A growing number of mainstream politicians have begun to join national conservative parties across Europe in their call to reverse the EU’s failing Ukraine strategy.
The latest to call for pivoting to a pro-ceasefire approach instead of continuing to send endless weapons shipments that Europe can’t afford was Michael Kretschmer, the minister president of the German federal state of Saxony, in a recent interview with the RedaktionsNetzwerk Deutschland (RND), published on Friday, August 9th.
WARMINGTON: One man injured in Brampton brawl but no arrests
Royal Rumble at ridgeway plaza in Mississauga 😳 pic.twitter.com/gGDjBb3LTI
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When Gill Kazevman applied to medical school, and circulated his CV to physician mentors, ‘their most consistent feedback was, “Do not mention anything relating to Israel” ’
For most of 2024, Americans had the unusual experience of living through a two-incumbent election. The year began with the first presidential repeat since 1956. It was the first time the major parties were set to nominate a current and past president since 1892. The presence of two incumbents introduced all sorts of peculiarities into the race. Both President Joe Biden and former president Donald Trump were well known. Both men were unpopular. And both had records that could be easily contrasted.
Newly released footage captured by undercover journalists in 2015 shows Planned Parenthood staff discussing the process of harvesting aborted baby parts and allegedly exposes a scheme to traffic them.
David Daleiden, project lead for the Center For Medical Progress (CMP), recorded the damning footage in 2015 at the National Abortion Federation’s (NAF) commercial trade show in San Francisco.
When does it end?
Ever since President Joe Biden decided to be more “relaxed” with his border stance, the country has fallen into chaos. Thousands of illegal immigrants have now made our way into the United States, flooding such cities as Boston and New York City.
And although not all of them have criminal intent, the ones that do certainly pose a dangerous threat. It’s one that the President should no longer ignore — not if he wants to save his country for when he hopes Kamala Harris will take over.
It’s not OK to yell “fire” in a crowded theater. But what about tweeting “civil war” during a moment of U.K. unrest on your social-media platform X?
That’s the question for Elon Musk this past week.
The chief executive of Tesla and SpaceX has fashioned himself as something of a modern day Larry Flynt: a rich guy willing to spend his own fortune as a defender of free speech even if it is offensive to many.
The caliphate was destroyed, but persecution of Christians has continued unabated across the Middle East, Africa, and even in Europe.
Even though it was a friendly jibe as we drove over the oldest bridge into Mosul, being blamed for the 1916 Sykes-Picot Agreement, and all the ensuing problems that Iraq had endured for the next hundred years was, I felt, stretching collective British and French colonial guilt a little bit, at least in my mind.
As the Islamic State’s Caliphate had just been driven out, it was time, on the latest of my many visits to Iraq to help the ancient Christian community, to see if any Christians could safely return to the city once called Nineveh, where Jonah the prophet had preached.
England’s ongoing riots reveal a dissolving society.
Perhaps the best fictional representation of what is going on in England right now is The Time Machine, written more than a century and a quarter ago by H. G. Wells and never out of print since it was published.
In the novella, set in the distant future, humanity has separated into two branches, the Eloi and the Morlocks. The Eloi are the effete, gentle, soft vegetarians. They live above ground and play by day. But when night falls, the Morlocks emerge. They live underground, do all the work to keep things going, are aggressive and carnivorous, and prey on the Eloi for food.
Roswell was just the beginning.
The 1947 UFO incident that rocked a small city in New Mexico and shocked the world was followed by a less famous but perhaps even more damning event six years later — with recently-leaked government texts appearing to shed new light on the night in question.
In the partially redacted communication, shared on social media, a top-ranking intelligence official notes that the public would be “slack-jawed” to know the entire truth.
Nagasaki’s Peace Park held a ceremony today to mark the seventy-ninth anniversary of the dropping of the atomic bomb on the city (which killed 74,000 people). It was a sombre and moving occasion, as it always is, and one usually attended by high level representatives of all nations. This year was different though: the ambassadors of the US, UK and Israel were elsewhere, holding their own memorial at a Buddhist temple in Tokyo, 750 miles away.
If only the Trudeau Liberals would stop trying to make us into better people.
Thanks to our friends at Blacklock’s Reporter, we are advised this morning that Health Canada has been tasked to research “suggestions for regulatory measures” on alcohol, such as restricting glamorous depictions of drinking in the movies.
Zap. You’re electrified!
Welcome to the mantra of major economies around the world. The fight against climate change demands action. That means more electric vehicles, more carbon capture and global initiatives such as the Green Climate Fund, launched to help developing countries accelerate their energy transition. Here at home, Canada’s action on climate change has focused on carbon pricing, clean electricity, public transportation, energy-efficient buildings and innovation. The Liberal government has also committed billions of dollars to electric-vehicle (EV) projects.
As polling shows ridings up for grabs in the Hamilton region, politicians from three federal parties visited the city within the last eight days to promote policies and gain support from locals.
But two experts tell CBC Hamilton it’s the Conservatives who seem to have the upper hand, despite the fact that Hamilton elected just one Tory MP in 2021.
On Friday morning, Conservative Party of Canada Leader Pierre Poilievre was at steelmaker Stelco to promote an economic plan including tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles and parts.
Hamilton elected that Jama loon so who knows what they’re capable of!
WARMINGTON: Prayer service in busy downtown intersection not against the law
A Muslim mass prayer service – captured on videos – shut down one of Canada’s busiest intersections last Saturday, but cops say no laws were violated.
“In Canada, no permit is required to hold a demonstration, as peaceful assembly and expression, including prayers, are protected under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms,” Toronto Police spokesperson Stephanie Sayer said.
Even, police say, if such a demonstration inconveniences other citizens by snarling traffic and delaying public transit.
There are more than 100 mosques in Toronto, but Muslims block the tram rail to pray while hundreds of Canadian passengers wait for them. pic.twitter.com/hbTWRqCiJM
— Europe Invasion (@EuropeInvasionn) August 9, 2024
Bravo France – France enacts street prayer ban
Unfortunately we lack the leadership needed to beat down Islamist threats.
Islamists in true predatory fashion take every concession as a sign of weakness.
