Pentagon ‘still mystified’ as drone drama deepens

Objects exhibiting advanced technology continue to fly with complete impunity over sensitive military installations and critical infrastructure. Despite the Pentagon’s advanced imaging and sensor capabilities, the nature, purpose and origin of these enigmatic craft are unknown, raising an array of pressing national security concerns.

In interviews with “60 Minutes” earlier this month, two recently retired four-star Air Force generals and the Air Force commander overseeing North American airspace defense begrudgingly admitted that the “drones” that loitered in dramatic fashion over key military assets in recent years remain a confounding mystery.


Okey Dokey.

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These attacks on Teslas are psychotic

Over the past few weeks, anti-Trump activists have been attacking Tesla vehicles and dealerships in protest against Elon Musk, the Tesla CEO who is now heading up Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency.

No doubt those attacking Musk and Tesla see themselves as brave, left-wing warriors striking a blow against American oligarchy. Some of those involved even refer to themselves as a ‘peaceful grassroots movement’, despite being about as peaceful as a riot. Attackers are smashing up people’s cars, throwing Molotov cocktails at charging stations and staging takeovers of showrooms.

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Giving Muslim Extremists a Pass Is Reflected in Canada’s New Guide to ‘Islamophobia’

Beware attempts to blur the line between valid criticism of political Islamism and anti-Muslim discrimination.

A growing danger among Western liberals is the failure to distinguish between the radical Islamist minority and the majority of Muslims. Feature the Canadian government’s new “Guide to Understanding and Combatting Islamophobia.”

The guide’s imprecise definition of “Islamophobia” blurs the line between genuine anti-Muslim discrimination and valid criticism of political Islamism. By failing to make this distinction, the guide shields extremist agendas from scrutiny and empowers those who seek to silence moderate Muslim voices.

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EU urges every household to stock three-day crisis survival kit

No weapon to protect a body from the mutant horde?

Every home in Europe should have a three-day crisis survival kit, including bottled water, canned food, a torch and supplies of toilet paper, the European Union has said.

As well as stockpiling, citizens across Europe are being told to draw up a “household emergency plan” of how to get through the first 72 hours of a crisis, “including the possibility of armed aggression against member states”.


Meanwhile in the USA …

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England could become an Islamist state with nuclear weapons

The English government has just appointed the new head of Ofsted, the body that inspects public schools. His name is Hamid Patel and he is a mufti.

And then they say that “Islamization does not exist”.

Patel was the headmaster of a school in Blackpool, the first in the country to ask pupils to wear the hijab outside of school, to “recite the Koran at least once a week” and to “not carry stationery containing non-Islamic images”. And while he was at it, Patel also invited a Saudi imam to speak badly of Jews, which never hurts.

A sort of emirate in Lancashire.

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REVEALED: Carney’s involvement with elite cabal under scrutiny — fear grows over globalist connections

Prime Minister Mark Carney is facing renewed questions over his past role with the Bilderberg Group, a secretive annual meeting of global elites that has long sparked theories about hidden agendas controlling world events.

Carney, who joined the Bilderberg Meetings’ steering committee in 2011, attended sessions with figures like Henry Kissinger and Jared Kushner, including the 2019 gathering in Montreux, Switzerland.

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Michael Higgins: Mark Carney has no idea how to respond to Donald Trump

Canada is in danger of replacing one prince with another.

Justin Trudeau did not think the rules applied to him and it took more than nine years for Canada to come to terms with that glaring truth. Now Liberal Leader Mark Carney is going down the same road.

Carney is in need of a safe seat to run in and, as if by magic, one has just opened up in Ottawa Nepean.

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The pro-Trump radio host banned from Britain for ‘inciting Right-wing violence’

Under no circumstances, Jacqui Smith said in 2009, would she reconsider the decision to ban Michael Savage from Britain.

The Labour home secretary was adamant: Mr Savage, a Right-wing radio “shock jock” with the second-most popular show in the United States, deserved his place on a list of 22 people permanently excluded from the country.

Having spoken in “violent terms” about gay people and discussed the killing of “100 million Muslims,” he was “seeking to provoke others to serious criminal acts”, Ms Smith told Parliament. The cantankerous broadcaster could incite “inter-community violence” if he crossed the Atlantic.

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John Ivison: All knives are out to pop the Liberals’ popularity bubble

It’s doubtless better to peak early than not to peak at all, but we are in the early days of the general election and opinion polls are suggesting that Mark Carney’s Liberals are at levels of support not seen since Pierre Trudeau won with 45 per cent of the vote in 1968.

Leger is the latest polling company to have the Liberals in the mid-40s support, more than double the levels of just two months ago.

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This should be the first Canadian election that focuses on migration

Mark Wiseman – Evil Bastard

A controversial appointment put migration in the headlines on the same weekend that Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a snap election.

The investment fund manager and former head of the Bank of Canada, who won the Liberal leadership contest two weeks ago, became the subject of news stories focusing on how he has chosen Mark Wiseman, an advocate for open borders, as a key adviser.

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Trumpian Geoeconomics

Economic strength can translate into geopolitical advantage.

President Donald Trump is approaching world politics with geoeconomic means for a geopolitical purpose. His reinvigoration of the Monroe Doctrine in the Western Hemisphere, military pivot to the Indo-Pacific, and rapprochement with Russia in Europe is the geographic part. His tariffs, encouragement of foreign investment in the United States, promotion of domestic energy production unhampered by climate regulations, and domestic cuts in government programs is the economic part. Back in 1990, the strategic thinker Edward Luttwak wrote that the world was moving from geopolitics to geoeconomics. But, as Luttwak certainly knew, economics has always been an important component of geopolitics. Trump the businessman understands that.

China understands it, too. Its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is geoeconomics on steroids, extending China’s economic influence throughout Europe, Africa, and the Western Hemisphere. The BRI uses economic power to advance China’s geopolitical interests. Trump is merely doing the same thing with his America First policies.

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Tragic Cuba a dark lesson of the failure of Communism: ‘This is hell’

Cuba just endured a nationwide blackout of the electric grid, lasting for days — the third such disaster in six months. The population has succumbed to despair.

“There are no words to describe this,” a young Cuban YouTuber exclaimed. “This is hell.”

Yet the blackout scarcely made the news. Journalists and intellectuals have fallen out of love with Cuba, so nobody is asking the obvious question: How can any government allow such a humanitarian horror to continue?

Canada’s future.

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Ontario expects U.S. to lessen impact of auto tariffs on Canada, following Lutnick phone call: source

Ontario expects the U.S. administration to significantly ease the impact of auto tariffs on Canada, following a phone call from Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to Premier Doug Ford on Wednesday, according to a source.

Mr. Lutnick called Mr. Ford on Wednesday evening, according to a senior Ontario government source, after U.S. President Donald Trump announced auto tariffs during a news conference. The Globe and Mail is not identifying the source as they are not authorized to speak publicly about internal discussions.


Sounds a bit like Good Cop Bad Cop.

I suspect that many of the same companies that manufacture here now will be forced to relocate to the States or shut down.

The Canadian market it is said is not large enough to sustain a domestic auto industry. 

The EV Fantasy has crashed and burned so what’s next? Unending bailouts?

This will help.

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