Trump’s envoy to Ukraine sets new target: 100 days to end the war

Donald Trump’s envoy for Ukraine has said he hopes to bring an end to the war by May after the US president-elect backtracked on his campaign pledge to establish peace within 24 hours of taking office.

Keith Kellogg, a retired US general, said he had given himself “100 days” from Trump’s inauguration on January 20 to come up with a “solid and sustainable” solution to the war in Ukraine, the biggest conflict in Europe since the defeat of Nazi Germany.

“I think they will come to a solvable solution in the near term. When I say near term, I would like to set a goal on a personal level, on a professional level. I would say let’s set it at 100 days and move back,” he told Fox News.

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Chandra Arya, Frank Baylis among Liberal hopefuls vying to replace Trudeau

OTTAWA — Finance Minister Dominic LeBlanc may be officially out of the running in the Liberal leadership race, but some less well-known politicians are already filling the void.

Ottawa Liberal MP Chandra Arya is the latest contender to throw his hat in the ring — much to the surprise of many Liberals. He made the announcement in a video on X, Thursday morning, making him the second unofficial contender seeking to lead the party.

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Muslim rape gangs survivor urges Government to launch national inquiry

The survivor of a grooming gang has called on the Government to launch a national inquiry into the scandal.

In an exclusive interview with The Telegraph’s Daily T podcast, the 38-year-old, who wrote a book about her ordeal under the pen name Gaia Cooper, demanded action from Sir Keir Starmer.

The mother of two, raped by multiple Muslim men after being groomed as a 14-year-old in 1999, said: “We know how many people were killed in Grenfell. We know how many people died at Hillsborough. We don’t know how many survived this.

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Ontario reaches ‘tipping point’ with more than 81K people experiencing homelessness

Ontario’s homelessness crisis is “at a tipping point,” the group representing most of the province’s municipalities is warning, as the recorded number of homeless people ticks towards 100,000.

A new report released by the Association of Municipalities of Ontario points to massive growth in the number of people experiencing homelessness, particularly in the southern parts of the province, and demands action from the Ford government.

Ford and Trudeau are to blame.

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Trump’s Greenland Stunt Leaves Brussels Speechless

Donald Trump’s recent refusal to rule out military intervention in his outspoken quest to acquire Greenland left the EU in panic and disarray.

While some leaders, such as France’s President Emmanuel Macron and Germany’s Chancellor Olaf Scholz jumped at the opportunity to act tough and stay relevant on the international stage, the European Commission adopted the opposite strategy and tried its best to bury its head in the sand.

Trump’s powerplay unmasked Europe as a headless chicken prone to panic whenever faced with unseen challenges, which leaves the U.S.—or rather, Trump—as the one calling the shots.

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Liberals set to announce new sacrificial lamb on March 9

Liberals will choose their next leader — and Canada’s next prime minister — on March 9, the party said in a media release on Thursday night.

After a frenzy of formal and informal meetings this week following Justin Trudeau’s decision to step down as prime minister, the Liberal Party’s national council decided on the date Thursday night.

… The party is limiting who can vote to Canadian citizens and permanent residents who are at least 14 years old.


Chrystia Freeland, Mark Carney poised to enter Liberal leadership race

Chrystia Freeland and former central banker Mark Carney are poised to seek the Liberal leadership while Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly and Innovation Minister François-Philippe Champagne remain uncertain over whether to join the race, sources say.

Ms. Freeland’s campaign has set up a draft website and is planning fundraising events while Mr. Carney’s team is hoping to make an announcement on entering the contest late next week, two sources say.

(They’re gonna need a WEFeree)

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The Global EV Calamity

The years just keep getting warmer. I mean this facetiously. At first, the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration told us 2016 was 0.94 degree warmer than the 20th-century average. Then the agency raised its estimate by several steps to 1 degree in 2020 before dropping it back to 0.99 perhaps under Trump influence. With Democrats back in charge under President Biden, 2016 started getting warmer again, reaching 1.03 degrees in 2023. The latest NOAA chart shows it 1.04 degrees warmer than the baseline.

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On my visits home to Canada it became clear Justin Trudeau was on borrowed time

You know those videos you see on social media. Where someone gets out of their car but forgets to put it in park?

As they walk away the car starts to roll, slowly. Eventually they notice and turn around. Sometimes they try to get back in. Often, they race in front and lean against the bonnet. The car keeps rolling. And no matter what they do, they can’t stop it.

For the Past two years, Justin Trudeau has been the guy trying to stop the car. Eventually, the momentum of unpopularity and the rising cost of living became too much. He couldn’t stop the car. Or save his job.

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What Russian Literature Tells Us About the Muslim Rape Gangs

The rape-gang scandal makes it abundantly clear that liberalism, as it has been practiced for decades in the West, is the suicide note of a civilization.

I just came back from three days on Mount Athos, the Orthodox Christian monastic enclave on an isolated peninsula in northeastern Greece. To enter Athos and its archaic monastic culture is to leave time, at least for a few days. To come back down the mountain and go back to the world is to return to history. And these days, history is moving vividly and fast—and for Europe, towards some sort of cataclysmic reckoning.

What more can be said about the Islamic rape gang scandal in the United Kingdom? Not enough. Not enough until something massive and substantial happens to right what has gone very, very wrong in that country, which has been cursed by its ruling class in government, academia, media, and other institutions.

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Elon Musk praises Poilievre, mocks Trudeau as he steps into Canadian politics

As a giant of industry and the world’s richest man, Elon Musk wields influence across the global economy. He’s now leveraging that success to extend his influence into the democratic process in Canada and elsewhere.

In the past week alone, Musk has dipped into Canadian politics on his social media platform several times; endorsing Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, showering him with praise, reposting his tweets and applauding his speeches and media interactions.

If it was Soros you would be reading a Puff Piece.

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AUSTRIA: Children Expelled From Kindergarten After Their Parents Objected To Poster Depicting Naked Trans-Identified Male Displaying His Penis

A kindergarten in Austria has expelled two children after their parents expressed concerns about graphic, sexual posters that had been hung in the facility. The posters, depicting nude trans-identified males, were reportedly created to “facilitate discussions in kindergarten settings.”

h/t XC

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It’s time we required the Prime Minister and all Government Ministers to be born-in-Canada natural citizens – holding ONLY Canadian citizenship.

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