It’s worrisome the way the federal Liberal government is now talking about the ArriveCAN app for travellers. They appear to be positioning things to make it a permanent feature of the travel experience.
Is Joe Biden a compromised president?
Biden’s laptop has been authenticated numerous times. The DOJ has admitted as much. So, it sure looks like the president has a history of putting his family’s personal interests ahead of national security concerns.
This is why it’s so concerning that Joe Biden is now responsible for major diplomatic decisions. Just last week, he had a two-hour phone call with Chinese President Xi Jinping ahead of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) planned trip to Asia and Taiwan. We don’t know for sure what was said, but the White House claims Biden confronted Xi about China’s human rights abuses. China has pushed back on this claim, calling it “false information.”
Someone’s lying, but sadly, we don’t know who that might be. That fact alone should set off alarm bells in the public mind. The man tasked with defending this country inspires so little confidence that it’s actually plausible a brutal totalitarian regime is telling the truth. How encouraging.
Trudeau Showered With Gifts From King Of Jordan As Foreign Aid Buys Real Estate
An article published this week by National Post focuses on gifts sent to PM Justin Trudeau from foreign dignitaries:
“Jordan’s King Abdullah II has been the most generous of foreign officials, presenting ten gifts to Trudeau ranging from a handmade leather saddle to sculptural plant vessels to jars of honey.”
What a sweet deal. Over the past 10 years Justin Trudeau has authorized a shipment of $800 million in foreign aid to the Kingdom of Jordan. After which the Pandora Papers revealed that the King of Jordan is funneling large parts of that Canadian aid into a worldwide portfolio of luxury real estate.
How Nations Fail: Sri Lanka’s Affair with Green Ideology
Today, Sri Lanka is facing its worst crisis since its independence from the United Kingdom in 1948. Since October 20, 2021, fuel prices have risen by 259 per cent and amid power blackouts and shortages of everything from fuel to cooking oil to food, Sri Lankans have finally had enough. Mass unrest and violent clashes with the police are now common.
The country’s severe economic crisis is the direct responsibility of President Gotabaya Rajapaksa. Allegations of nepotism were rife after he installed his elder brother Mahinda as Prime Minister. Since March, protesters have taken to the streets demanding the resignation of the Rajapaksa-led government. In May, Mahinda resigned as prime minister. During a tumultuous weekend in July, thousands of anti-government protesters gathered in the capital city of Colombo, where they breached police barricades and occupied the ceremonial presidential palace. Meanwhile, the home of the current—and former six-time—prime minister, Ranil Wickremesinghe, was burned to the ground. Wickremesinghe has since been elected President, and Rajapaksa has fled to the Maldives. The 73-year-old’s departure marks the end of one of the most powerful political dynasties in South Asia.
Canadians Are Watching Their Savings Evaporate
Any society that wants to achieve durable, long-term success must incentivize saving.
Savings represent both the ability of a society to be productive and generate excess value, and confidence in a better future.
Smart societies thus seek to reward those who save, because those savings are the investment that drives a society forward.
By contrast, foolish and broken societies punish those who save.
They reward irresponsibility and incentivize debt – often by making it nearly impossible for many to hold onto their standard of living without it. They devalue the national currency, destroy confidence in the future, and push a kind of thinking that is increasingly short-term and destructive in the long-run. They bail-out those who fail at the expense of those who succeed, and concentrate economic power in the hands of the state and those affiliated with it.
What type of society do we have today?
This is outrageous and nihilistic behavior on the part of the Biden DOJ
This is outrageous and nihilistic behavior on the part of the Biden DOJ, doing real damage to the institution of the Presidency itself — and for what? Purely partisan ends, campaign point-scoring. https://t.co/Ssws9PCv1O
— Harmeet K. Dhillon (@HarmeetKDhillon) August 3, 2022
Canada’s Search-and-Destroy Mission Against Doctor Refusing to Surrender Medical Records of Covid ‘Vaccine’ Exempt Patients
In an exclusive interview for RAIR Foundation USA, Dr. O’Connor, a general practitioner for 30 years, who has most recently been specializing in mental health and addiction disorders for the past 13 years, explains why she is refusing to comply with the College and a court order to release confidential medical files.
‘Just Astounding’: Defense Department Wiped Jan. 6 Text Messages From Key Officials, Watchdog Finds
The Department of Defense (DOD) wiped messages from devices belonging to Trump administration officials involved in the Jan. 6, 2021 Capitol riots, according to court filings.
The American Oversight watchdog group filed Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the Pentagon and Army to obtain records from former Acting Secretary of Defense Chris Miller, his former chief of staff Kash Patel and former Secretary of the Army Ryan McCarthy, as well as other key Defense officials, in March 2021. DOD responded in March 2022 that “text messages were not preserved and could not be searched,” possibly erasing information that could provide transparency behind the events of Jan. 6.
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The Sectors The Liberals Want To Ruin Are Keeping Canada’s Economy Alive
Canada’s economy is in a moribund state.
Inflation is surging out of control, meaning that any supposed ‘growth’ taking place is being overridden by the fact that people can’t keep up with rising prices.
Even as the economy ‘expands’, everyone gets poorer and poorer with each passing day.
Trudeau’s Policies Would Deny You The Lifestyle He Enjoys
Under usual circumstances, most Canadians wouldn’t begrudge the Prime Minister taking a vacation now and then.
But these aren’t the usual circumstances.
The circumstances are that the Prime Minister has devastated that travel/tourism industry in this country, has forced Canadians to use an invasive app that is causing chaos at the airports, has imposed carbon taxes and inflationary policies that rob us of our hard-earned money, and is seeking to purposely lower the standard of living.
Justin Trudeau Declares War On Canadian Oil, Agriculture
Throughout history, political leaders have declared war on forces which threaten the security of their nation. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is cut from a different cloth. Our national leader enjoys declaring war on his own society. Not to mention the citizens who voted him into office.
A duality exists in PM Trudeau’s systemic approach to his war on Canadian society. For the first half of his tenure, the PM attacked our country from an ideological perspective. Branding Canadians racist, homophobic and xenophobic, Trudeau forced Canada to dive into a cesspool of self-abasement.
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre declares that it was “unconstitutional” for the Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. Wade.
— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) August 3, 2022
Is this Why She Went to Taiwan? Watters Suggests Stock-Based Corruption at Root of Pelosi Trip
What’s the “why” behind Pelosi’s recent trip to Taiwan? Was it because she’s suddenly a China hawk, as she probably wants us to think? Is it because she wants to push us into a war that will weaken America, as Tucker suggested? Or is it because she’s corrupt and wanted the next hot stock tip to pass along to her stock-trading husband?
Democrats Are Turbo-Charging The IRS To Go After The Middle Class
The reconciliation package proposed by Democratic Sens. Joe Manchin of West Virginia and Chuck Schumer of New York includes $80 billion in new funding for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) that will allow the agency to set its sights on middle-class Americans.
Increases in IRS funding are laid out in Section 10301 of the 725 page “Inflation Reduction Act,” and the lion’s share of the funding — $45.6 billion — is earmarked for “enforcement,” including “litigation,” “criminal investigations,” “investigative technology,” and “digital asset monitoring.” Proponents argue that the funding will allow the IRS to bring in more than $200 billion in additional revenue from those under-reporting income, but skeptics like The Wall Street Journal editorial board argue that much of this funding will come straight out of middle-class and upper middle-class Americans’ wallets “because that’s where the money is.”
CNN Bosses Secretly Met With Chinese Communist Party Propaganda Officials In July To Get Their Marching Orders
Claims that CNN purposefully broadcasts Chinese propaganda to Americans are now supported by the fact that executives from the far-left network secretly met with Chinese Communist Party propaganda officials in July.
Natalie Winters, an investigative reporter for National Pulse, reported that on July 26, a dubious meeting was held between a number of influential players in the American mainstream media and representatives of the Chinese Communist Party.
US Capital Becomes Latest City To Ban Fossil Fuel Heating, Push Zero-Emissions Vehicles
The renewable energy bill mandates that by 2027, all new commercial buildings in D.C. generate “net-zero energy” as part of energy conservation and emission reduction efforts, according to the bill’s text. Fossil fuels used to power gas cooking stoves, space heating and water heating will be banned by the city in new business buildings and apartments four stories or taller.
Canadian patients fighting for psilocybin access sue federal government
Eight Canadians have filed a Charter challenge against the Government of Canada and the Minister of Health regarding patient access to psilocybin and psilocybin therapy.
The plaintiffs, which include seven patients and one health-care practitioner, are arguing that the current modes of accessing psilocybin are insufficient and a violation of Section 7 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, which guarantees the right to life, liberty and security of the person.
Heart disease after COVID: what the data say
Some studies suggest that the risk of cardiovascular problems, such as a heart attack or stroke, remains high even many months after a SARS-CoV-2 infection clears up. Researchers are starting to pin down the frequency of these issues and what is causing the damage.