If President Trump had known in 2016 how arrogant a man Mark Milley was, he might never have appointed him to the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
The Murder of Salwan Momika and Why Koran Burning Matters
Salwan Momika, an Assyrian Catholic refugee from Iraq, was murdered in Sweden by Muslim terrorists.
Momika, like many dissidents, knew that the track he was following by protesting against Islam would lead to his death. “I know very well that Muslims will kill me one day, but I am not afraid and I will not back down from my principles and defending Sweden and the West, and I am ready to pay the price for that,” he wrote.
Should being ginger be a ‘protected characteristic’?
Anneliese Dodds, Labour MP for Oxford East and UK minister for women and equalities, was compelled to answer an eye-catching question from a backbench MP last week.
Chris Evans, the Labour MP for Caerphilly, submitted a written question earlier this month, asking Dodds ‘whether she plans to amend the list of protected characteristics in the Equality Act 2010 to include hair colour’. Ms Dodds was pleased to be able to confirm that the government has no such plans.
‘We will not back down’: Canada to retaliate against U.S. tariffs by targeting $155 billion of American goods: Trudeau
OTTAWA — Canada marched into a trade war against its greatest ally on Saturday, with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announcing 25-per-cent retaliatory tariffs against $155-billion worth of American goods, precisely matching President Donald Trump’s move to tax Canadian imports.
Trudeau is preening for the cameras and playing a silly game that serves no worthwhile purpose. He is in fact making things worse for Canadians.
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LIVE: Canada’s response to U.S. tariffs | EN DIRECT : Réplique aux tarifs douaniers américains https://t.co/1R7HT03O9G
— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) February 2, 2025
King-sized bombshell sits in FBI files
Assassination documents will disappoint Kennedy conspiracists but reveal full extent of bureau’s drive to defame MLK
In one of his first acts as president, Donald Trump ordered the release of all remaining documents relating to the assassinations of John F Kennedy, Robert F Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr. “Everything will be revealed,” declared Trump. With an instinct for historical symbolism, he also ordered that the Sharpie used to sign the executive order be presented to RFK’s son, Robert F Kennedy Jr, his nominee for health secretary.
Six arrested as Tommy Robinson supporters march in London to demand his freedom
Six people were arrested as thousands of Tommy Robinson supporters converged on central London on Saturday to demand his release from prison.
Hundreds of police officers kept them apart from anti-racism demonstrators as they marched towards Parliament Square.
Three arrests were made in Whitehall after Robinson’s supporters entered the Stand Up To Racism rally area in breach of conditions.
BREAKING: London has been conquered by THOUSANDS of British patriots demanding the release of ALL political prisoners including Tommy Robinson.
Unbelievable scenes pic.twitter.com/FyrqurW650
— God Save Great Britain (@GSGB01) February 1, 2025
Who is behind the Poilievre smear campaign?
An anonymous anti-Pierre Poilievre campaign has been circulating on social media for the last three months, painting the Conservative leader as an anti-abortionist and pro-firearms enthusiast.
The anonymous group, “Protecting Canada,” on its website describes itself as “a group of concerned and engaged Canadians” with a shared goal of “helping Canadians make informed decisions.”
Conrad Black: Trump bulldozes the leftist nonsense of the last four years
Never in living memory — and probably not since the most tempestuous times of the Second World War when the world was dominated by such extraordinary personalities as Churchill, Roosevelt, de Gaulle, and in their way, Stalin and Hitler — has anyone had such an impact on the ambience of international relations and the prevailing trends in public policy as U.S. President Donald Trump has had, at time of writing, only 10 days into his second term. His appearance by video conference last week at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in the dismal little Swiss town of Davos was an astonishing change from his appearance there five years ago. At that time, the only ripple of applause that he received was when he said that the United States would participate in the United Nations tree-planting program. The Euro-federalist elites looked upon him then, in emulation of the shellshocked bipartisan Washington political establishment, as a dangerous mountebank, an interloper, a dreadful meteor briefly altering the pink socialistic skies of an ”ever-closer Europe,” especially when viewed from one of the Spartan hotels of Davos.
WTF?
As we begin our celebration of Black History Month, this woman gives us a verbal spanking, reminding the palm colored folks of what we cannot say. ✊ pic.twitter.com/KU3S5W4FFD
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) February 1, 2025
Elon Musk‘s DOGE Locks Federal Human Resources Workers Out of Computer Systems
Elon Musk’s aides have locked career government bureaucrats out of computer systems that operate a federal government human resources agency.
Musk, the owner of social media platform X and the leader of the Department of Government Efficiency — which is tasked with slashing government waste, fraud, and abuse — installed allies at the government resources agency known as the Office of Personnel Management (OPM).
Trudeau addresses nation as Trump imposes 25% tariffs on Canada
Trump launches trade war against Canada with a 25% tariff on most goods
Trump threats are inspiring Canada to tackle trade war from within
Canadians who want to protest U.S. tariffs by purchasing local products face an ironic yet unfortunate reality: Buying Canadian isn’t always so easy.
Interprovincial trade barriers, which hinder the movement of goods and workers within the country, are a decades-old aggravation for the economy. These hurdles can make it more challenging for Canadian businesses to sell their products to other parts of the country than to the United States. Even as Canada faces the prospect of crippling U.S. tariffs, it is fighting another trade war – with itself.
Muslim stabs an 11 year old girl to death in the Dutch town of Nieuwegein
Police on Saturday said they had arrested a man suspected of fatally stabbing an 11-year-girl in the Dutch town of Nieuwegein.
The girl was attacked in the street at 3:00 pm local time (1400 GMT) and medics were unable to save her life, police said.
ANP news agency reported that police had confirmed that the suspect was originally from Syria.
BREAKING:
An 11-year-old girl was stabbed to death today on the streets of Nieuwegein in the Netherlands today.
The police have arrested a 29-year-old Syrian asylum seeker for the murder pic.twitter.com/bCIIiUr8cB
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) February 1, 2025
Terry Newman: Mark Carney’s climate change theory of everything, including Trump
Friday, Mark Carney made a policy announcement at Pier 21 in Halifax where he essentially told Canadians that his plan to fight Trump’s tariffs and his plan to solve Canadian’s economic woes are one in the same — a green economy.
Carney told the gathered crowd that one of the reasons why the Liberal party, with himself at the helm, needs to win the coming federal election is impending tariffs from American President Donald Trump. “At times like these, we need serious leadership and a serious plan,” he said.
WTF?
I’m worried for the health of people who sit in their cars and scream.
Unrelated, I have had success with a supplement to lower blood pressure if she needs a recommendation. pic.twitter.com/iQtUBMW72C
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) February 1, 2025