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Lee, @CarymaRules videographer has been arrested at the Walk With Israel. pic.twitter.com/OUuvj74cvo
— Leviathan (@l3v1at4an) May 25, 2025
No I do not agree with CarymaRules every opinion but she and her videographer have done good work. I don’t know the details of the arrest but it smells of Chow’s handlers.
“A lot of people ask me: ‘Father Moses, how can I increase my manliness to absurd levels?'”
In a YouTube video, a priest is championing a form of virile, unapologetic masculinity.
Skinny jeans, crossing your legs, using an iron, shaping your eyebrows, and even eating soup are among the things he derides as too feminine.
There are other videos of Father Moses McPherson – a powerfully-built father of five – weightlifting to the sound of heavy metal.
Camilo Sanchez was at home last Tuesday night when two Toronto police detectives knocked at his door, flashed their badges at him and informed him the licence plates to his white 2018 Dodge Durango had been duplicated.
The 33-year-old maintenance company owner said he couldn’t believe what he was hearing.
“Then they told me that it’s been used in violent crimes and theft around the city,” Sanchez recounted, adding he then answered a few questions to confirm he wasn’t the suspect wanted in these alleged crimes and reviewed photos of the suspect vehicle that looked eerily similar to his own. A spokesperson for Toronto Police Service confirmed Sanchez’s plates had in fact been duplicated but would not provide further comment due to the active investigation.
Unhinged University of Vermont professor who teaches an economics class celebrates shoplifting and says it’s ok because "everyone does it.”
All the people cheer.
These are the people educating your kids in higher education. pic.twitter.com/Q2sLaeh789
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) May 23, 2025
She has an extensive list on how she wants you to treat anyone wearing a MAGA hat.
This is sane, reasonable behavior proving once again that white liberal women are the best. pic.twitter.com/l609isJqkZ
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) May 24, 2025
A U.S. judge has provided Harvard University a temporary reprieve from the Trump administration’s move to block enrolment of foreign students, including Canadians.
In a lawsuit filed early Friday in federal court in Boston, Harvard said the government’s action violates the First Amendment, the Associated Press reports, and will have an “immediate and devastating effect” on its more than 7,000 international visa holders.
Why do I doubt she’ll be shown the door.
What goes up eventually comes down. And down. And down.
The Parkside Drive speed camera — Toronto’s busiest, handing out more than 65,000 tickets and racking up some $7 million for the city — was cut down for the fifth time in the last six months sometime overnight Thursday evening or Friday morning.
OTTAWA—Prime Minister Mark Carney is on a mission to “build, baby, build.” And he wants to do it fast.
It’s a goal that was central to the Liberal leader’s pitch in an election campaign dominated by U.S. President Donald Trump’s economic aggression towards Canada.
Seized by a desire to Trump-proof the Canadian economy and supercharge its growth, Carney has vowed to speed up resource development and streamline federal project approvals, all while maintaining environmental standards and respecting the rights of Indigenous groups and getting them a share of the wealth from the resources on their lands.
Bono Calls for Hamas to Release Hostages and Netanyahu to Resign
U2 frontman Bono on Thursday called for Israel to dump Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu while urging freedom for the Hamas terrorist group’s hostages and an end to the war in Gaza.
The father of the terror suspect accused of gunning down two soon-to-be-engaged Israeli Embassy staffers at the Capital Jewish Museum was honored by a far-left member of Congress with an invitation to President Trump’s joint address this past March, The Post has exclusively learned.
“Eric Rodriguez was our guest during the President’s Joint Speech to Congress, but we don’t know his family,” a spokesperson for Rep. Jesús “Chuy” García (D-Ill.) told The Post Thursday night.
h/t DS
We surveyed Canadians on the top three fixes for the country’s ailing economy. Respondents unanimously agreed: pipelines, pipelines, and pipelines. Okay, we didn’t actually run a survey, but any sensible Canadian knows what the real answer to our economic woes is — even those who carry a carbon footprint like an albatross around their neck. And even, it now appears, Quebecers.
We are tired of being broke, and at (trade) war with the vastly superior economy of the U.S. We want to unleash our oil and gas potential.
An Indigenous tribe from the Brazilian Amazon has sued the New York Times, saying the newspaper’s reporting on the tribe’s first exposure to the internet led to its members being widely portrayed as technology-addled and addicted to pornography.
The Marubo tribe of the remote Javari valley, a community of about 2,000 people, filed the defamation lawsuit seeking hundreds of millions of dollars in damages this week in a court in Los Angeles.
It also names TMZ and Yahoo as defendants, alleging that their stories amplified and sensationalized the Times’s reporting and smeared the tribe in the process.
A Jewish protester was arrested by the Met Police after he briefly held a placard satirising a Hezbollah terrorist leader, The Telegraph can reveal.
The British man, who has asked to remain anonymous for his safety, was detained and charged last September over a cartoon which showed Hasan Nasrallah, the Lebanese terror chief, with a pager and the words “beep, beep, beep”.
The placard satirised a targeted Israeli attack, dubbed Operation Grim Beeper, in which explosives in pagers and walkie-talkies killed 42 people, mostly Hezbollah terrorists. Nasrallah survived but was killed in an airstrike a week later.
h/t Patti Jo
A 39-year-old caucasian woman wearing a hoodie was led away from Hamburg Central station by police.
The police also do not believe that the stabbing was a politically motivated act. Investigators were looking into whether the suspect may have been mentally ill, police spokesperson Florian Abbenseth said.
It now marks three weeks since two young siblings were reported missing from their home in a rural part of Nova Scotia, and police have remained tight lipped on any indication on their whereabouts.
Lilly and Jack Sullivan, aged six and four, were reported missing on the morning of May 2 from their home on Gairloch Road in Lansdowne Station, N.S., which is about 140 kilometres northeast of Halifax.
