New revelations about Bidens include China payments, Delaware coverup
Laptop deniers are having a tough time trying to explain away the damning evidence pouring out of congressional committees investigating Biden corruption and the DOJ’s coverup.
New documents from IRS whistleblower Gary Shapley released by the House Ways and Means Committee Wednesday spell more trouble for the Bidens, and maybe for Hunter Biden’s “sugar brother” Kevin Morris, who paid the First Son’s $2.8 million tax bill and funded his lifestyle in Malibu.
Would it be cheaper just to fill it all in and walk away?
Metrolinx refuses to provide new opening date for troubled Eglinton Crosstown project
Metrolinx is refusing to provide an update on an opening date for the long-delayed Eglinton Crosstown, citing technical issues in the testing and commissioning phase that are continuously pushing the finish date further down the road.
“We will announce an opening date once the high risk commissioning work has been completed, but not before that time. Any prediction of an the opening date in the project will just be an estimate, and I’m not comfortable giving that,” said Metrolinx CEO Phil Verster.
“When I give you a date it must be something I believe in and we’re not there yet.”
US shops lose lives and $100bn in wave of violent theft
Violent thefts have prompted warnings from shops in the US that “unprecedented” levels of crime led to losses of $112 billion last year.
Workers have been beaten and even killed when confronting suspected shoplifters, leading many stores to employ extra security guards to protect staff. Organised crime gangs have been caught repeatedly on camera storming through stores, grabbing handfuls of merchandise from the shelves before running off.
More footage of Philly looters being arrested pic.twitter.com/2sx7FsDP6E
— Dixie (@OSiiNT) September 27, 2023
Philadelphia scholars learn what happens with stolen iPhones. pic.twitter.com/MmUHNqJHBf
— Catch Up (@CatchUpFeed) September 27, 2023
Canada’s selective outrage about atrocity perpetrators: Repatriating ISIL terrorists is a risk Canada should not be willing to take
The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) is responsible for a long list of crimes against humanity, including genocide, slavery, child abduction, human trafficking, drug dealing and, of course, terrorism.
Canada welcomes ISIS terrorists back with open arms. What’s wrong with a little mass murder and slavery anyway?
Authorities claim it’s just too darned hard to dig up evidence against ISIS members.
I guess he didn’t get @karinagould’s memo about not making this a partisan issue. Not to mention, if you thought this would make him think twice about making careless and dangerous comparisons to Nazis? Think again. pic.twitter.com/BjipFUWIaw
— Jacqui Budden (@JacquiDelaney) September 28, 2023
Orbán: Migrants Open Fire on Hungarian Border Guards
At the opening of the Hungarian parliament’s autumn session, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán delivered a grim speech where he, among other things, spoke of the relentless assault on nearly all flanks of the European Union’s external borders by illegal migrants, and underscored migrants’ increasing willingness to use violence.
Trudeau apologized to Zelensky before he offered up non-apology to Canadians
Justin Trudeau’s apology for the Nazi controversy is a start — but it’s not enough
… Trudeau, after issuing the apology on behalf of Parliament, revealed that Canada had already said sorry to Ukraine privately for marring what should have been a great day for Zelenskyy and his visit to Ottawa.
Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters ‘mocked musician’s grandmother who died in Holocaust’
The former Pink Floyd star Roger Waters mocked a musician’s grandmother who died in the Holocaust, a new documentary alleges.
He also allegedly proposed writing “dirty k—”, a highly offensive racial slur, on an inflatable pig to be floated above one of his concerts.
Former colleagues have given interviews in which they claim the singer-songwriter made numerous humiliating and demeaning comments to Jewish people in his entourage.
Smile …
Vegan protestors vs. hungry man. pic.twitter.com/ude5CQowgc
— Catch Up (@CatchUpFeed) September 26, 2023
Anthony Furey: A Very Low Point for Canada
It was only last week that Canada’s relations with India, the world’s largest democracy, went downhill fast. The drama became a big international story and when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visited the United Nations in New York last week, the India affair was pretty much all he was asked about.
Trudeau publicly accused the Indian government of participating in the killing of a Canadian citizen on Canadian soil—a Sikh independence activist born in India who has been accused of terrorism, a charge he had denied. Trudeau produced no meaningful evidence and India was not happy, creating a chill in relations that included the stopping of all visas for Canadian citizens.
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— drefanzor memes (@drefanzor) September 25, 2023
France and Germany ‘Plot To Overthrow Polish Government’
The fact that the left-liberal government of Germany and the centrist leadership in France are hoping for a less confrontative government in Warsaw after the Polish elections on October 15th should come as no surprise, but they may be more actively engaged in bringing about such a change, according to a pro-government Polish journalist and a former Polish Prime Minister.
John Ivison: Ignorance of our history comes back to haunt Ottawa
It is entirely appropriate that Justin Trudeau has issued a formal apology to Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Jewish communities around the world for the grave diplomatic humiliation of paying tribute to a Nazi in the House of Commons, even as the Ukrainian president struggles to kill the myth that Nazism is rampant in his nation’s politics and society.
Document reveals police allegedly warned second Khalistani separatist about threat to his life
Months after a pro-Khalistan activist was shot and killed in Surrey, B.C., a second Sikh activist was allegedly warned by law enforcement about threats to his life, according to a newly disclosed document.
The document, titled “duty to warn” is addressed to Gurmit Singh Toor and dated August 24. It was made public by pro-Khalistan activist group Sikhs For Justice.
Speaking through a translator, Toor confirmed to CBC News that Surrey RCMP and the Integrated National Security Enforcement Team (INSET) came to his home and issued the warning. CBC News is working to confirm the veracity of the document with RCMP, but has not yet received a response.