A 32-year-old man has appeared in court charged with attempted murder after an 11-year-old girl was stabbed in London’s Leicester Square on Monday.
Ioan Pintaru, a Romanian national with no fixed address, is also charged with possession of a bladed article.
The prosecutor told the court that Mr Pintaru allegedly placed the girl into a headlock and stabbed her eight times. She was taken to hospital with serious injuries.
This guy just passed his trucking license in Brampton. Should it be taken away? 😆pic.twitter.com/7Yxtckx4hT
— 🇨🇦Andrea-Freedom-Gal™🇨🇦 (@awakeandseeing) August 12, 2024
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal government is taking an internal review into the immigration and screening of a father and son recently charged in connection to an alleged foiled Toronto terror plot “extremely seriously.”
“This is obviously a very serious situation that the Minister of Public Safety is ensuring there [is] a full follow up and understanding on exactly how this happened. I know investigations are ongoing,” Trudeau told reporters on Monday.
One of my earliest childhood memories is of walking through Lower Gornal, then a white working-class village in the Black Country, counting the “pretty” front gardens in between the “yucky” ones on the way to my grandparents’ house. This was back in the 1990s – long after the nearby steelworks had closed – and the defiant immaculacy of such neighbourhoods was starting to fray.
There were still enough homes with hanging baskets of shocking pink pansies, theatrical stagings of garden gnomes and hopefully high hedges to make the counting game worthwhile – though the number of houses with closed curtains, cordoned off with chicken wire, was considerable. At one point, I passed a teenage girl rocking the pram of a baby I assumed was her younger brother or sister. I nodded and was delighted when I got a half-smile back. My grandma – of poor but proud background – called them “wrong-uns”.
A man has been jailed for posting 3 memes over 2 days showing real images of Asian gangs with the words "Coming to a town near you".
That's it. 12 weeks for that.https://t.co/D7kMiFkuHD
— Steve Loftus (@LoftusSteve) August 12, 2024
Click through to the article. This is police state level goonery.
The Trudeau government has neglected the country’s military, but its immigration policies, and student visa system, represent another serious security lapse.
“As we have all observed, our current government has not been heeding national security advice and has not been vigilant on these issues over the past nine years,” said former Conservative immigration minister Chris Alexander, in an interview with blogger Brad Salzberg.
Democrat voters, this is what Tim Walz has police doing in Minnesota. Shooting citizens with paintball guns during Covid. Don't vote for this! pic.twitter.com/WlD2FafXhG
— BTrain (@JockNmyStyle) August 13, 2024
h/t Mauser
Irish parliamentarians have called on their government to investigate how an Irish passport was obtained by Tommy Robinson, who has been accused of inciting riots from abroad.
The Luton-born far-right leader travels on an Irish passport in his real name – Stephen Yaxley-Lennon – and was believed to have qualified for it via his mother, an Irish immigrant to Britain.
However, questions have been raised about the validity of the passport after an official form issued to Robinson when he was detained by Canadian immigration authorities in June stated that his place of birth was “Ireland”.
Transforming pest control with technology.
Is this necessary? 🤔🤷🏼♂️ pic.twitter.com/oQX1vyD7w7
— H0W_THlNGS_W0RK (@HowThingsWork_) August 13, 2024
h/t Mauser
Two men convicted of mischief at the Coutts, Alta., border blockade are to learn their sentences later this month.
On Aug. 2, a jury also found Anthony Olienick and Chris Carbert guilty of possessing a weapon for a dangerous purpose, and Olienick was convicted of possessing a pipe bomb. But they were acquitted of the more serious charge of conspiring to murder police officers.
In Lethbridge Court of King’s Bench on Monday, Crown prosecutor Steven Johnston and defence lawyer Katherin Beyak agreed the sentencing hearing would begin Aug. 26.
Former President Donald Trump and X owner Elon Musk agreed that the United States does not “have a president right now” while speaking in an X Space on Monday.
“Biden is close to vegetable stage, in my opinion, I looked at him today on the beach, and I said, ‘Why would anybody allow him — the guy could barely walk. Does he have a political adviser that thinks this looks good? Because it looks so bad,” Trump said, referring to a recent video that surfaced of President Joe Biden at the beach.
I apologize for not being able to get to this last night. I gave up after being unable to log in to the Twitter session.
A final report by UN investigator Tomoya Obokata concludes that Canada’s temporary foreign worker program is a breeding ground for contemporary forms of slavery.
Prof. Obokata is the United Nations’ special rapporteur on contemporary forms of slavery and a professor of international human-rights law at the the University of York in Britain.
The recently released final report cements Prof. Obokata’s initial impressions, which he first expressed last year after visiting Ottawa, Moncton, Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver on a fact-finding tour.
Trudeau and our so called Captains of Industry are garbage humans, hateful, greed driven pigs.
Together they plotted to import slaves and undermine the economic security of Canadians.
Now we understand why they were so quick to label us “racists” for speaking up in defense of our best interests: Trudeau and his corporate cronies conspired to exploit our poverty for personal gain.
Never have Canadians been faced with so evil a “ruling class.”
It will take years to recover from the economic and social devastation these monsters have caused if it is possible at all.
In the name of ‘national unity’.
That’s how the Québec Liberal Party is selling a plan for the province to adopt its own constitution — as a means of strengthening Confederation, not weakening it.
Former president Donald Trump is set to file a $100 million lawsuit against the Justice Department over the FBI’s unprecedented raid of his Mar-a-Lago estate two summers ago, a highly controversial move that preceded special counsel Jack Smith’s classified documents case against him.
There will always be an England, but only if there are Englishmen. There will only be Englishmen if Englishmen are willing to struggle for their identity as a people.
Most Americans are Anglophiles. It’s in our blood. Yes, our ancestors fought a bloody revolution to free ourselves from the British crown, but outside of the United Kingdom itself, you will find no people more eager to swoon over British royalty than Americans. More substantively, our love and admiration for the British has to do with a heady mix of Churchill, Wilberforce, Tolkien, Lennon and McCartney, and other extraordinary examples of courage, wisdom, and creativity.
