Heyo @fancypants_s ! Tip of the iceberg. https://t.co/5SbV5rtQDK
— Auntie Polly (@auntie_polly) September 29, 2024
h/t Auntie Polly
Heyo @fancypants_s ! Tip of the iceberg. https://t.co/5SbV5rtQDK
— Auntie Polly (@auntie_polly) September 29, 2024
h/t Auntie Polly
Germany: Police arrest man over arson attacks, van crash
Police in the western German city of Essen on Sunday said they had arrested a 41-year-old man for serious arson and attempted murder.
The suspect man was caught in a separate incident later in which a van crashed into two shops, a police spokesman said.
Essen Mayor Thomas Kufen on Sunday said the suspected arson attacks appeared to have been directed against members of the same family.
Several men detained the suspect, who was reportedly wielding a knife and machete, using shovels and poles, before police arrived to arrest him.
According to the police, he is a 41-year-old man from Essen with Syrian nationality.
Oh, look, he has come to enrich Germany…
These are the very people your politicians insist are here to "integrate" and "contribute" to your communities. Instead, they bring violence, terror, and destruction to our streets!
How many more innocent lives must be shattered… pic.twitter.com/lnexcVH4C7
— Amy Mek (@AmyMek) September 29, 2024
We’ll have to wait and see if this was sudden jihad or the usual mental illness.
h/t Pattie Jo
TIGARD, Ore. (KATU) — A mother and daughter were indicted on Friday for allegedly holding three Haitian people, including a minor, in indentured servitude at Velida’s, an adult foster care in Tigard, Oregon
Court documents revealed that the mother-daughter duo’s trafficking scheme began in 2023 when they convinced two adults and a child fromHaiti to travel to the United States to work at Velida’s.
Two black Portland women have been federally indicted for allegedly enslaving three Haitians at a care home they owned and operated.
The mother and daughter suspects were charged with conspiring with one another to commit forced labor, committing forced labor and benefitting… pic.twitter.com/33l5Q6EnrQ
— Andy Ngo ️ (@MrAndyNgo) September 28, 2024
Indentured servitude? That was Justin’s plan to kickstart the economy by flooding the nation with migrants.
h/t Mausder

During Pride in Toronto early this summer, Kathleen Wynne, the former premier of Ontario, was wandering the crowds with her family when she spotted the tall, familiar figure of Justin Trudeau nearby.
One of the Prime Minister’s entourage noticed Ms. Wynne – there is much shared political DNA between her era at Queen’s Park and Mr. Trudeau’s generation of federal Liberals – and walked over to give her a hug. After he saw her, they strolled a bit together.
“He said to me ‘I’ve been thinking about you a lot recently,’ ” she recalls. “And I said ‘so have I been thinking about you.’ ”
Tesla exploding due to rising flood waters in Florida. pic.twitter.com/wbOmWHPcYB
— Dakota The Astrowolf (@DakotaAstroWolf) September 27, 2024
Every time vile antisemitism—like this from yesterday—raises its head in Canada, we’re told by politicians that it’s not who we are as a country.
But it is. This is what Canada has become.
It’s shameful. It didn’t have to be this way. pic.twitter.com/JBZzGDsptv
— Joe Roberts (@Joe_Roberts01) September 29, 2024

Cem Özdemir, the country’s agriculture minister said his teenager had been repeatedly ‘sexualised and unpleasantly ogled’
A German Green party leader said young migrant men had sexually harassed his daughter as he condemned the country’s migration policies for causing ‘massive social upheaval’.
Cem Özdemir, Germany’s agriculture minister and a key member of the Green party, said the country must act now to protect its democracy by making clear to illegal immigrants that there is “no place” for them in Germany.
In an op-ed in the Frankfurter Allgemeine newspaper, the Left-wing politician said it was his duty to speak out after hearing what had happened to his daughter.
This CBC News report from Margaret Evans is baffling. Hezbollah 'fans' are so disappointed their terrorist leader is dead. So much so they don't believe he is dead. Hezbollah is a 'big social movement' not a terrorist organization. WTAF?@CBCNews @mevansCBC @HonestRepCanada pic.twitter.com/oVJBd2GxPH
— cbcwatcher (@cbcwatcher) September 28, 2024
h/t Mauser

People have more access to information than any time in human history and it’s literally at their fingertips. They are also being exposed to more misinformation than ever as well.
The role of sifting through a constant barrage of breaking events to provide citizens with a concise and accurate summation of it should fall to media outlets. However, many media sources have been failing in that task and people are losing trust. This is a dangerous trend in tumultuous times as citizens try to make informed decisions in polarized elections.
BORDER CZAR IS MY NEW FAVORITE SONG!!! pic.twitter.com/zcAX7vwayD
— il Donaldo Trumpo (@PapiTrumpo) September 28, 2024

For decades he was the face of the Iran-backed group, and once claimed victory over Israel, but his death in an airstrike shows none of its enemies in the Middle East are safe, writes an expert on the region
“The Israeli military warship which assaulted our infrastructure, look at it … burning.” As the camera cut to footage of the burning warship in the sea opposite Beirut, the words of Hezbollah’s secretary-general, Hassan Nasrallah, in a televised speech during the 2006 war between Israel and the Iran-backed group cemented his image as a larger-than-life leader. He was the strongest paramilitary and political actor in Lebanon for more than three decades and his killing by Israel is a transformative moment for the group and will have repercussions across the region.
Lebanese journalist Marwa Osman finding out live on air that her idol Hassan Nasrallah had been killed.
She was giving an interview for her propagandist allies from Russia Today pic.twitter.com/W2DWi1i7a2
— Visegrád 24 (@visegrad24) September 28, 2024

Back in May, the Liberal/NDP’s Housing Minster Sean Fraser was traipsing across the country saying he would “actually solve” the housing crisis in Canada by building 3.9 million homes by 2031.
That works out to about 488,000 new homes that Fraser expects to have built every year from 2024 to 2031 to “actually solve” the problem.

Muhyyee-Ud-din Abdul-Rahman is eighteen years old, and like many young men his age, he had big dreams. Abdul-Rahman’s dreams, however, didn’t run along the lines of owning a Karma Kaveya. Instead, Abdul-Rahman wanted to become a bombmaker for jihad groups, and he researched the Philadelphia Pride parade and the Army-Navy game as potential targets. His father, a prominent far-left lawyer, had no comment, but one has to wonder: did this young man learn at home that this kind of behavior was acceptable?

Once envisioned as a luxurious lakeside palace, Canada’s largest home now sits abandoned, with broken windows and unfinished floors serving as eerie reminders of what could have been.
The Peter Grant mansion, sprawling across 65,000 square feet on the shores of Lake Temiskaming in Ontario, has been left to rot for more than 15 years.