Military to shoot down drones that fly over bases

Anti-Drone Radio Frequency Energy Directed Weapon

The British military is to be given new powers to shoot down drones that fly near its bases.

The Government said the move was necessary after the number of such incursions more than doubled last year.

Currently, military personnel do not have the legal authority to shoot down unmanned aircraft and must rely on the police to intervene.

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As Military Powers Jostle for the Arctic, How Far Behind Is Canada?

The Arctic’s growing importance has reached the point that acquiring Greenland has become a key demand for the second Trump administration amid concerns about Russian and Chinese ambitions in the region, drawing protestations from other allies who urge continued Danish sovereignty over the autonomous territory.

When it comes to Canada’s defence of the Arctic, its capabilities for the roughly 4-million-square-kilometre expanse of Arctic territory falls far short when compared to both adversarial countries and its ally the United States. However, some analysts warn that Canada may be falling behind even middle-power Arctic nations, if the sheer size of its Arctic territory is taken into account.

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Spanish plan to give 500,000 migrants residency prompts backlash

Muslims Invade Spain Redux

The Socialist government defends the move to allow undocumented immigrants to work but the right-wing opposition says the policy will accelerate ‘invasion’

A political row has erupted in Spain over the government’s decision to grant residency to about 500,000 undocumented migrants.

The move sharply diverges from tougher immigration policies taking hold elsewhere in Europe and the United States.

Scheduled to be approved by decree, as Spain’s minority Socialist-led coalition lacks a majority in parliament, the plan will allow eligible migrants to obtain up to one year of residency and a work permit.

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Your new neighbor!

High-risk sex offender released following guilty plea in court

A public warning has been issued after a man deemed a high-risk offender was released from custody.

Medhani Yohans has been behind bars since his arrest last July.

The 35-year-old has long history of violence, including at least two sexual assaults on strangers.

Update: High-risk offender rearrested 2 hours after being released from custody

h/t Patti Jo

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Labour Plans To Make Britain’s Countryside ‘Less White’

All sheep will be dyed black to conform with the new race laws.

The Labour government has drawn up plans to make Britain’s countryside “less white,” after government-commissioned reports claimed rural England could become “irrelevant” in an increasingly multicultural society.

The proposals, coordinated by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), have been taken up by officials running England’s protected landscapes, including the Chilterns, the Cotswolds, and the Malvern Hills.

I think we will see people lined up against walls in the not so distant future.

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Douglas Todd: While migration battles flare in the U.S. and Europe, Canada reduces its numbers in an understated way

Canada’s tightening of borders is not nearly as draconian as in the U.S. and Europe, but Ottawa wants the public to recognize the number of new arrivals has been falling

While headlines blare about migration crackdowns in the U.S. and Europe, Canada is restricting newcomers more incrementally — and mostly away from the spotlight.

U.S. politics is growing ever more fiery after the shooting deaths of two U.S. citizens by federal agents during protests against ICE’s mass arrests of migrants in Minneapolis.

In Europe, many countries are using large-scale detention to deter asylum seekers.


Not nearly good enough. There are serious immigration issues that won’t be fixed by cosmetic reductions. Remigration is the only solution.

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Don Lemon Apologists Are Gaslighting America About The Grand Jury Indictment

Soon after the unsealing of the grand jury indictment returned against Don Lemon, the left launched a two-track media blitz to defend the former CNN pundit. A cacophony of “journalists” falsely claimed the Trump Administration charged Lemon for exercising his First Amendment right to freedom of the press. Simultaneously, some big names, such as Jake Tapper and George Stephanopoulos, framed the grand jury indictment as somehow suspect because several judges had earlier refused to issue an arrest warrant for Lemon. Neither narrative holds merit.

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Chinese Canadian Group Petitions for Support of Carney’s China Policy While Pushing National Nanjing Memorial Day

OTTAWA — A petition supporting Prime Minister Mark Carney’s re-engagement with China is circulating in Canada’s Chinese diaspora, launched by an organization that has already submitted a policy proposal to the Prime Minister’s Office on establishing a national Nanjing Massacre Memorial Day.

The Chinese Canadian Proposals Committee, registered in Canada on August 31, 2025—several months after Carney’s spring election—proposed in October 2025 that Parliament establish a Nanjing Massacre Memorial Day “as part of a discussion on public history education,” according to a report posted on Weixin, a Chinese social media platform.

Not model immigrant material.

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‘White liberal feminists are full of sh*t’

Bridget Phetasy on ICE, Minneapolis and the performative compassion of woke Westerners.

For weeks, protesters in Minneapolis have defied sub-zero temperatures to clash with federal agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) – often with tragic, deadly results. The killings of Renée Good and Alex Pretti by border agents have thrown rocket fuel on to America’s raging culture war. Liberals have hailed the pair as martyrs battling against a Gestapo-like tyranny, while the right, including higher-ups in the Trump administration, has smeared the deceased as deranged domestic terrorists. The battle lines have been drawn, but where do ordinary Americans fit into those camps?

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Canadian military goes to U.S. for F-35 ceremony despite renewed trade tensions

The Canadian Armed Forces will participate in a ceremony in Texas on Monday to celebrate the imminent arrival of their first F-35 — as Ottawa has still yet to announce how many U.S.-made fighter jets it will ultimately buy.

The event comes as the future of the CF-18 replacement program is under review because of the ongoing trade and political disputes between Canada and the United States.


This is a good way to avoid buying new fighters until the fruition of drone tech replaces the need for them.

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