‘Rich kids’ of Iran flaunt wealth and incite rage — reportedly ‘partying’ in nightclubs as blood runs in the streets
As horrific details of the Iranian government’s suppression of protesters emerge — with internal estimates counting more than 10,000 among the dead — the country’s young, wealthy elite are inciting further rage by continuing to flaunt their lavish lives online as they have for years, as if the nation weren’t on the brink of collapse outside of their privileged bubble.
WTF?
🇬🇧 Meanwhile in North London
One day it will be revealed just who and how much money was channelled to fund the migration of millions and millions of people from Asia & Africa into the UK and Europe.
This didn’t just happen organically – it’s all been done by design. pic.twitter.com/08C55NC98N
— Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) January 19, 2026
Adam Zivo: Carney doesn’t care how dangerous China really is
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s new plan to expand Chinese-Canadian ties will jeopardize, not protect, our national sovereignty. However volatile the United States may be these days, pursuing a “comprehensive strategic partnership” with Beijing as a counterbalance is myopic and reckless.
The plan was announced Friday at the end a four-day trip to China — the first prime ministerial visit to the country since 2017 — wherein Carney, joined by a high-ranking delegation, strove to thaw diplomatic relations after a decade of mutual distrust.
WTF?
OFFS. Stupid f*ckers are going to burn down cities. @fancypants_s https://t.co/pldn7qv7BV
— Auntie Polly (@auntie_polly) January 19, 2026
h/t Auntie Polly
Trump leaks texts, threatens Macron and trashes Starmer
Donald Trump has published private messages from European leaders after threatening to impose new tariffs on several EU countries over his demand to purchase Greenland.
In one, Emmanuel Macron pleaded with the US president to scale back his threats against the Danish territory and offered him a dinner in Paris.
Trump Shares Map of US Including Greenland, Canada, Venezuela
President Donald Trump has shared an image, seemingly AI-edited, that shows him sitting alongside a map of the U.S. that includes Greenland, Canada and Venezuela as he speaks with European leaders.
The picture, which Trump posted on Truth Social, appears to be an edited version of a photograph taken when leaders—including French President Emmanuel Macron, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen—went to Washington, D.C., in August 2025.
BBC live stream – ‘No going back’ on Greenland plan, Trump says, as EU chief vows ‘unflinching’ response
WTF?
OFFS. Why must they live among us? 😳😬@fancypants_s https://t.co/cEoiTYae80
— Auntie Polly (@auntie_polly) January 19, 2026
h/t Auntie Polly
‘Hidden carbon tax’ will add to gas prices this year, taxpayers group says
As the cost of living continues to squeeze households, gas prices remain a major concern for many Canadians, even after Ottawa scrapped the federal consumer carbon tax last year.
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation says drivers are still paying more at the pump because of a separate federal climate policy introduced in 2023, known as the Clean Fuel Regulations.
At gas stations across Calgary, drivers said rising prices are adding to their financial strain.
Trump says he will ‘100%’ carry out Greenland tariffs threat, as EU vows to protect its interests
Donald Trump has vowed to “100%” follow through on his threat to impose tariffs on European countries who oppose his demand to take control of Greenland.
European allies have rallied around Greenland’s sovereignty. Denmark’s foreign minister emphasised the US president cannot threaten his way to ownership of the semi-autonomous Danish territory.
UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper reiterated the UK’s position that the future of Greenland is for “Greenlanders and for the Danes alone” to decide.
PINDER: The limits and bias of Canada’s institutions
The previous column laid out the formation, governance, and current divisions in Canada and the lack of a common purpose. The US has survived national challenges described therein mostly because of the strength of its institutions.
One of the risks of Canada as a nation, and reasons for Quebec and/or Alberta to withdraw, is the paucity of institutions reflecting a common purpose; and are seen as fair to all Canadians.
(Incognito)
CHARLEBOIS: How Canada became the food inflation capital of the G7
Food prices in Canada rose 6.2% year over year in December, with grocery store prices up 5.0% and restaurant prices jumping 8.5%. That alone would be troubling. What makes it more alarming is that inflation came in well above expectations, pushing Canada to its highest food inflation rate since August 2023.
Why Leftist White Women Are Leading Domestic Terrorism In Minnesota
White leftist women reacted to the shooting of Renee Good by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement Officer (ICE) last week with screaming, tantrums, and public meltdowns. What’s more, they’re stepping up their harassment of ICE officers who are only carrying out their lawful duties.
Related …
🚨 BREAKING: A group of liberal white women (mostly) have taken over a Target in St. Paul DEMANDING Target stop letting ICE and Border Patrol agents use their bathrooms
I kid you not.
We live in freaking clown world 🤡🤣 pic.twitter.com/iv12xBvDEu
— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) January 19, 2026
Liberals have created a ‘Minneapolis Autonomous Zone,’ a community-organized protest space in a residential neighborhood
They built a wall to block the road so that ICE cannot enter
The “we want open borders” people are now constructing borders… pic.twitter.com/yzsTB9qav3
— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) January 12, 2026
Analysis: CSIS Warned Beijing Weaponized Canola and Elections in the 2019 Meng Crisis — Is Carney’s EV Trade-Off a Replay?
OTTAWA — A high-level Canadian Security Intelligence Service assessment in June 2019 concluded that Beijing, jolted by Canada’s detention of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou, launched a “calibrated and multi-faceted pressure campaign” that blended trade coercion — including curtailing canola imports — with the detention of Canadians and clandestine interference surrounding the 2019 federal election, aiming to exert “personalized political pressure on Canada’s leadership,” with the Ministry of State Security driving the response and CSIS collection further establishing that President Xi Jinping received reports “directly from the MSS.”
Disgraced police chief and the mosque where men are taught how to stone women to death
SO FAREWELL then, Chief Constable Craig Guildford, slithering off meekly into shameful early retirement. Enjoy counting your 30 pieces of pension silver.
I doubt that Maccabi Tel Aviv football fans will care much after Guildford banned them from attending a Europa Cup match against Aston Villa. Actually, they should have a whip-round for the bloke, because I can’t find flights/connections that take less than 15 hours each way and don’t cost a week’s wage. For a grotty November night in Birmingham? When your team lost 2-0? A result for the fans, I’d say.
Christine Van Geyn: Feds spent millions defending Trudeau’s Freedom Convoy crackdown — and lost
A generational civil liberties victory has been upheld. On Jan. 16, the Federal Court of Appeal held that the Trudeau government illegally invoked the Emergencies Act in 2022 in response to the Freedom Convoy.
The unanimous judgment, which upheld the lower court’s decision in 2024, is meticulous, devastating, and leaves little room for doubt. Future governments facing political turmoil have been put on clear notice: they cannot casually reach for emergency powers to solve a domestic protest.