Entrepreneurialism while black does not go over well for a young man in Louisville, Kentucky trying to open a business in a community that’s almost entirely comprised of white leftists. Here’s the story, from Cam Edwards at BearingArms…
First of two. Go here for part 2.
The saga of how one extended family transformed their wealth from China into roughly $60 million worth of property in Canada, specifically in Metro Vancouver, has come to light in a lawsuit that has been working its way through B.C. courts.
The case, presided over by B.C. Supreme Court Justice Gordon Funt, tells a remarkable story that blends the trans-national transfer of huge sums out of China with the yearning of migrating families for a more secure lifestyle abroad.
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In yet another blow to Britain’s reputation on the global stage, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has curbed state funding for its citizens seeking to enrol at UK universities, over concerns they will be radicalised by Islamists.
A nurse who was suspended for calling a transgender paedophile ‘Mr’ while treating him as a patient could be sacked for speaking out about the ordeal.
CALGARY — While the Liberal government formally announced the start of its nationwide firearms gun grab program for individuals in Montreal on Saturday, it remains to be seen how enforcement will be initiated in the Prairie provinces.
Jaw-dropping footage shows a North Korean soldier, who is fighting for Vladimir Putin in Ukraine, getting blown up by a landmine while sledging.
Dressed in camo – gun slung over his shoulder – the soldier appears to be enjoying a sledge ride.
Meanwhile a Russian voice is heard saying: ‘The [North] Koreans are putting on a show…..****ing brilliant!’
Went sledding – stumbled upon a “gift” from Ukrainian sappers
The North Korean occupier was so delighted by the snow that he decided to go sledding.
That’s taking one for the team 👍😱 pic.twitter.com/EY5W8d8EvJ
— Charlie (@Acuteremod) January 17, 2026
According to polling by the Environics Institute, 70 per cent of Canadians are either very or somewhat satisfied with “the way democracy works in Canada.”
Is that good?
At the very least, it could certainly be worse. And Environics surveys show that the share of Canadians expressing satisfaction has held relatively steady over the last 15 years — it was 70 per cent in 2010, rose gradually to 79 per cent in 2017, fell to 65 per cent in 2023 and then rebounded back to 70 per cent last year.
Leaders in federal law enforcement discovered on Friday that Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows is now refusing to allow agents to have confidential license plates on their unmarked vehicles.
On the same day, Bellows instructed government employees to alert her, personally, if they see immigration agents or suspected immigration agents “in the area” of government buildings, according to an email obtained by The Robinson Report.
h/t handy n handsome
Canada has drawn up plans to send a small contingent of soldiers to Greenland for military exercises with NATO allies in the face of threats from U.S. President Donald Trump to acquire the semi-autonomous Arctic territory, two senior government officials say.
The officials told The Globe and Mail that the Canadian Armed Forces are awaiting final political approval from Prime Minister Mark Carney before sending the soldiers.
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🇺🇸🇬🇱⚔️ “WAR CHIEF TRUMP” GOES VIRAL: AI VIKING MEME MOCKS GREENLAND POWER PLAY 😂❄️
Social media is laughing as an AI-generated video turns U.S. President Donald Trump into a horned Viking war chief, axe on the desk, flags flying behind him and… pic.twitter.com/eWpAVRMgUf
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Germany already bugged-out – German soldiers leave Greenland
In a Fox News interview on Thursday, Denmark’s foreign minister [finally admitted that] Trump has a point on China and Russia’s threat to Greenland. Indeed, none other than the intelligence service of Denmark itself warned last year about Russian and Chinese military goals toward Greenland and Arctic.
Let’s be very clear: There is only one conclusion to be drawn from this: when Danish politicians, leaders, and media outlets mocked (or demonized) Trump administration leaders while pooh-poohing American worries about the threat from China and Russia as being “delusional”, they were lying. They were lying to the Americans, they were lying to the Danes (to their own people), and (perhaps insert “and/or” here) they were quite possibly lying to themselves.
When politics turns into a meme economy 😂
Greenland becomes the stage, dollars become the joke, and AI does the rest.
Welcome to the era where diplomacy trends as content.Trump/Greenland pic.twitter.com/cvCw3o0T0m
— Sweta Srivastava (@swetasamadhiya) January 15, 2026
h/t X — Formerly IB_Joe
DOHA — Prime Minister Mark Carney’s response to Doug Ford’s criticism of Ottawa’s deal to reduce tariffs on Chinese EVs: he’s out to build the auto industry of the future, not the past.
“Remember, this is a market that is the auto sector, which is evolving very rapidly,” Carney told reporters at a news conference. “We don’t want to be competitive in the market of 2000, 2010. We want to become competitive in the market in the future. That’s what’s going to get great jobs for Ontarians going forward,” said Carney.
The auto industry of the future? Sure Carney.
The only thing this carpetbagger is building is policy to funnel ill-gotten gains to his pals.
Ugh, why does every new series consist primarily of boring lectures on the new morality interspersed with gay and/or trans sex scenes? @fancypants_s https://t.co/AWByMrPNG3
— Patti Jo (@TheSupeHero) January 16, 2026
h/t Patti Jo
What mass migration without integration has produced in France’s second city, and what it now tells us about Europe’s future
Marseille has become a case study in how disorder embeds itself when authority retreats unevenly. This is not about perception or media framing. It is about sustained violence, parallel authority, and the normalisation of behaviour that would once have triggered national alarm.
In 2023, Marseille recorded its deadliest year on record for drug-related violence, with more than 50 killings directly linked to narcotics trafficking. Prosecutors and investigators described the city as operating under a regime of “narcobanditry,” in which criminal networks control territory, regulate access, and enforce discipline.
This is what AI was made for 😂 pic.twitter.com/x424CPTb77
— Clown World ™ 🤡 (@ClownWorld) January 18, 2026
U.S. President Donald Trump’s Venezuelan adventure has generated a great deal of ink about the so-called Donroe doctrine. Commentators are eager to impose some form of coherence on a wide-ranging and often contradictory series of foreign-policy actions. But the subject resists.
The rhetoric of isolationism clashes with the covert action of a Delta Force raid to capture a foreign leader on foreign soil. The label of “president of peace” is not exactly consistent with gangster statecraft that threatens to acquire Greenland by any means necessary. Nor does it sit comfortably alongside the gutting of the State Department and foreign aid, the casual lobbing of tariffs, and what has become the habitual mistreatment of NATO allies.
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BREAKING: In September, Mark Carney officially became the Chair of Trudeau’s Task Force on Economic Growth.
In October, Carney met with the Deputy Director of the People’s Bank of China.
Just two weeks later, news broke that Brookfield secured a quarter billion dollar loan from… pic.twitter.com/caXKPlSFsg
— Pierre Poilievre (@PierrePoilievre) March 25, 2025
