Democrats Encouraged Zelenskyy to Confront Trump

Zelenskyy came to the United States to sign the minerals deal. He even demanded that the signing occur in the United States and in front of the world. The deal could have been signed anywhere, but the Z-man wanted to sit down with Donald Trump.

Susan Rice Totally FLIPS OUT In Heated Back-and-Forth with Mollie Hemingway on Dems Zelenskyy Set-Up

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Barbara Kay: Rise of the antisemitic psychologists

In February, the western world was shocked when a TikTok video exposed two Australian nurses, Ahmad “Rashad” Nadir and Sarah Abu Lebdeh, openly reviling Jews and Israelis, insinuating they would not only refuse to treat, but might actually kill — or have killed — an Israeli patient that presented at their hospital. The duo have rightfully been banned from practice anywhere in Australia, but that will not soothe Australian Jews’ fear that this loose-lipped pair are the tip of an iceberg constituted of less self-sabotaging, but equally hateful fellow travellers.

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Starmer announces ‘coalition of the willing’ to guarantee Ukraine peace … so long as the US is willing

Coalition of the unarmed but loud talkers

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced a four-point plan to work with Ukraine to end the war and defend the country from Russia.

The UK, France and other countries will step up their efforts in a “coalition of the willing” and seek to involve the US in their support for Ukraine, he said.

“We are at a crossroads in history today,” Starmer said after a summit of 18 leaders – mostly from Europe and including Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who said Ukraine felt “strong support” and the summit showed “European unity at an extremely high level not seen for a long time”.

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Before electing Mark Carney as leader, the Liberals should pause for a moment of reflection

A caution from the philosopher George Santayana to members of the Liberal Party of Canada: Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.

Step back, therefore, to the night of Feb. 28, 1984. Prime minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau, father of Justin Trudeau, goes on a long, solitary walk through an Ottawa snowstorm and decides that the time has come for him to resign.

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Kelly McParland: Singh pays the price for protecting Trudeau

Jagmeet Singh wouldn’t listen in 2022 when it was suggested propping up the Trudeau Liberals wasn’t a good idea.

Trudeau was not a popular leader. His days as the shiny new face in Ottawa were well behind him. At the time the “supply and confidence agreement” was reached the country had just endured an ill-timed election, called by the prime minister two years before it was due in hopes of leveraging the COVID-19 crisis into a majority government. The gambit didn’t work and Trudeau was handed another minority, almost identical to the one he’d already had.

He wanted that pension. All there is to it.

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Zelensky’s masterclass in poor diplomacy

For all the high talk about good diplomacy throughout yesterday’s meeting between Zelensky, Trump, and Vance, it was the one thing most notably absent. Beginning in the formulaic manner of these meetings before the press, the discussion was soon derailed and the talks exploded. An excruciating watch.

The Vice President, JD Vance, accused Zelensky of being ungrateful and disrespectful to both the American people and to Trump, while Zelensky pushed back on the viability of any deal with Putin, attempting to litigate the question in front of the cameras.

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Elon Musk Suggests America Should Leave NATO as the Alliance’s Members Rally to Zelensky During London Summit

Elon Musk is calling on America to leave the North Atlantic Treaty Organization altogether following President Trump’s public fight with President Zelensky in the Oval Office, which led many of the alliance’s leaders to reaffirm their support for Ukraine. Neither Mr. Trump nor Vice President Vance are attending the European summit of NATO leaders at London this week.

Late Saturday night, Mr. Musk wrote on his social media platform X that America should exit the alliance, which includes 30 European countries, Canada, and the United States.

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LEDREW: Liberal Party members would be smart to reject Carney

By Sunday, 400,000 adherents of the Justin Party (formerly the Liberal Party of Canada) are expected to have voted to select the next prime minister of Canada.

No matter that 300,000 of these were just recently signed up as people seriously interested in politics only since the incumbent, Justin Trudeau, forced from office by a populace fed up with his expensive, ineffective, and corrupt government, announced his intention to resign.

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Germany’s Five Shaky Pillars

“Make Germany Great Again!” It was with this slogan that Friedrich Merz emerged as the main victor in last Sunday’s general election in Germany.

Sounds familiar?

To be exact, the man who is set to become Germany’s next chancellor borrowed the phrase made popular by President Donald Trump in the United States. The slogan Merz used was “Restore Germany’s greatness and respect!”, which expresses the same sentiment.

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Expert says Trump wants a ‘win’ as it remains unclear whether Canada thwarted tariffs

WASHINGTON — Canadians are feeling a foreboding sense of déjà vu as the country waits to see whether U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats of economy-wide tariffs ultimately materialize on Tuesday, tipping North America into a trade war.

“Canada has to prepare for a world where it can’t rely on the United States for stability in its trading relationships or in its security relationships,” said Matthew Lebo, a specialist in U.S. politics at Western University in London, Ont.

Despite a month-long diplomatic push in Washington and boosted border enforcement, Canadians remain uncertain whether Trump will slap America’s closest neighbours with devastating duties.

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Netanyahu warns: ‘Hamas making big mistake, there will be further consequences’

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed Israel’s decision to prevent all goods and supplies from entering the Gaza Strip today (Sunday) at the start of a government meeting, following Hamas’s rejection of the ceasefire extension proposed by US envoy Steve Witkoff.

Netanyahu noted that a security discussion was held last night with the participation of the Minister of Defense, the heads of the coalition factions, senior security officials, and the Israeli negotiating team, at the end of which it was decided to adopt the outline of President Trump’s envoy, Steve Witkoff, for a temporary ceasefire during Ramadan and Passover. “We are fully coordinating with President Trump and his people,” he said.

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Trudeau expected to meet with King Charles to discuss ‘matters of importance to Canada’

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to meet King Charles on Monday to discuss “matters of importance to Canada and to Canadians.” The meeting comes as questions swirl over why King Charles, Canada’s head of state, has not publicly commented on Donald Trump’s threats to annex Canada.

Trudeau, who’s in London meeting with European leaders as they try to shore up support for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, mentioned the meeting during a Sunday press conference.

“I look forward to sitting down with His Majesty tomorrow,” Trudeau said.


They both love Muslims so there’s that.

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