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Are Trudeau’s Handlers Hiding How Much Canadians Despise Him?

After nearly seven years of pseudo-dictatorial rule from Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, CAP believe we have stumbled on a fundamental truth regarding Canada’s aberration of a prime minister:

Speaking to reporters, Trudeau said news of an armed incident– possibly attempted murder at Rideau Hall– was “something that nobody wants to hear.”

Wanna know what CAP call this? Proof positive— that’s what. How is it possible that Justin Trudeau would draw this conclusion?

The reason is found in an orchestrated plan by his handlers to isolate Mr. Trudeau from as much public vitriol as possible. Seems that our PM remains unaware of a profound societal truth— millions upon millions of Canadians despise him– while he remains largely unaware of the circumstances.

Danielle Smith Calls Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) “Inevitable”

In an article released 4 months ago on the website Todayville Red Deer, former MLA and leader of the defunct Wildrose Party, and current candidate for the United Conservative Party leadership, Danielle Smith, wrote about how she sees the world of finance moving towards digital and cryptocurrencies.

Smith’s article describes the differences between transacting in cash, Bitcoin, and Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), and even references articles written by The National Telegraph on the subjects, but one concerning element of the piece is how Smith openly tells readers to “soldier on” in the face of what she sees as an “inevitable” move towards a Bank of Canada CBDC.

Seven Liberal claims about the Freedom Convoy officially DEBUNKED

Several key pieces of testimony have poked holes in Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s justification for using the Emergencies Act to quash peaceful freedom convoy protestors in February.

True North has listed seven instances where officials have categorically disputed the Liberal government’s claims about the Freedom Convoy.

‘Part Of The Abuse’: Rand Paul Condemns FBI For Surveilling Americans

“Part of the Democratic republic like we have is allowing dissent and having discussion over government behavior,” Paul told the hosts of “Fox and Friends.” “So, for example, Christopher Wray came to my committee and I asked him, is it appropriate, does it meet the constitutional standard to use a foreign intelligence warrant on a domestic politician such as Trump, on an American? And I indicated to him that I think it’s a lower standard because a FISA (Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act) warrant only requires probable cause of a connection to a foreign country or a foreign government, whereas the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution says probable cause of a crime. So I think a FISA warrant has a lower standard.”

Census Bureau Admits Overcounting 7 Blue States, Just 1 Red State

In a shocking report, the U.S. Census Bureau recently admitted that it overcounted the populations of eight states and undercounted the populations of six states in the 2020 census.

All but one of the states overcounted is a blue state, and all but one of the undercounted states is red.

Those costly errors will distort congressional representation and the Electoral College. It means that when the Census Bureau reapportioned the House of Representatives, Florida was cheated out of two additional seats it should have gotten; Texas missed out on another seat; Minnesota and Rhode Island each kept a representative they shouldn’t have; and Colorado was awarded a new member of the House it didn’t deserve.

Joe Biden Spending Nearly $500K to Build Wall – Around His Vacation Home

In September 2021, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) awarded a federal contract to a Delaware construction company to construct the fence around Biden’s multi-million dollar beach house. The initial contract planned to spend more than $456,000 on the project.

Now, the project has been increased to cost taxpayers nearly $500,000 and is expected to be finished by June 2023.

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Russia accuses Kyiv of poisoning some of its soldiers in Ukraine

Aug 20 (Reuters) – Russia’s defence ministry accused Ukraine on Saturday of poisoning some of its servicemen in the Russian-controlled part of Ukraine’s southeastern region of Zaporizhzhia in late July.

An adviser to Ukraine’s interior ministry said in response that the alleged poisoning could have been caused by Russian forces eating expired canned meat.

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China’s record youth unemployment is a gathering storm for Xi Jinping

A thriving economy blunted desire for political change among the young, but now rampant joblessness has smashed that unofficial pact

They were supposed to be China’s trailblazers — the most educated generation in the country’s history, the foot soldiers building Xi Jinping’s “Chinese Dream” of a strong and prosperous country. Instead, almost one in five young Chinese are jobless. There is little prospect of that improving any time soon, with unpredictable and potentially dangerous consequences for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

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Where Did Wokeness Come From?

Evaluating the theories

Wokeness, most observers would agree, can be defined as the progressive worldview that views all racial and sexual disparities as proof of discrimination, and rejects liberal procedural traditions in favor of a totalizing politics that seeks to dismantle those disparities and silence dissenters. But nobody seems to agree on where it came from. Is wokeness an intellectual, religious, psychological, economic, legal, or institutional phenomenon? Its emergence over the last decade or so has been attributed to everything from academic intellectual trends, declining religiosity, victimhood psychology, corporate self-interest, white-collar class interests, the civil rights laws of the 1960s, and the copycat tendencies of large organizations. These all seem to have some explanatory power, but none seems on its own to account for the phenomenon fully. Let’s consider each in turn.

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Have Western Sanctions Against Russia Failed?

Russia’s economy shrank by 4 percent year-on-year over the second quarter, according to data published by Russian federal statistics service Rosstat. The plunge, though significant in absolute terms, was not as drastic as expected by Russian and some Western observers. “June data suggests the contraction in the Russian economy seems to have bottomed out as the situation in some industries is stabilizing,” Sergey Konygin, an economist at Sinara Investment Bank, told Reuters.

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Police in Nigeria find 20 mummified bodies in ‘suspected ritual shrine’

Police in Nigeria have discovered 20 mummified bodies including those of children in a building in Benin City, in a case that has shocked the country.

Three suspects were arrested during the raid in southern Nigeria, Jennifer Iwegbu, a police spokesperson said in a statement late Wednesday. Armed police officers raided the building in Benin City, the capital of Edo state, acting on intelligence that it was a “suspected ritual shrine”, she said.

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Do dogs in San Francisco get stoned from eating human poop?

I came across this thread today on Twitter. The author, Michelle Tandler, is a former resident of San Francisco who has since moved to New York. She still posts tweets critical of San Francisco fairly often and one thread in particular caught the attention of a journalist at the San Francisco Examiner who was apparently working on a story about anti-San Francisco social media accounts.

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Trump mocks CNN’s Brian Stelter after show Reliable Sources was canceled

Former President Donald Trump has mocked outgoing CNN media pundit Brian Stelter.

Trump celebrated the news Stelter is leaving the left-leaning network, with his last episode of Reliable Sources set to air this weekend. “Brian Stelter of Fake News CNN got fired because he lied, and lied, and lied — ABOUT ME,” Trump wrote on Truth Social. “May he REST IN PEACE!”

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Mexico Arrests Top Prosecutor in Case of Missing Students and Issues 80 Warrants

MEXICO CITY — Mexico’s former attorney general was arrested Friday in connection with the violent abduction and likely massacre of 43 students in 2014, a significant breakthrough in one of the most notorious atrocities in modern Mexican history.

He is the first high-level official to be detained in connection to the case, and the authorities said Friday that they had also issued more than 80 arrest warrants related to it, including for military officers, police officers and cartel members.

It was not immediately clear if any of those warrants had led to other arrests, but their sudden announcement came just a day after the Mexican government said an official inquiry had found the disappearance of the students to be a “crime of the state” involving every layer of government.

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Democrat Golden Boy Daniel Ortega Turns Nicaragua Into Another Cuba

Another shining example of a Hollywood fave doing Communism right!

“This (The FBI raid on Trump’s Mar-a-Lago) is what happens in places like Nicaragua,” said Sen. Marco Rubio last week, “where, last year, every single person who ran against Daniel Ortega for President, every single person who put their name on the ballot, was arrested and is still in jail.”

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GUNTER: Political interference should cost commissioner her job

RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki has to go.

Her willingness to potentially jeopardize the criminal investigation into the worst mass killing in Canadian history, just so she could help the Trudeau government push its gun-control agenda, has so compromised her professionalism that she can no longer be trusted to run our national law enforcement agency impartially.

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Rex Murphy: A foul-mouthed ‘anti-racist’ worthy of the Liberal government

Even people like myself who, occasionally, criticize the present government are united in praise of their unquestioned strengths and virtues. On some things they are really good. Efficiency, for example. Once they decide to overlook something, it’s overlooked. They waste no time whatsoever on second thoughts.

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