As history has shown, communists go for the churches first

History repeats itself…again, and again, and again.

As we saw yesterday, a sea of anti-ICE agitators disrupted a church service somewhere in Minnesota, apparently feeling justified because as they believed, the pastor of the church was somehow moonlighting as an ICE field office director.

Video proves Don Lemon was embedded with anti-ICE agitators before they stormed church — despite claiming ‘no affiliations’

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Lefty Yale Professor Who Fled U.S. Over Trump Now Scolds Canadians

Jason Stanley Left Wing Lunatic

Leftist American former Yale professor Jason Stanley is revered in the bowels of leftist academia. He once felt protected at Yale, until Trump retaliated against the Marxist takeover of campuses. Now he’s escaped to Canada to his safe space at the University of Toronto, where he’s on a roll. “Yale professor who fled US because of Trump is now scolding Canadians who still want to visit or move to America,” by Alexa Cimino, Daily Mail, January 14, 2026…


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ISIS bride Shamima Begum ‘could be free from Syrian detention camp in DAYS’ as Kurdish-led fighters holding her lose ground to government forces

Shamima Begum and other ISIS detainees could be freed from detention in Syria amid fierce fighting nearby, it is feared.

Ms Begum, 26, who was stripped of her British citizenship after leaving London to join the terror group in 2015, is currently held at al-Roj – a filthy, violent camp in north-east Syria.

The facility is controlled by the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), who also oversee several other camps housing more than 9,000 ISIS fighters and around 40,000 women and children.

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Africa Cup Riots—in Europe

Following the dramatic Africa Cup of Nations final between Senegal and competition host Morocco, clashes broke out in several European cities late Sunday evening after the game ended with Senegal’s 1–0 victory in overtime. Unrest was reported in Belgium, the Netherlands and France, with riot police intervening in multiple locations.

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Carney government’s net zero emission policy could cost Canadians $2.1 trillion

Fanatics will always show their true colours

The Carney government’s renewed commitment to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions (NZE) by 2050, aided by the Alberta government, in the Canada-Alberta MOU could cost about $2.1 trillion in lost economic activity from business-as-usual (BAU) between 2025 and 2050 and lead to 351,000 lost jobs from BAU by 2050. These are among key insights based on my analysis of data drawn from a 2024 custom research project by Navius Research using its highly regarded gTech/IESD model.

Policy goals, such as Canada NZE 2050, need to be backed up with rigorous modeling and impact analysis. Unfortunately, the federal government does not appear to have provided sufficient updated information on Canada NZE 2050 to allow citizens to fully assess its economic and fiscal impact. I believe that the analysis presented here helps fill that critical void.

(Incognito)

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PA Cat Update

PA Cat says Hi to everyone! Her computer died but a new one is on the way hence her absence from the Blog.

She has also seen her specialist and things are looking better than initially feared.

It is hoped a combo of physio and cortisone will keep her ambulatory and allow her to avoid surgery.

A 3 Mos. follow up is scheduled.

Xavier Cugat’s Mom is out of hospital as well and making progress.

Hooray!

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Europe is folding in the face of China’s EV dominance

The EU is considering widening its tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles to include hybrid vehicles, in an attempt to finally get an upper hand in the EV market. The move would extend the bloc’s existing anti-subsidy measures beyond battery-only models, broadening the range of cars which receive tariffs. Yet, the underlying truth is that tariffs have not worked so far: Chinese-made cars have even gained ground in Europe, with a record high — 12.8% — of the continent’s EV market share.


All Europe folds but Carney will bend the CCP’s will to his own designs!

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It is time to invoke the NATO Treaty’s Article 4

In the current geopolitical environment, and particularly in the wake of Russia’s aggression against Ukraine, we have seen frequent references to NATO’s Article 5: the “one for all and all for one” obligation of allies to assist one another in the face of attack.

Less attention is paid to the article of the North Atlantic Treaty that immediately precedes it. Article 4 stipulates that “The Parties will consult together whenever, in the opinion of any of them, the territorial integrity, political independence or security of any of the Parties is threatened.” Once Article 4 is invoked, it would prompt a meeting of the North Atlantic Council (NATO’s permanent ambassador-level body) to consider and respond to this threat. This provision for collective consultations has rarely been invoked, but last September, both Poland and Estonia on separate occasions triggered an Article 4 meeting in light of hostile Russian actions.


The author is a Pugwash Peacenik.

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Starfleet Academy: To Boldly Go Nowhere

The latest Star Trek iteration turns a great American story into a woke farce.

Forty years ago, as a young USA Today reporter, I interviewed Leonard Nimoy about Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home. Nimoy was un-Spock-like giddy about the commercial and critical hit he directed and co-starred in. “The biggest laugh,” he said, “came when McCoy says to Kirk about my still mentally addled Spock [Mr. Spock had “died” two films earlier in the classic Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan], ‘He really has gone where no man has gone before.’ Because if you think about it — how did Dr. McCoy know that this was the line that opened every Star Trek episode?” To which I said, “Maybe that’s the Starfleet credo.” “Good point,” Nimoy said.

I beseech the Klingons to attack without mercy.

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Burner phones, security warnings and no ‘megaphones’: How Carney’s trip to Beijing struck a surprising new tone with China

BEIJING — In April 2025, Prime Minister Mark Carney was standing on the stage of the federal election leaders’ debate when he was asked to identify the greatest threat to Canada’s national security.

Without hesitation, Carney declared: “China.”

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The Fall of the United Kingdom

Britain is dying. Not through conquest or catastrophe, but through the quiet collapse of the principles that made it a beacon of justice and equality under law. What remains is a hollow shell where rights depend not on citizenship but on ideology, truth is negotiable and enforcement selective.

The evidence is on full display in decisions so brazen they suggest authorities no longer fear accountability.

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