In Canada, Free Speech Is Under Fire. America, Take Heed.

When Americans consider Canada, they probably think of maple syrup and funny accents. They should start thinking about alarming amounts of authoritarianism.

What has been jokingly referred to as “America’s hat” has been going through a rough patch recently when it comes to protecting its citizens’ fundamental liberties.

And next on the chopping block appears to be free speech.

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This absurd woke sex advice should make us feel sorry for today’s young men

Finding a girlfriend is hard enough without having to learn about ‘vulva-owners of multiple genders’

For young men, adolescence has always been a difficult time. I remember it well. The insecurity. The awkwardness. The peer pressure. Looking back, though, there’s one thing I’m profoundly grateful for.

At least in my day we didn’t have to know what a polyamorous pansexual AFAB was.

Today’s young men have no such luck. I’ve just been reading the agony uncle page on the website of Men’s Health, the world’s biggest men’s magazine. An unnamed young man has written in because he’s confused about his sexuality. “If I’m sexually attracted to people AFAB because of anatomy,” he asks, “does that make me pansexual?”

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Hunter Biden ‘suspicious activity reports’ are being hidden from public

A top House Republican investigator has accused the Treasury Department of hiding information that could be damaging to Hunter Biden and is investigating if it is being done to protect President Joe Biden.

Rep. James Comer (R-KY), the ranking member on the House Oversight and Reform Committee, sent letters to Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen in May and June and argued that the Treasury Department’s new response continued to stonewall his efforts to get answers on Hunter Biden’s financial transactions linked to China, Russia, and elsewhere.

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What’s Up In France …

Cannes: an 89-year-old retiree savagely attacked by three 14-year-olds already known to the police

… In a letter to Gérald Darmanin, the mayor (LR) of Cannes calls for the suspension of social assistance to the families of the attackers of the 89-year-old lady


Two teenagers assaulted after mass subjected to anti-Christian and anti-White insults

According to a police source contacted by CNEWS, the attackers called the two teenagers “dirty Christians”, before threatening them distinctly, claiming to want to “kill them” . They then used tear gas against the two victims, before hitting the boy in the face multiple times.


In Lyon, Paris and Marseille, 39%, 48% and 55% of criminal acts are committed by foreigners

Foreigners of North African nationality represent less than 3.3% of the resident population in France

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Revealed: jailed Saudi woman was convicted of ‘spreading lies through tweets’

A Saudi woman recently sentenced to 45 years in prison was convicted of using the internet and social media accounts to “spread lies through tweets”, among other alleged crimes, according to a newly obtained Saudi court document.

Noura al-Qahtani, whose case first emerged last week, is a mother of five daughters, including one with a disability, is nearly 50 years old and has health issues, according to the court records.

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Arabs to Biden: Do Not Sign the Iran Deal, It Will Start a War

The talk about an imminent revival of the nuclear deal between Iran and the Biden administration and other Western countries has raised serious concerns among many Arabs. They state that they are especially worried about the billions of dollars that Iran’s mullahs will receive once the deal is done. The Arabs say they have no doubt that the money would be used by the mullahs to promote more terrorism and violence and expand Tehran’s terrorist proxies in the Middle East, including Hezbollah, the Houthis, Hamas and Islamic Jihad, and various militias in Iraq.

“The Arabs will be shocked when the details of the new nuclear deal are published,” wrote Sayed Zahra, deputy editor of Bahrain’s Akhbar Al-Khaleej.

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Nord Stream 1: How Russia is cutting gas supplies to Europe

Russia has cut the amount of gas it sends to Europe by shutting the key Nord Stream 1 pipeline for the second time in recent months, saying the closure is necessary to allow repairs.

The reduction in Russian gas exports has sent global prices soaring, but Moscow has denied using energy as a political weapon.

The Nord Stream 1 pipeline stretches 1,200km (745 miles) under the Baltic Sea from the Russian coast near St Petersburg to north-eastern Germany.

It opened in 2011, and can send a maximum of 170m cubic metres of gas per day from Russia to Germany.

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Russia says United States is behind Europe’s gas supply crisis

VLADIVOSTOK, Russia, Sept 6 (Reuters) – Russia’s foreign ministry said on Tuesday that the United States had fomented Europe’s gas supply crisis by pushing European leaders towards the “suicidal” step of cutting economic and energy cooperation with Moscow.

Europe is facing its worst gas supply crisis ever, with energy prices soaring and German importers even discussing possible rationing in the European Union’s biggest economy after Russia reduced gas flows westwards.

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Ghost-Gun Firms Find New Ways to Sell DIY Weapons as U.S. Rule Takes Effect

Sellers of the easy-to-assemble firearms known as ghost guns are finding ways to continue to offer their products online, soon after the Biden administration implemented a rule aimed at regulating their sales.

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives rule that went into effect Aug. 24 requires licensed gun manufacturers to add serial numbers to kits that can be quickly assembled into working firearms and for retailers who sell them to conduct background checks on buyers.

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RCMP faces extra scrutiny over hunt for Sask. stabbing suspect after admitting past failures

As the search for Saskatchewan stabbing suspect Myles Sanderson drags into a third day, law enforcement experts say the RCMP appear to be determined to show it has learned from past failures during wide searches, including the Nova Scotia mass shootings in 2020.

Sanderson, 30, is wanted over a series of attacks that left 10 people dead and another 18 wounded in James Smith Cree Nation and nearby Weldon, Sask., on Sunday. He is also under investigation in the death of his brother, Damien, who was also sought over the killings.

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UN Education Agency Launches War on ‘Conspiracy Theories’

UNESCO is training and recruiting teachers as a key part of its global effort to combat what it considers problematic information and ideas

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, better known by its acronym, UNESCO, is escalating its global war on ideas and information it considers to be “misinformation” and “conspiracy theories.”

According to the Paris-based U.N. education agency, which released a major report on the subject for educators this summer, conspiracy theories cause “significant harm” and form “the backbone of many populist movements.”

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