Why are the Canadian women of ISIS coming home without being charged?

The diehards of ISIS were surrounded and making their last stand in Baghuz, Syria, in 2019 when a Canadian who had married into the terrorist group surrendered.

U.S.-backed Kurdish fighters took Kimberly Polman to a prison called Roj Camp, where she told Global News she understood she might be put on trial once she returned to Canada.

“I’m not above the law,” she said.


Unlike barbaric nations such as France, Germany and the USA Canada does not believe that women are capable of being real terrorists or doing bad things and besides Islam is a religion of peace.

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Woman who transitioned to male at 16 during ‘chaotic time’ sues doctors who gave her double mastectomy

A Minnesota woman who has decided to detransition from a transgender male is suing the doctors who performed a double mastectomy on her when she was just 16.

Luka Hein, now 21, claims she was going through a tough time emotionally as a teenager, when her parents were getting divorced and when she was being groomed online by a man from another state.

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Some Canadian prisons now have clinics where inmates can freely use smuggled drugs

Although it’s still prohibited to bring drugs into a Canadian prison, the Correctional Service of Canada has now ordained that if you do manage to sneak in narcotics, they’ll help you consume them safely.

Kingston, Ont.’s Collins Bay Institution will soon be opening an “overdose prevention service” (OPS) at which inmates can consume smuggled drugs under medical supervision.

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JASON RANTZ: Wake up and smell the meth! 100% of Seattle buses and trains have hard drugs wafting through the air.

What’s the state of America’s crippling drug epidemic?

Look no further than the Emerald City, known for the Space Needle, hip coffee shops and, of course, meth and fentanyl killing historic numbers of locals.

If you dare ride public transit in Seattle, you’re nearly guaranteed to be exposed to these vile, soul-crushing poisons.

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Meaghan Walker-Williams: Residential schools tragedy lost in the ‘mass grave’ false narrative

The discourse on “mass graves” linked to the Indian Residential School system in Canada has painted a sombre chapter in our history. But as recent excavations suggest, these “mass graves” do not exist, though there are most certainly residential school cemeteries that have been overgrown or otherwise lost to time.

Canada stands at a crossroads, torn between its historical sins and the inability to discuss what actually happened in residential schools, because the truth has been buried under the false narrative of “mass graves.”

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Poilievre fires back at WestJet union after speaking on flight’s PA system

Pierre Poilievre is accusing a union representing WestJet employees of “trying to silence freedom of speech” by demanding an apology from the company after the Conservative leader spoke on the PA system on a recent flight.

A video circulating online shows Poilievre making short remarks on a flight that was leaving Quebec City for Calgary Sunday night after the Conservative Party of Canada’s convention.

This is the sort of crap that should get the CBC defunded.

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Electric cars are the new EU-China battleground

Manufacturing competition is hurting Europe and the UK, and America could be next

This week Ursula von der Leyen announced that the European Commission, of which she is President, would be launching an anti-subsidies probe into the market for Chinese electric vehicles (EVs). This announcement comes off the back of data showing that Chinese EVs are starting to dominate the European market, with reports as early as last autumn showing that these cars were outcompeting domestically produced equivalents.

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Tucker Carlson goes to Argentina — and shows us what it’s like to live in a country where the government can’t stop printing money

Argentina is a developed country, with an educated population, a huge middle class, and tremendous natural resources.

But when you look at it closely…you learn quickly why its nationals want to flee, and why anti-establishment “anarcho-capitalist” Javier Milei is leading in the polls and likely to win Argentina’s presidency come October.

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The G20 and the unravelling of American power

The failure to condemn Russia’s invasion of Ukraine speaks volumes.

On the surface, this year’s G20 summit in India has achieved its main mission. Last weekend, the world’s largest and most important economies met in New Delhi, India and managed to agree on a joint statement, without a single dissenting note. ‘We are One Earth, One Family and we share One Future’, the statement says in its opening sentence.

Sure but Junior snuck in some gender language.

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From “Pedophile Rights” to “Transgender Rights”

The curious tale of two gay-activist “heroes” – and a movement that’s been piggybacked not once but twice.

When I was a young man attending Gay Pride Marches in New York City in the 1980s, there were two groups of marchers that stood out. One was the gay police officers, who always got the most applause – partly because everyone realized how much guts it took in those days to present oneself publicly as a gay cop (especially given that other members of New York’s Finest were there on duty, memorizing your face) and partly because their presence was living proof that being gay was not inconsistent with being an upstanding, respected, and useful member of society.

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