The federal government’s new law designed to fast-track major projects has put the true meaning of UNDRIP’s “free, prior and informed consent” provisions under the spotlight. At the core of the issue is a simple question: does “consent” mean an Indigenous veto over projects, even those in the public interest?
While the prime minister and his justice minister have tried to walk a delicate line to avoid making that commitment, British Columbia has gone all-in on the veto approach.
Tulsi Gabbard unleashed a barrage of shocking charges against Hillary Clinton on Wednesday, claiming that she was on ‘heavy tranquilizers’ and was dealing with ‘psycho emotional problems’ during the 2016 election.
Gabbard, who is President Donald Trump’s director of National Intelligence, said Russia President Vladimir Putin had that information and planned to use it against Clinton when she was serving as president.
The information was in the September 2020 report by the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence on Russia’s attempts to influence the election that Gabbard declassified on Wednesday.
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"High-level DNC emails detailed evidence of Hillary Clinton's 'psycho, emotional problems, uncontrolled fits of anger, aggression, & cheerfulness.' Secretary Clinton was allegedly on a daily regimen of heavy tranquilizers." pic.twitter.com/O2B60dFVop
— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) July 23, 2025
h/t XC
A juicy controversy is causing a stir in the very chic and exclusive sixth arrondissement of Paris. Just a stone’s throw from the Palais du Luxembourg, some of the most expensive apartments in Paris are being snapped up. A small world of artists, writers and actors live there—protective of their quality of life, of being able to breathe in the delicious aroma of freshly roasted coffee served on the terraces and hear the birds chirping in the distance from one of the capital’s most elegant parks. For them, nothing should disturb this fragile and delicate ecosystem, which was honoured in Emily in Paris. That’s why the news of a new mini-mart opening at the intersection of Rue Vavin and Rue Bréa has caused a local panic, almost similar to the one that must have shaken the ancient city when the Vikings arrived on the banks of the Seine one fine day in November 885.
A new report from the RCMP reveals that the number of Canadians holding a government-issued firearms licence reached an all-time high in 2024.
In Dec. 2024, there were 2,412,122 Possession and Acquisition Licence (PAL) holders in Canada, representing a 2.5% increase from 2,352,504 in December 2023.
Premiers push for more power over immigration as Ford takes aim at federal minister
Premiers say they are taking more control over immigration as Ontario Premier Doug Ford criticized the federal immigration minister and said he would be issuing his own work permits in the province.
At the conclusion of the three-day premiers’ meeting on Wednesday, the provincial and territorial leaders called for an increase to economic immigration levels to meet their labour needs and said they would use powers under the constitution to issue work permits, criticizing the federal government for moving too slowly.
In Manchester, UK, a black teen attacked a White boy with a machete and stole his bike yesterday.
In response, the boy’s father tracked the perpetrator down, and fatally struck him with his car. The father is now being charged with Murder.
What goes around comes around! pic.twitter.com/swHgdIUVS3
— Cillian (@CilComLFC) July 23, 2025
The Manchester police are telling only half of the story at this time: Man arrested on suspicion of murder after boy, 15, dies following e-bike crash
PS. Check out the sidebar crime reports at the Manchester Evening News, what a shithole!
h/t Auntie Polly
An internal probe at the World Economic Forum found that its founder Klaus Schwab engaged in a pattern of workplace misconduct over the past decade, including unauthorized spending by him and his wife, bullying behavior and inappropriate treatment of female staffers.
The probe, which the Forum’s board launched this April in response to a whistleblower complaint, found evidence that Schwab made comments to a female employee that were suggestive and potentially inappropriate. “Do you feel that I am thinking of you,” Schwab wrote in one late-night June 2020 email to a senior female executive.
Most Canadians believe the country is admitting too many immigrants and many do not trust the newcomers, new polling shows.
The national Leger poll conducted for the Association for Canadian Studies and the Metropolis Institute found that 62 per cent of people think that the country is currently admitting too many immigrants. That’s an increase of four percentage points since pollsters last asked the question in March 2025, and more than double the number of people who felt that way six years ago. In the most recent poll, only 20 per cent disagreed and 19 per cent said they don’t know.
The View's Sunny Hostin says Stephen Colbert getting fired equates to "the dismantling of our democracy, the dismantling of our constitution."
Yes, you heard that right. pic.twitter.com/LzD4VWSONU
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) July 23, 2025
Outgoing antisemitism envoy calls out business, religious leaders for lack of action
OTTAWA – Ottawa’s outgoing envoy for tackling antisemitism is accusing Canada’s business sector and civil society of failing to call out a rising tide of hate against Jews and other minorities.
In an extensive interview with The Canadian Jewish News, Deborah Lyons also says she could not get a meeting with Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre during her nearly two-year term.
She says Canadian society faces a growing gulf over violence in the Middle East and Canadians are “listening and hearing on different frequencies” instead of trying to find common ground against hate.
What a clueless woman. Your average Canadian did not ask that a dangerous cult be invited to settle here, and we do not wish to be blamed for something we are not responsible for.
Our imperious antisemitism Tsarina doesn’t get that no one will listen to a gov’t lackey demanding that we protect Jews from the Muslims she and her elite pals imported.
Face it Deb the Liberal government that appointed you would rather court the Islamist vote than protect Canadians.
It seems you were too insulated to realize you were being used.
Whatever vision of Canada you thought you were living in was just a mirage. Canada has been overrun by mass immigration from incompatible cultures who care nothing for our values and heritage. You and your Kool-Aid drinking pals called that multiculturalism and diversity. We call it The Great Replacement.
MASS DEPORTATION. REMIGRATION. That is the only solution.
Here’s the source article for this story in the CJN: Deborah Lyons shares why she quit as Canada’s antisemitism envoy: ‘It was hard to get people to speak up’
It’s called style and swagger, sweetie.
Try it. pic.twitter.com/bz2Znqv9Yp
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) July 23, 2025
As Rodney Dangerfield might have said, Stephen Colbert got no respect.
Let me say this upfront, America stopped being funny when Johnny Carson went off the air May 22, 1992.
That’s 33 years of humorlessness. Yes, I exaggerate, to make a point, only I don’t remember what it is.
New York used to be the funniest town in the world, back when Catskill Jews ran the culture, but today, instead of Jackie Mason or Don Rickles, we’ve got Zohran Mamdani.
Did I spell it right?
Ba Dump Tss! https://t.co/1DkwoeZsgk pic.twitter.com/lS2YPoKEfP
— Blazingcatfur (@fancypants_s) July 23, 2025
A myth is a story that expresses the collective dreamworld of a culture: its fears, its wishes, its self-conception. Some myths refine themselves over generations. Others spring into consciousness in an instant. A bit of story or news captures the imagination so thoroughly that the entire culture suddenly projects its hope or terror onto a single hero—or, more often, a villain.
Jeffrey Epstein is one of these myths. Since his arrest and jailhouse death, the disgraced financier, socialite, and pedophile has become America’s most famous villain, an archetype who offers virtually all factions something to hate.
Doug Ford may finally get to be Toronto’s “mayor” after all.
When investigators found “mismanagement” at four Ontario school boards, the premier’s education minister, Paul Calandra, did the courageous thing and stood up for students and parents. A bunch of us applauded the appointment of new, all-powerful “supervisors,” the gates of hell didn’t open and voters promptly returned to enjoying the warm summer breezes.
Given Toronto’s turbo-charged housing crisis, how much more rope will Ford give city council before appointing his own team of pilots to help pull Canada’s largest city out of its current nosedive? It’s goofy to build $100 billion in transit infrastructure if developers can’t launch new projects to take advantage of this generational investment.
Recently Al Qaeda/ISIS took over Syria. This development was greeted with cheers from world leaders who had been working toward this very goal from the Arab Spring days. Now, they assured us, Syria would become a democratic paradise full of human rights.
