ‘Who is she?’” the legendary coach told the Toronto Sun. “I didn’t recognize her but someone said she was the one always with Ron (MacLean). I didn’t even know who she was.”

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Facebook warns it could block Canadians’ access to news over Ottawa’s online news bill

Facebook says it is considering blocking Canadians’ access to news sites on its platform, in response to a proposed federal law that would force it to compensate media outlets for carrying links to their articles.

The tech giant upped the stakes in the battle over the online news bill, warning it may block Canadians from sharing or viewing news content out of frustration over the government’s “misguided” approach.

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University of Wyoming Sorority Girl Speaks Out on Transgender Pledge: ‘He’s Just Calling Himself a Girl’

I feel so sorry for that poor stuffed toy.

On Monday, September 19, a Google form landed in the email inboxes of students belonging to the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority at the University of Wyoming in Laramie. The members were asked to vote on the admission of two prospective pledges. Among them was male student Artemis Langford, who identifies as a woman.

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Top OPP officer says ‘political interference’ made it harder to stop the ‘Freedom Convoy’

OTTAWA—Senior Ontario Provincial Police officers believed it was clear that demands from the so-called “Freedom Convoy” could never be met, but “political interference and deal-making” made their jobs harder during the protest occupation around Parliament Hill.

The political and law enforcement challenges of ending the convoy protests — and turf wars — were central to testimony and evidence Friday at the federal inquiry.

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With the ‘Freeland Doctrine,’ the Liberals say what has long been apparent to everyone but them

It is an axiom of Canadian politics that a thing is not known until the Liberals know it. Free trade was terra nullius before the Liberals discovered it, a creature of Tory myth that Brian Mulroney somehow convinced the public to support in 1988. As late as 1993 the Liberals were still campaigning against it.

But then they won power, after which it was suddenly transformed into conventional wisdom – one of those things everybody knows, and what is more has always known. By a similarly mysterious process the GST, balanced budgets and price stability, ideas once so barbaric no civilized person could repeat them, became familiar parts of the Liberal lexicon.

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“Thus Are Moors Defeated!” Today in History, the Cid Annihilates the Jihadists

Today in history, on Oct. 21, 1094, a small force of Christian knights destroyed a massive Muslim horde in Spain, where the Jihad and Reconquista had been raging for years.

Earlier, the Almoravids, a North African group committed to jihadist teaching and led by the emir Yusuf bin Tashfin, began pouring into Spain to aid their Islamic counterparts, the Moors, who had suffered several significant defeats to the Christians in recent years.

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Exposed: How Anthony Fauci tortured vulnerable children in his obsessive hunt for an HIV vaccine

ANTHONY Fauci, chief medical adviser to President Biden and director of the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) for 38 years, has resigned and is leaving his post in December. He also steps down as director of the National Institutes for Health (NIH); both organisations are government-funded.

The 81-year-old virologist, who has served seven presidents, is quitting not because (as he says) he wants ‘new challenges’, but because of two books Robert F Kennedy Jnr (RFK) has written exposing him as a liar and a fraud, says Tony Lyons, President at Skyhorse Publishing, the independent publisher of both books.

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Crazy Old Deviant Joe Biden welcomes trans TikToker to Oval Office

Dirty old man

A viral TikTok star and transgender activist visited President Joe Biden in the Oval Office to discuss her transition and transgender issues in the US.

Dylan Mulvaney, who documents on the app her ‘firsts’ as a woman in a series she calls ‘days of girlhood,’ revealed that she and members of NowThis News were visiting the White House for an interview that will be made public on Sunday.

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It’s not gasoline that should worry us; it’s diesel

During COVID, trucking in America slowed, leaving many shelves empty. However, no matter the madness, there were enough truckers hitting the road for Americans to have food in their stomachs, gas in their cars, and clothes on their backs. However, in less than a month, it’s entirely possible that trucking will become too expensive for many truckers. Why? Because the real emergency isn’t rising fuel prices; it’s rising diesel prices.

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