Carney’s Snap Election — And Trump Saw It Coming

Mark Carney’s snap election is a globalist power grab disguised as leadership, continuing Trudeau’s agenda with a more polished image. But Donald Trump saw this coming — and he may be the only one ready to stop it.

Mark Carney’s sudden rise to power isn’t a win for democracy — it’s a globalist takeover in a Canadian suit. Recently installed as Prime Minister of Canada without a single vote, Carney now leads both the country and the Liberal Party just months before a federal snap election that he called. This isn’t about Canadian politics — it’s about global control.

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Where two-tier policing comes from

If any one body can be said to be at the heart of two-tier policing, it is surely the National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC). This police watchdog is largely responsible for some of the most divisive policies in recent UK law enforcement. As a recently retired police officer, I am dismayed by the extent to which the watchdog’s activism has undermined public confidence in policing.

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Canada election: Where do all the parties stand on immigration caps?

The outcome of Canada’s federal election could shape immigration levels in the country following recent cuts by the Liberal government and significant growth following the COVID-19 pandemic.

While immigration was not the most pressing issue concerning voters ahead of this year’s election, it still ranks among the top 10, polling shows.

An Ipsos poll conducted exclusively for Global News published Thursday put immigration as the seventh-most important issue, according to Canadians. Inflation, cost of living, relations with other countries, health care and housing ranked higher.

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Congress continues to seek answers on UFOs

Some lawmakers are hoping for more transparency on unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs), more commonly known as UFOs, as whistleblower David Grusch heads to Washington for a new role.

Grusch will be a senior adviser for Rep. Eric Burlison (R-Mo.), helping the lawmaker with issues related to UFOs and will hold that position for a four-month period.

In June 2023, he made claims that the Pentagon was operating a UAP retrieval program that was being hidden from lawmakers and the public.

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Switzerland: First Fine Imposed Under Burqa Ban

Authorities in Zurich have, for the first time, issued a fine under the Swiss law known as the “burqa ban,” prohibiting facial coverings in public spaces.

Police officers in the city of Zurich fined a woman who covered her face for “religious reasons.” The woman refused to pay the penalty of ₣100 (€105), so the case will go to the canton governor’s office who will rule on the matter.

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WHISSELL: Canadian comedian Mike Myers will remain a success story, but…

When I watched Canadian comedian Mike Myers say to prime minister Mark Carney, “…let me ask you, Mr. Prime Minister, will there always be a Canada?” I couldn’t help but cringe.

“There will always be a Canada.” Mark Carney emphatically reassured, as if he had the power to back any such claim.

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Ottawa Officer Found Guilty of Discreditable Conduct for Probing COVID Vaccine, Child Deaths Link

An Ottawa police officer accused by the force of using her position to probe the potential linkage between infant death cases and COVID-19 vaccinations has been found guilty of discreditable conduct under Ontario’s Police Services Act.

Constable Helen Grus was ruled guilty of discreditable conduct in a March 25 decision following a disciplinary hearing overseen by retired superintendent Chris Renwick. Renwick said Grus’s actions had the “real potential of bringing discredit to the reputation of the OPS [Ottawa Police Service].”

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Did You Notice What Vanished From The Atlantic’s Narrative About the Hegseth Signal Story?

The Atlantic felt their story was dying. The Trump administration said no classified war plans were discussed in the Signal chat story that’s captured the hyper-regional confines of liberal America. It looks like a nothing burger vis-à-vis a severe breach in classified information, though still an unforced error on behalf of top officials. To recap, The Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg was accidentally added to a group chat on the encrypted messenger app, which was pre-downloaded on the devices of those involved in the chat, which included CIA Director John Ratcliffe, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, National Security Adviser Michael Waltz, and Vice President JD Vance.

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Berlin – Man drives car into crowd

Translation for vid below – Car crashes into crowd. According to eyewitnesses, four people were hit. The driver was arrested, and the passenger is on the run.
#Gesundbrunnen

I have checked Bild.de and Focus.de both are generally on top of such things but neither site mentions it. It may just be an unfortunate accident.

Twitter – Berlin

h/t kiki9

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Poilievre tentatively courts Canada’s rising dissatisfaction with immigration

After years of avoiding any clear position on the subject of immigration levels, the Conservatives have opened the 2025 campaign with a hard pledge to “slow immigration down” to sustainable levels.

“I want people to come here (in) numbers that can actually be housed, employed, and cared for,” Poilievre told a reporter on Monday, adding that he would directly tie immigration levels to homebuilding.


Unfortunately the the GTA being a 3rd World State will vote for Carney and his 100 Million Unvetted Migrants Man Mark Wiseman.

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Multi-passported carpetbagger inexplicably made PM apologizes to Montreal massacre survivor running for Liberals after getting name and school wrong twice

Carney apologizes to Montreal massacre survivor running for Liberals after getting name and school wrong

Liberal Leader Mark Carney named the wrong university as the site of the 1989 Montreal massacre on Tuesday — and flubbed the last name of the survivor who is running with his party.

At a campaign stop in Musquodoboit Harbour in the Nova Scotia riding of Central Nova, Carney made a nod to Liberal candidate Nathalie Provost but made two critical mistakes in the process.

“You want les défenseurs de la justice sociale, like Nathalie Pronovost à Montréal,” Carney said, calling Provost a defender of social justice.

He then repeated Provost’s name, making the same mistake and adding another.

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New Muslim campaign will endorse federal election candidates based on their Anti-Jew Zealotry

New campaign will endorse federal election candidates based on their support for Gaza

MONTREAL – A group representing Canadian Muslims has launched a campaign urging voters to choose federal election candidates based on their support for Gaza.

The Canadian Muslim Public Affairs Council says it plans to endorse candidates in several dozen ridings where Muslim voters could hold sway.

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Why are there more protests against Hamas in Gaza than Britain?

You’re more likely to see a protest against Hamas in Gaza than in London. For brave, spirited agitation against this army of anti-Semites that murders Israelis and oppresses Palestinians, forget Britain’s activist class – they’re too busy frothing about the ‘evil’ Jewish State morning, noon and night. Look instead to the bombed-out Gaza Strip itself, where, finally, fury with Hamas is bubbling over.

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