Megyn Kelly has exploded over acclaimed 2024 movie Conclave, blasting it as ‘disgusting’ and ‘anti-Catholic’ in a furious online rant.
The mystery thriller starring Ralph Fiennes, Stanley Tucci and Isabella Rossellini follows powerful religious leaders in the halls of the Vatican as a Cardinal uncovers scandalous secrets while selecting the next pope.
Kelly, 54, took to X to blast the movie, which is nominated across six Golden Globe Award categories – and her post included a major spoiler about the plot.
Once upon a time it looked like nothing could ever go wrong for Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. He was the fairytale prince of international politics and wife Sophie was his equally perfect princess.
Young, tall, unfeasibly good-looking, he and his ex-TV presenter and personal shopper wife had three beautiful children to match and a shared mission to change the world – one woke step at a time.
Donald Trump is working with top Republicans in Congress to devise a single “big, beautiful bill” that will contain all of his major policy ambitions – including a clampdown on immigration, tax cuts, and increased military spending in an attempt to supercharge his radical agenda as he embarks on a second presidency.
The plan to pile all of Trump’s main policy goals into one mega-bill, against the wishes of some top congressional Republicans, raises the prospect of months of potentially bruising political in-fighting needed to secure its passage. Though the Republicans hold both chambers of Congress, their margin in the House is the slimmest in almost a century.
Radical for the Guardian apparently does not include running cover for Muslim rape gangs.
Anita Dressler expressed the wrong opinion and was fired by the City of Toronto.
The loss of income doesn’t bother her – she was a volunteer.
Dressler does and doesn’t like to talk about her six decades or so of volunteer work. She cherishes the connections she’s made and loves knowing she’s helped many people, but hates to think she’d be seen as a braggart.
Chairman Chow and her band of commie racists have to go.
The conservatives were defeated by a party lead by the dumbest Prime Minister Canada will ever have.
That’s what happened.
I don’t know why for certain, others may, but that won’t stop me from taking a stab at it anyway.
The ususal suspects certainly played a role.
When you promise the national broadcaster a truckload of money you can be assured of favourable campaign coverage, complete with eye watering double standards.
Canada’s media is like an incestuous family with the CBC as MotherCorp, they’re all in on it.
All parties, all leaders have a shelf life.
The CPC lost its populist appeal, they became as all governing parties must, “the government”.
My personal tipping point was the TFW scandal, a fiasco which continues to this day. (Note I did vote for them last night just the same.)
Outsourcing immigration to corporate interests allowing them to suppress wages was probably a bad idea in retrospect.
I am surprised that the TFW failed to register as an election issue.
This is likely because it touched on the 3rd rail, well one of the multiple 3rd rails that criss-cross Canada’s political landscape; immigration.
Elections and the business of governance are all about divide and conquer and in Canada that’s achieved by official multiculturalism.
All the parties use this con-game to pay off their designated ethnic strongmen in return for votes, except they call it outreach not bribery.
They will claim that such “diversity” makes us stronger.
That same “diversity” has made Great Britain so “strong” that the government has launched a program to root out Muslim extremists who have infiltrated the public sphere.
Others trace their loss of faith and the CPC demise to their treatment of the military, as valid a reason as any, each one personal.
There are as many reasons as there are Liberal MP’s I imagine.
A Pickering city councillor is once again the subject of a 90-day pay suspension as she clashes with the mayor and other councillors, while the city’s integrity commissioner has brought a police complaint.
Councillor Lisa Robinson was recently sanctioned by her colleagues following a third integrity commissioner’s report over her comments alleging corruption in city hall. It was the fourth time the council voted to sanction Robinson.
Despite the unpredictability of our current world, people continue to make predictions about geopolitical matters of which they cannot know. One prediction currently being thrown around, spurred by the flurry of optimism following the ousting of Bashar al-Assad in Syria, is that of the imminent demise of the regime in Iran. Conservative MP Tom Tugendhat, speaking on the Conflicted podcast this week, declared that “the Iranian regime will collapse within a few years”, adding to a string of media commentary along similar lines.
The thinking here is that Hamas, Hezbollah, and Assad are the crucial dominoes whose fall will precipitate that of the mullahs in Tehran. With the regime naked and its imperial project on life support, the Iranian people will mobilise, and the faltering theocracy will crumble.
Crime league table puts Albanians as nationality most likely to be arrested, followed by Afghans, Iraqis, Algerians, Moroccans and Somalians
Foreign nationals are more than three times as likely to be arrested for sexual offences as British citizens, according to the first analysis revealing the scale of crime by migrants.
Police made more than 9,000 arrests of foreign nationals for sexual offences in the first 10 months of last year in 41 of the 43 forces in England and Wales.
This represented a quarter (26.1 per cent) of the total estimated 35,000 sexual offence arrests, according to the first analysis of its kind by the Centre for Migration Control of data from police forces, the Home Office and the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
The Finance Department says mortgage fraud and money laundering are getting worse in Canada as delayed new laws are set to take effect on Oct. 1, 2025 affecting realtors and title insurers, reports Blacklock’s Reporter.
“The Canadian real estate market has been identified as a sector highly vulnerable to money laundering,” the department wrote in a Regulatory Impact Analysis Statement.
The invasion of the Bridge and Tunnel crowd won’t just be on weekends anymore.
Commuters to the Big Apple will be turning neighborhoods across the city into their own personal parking lots beginning this week, ditching their rides to save their wallets because of the $9 congestion pricing plan, concerned residents told The Post.
The plan is expected to upend neighborhoods closest to the 60th Street tolling zone with nightmarish gridlock as a surge of drivers begin scouring for free parking spots.
Given the uncertainty that hangs over its leadership, it’s not hard for Canadians to imagine a country without a fully functioning government.
Opposition parties are clamouring for an election, and no one knows if Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will stay on or resign or if Parliament, assuming it resumes, will be dissolved following a vote of non-confidence. Public support for Mr. Trudeau’s Liberals is at an all-time low—16 percent according to the latest Angus Reid poll—while the wounds inflicted by Chrystia Freeland’s resignation from cabinet still fester.
Donald Trump is working with top Republicans in Congress to devise a single “big, beautiful bill” that will contain all of his major policy ambitions – including a clampdown on immigration, tax cuts, and increased military spending in an attempt to supercharge his radical agenda as he embarks on a second presidency.
What happened last night?
