The left vs the people

The truckers’ protests have exposed liberals as authoritarians and leftists as enemies of the working class.

It’s been quite a few weeks for our neighbours to the north. Three weeks ago, a ragtag, grassroots campaign of disgruntled truckers made their way to the Canadian capital to protest a government vaccine mandate. As of last night, two of the organisers of what has been, by all accounts, a peaceful protest have been arrested, giving Canada – a country that bills itself a democracy – its first political prisoners in recent memory.

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Europe sold its soul to the devil – for what?

Former spy Chouet recounts incredible incidents and attacks “intelligentsia” that brandishes accusations of Islamophobia to end all debate.

“Why should we only target Islamism, when we should be interested in the Society of Saint Pius X and the zealots of Hare Krishna? Because you have to be seriously radicalized to walk the streets of Paris in the middle of winter, with a shaved head, wearing a saffron-colored sari, playing the tambourine and chanting mantras … “. This question and answer, wih no little irony, is the opening of “Sept pas vers l’enfer” by Alain Chouet, the former number two of the DGSE, the very powerful French counter-intelligence service.

The book is a deadly indictment of the suicide of the European elites.

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How the Charter of Rights let Canada down

The document has reduced our definition of freedom to box ticking

If Canada has a sacred cow, akin to the NHS in the UK, it is the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms — a constitutional bill of rights added to our constitution in 1982. As a national symbol, it is more popular than the national flag, the national anthem, and even hockey. Many Canadians can barely imagine that other, more benighted, lands might also have put some fundamental rights down in writing.

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D.C. Officer Suspended, Under FBI, DOJ Investigation For Working With Proud Boys Leader To Evade Violence With Antifa: Report

A 22-year veteran D.C. police officer has been suspended from his post and is currently under investigation by his department, the FBI, and the Department of Justice for reportedly working with a leader of the Proud Boys to defuse  potentially violent confrontation with left-wing groups like Antifa, according to a report.

Shane Lamond, a lieutenant in the intelligence branch and father of three, “has been put on leave amid an investigation into alleged improper contacts with a prominent member of the extremist group Proud Boys,” reported The Washington Post.

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‘This just needs to end’: The inside story of the Liberals’ Emergencies Act decision

The leaders of Ottawa’s police force assumed the trucker protest would last a weekend.

When the Freedom Convoy protest began arriving in Ottawa on Fri. Jan. 28, police assumed it would mostly be gone by Sunday evening, according to a source in the municipal government with insight into the city’s decision-making process (the source was granted anonymity in order to speak freely). This was despite the public pledge by protest leaders to stay until all COVID-19 mandates and restrictions were lifted.

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Sorry, Freedom Convoy — fundraisers are only for left-wing criminals

Black Lives Matter bails out an alleged attempted murderer

It seems to be harder to donate money to the Canadian truckers protesting their country’s vaccine mandate than it is to keep Hunter Biden out of a strip club. After GoFundMe seized millions of dollars raised on its platform for the Freedom Convoy, Christian crowdfunding site GiveSendGo stepped in and enabled donors to give nearly $10 million.

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Justin Trudeau Eulogized Fidel Castro

“It is with deep sorrow that I learned today of the death of Cuba’s longest serving President. Fidel Castro was a larger than life leader who served his people for almost half a century. A legendary revolutionary and orator, Mr. Castro made significant improvements to the education and healthcare of his island nation,” said Justin Trudeau in 2016. “I know my father was very proud to call him a friend and I had the opportunity to meet Fidel when my father passed away. It was also a real honour to meet his three sons and his brother President Raúl Castro during my recent visit to Cuba. On behalf of all Canadians, Sophie and I offer our deepest condolences to the family, friends and many, many supporters of Mr. Castro. We join the people of Cuba today in mourning the loss of this remarkable leader.”

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Camera Caught Black Student Writing Racist Graffiti Over Water Fountains: REPORT

Video surveillance revealed the alleged perpetrator behind racist graffiti over water fountains in a California school.

The words “White” and “Colored” had been written over water fountains by a black female student, CBS Sacramento reported, adding that the student had confessed to the prank.

Prank? Not if a white kid did it.

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Barbara Kay: Trudeau’s hypocrisy regarding foreign funding should be evident to all

One American commentator observed that even amongst Canadians famed for “niceness,” truly absurd restrictions on freedom will create pushback.

He saw a pivotal symbolic moment in the refusal of citizens to obey the ban on taking fuel and other supplies to the truckers in the face of a police crackdown, describing it as perhaps “the greatest act of civil disobedience in (Canadian) history.”

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12 shoplifters AOC defended are repeat offenders with arrests for assault, robbery, arson and strangulation

The accused New York City shoplifters that Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez defended as struggling families forced into a life of crime due to lack of federal support are actually repeat offenders who have lengthy rap sheets.

After a string of shoplifting thefts of retail stories in the Bronx, NYPD officers in the 44th Precinct arrested a dozen people on February 8, 9, 11 and 12. Police touted the arrest on Twitter with photos of the arresting officers and the $1,800 worth of household goods, including diapers, recovered.

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