Lowering medical school requirements and placing importance on diversity is going to work out really well. pic.twitter.com/dfKLELvX5u
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) July 30, 2025
WTF?
wtf
How a CRA employee cycled through rehirings, a firing and 15 years of legal battles
15 years of grievances, lawsuits and appeals reveal cracks in Canada’s public service system
With a labour relations board decision in June, the Canada Revenue Agency took another step toward parting ways with the same employee for the third time in more than 15 years.
That employee, Mohammed Tibilla, is a former CRA worker based in Montreal. Over the years, he has launched administrative or legal actions and filed appeals against the agency, his union and his supervisors numerous times, exposing weak spots in federal systems — and underscoring the challenges Prime Minister Mark Carney faces in trying to make the government more streamlined and responsive.
Years After BLM, Antifa Riots, COVID, PBS Finds Masks Are Bad Now That ICE Uses Them
Years after the Black Lives Matter protests and attendant vandalism, looting and burning, the PBS News division is suddenly worried that masks….help people get away with crimes! Why the sudden interest? Well, it’s a way to indirectly fault ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) for criminals impersonating agents. Sunday’s NewsHour Weekend segment carried the online headline “Rise of ICE agents wearing masks creates opportunity for imposters to conduct crimes.”
OLDCORN: Looney Tunes Rachel Gilmore rails against Conservative MPs defending Christian artist Sean Feucht
Looney Tunes Rachel Gilmore’s latest tirade on Twitter/X proves once again that she has little patience for anyone disagreeing with her far-left beliefs.
Christian believers have the basic right to speak and sing in public. No one is forcing Gilmore to participate in American Christian worship leader Sean Feucht’s free summer concert tour.
Peter MacKinnon: Nurses warned of ‘imbalances’ in ‘colonial’ health-care system
Two centuries ago, liberal theorist John Stuart Mill wrote in his classic, On Liberty, that human liberty requires freedom of conscience, thought and feeling: “absolute freedom of opinion and sentiment on all subjects, practical or speculative, scientific, moral or theological.” His thinking has recently taken a battering, not least in our universities, but that beating is now joined by the foray of the Canadian Nurses Association into political thought.
Jamie Sarkonak: It shouldn’t take 16 years to deport a foreign criminal
Gagandip Jhuty, an Indian national, should have been deported in 2009 due to his criminal history, but it was only this July that Canadian officials scheduled his flight out. Why? Because for 16 years, India refused to issue him a passport.
That’s how it works in Canada: anyone being deported needs to have travel documents on hand. So, if they entered illegally and never had such documents to begin with, they can’t be sent home until that problem is resolved. If a country doesn’t want to repatriate the deportee in question, it can simply ignore our requests — for years.
Police State Canada
Ontario dad demands answers after his bank accounts are frozen in case that could strengthen the Charter rights of all Canadians
Every day, Canadians rely on access to their bank accounts to pay bills, manage expenses, and support their families.
But imagine discovering that… pic.twitter.com/wkQ9bssz5i
— Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms (@JCCFCanada) July 30, 2025
h/t Patti Jo
Call for Civil War? German Green Youth Spokesperson Wants To Fight “Fascist” AfD
As we already reported, Jette Nietzard, national spokesperson of the Green Youth Party, has hinted at the possibility of armed resistance if Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) manages to enter government after the 2029 federal elections. Her statements, made in a podcast by the public broadcaster RBB and repeated in an interview with the weekly Freitag, have sparked outrage due to their political and social implications.
WTF?
AI videos took over social media!
People generate WILD videos that go extremely viral
I highlighted TOP 10 recent examples
1) Obese woman is taking part in the Olympic Games (50M views in 24 hours). pic.twitter.com/tDYCAXhqgH
— René Remsik (@aitrendz_xyz) June 24, 2025
h/t Mauser
WTF?
AAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! @fancypants_s https://t.co/iTGAEl9REe
— Auntie Polly (@auntie_polly) July 31, 2025
h/t Auntie Polly
Courtroom tears work for feral teen participant in murderous swarming attack
‘If I had the opportunity to apologize to Mr. Lee I would’: Final girl to be sentenced in fatal swarming of Kenneth Lee
The last girl to face sentencing in the death of Kenneth Lee said she takes full responsibility for her part in the swarming attack.
After her tearful apology in Superior Court on Wednesday, the now 17-year-old girl learned it is unlikely she will return to jail with the Crown agreeing she has served her time already.
Ford government agrees to fee cancelling $100M deal with Elon Musk’s Starlink because it’s your money and they don’t give a crap how they waste it
The Ford government has negotiated a break fee to cancel its $100 million contract for Starlink internet, Global News has learned, officially ending its deal with Elon Musk-owned SpaceX.
The now-defunct agreement between Ontario and SpaceX was first signed in November to provide satellite internet to roughly 15,000 homes in the north of the province.
Maine statehouse representative says her priority is developing ‘our country of Somalia’
Rep. Deqa Dhalac, a Maine statehouse Democrat and a Somali immigrant, recently stated that her priority is developing “our country of Somalia.”
Say what?!
“Our country of Somalia?!” Yes, forget about serving the American citizens who pay your salary … or at least put their interests on the back burner. What really matters is that you focus on Somalia.
Is that even Constitutional?
London Knife Crime Has Risen 86 Percent in a Decade: Think Tank
Knife crime in London rose by 86 percent between 2014 and 2024 and is highly concentrated in areas such as the West End, which features tourist destinations including Oxford Circus and Regent Street, according to a report by the Policy Exchange think tank.
Most knife crime in London involves robbery, with cellphones the most common target, according to the report. In 2024, 61.6 percent of knife crime offenses in the British capital were robberies.
The report states that “London is in the grip of a crimewave of robbery, knife crime and theft.”