That the Japanese will not allow pro-jihad, pro-Sharia elements to take over their country in the name of diversity and political correctness is clearly evident from a wave of viral videos showing large crowds in Fujisawa taking to the streets to oppose a proposed mosque project which is expected to be one of the largest mosques in the area.
Bravo Nippon!
In the United States, mass protests against authoritarianism are gathering under the banner “No Kings.” These rebukes allege that Donald Trump is something “un-American”: a king.
Supposedly, America is the land that does not have kings. America is said to represent freedom, opposing the authoritarian oppression that monarchs can signify. The protesters’ thinking goes like this: Get rid of Mr. Trump, America’s King, and the United States would again become “the land of the free,” because America is freedom and kings are tyrants.
Judging from the brief but very woke biographies provided the authors are male Karens high on dope. Nothing else explains TDS as severe.
Liberal lawmakers of a city in Michigan spent thousands of taxpayers’ dollars to rip out neighborhood watch signs after labeling them racist.
Ann Arbor officials posted a video on Wednesday of the last of 600 signs being torn down as they explained how they want the city to be a place of inclusivity.
‘Frankly, neighborhood watch signs are expressions of exclusion, and they’re inconsistent with our values,’ said Ann Arbor Mayor Christopher Taylor.
OTTAWA — NDP Leader Avi Lewis is accusing the federal government of “anti-Palestinian racism” over delays affecting more than 130 students from Gaza who have been accepted to Canadian universities but remain unable to travel.
Speaking on Parliament Hill Thursday, Lewis said the students who have secured admissions and some scholarships — are facing barriers that prevent them from completing their applications, including requirements for biometric data collection in a region where such services are unavailable.
Lunatic. (Incognito)
New figures from Eurostat show that sexual violence offences across Europe continued to rise in 2024, with sharp differences between Western and Eastern countries likely to intensify debate over the link between crime and migration.
Police recorded 256,302 sexual violence offences in 2024, including 98,190 cases of rape. This represents a 5% increase in sexual violence overall and a 7% rise in rape compared with 2023.
A singer in China’s famous Beijing Opera, Danyang Yang flew to Vancouver in 2014 to have her baby in a Canadian hospital. She did so to deliver another child in 2017, like thousands of other so-called birth tourists who come to Canada each year.
Both times Yang immediately returned to China. A few years later, the singer and her husband, Tong Zhang, moved their family and much of their real-estate fortune to Canada, where they eventually became permanent residents.
President Trump has intensified his personal attack on Friedrich Merz, telling the German chancellor to spend “less time on interfering” after Berlin ridiculed the war in Iran.
In a social media post, the US president told Merz to concentrate on Ukraine peace efforts and called Germany a “broken” country.
President Trump Is Considering Pulling Troops From Germany Amid Tensions With NATO Countries
President Trump announced late Wednesday that he is considering withdrawing some U.S. troops currently stationed in Germany, after German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said the United States is being “humiliated” by Iran in both the conflict and ongoing negotiations.
Canada has likely never had a Prime Minister as smitten with Europe as Mark Carney.
Since taking office, Mr. Carney has travelled to more than 10 European countries and been to France and Italy twice. On his first trip to Paris, barely three days after his swearing in, he even referred to Canada as “the most European of the non-European countries.” Canada has since signed several serious-sounding, but non-binding, pacts with the European Union drawing us, at least rhetorically, closer to Europe.
This isn't parody, nor is it a meme.
This is an advertisement by the UNHCR (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees), promoting Canada as a dumping ground for all of the world's most incompatible grifters and oppressive religion practicers.
— Curious George (@01CuriousGeorge) April 30, 2026
Alternative-energy advocates see an opening, but reality points to more oil drilling, not less.
One-fifth of global oil trade transits the Strait of Hormuz, a strategic risk that, given current events, has shattered supply-chain complacency in world energy markets. Similarly shattered is the illusion that the world is any less dependent on oil today than it was during the epoch-setting 1973–74 Arab oil embargo.
Supply-chain complexities in energy markets make forecasting a fraught business. As one complexity expert notes, “small perturbations can produce disproportionately large effects.” When it comes to energy realities, however, the “direction of travel”—the International Energy Agency’s favored phrase—is robustly predictable.
Cuando aún no ha llegado tu día. pic.twitter.com/U7szL8tqJi
— Antonio Guillemes (@Aguillemes) April 29, 2026
In the wake of the federal government’s spring mini-budget boasting about the resilience of the economy, a new study finds youth unemployment in Canada increased from 10% in 2022 to 13.8% in 2025, the largest three-year increase on record when the economy was not in a recession.
The report by the Fraser Institute says that last year, 437,000 young people between 15 and 24 years of age looked for a job but could not find one, up 57% from 290,000 in 2022.
The most consequential inequality in America is not the wealth gap or the wage gap. It may not be the racial opportunity gap. The marriage gap is wreaking havoc. And unfortunately, it’s the gap that gets the least attention.
I’m a libertarian. I don’t care whom, or if, you marry. Yet I’m reminded that there is a problem by a new report from the American Enterprise Institute. Edited by Kevin Corinth and Scott Winship, “Land of Opportunity: Advancing the American Dream” covers a broad range of challenges facing the country today, from the cost of living and workforce development to education, crime, and the erosion of community life.
OTTAWA—The federal Liberal government is looking at selling Canadian airports off to private owners saying it wants to streamline operations and passenger services, attract more business investment to Canada, and even direct possible proceeds into a national sovereign wealth fund.
The morning after the spring economic update hinted at the government’s plans, Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon downplayed the prospect of any swift moves to privatize.
He told reporters Wednesday “we’re in the early stages of a process with airport authorities and other partners to determine the best way forward.”
The great sell off begins.
While much of the world’s attention remains fixed on Iran and the broader regional conflict, a darker and largely ignored reality is unfolding inside the Gaza Strip: credible and deeply disturbing reports of sexual exploitation, abuse, and coercion carried out under Hamas rule.
New testimonies emerging from the Gaza Strip reveal that Hamas terrorists are systematically sexually exploiting vulnerable Palestinian women — demanding sex in exchange for basic aid, food, and shelter. The accounts describe a predatory system targeting widows, displaced mothers, and divorcees without male breadwinners, with victims threatened into silence by Hamas operatives.
