This is not a joke!
Meet 23-year-old Athika Ahmed, a Health Ambassador in Wales, UK.
She advocates teaching young people to regularly check their bodies for signs of illness to help “prolong” their lives. pic.twitter.com/eIhiVYrLAO
— I Meme Therefore I Am 🇺🇸 (@ImMeme0) January 20, 2026
Some hope his moves on Greenland are a ploy to force Europe to take Arctic security seriously. That seems highly optimistic
Never before has a Truth Social post generated such anger and fear across the European continent. The message: Europe’s largest economies will have to pay an additional 10pc tariff, rising to 25pc in June, until Greenland is part of the United States. On Monday, the author, Donald Trump, reiterated the threat and vowed that he was 100pc committed to executing it if Washington’s European allies didn’t get with the programme.
President Emmanuel Macron says France decries US President Donald Trump's threat to impose levies on countries opposing his plans to seize Greenland. Speaking in Davos, Macron said: ‘we do prefer respect to bullies … and we do prefer rule of law to brutality." pic.twitter.com/leBVxaor7F
— AFP News Agency (@AFP) January 20, 2026
Let them eat chocolate!
Canada’s current and former prime ministers — and the latter’s celebrity gal pal — are “gallivanting” in Switzerland as Oshawa’s local economy evaporates. Ingersoll, Brampton and Sault Ste. Marie’s too.
Bumped into Katy Perry and her Canadian boyfriend today in Davos. Video to come. pic.twitter.com/PXVX7JiOr1
— Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 (@ezralevant) January 20, 2026
The lawmakers said the right-wing nationalist party lost the election “because Wilders had lost interest.”
In a shocking turn of events, the largest rightwing party in the Netherlands, the Partij voor de Vrijheid (PVV), led by Geert Wilders, has been dealt another major blow. After a disappointing election result in which the party lost 11 seats, seven out of the remaining 26 members of parliament announced on Wednesday that they are breaking with the PVV. The MPs will form a new parliamentary group under the name Group Markuszower, named after Gidi Markuszower, one of the most prominent figures behind the split.
He has purged government agencies and sent the Department of Justice against perceived enemies. He has launched an immigration crackdown and deployed troops into cities. He has built a tariff wall around the economy. And he has suborned businesses and universities, forcing them to pay hefty sums of money and follow his orders.
In his first year back in the White House, U.S. President Donald Trump has markedly expanded the power of his office and wielded control over the world’s wealthiest country in unprecedented ways. Now, he is seeking to project that power outward. Since attacking Venezuela to capture its leader and take its oil, Mr. Trump has threatened to invade Greenland, send troops into Mexico and Colombia, and bomb Iran.
A lot of well heeled whining goin on. Watch the globalists choke.
KABOOOOOOOM!!!💥🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/YxejDrQHva
— il Donaldo Trumpo (@PapiTrumpo) January 20, 2026
President Trump will confront fellow Nato leaders who accuse him of unravelling the global order in Davos on Wednesday, insisting that “we will work something out” after his threats to seize Greenland shook Europe’s alliance with the United States.
Accused by President Macron of France of creating “a world without rules”, Trump continued his menacing approach when asked how far he was prepared to go to acquire the Danish territory, saying: “You’ll find out.”
Earlier he took another swipe at Nato, saying: “Whether you like it or not, it’s only as good as we [the US] are.” But when asked whether he was prepared to sacrifice Nato for Greenland, he indicated that he was coming to Switzerland to talk about a deal.
President Trump’s Davos address is scheduled for 8:30 AM to 9:15 AM EST.
I will post the WEF Youtube channel.
Another complaint has landed on the desk of StopHateAB, this time aimed at Alberta Prosperity Project’s CEO Mitch Sylvestre and Jeff Rath. Their comments at a January 7 town hall in Didsbury — about mass immigration, cultural change, and the future of religious freedom — have been framed as dangerous, even hateful.
(Incognito)
Aliya Rahman says she feels “lucky to be alive,” that the days since federal law enforcement officials dragged her out of her car have been “traumatizing and overwhelming.”
Corporate media outlets will tell you that, too. All of them. The same story, the same narrative. The “disabled woman” was just trying to get to her doctor’s appointment, they report, pushing the left’s message that Rahman is another victim of President Donald Trump’s Immigration & Customs Enforcement agents and their roundup of poor “undocumented” immigrants.
Sports bar in Minneapolis was packed out after being one of the few places without a “NO ICE” sign in the window.
Despite what some may believe, it looks like there are plenty of real Americans with common sense in Minneapolis. pic.twitter.com/bf5sC73l6O
— Red Line News (@RedLineNewsUSA) January 18, 2026
OTTAWA — After nearly five decades in policing, intelligence, and financial-crime investigations—including professional experience working in Asia—I have learned a simple rule: who you cooperate with matters as much as what you cooperate on.
Last week, the Prime Minister’s Office announced that Canada and the People’s Republic of China will enhance law enforcement cooperation on drug trafficking, transnational and cybercrime, and money laundering. On paper, this sounds reasonable. Fentanyl is devastating communities. Cybercrime drains billions. Organized crime adapts faster than borders.
Europe is headed for another civil war. They had two in the previous century, the Great War (rebranded later as World War I) and World War II. This one splits the East from the West as the Eastern countries trapped by communism under the Soviet Union do not want to be part of the Western countries foolishly chasing communism and embracing the Muslim invasion.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says a global order based on rules has been rendered “fiction” and is urging smaller countries to forge new strategic alliances to keep from being subjugated by “great powers” acting in their own self-interest.
Carney’s speech Tuesday to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, did not specifically name-check President Donald Trump or his administration, but it amounted to a rallying cry for smaller countries to work together to wrestle economic control of their future.
“This fiction was useful,” Carney said. “This bargain no longer works.”
He’s worried about his trust.
Mark Carney's "New World Order" speech in China wasn't a threat—it was a confession.
The British Empire's 80-year playbook is dead. Trump isn't creating chaos. He's ending it.
Venezuela. Iran. Gaza. The Muslim Brotherhood.
Watch how he's dismantling their system: pic.twitter.com/8pO15UZPgA
— Promethean Action (@PrometheanActn) January 17, 2026
The AfD is divided. Donald Trump’s latest foreign policy adventures have split the Right-wing nationalist German party which, as Politico reports, is are now becoming increasingly sceptical of the US President’s agenda. This is clear from the response to Trump’s threat of further tariffs on Europe over Greenland, with AfD co-leader Alice Weidel suggesting yesterday that Germany should enter talks with the US to avoid a trade war.
Prime Minister Mark Carney did not misspeak in Beijing. He chose his words carefully, and therein lies a severe problem.
When a Canadian prime minister praises the idea of a “new world order” while sitting in China, he is not engaging in neutral diplomacy. He is endorsing language that carries an extremely specific meaning in Beijing and an unmistakable warning signal in Washington. For a country whose security and prosperity depend on solidarity with the United States, with whom it has had a historically challenging relationship, Carney’s comments carry significant risk, if not real damage.
The Greenland memes are going to be off the chart.
pic.twitter.com/FTbP7z5Auo— 🇺🇸 Papa Mooo 🇺🇸🔨🐄 (@MoooPapa) January 20, 2026
China has deployed life-sized AI-powered ‘robocops’ to police roads and direct traffic around the clock.
Wearing reflective vests and white caps, the humanoid officers have been spotted patrolling Wuhu City, in eastern China’s Anhui Province, barking orders at civilians.
‘For your safety, please ride bicycles in the non-motorized lane,’ one robot was heard calling out to a cyclist who veered into traffic.
Something to look forward too.
China’s AiMOGA Robotics just introduced its first traffic policing robot:
Intelligent Police Unit R001
It’s designed for traffic guidance and behavioral reminders, especially for non-motorised road users like cyclists and e-scooters. pic.twitter.com/5socQodHV6
— Alvin Foo (@alvinfoo) January 20, 2026
A robot cop! 🚓
China is testing a crime-fighting robot called Rotunbot, a self-balancing, 125-kg spherical device.
All right, let’s see what it can do! 👀
The robot can chase criminals at speeds up to 35 km/h (22 mph) on land or water and is equipped with non-lethal weapons… pic.twitter.com/3xZavUODTd
— Lukas Ziegler (@lukas_m_ziegler) December 27, 2025
