Canada should be an energy superpower and we should be selling our products around the world. Sadly, we aren’t and that’s one of the reasons our economy is so dependent on the United States and so vulnerable to Donald Trump’s tariff and trade threats.
Unlike Biden, Trump recognizes that some villains don’t deserve mercy.
WASHINGTON — Luigi Mangione, the Ivy League graduate charged with fatally shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson on a Manhattan sidewalk in December, has pleaded not guilty in connection with the killing. Like all defendants, Mangione enters the courtroom with the presumption of innocence. But if a jury finds him guilty of the capital murder of which he is accused, Mangione could be sentenced to the death penalty.
This person is having a gender reveal party before they receive their revised German paperwork with a new gender listed on it.
Good to know this is a world-wide phenomenon, not just here in the US. pic.twitter.com/zAKXtFkksH
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) March 18, 2025
Fewer than 60 days into his second term, President Donald Trump is determined to expand U.S. dominance across the Americas. His targets are not limited to Canada and Mexico. And while Trump 2.0 is already bending some countries to his will, his presidency also risks triggering dangerous escalation while alienating allies, empowering rivals and unravelling decades of hemispheric stability.
The President envisions a zero-sum world divided between the strong and the weak. He channels the Athenian historian and general Thucydides’s maxim that the “strong will do what they will, and the weak suffer what they must.” In seeking to operate free of institutional constraints and without regard for partners, he is upending the post-Second World War order founded on positive sum rules, trade and alliances.
This woman goes on a completely unhinged rant when asked if she voted for Trump.
Ignore the dog collar and just listen to the gush of words pouring from her green-tinged mouth. pic.twitter.com/0loMPF9xS8
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) March 18, 2025
A charismatic leader with a cult following. Governing by slogans. Demonizing opponents. Purging civil servants. A population scarred by inflation. Censorship of speech against the supreme leader.
Sound familiar? This isn’t just America under President Donald Trump — it’s the playbook of China’s Cultural Revolution in the 1960s, a period of civil strife and political deadlock that lasted well over a decade.
This article gets everything backwards. Trump is undoing a “cultural revolution”.
When there’s no consequences for crime, you turn into Gotham City. In Toronto, car thefts have doubled in the last five years — 12,000 cars were stolen, which is equal to 1 vehicle every 40 minutes. What needs to be done to change this? pic.twitter.com/XdqIG8ouLZ
— Carswithsonduren (@carswitsonduren) March 18, 2025
In “Apocalypto”, Mel Gibson’s film about the Mayans that was hit by a wave of controversy for the horrifying scenes of violence depicted by the director, there is a civilization in which barbarism dominates, man is worth nothing and human sacrifice is practiced.
As the German Jewish philosopher Leo Strauss said, lashing out at relativism, “if everything is the same, then cannibalism is just a matter of taste”.
I have seen a video of a Syrian terrorist who cuts the chest of a man who is still alive while others hold him down, extracts his heart and eats it for the cameras.
The Congolese chapter of Islamic State has a ruthless way of stopping outsiders reporting their presence to the authorities. Under the edicts of their founder, Jamil Mukulu, who once lived as a cleric in London, anyone who strays across them in their forest hideouts should be killed on sight. ‘Slaughter him or her, behead them immediately,’ Mukulu once commanded. ‘Never give it a second thought, do not hesitate.’
On the surface, it seems like a surprising split for two powerful unions with decades of shared history and interests.
The United Auto Workers, or UAW, representing thousands of American auto workers, has thrown itself behind U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs against Canada and Mexico.
“We are glad to see an American president take aggressive action on ending the free trade disaster that has dropped like a bomb on the working class,” the union said recently.
We had better get used to this.
If the situation were reversed we would expect Ottawa to re-shore jobs just as Trump is doing.
But we don’t live in a normal country. Trump holds his fellow citizens in high regard while our government hates us.
The Liberal Party and their corporate cronies flooded Canada with cheap foreign labour creating a housing and public services crisis while destroying the home ownership dreams of a generation.
The Liberal Party imposed a Stalinesque Net Zero tyranny taxing us to death to change the weather.
The Liberal Party is attempting to normalize the sexual mutilation of children and you can bet Carney is down with that.
The Liberal Party has never let us forget they regard Canada as a genocidal settler state and you as an unwelcome resident.
The people who most fear Trump are the Carney’s of the world.
These ersatz patriots shipped your jobs to China and Mexico and in return you get to enjoy 3rd world customer service at Tim’s.
The Globalists have gotten used to feeding on the working class of both Canada and the United States.
Trump is going to end that ordeal for America. Carney will try to keep you a slave to his Globalist vision.
The great objective of DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion) was to tribalize our institutions, recruiting government and corporate employees into affinity groups based on their race, sex, sexuality and other factors, and then defining institutional goals around the “right” tribal mix through selective hiring and promotions.
The complete inversion of civil rights, from race-neutral to race-conscious, also transformed the intended purpose of government and all lesser institutions, from tribal neutrality to tribal partisanship, and it was impossible to achieve this without tribalizing government.
The Federal Court has dismissed a proposed $2.5-billion class action lawsuit alleging systemic anti-Black racism against public service workers in the federal government.
After five years of legal arguments, the court agreed with a government request to reject the lawsuit without the merits of the complaint being argued or adjudicated at a trial.
DEI by Lawsuit.
Hundreds of people protested at Tesla dealerships across the US over the weekend, as the backlash against Elon Musk and the Trump administration continued despite a warning from the attorney general that the government would be “coming after” protesters.
The protests, in cities including Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Boston and New York, have come as Musk has seen his net worth plunge and the sales of Teslas plummet in Europe. In Brooklyn, New York, about 50 people gathered outside a Tesla showroom on Saturday afternoon to loudly make their displeasure clear, the fourth such protest in the last four weeks.
This level of violence is insane and deeply wrong.
Tesla just makes electric cars and has done nothing to deserve these evil attacks. https://t.co/Fh1rcfsJPh
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) March 18, 2025
A mass stabbing at a University of Waterloo gender studies class was not a terrorist attack but a “particularly grave” hate crime meant to make people feel unsafe in those spaces, an Ontario judge ruled Monday in sentencing the attacker to 11 years in prison.
More than a million migrants benefited from the universal credit welfare scheme in Britain at a cost to the taxpayer of £7.6 billion in 2023 alone, an analysis of official data has found.
