DEA Busts Canadian Narco Whose Chinese Supplier Promised to Ship 100 Kilos of Fentanyl Precursors per Month From Vancouver to Los Angeles

VANCOUVER — A senior Indo-Canadian gangster from an ultra-violent British Columbia–based fentanyl trafficking gang with ties to Latin cartels, Chinese Triads, and Hezbollah was taken down in a stunning U.S. government sting that saw a thick-accented Chinese narco casually promise an undercover agent at a Vancouver café that he could ship 100 kilograms of fentanyl precursors per month from Vancouver to Los Angeles, using his trucking company fronted by an Indo-Canadian associate.

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GWYN MORGAN: Mark Carney’s fiscal fantasy will bankrupt Canada

Mark Carney was supposed to be the adult in the room. After nearly a decade of runaway spending under Justin Trudeau, the former central banker was presented to Canadians as a steady hand — someone who could responsibly manage the economy and restore fiscal discipline.

Instead, Carney has taken Trudeau’s recklessness and dialled it up. His government’s recently released spending plan shows an increase of 8.5 per cent this fiscal year to $437.8 billion. Add in “non-budgetary spending” such as EI payouts, plus at least $49 billion just to service the burgeoning national debt and total spending in Carney’s first year in office will hit $554.5 billion.  

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Minneapolis Mayoral Candidate Says Somalia Is His ‘Home

A candidate running for mayor of Minneapolis has called Somalia his “home” despite being born in America and running for American office.

Omar Fateh, a current Minnesota state senator and mayoral candidate, was born in Washington, D.C., to Somali immigrants. Yet, during his state Senate campaign, he repeatedly referred to Somalia as his “home.”

h/t Patti Jo

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The Conditions at Alligator Alcatraz are Breakin’ My Heart!

Alligators refused to eat her

Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-FL (I can’t help but remember how Rush Limbaugh used to call her “Debbie Blabbermouth Schultz”), has been railing about the “inhumane” conditions at “Alligator Alcatraz”: e.g., the detainees have to use jailhouse toilets which combine sink and toilet in one stainless steel unit, and there are “insects everywhere.”

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What’s the deal with the Grits and EV cars?

In ten years you won’t be allowed to buy a new, gasoline-powered vehicle in our country. Sorry, but that’s the law.

Except you will be able to buy one. Confused? Can’t blame you. But the fog begins to lift when realizing the federal Liberals are involved in this malarkey. It’s because the Grits have successfully turned today’s legislation into nothing more than tomorrow’s electioneering gimmick.

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Will the ECHR open Britain up to every Gazan?

Does the UK government have any control over who can enter the country? This week, a UK immigration court published its decision to allow a Gazan woman to come to Britain, against the express wishes of the Home Office, citing her ‘right to a family life’ under the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). This follows a similar case from January, when a family of six from Gaza was granted the right to resettle in the UK under a refugee scheme intended for Ukrainians, also by using the ECHR.

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Is it Okay to Love the America of No Cliterodectomies? And no Fatwas?

I left my California idyll, and soared into milky, hazy US skies.

I touched down to change planes in Minneapolis, which I recalled as having been the corn-fed, friendly Midwest.

I saw that now, almost everyone employed by the airlines, as well as everyone working as ground crew, was of Somali descent, or were recent arrivals from Somalia.

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The Threat From Far-Right Extremists Pales in Comparison to Jihadi Terrorism

Remember Chicken Little (a.k.a. Henny Penny)? She was the one running around warning that the sky was falling and spreading panic all around. In the end, the heavens were not, in fact, plummeting, and we now use the phrase “Chicken Little” to describe those who spread myths about danger that are ill-founded.

Last week, Canadians learned of an “imminent” plot by four men in Quebec, including two members of the Armed Forces, that probably came as a bombshell (no pun intended) to those tuning in. This “anti-authoritarian militia” had weapons, planned to seize land, had engaged in “training,” and appeared to be recruiting like-minded people online.
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Mike Johnson flips Epstein script on GOP saying Ghislaine Maxwell SHOULD testify and Pam Bondi must release files

Top congressional Republican Speaker Mike Johnson has shockingly come out in favor of the Jefferey Epstein files being released, despite the administration claiming the ‘client list’ doesn’t exist.

The Republican shared on a podcast with conservative pundit Benny Johnson that he would like more transparency from the White House surrounding the highly sought after files on the deceased pedophile.

Asked if he would support efforts to have Epstein accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell testify before Congress, the speaker said ‘I’m for transparency.’ He also appeared open to Congress issuing subpoenas to the FBI and Department of Justice to force the agencies to turn over any previously undisclosed files.

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Behind the Smile: EU Ready To Drop Israel

The European Union insists that it doesn’t want to “punish” Israel over its fight against Hamas terrorists, yet it appears to be on the edge of its seat waiting for an opportune moment to break all ties.

At a press conference on Tuesday afternoon following a meeting between European foreign ministers, the bloc’s top diplomat Kaja Kallas said “we see positive signs” on increased humanitarian aid access to Gaza, as per an EU-Israel deal struck last week. She pointed in particular to there being more trucks and supplies entering Gaza, as well as to the repairing of electricity supply points.

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HEINRICHS: Cash is freedom — and Ottawa wants to take it away

Alberta-based North Economics reports that in 2022, Canada’s five largest banks recorded $7.73 billion in non-interest retail bank profits. That’s about $250 for every Canadian.

North Economics managing director Alain de Brossart broke it down, stating, “Canadian banks have done a very good job of extracting as many fees out of people as possible.”

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This Is What Civilizational Suicide Looks Like

South Korea Abandoned School

You can’t have a country without children.

Forget pandemics. Forget war. South Korea is dying by choice. Not a bomb, not a plague, not even bad luck. A slow, quiet vanishing. It’s not falling to enemies; it’s falling to itself.

Over the next century, South Korea’s population is projected to decline to just 7.5 million. That’s not a typo. That’s an 85 percent collapse: 51 million people, down to seven and a half. Picture America with the population of California, minus everyone else. Now imagine that across the entire continent. Ghost cities. Empty homes. Schools boarded up. Airports with no flights. Subways running on time — for no one. It sounds like dystopian fiction. Sadly, though, it’s a reality that has already begun.

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Jamie Sarkonak: Non-citizen johns shouldn’t get sentence discounts for their crimes

 

In December 2023, Akashkumar Khant, 30 (plus or minus some months), made the mistake of arranging to have sex with a 15-year-old at a Mississauga Holiday Inn for $140.

Only, when he got there, that 15-year-old turned out to be a cop. He was arrested at the hotel (with $140 in cash on hand) and subsequently ended up in court — but he won’t receive a criminal record for his actions, in part because of his immigration status.

h/t Patti Jo

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