“The sound of children screaming has been removed.”
COWARDS. All of you. https://t.co/cBB5NNc0h3 pic.twitter.com/TLtKrYdnLQ
— Jason Howerton (@jason_howerton) July 13, 2022
Canada Is Not Free Until Tamara Lich Is
Rape, murder, and counseling to commit mischief are some of the most heinous and illegal acts one could do in Canada. The only difference between them is that it’s rather easy to make bail on the first two charges. Or at least this is the Canada that Justin Trudeau has built.
UN: Record 345 million people ‘marching to the brink of starvation’
A new UN report on hunger shows that the number of acutely hungry worldwide is increasing as fuel and food prices soar. The war in Ukraine has intensified the crisis.
Canada’s largest outdoor rodeo show to host ‘drag queen’ brunch, sell bug-stuffed hot dogs
The supposed family-centered Calgary Stampede, which dubs itself as the “Greatest outdoor show on earth,” is set to host a “Drag Queen” Brunch while at the same time green-lighting its food vendors to sell hotdogs stuffed with bugs.
Last month, the Stampede, which is taking place from July 7 to July 17, announced it was offering a “Drag Queen Brunch” as part of the rodeo festivities.
The “Drag” brunch concept, which has become popular in recent years notably in left-leaning cities, for the Stampede will include no less than eight “Drag” performers.
One of the performers goes by the name “Karla Marx,” which is a name wordplay for Karl Marx, who is noted as the father of Communism.
Real Data: Covid Shots Are Killing Kids, Covid Does Not Kill Children, Jab Causing Serious Injuires
There are 1.8 million children in the state of Massachusetts. That state keeps detailed Covid data, so we know that exactly zero of those children died of Covid in either 2020 or 2021. We say this a lot, but it’s always worth saying again: Covid does not kill children. It’s not even worth worrying about.
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Bill C-11 Now a Trade Issue: U.S. Warns Canada About Online Streaming Act Concerns
Bill C-11, the government’s online streaming legislation, has caught the attention of the U.S. government, which raised it as a concern during a recent meeting between U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai and Canadian Minister of International Trade Mary Ng. The issue is cited in the U.S. readout of the meeting, though the Canadian readout of the same meeting notably excludes any reference to the issue. The readout specifically states that “Ambassador Tai expressed concern about Canada’s proposed digital service tax and pending legislation in the Canadian Parliament that could impact digital streaming services.” The reference to concerns with a digital services tax has been raised before, but the inclusion of Bill C-11 is new. The concerns may reflect Canadian Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez’s decision to regulate user generated content, an approach not found in any other country in the world.
Ideology Above Country — Trudeau’s Road To Ruin
As we know, Canadians are being punished by a government pursuing destructive ‘green policies’ even in the face of a collapsing standard of living and impending economic disaster/social disorder.
We’ve seen the endgame of that in Sri Lanka.
We’re watching it happen in Germany.
We’re watching people fight back in the Netherlands.
And while Canada may be earlier on in the process – and is not nearly as poor as Sri Lanka – there is no attempt whatsoever to change course while there is still time.
Ontario Teacher Union Proposing Lesson Plans To Identify “White Privilege”
Ontario’s largest teachers union has created a series of lesson plans for the fall term that are intended to help students identify “white privilege” and how it’s used to oppress people of colour.
The 83,000-member Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario (ETFO) has geared this curriculum plan to Grades 7 and 8 students.
Named “Who’s Got the Power,” the curriculum plan equates “male and white privilege” – describing privilege as the “values of society that Whites receive…by virtue of their skin colour in a racist society.”
The government knew it was wrong, but they pressured the RCMP anyway. Read @PierrePaulHus and my full statement below: pic.twitter.com/BxGDwNx4mc
— Raquel Dancho (@RaquelDancho) July 12, 2022
Emails Confirm Why CDC Changed Definitions of Vaccine, Vaccinated
Newly obtained emails confirm that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) changed its definition for both “vaccine” and “vaccinated” because people were pointing out that the definitions didn’t seem to apply to the COVID-19 vaccines.
“The definition of vaccine we have posted is problematic and people are using it to claim the COVID-19 vaccine is not a vaccine based on our own definition,” Alycia Downs, a CDC official, wrote in an email to a colleague on Aug. 25, 2021.
Germany Votes To Shutter Its Last Three Nuclear Plants, Favors Coal Instead
Europe’s climate obsessions have led to an energy crisis, and who would have thought the Germans would choose to make it worse.
That’s what happened last Thursday when the Bundestag voted to shut down the country’s remaining nuclear power plants by the end of the year.
How Vax Mandates And Regulatory Red Tape Created A Critical Airline Pilot Shortage
We are facing a massive pilot shortage and air travel is only going to get worse and it’s thanks to these three coalescing events: regulatory changes by Obama when he was president, vaccine mandates, and a large number of pilots who were forced to retire as airlines scrambled to stay afloat during the pandemic.
Sudan woman faces death by stoning for adultery in first case for a decade
A woman in Sudan has been sentenced to death by stoning for adultery, the first known case in the country for almost a decade.
Maryam Alsyed Tiyrab, 20, was arrested by police in Sudan’s White Nile state last month.
Tiyrab says she is appealing against the decision. The majority of stoning sentences, which are predominantly against women, are overturned in the high court.
ISIS planned chemical attacks in Europe, new details on weapons program reveal
Alarmed by the threat, U.S. officials launched a 2015 operation to kill a key weapons expert with the terrorist group
In the summer of 2014, as his followers were ravaging the cities of northern Iraq, Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi convened a secret meeting with a weapons expert whose unusual skills the terrorist chief was anxious to acquire.
His guest was a small man, barely above 5 feet tall, and he had only recently been freed from a years-long stint in U.S. and Iraqi prisons. But before that, Salih al-Sabawi had been an Iraqi official of some renown: a Russian-trained engineer who had once helped President Saddam Hussein build his extensive arsenal of chemical weapons.
Baghdadi had summoned Sabawi, 52, to offer him a job. If supplied with the right equipment and resources, could he produce the same weapons for the Islamic State? Sabawi’s reply, according to a later intelligence report about the meeting, was yes. He could do that and more.
Story of 10-Year-Old Rape Victim Seeking Abortion Takes Another Turn
There’s a new development in the story Joe Biden repeated from the White House last week of a ten-year-old Ohio girl who sought an abortion after being raped, subsequently being referred to a doctor in Indiana allegedly because Ohio’s pro-life law restricted her options.
The Turkish child who grew up to hate Europe
Abused child Erdogan grew into a man who believes ‘minarets are our bayonets and the faithful our soldiers” – and Europe is theirs.
You are not the son of a Bank of Italy manager like Mario Draghi, of a neurology professor like Emmanuel Macron, of a CDU politician like Ursula Von Der Leyen, of a ministerial executive like Pedro Sánchez, of an academic like Magdalena Andersson or of a European commissioner like Charles Michel, just to name a few European leaders.
No, you are the son of a poor, overbearing sailor whose shoes you kissed to display respect and who, when you offended a neighbor, hung you from the ceiling as punishment; you are a child who was selling bread and lemons on the street corners of the popular and infamous Kasimpasa neighborhood in Istanbul, where as a boy you were already known as the “Big Brother,” you who would become the head of the Muslim Brotherhood.
Jamil Jivani: Trudeau has damaged the Liberal party’s commitment to free speech
Trudeau has spent the last few years cultivating support from a subset of Canadians who do not place as much value in free expression as liberals have in the past
For Canadians who believe in free speech, it’s time we recognize the damage that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has done to the Liberal Party of Canada. He has abandoned voters at the centre and appeals to an increasingly left-wing base that breaks from the federal Liberal party’s past support for free speech.
Brace for winter lockdowns – Covid may not be the only justification for more restrictions
Many of those who opposed lockdowns for the pandemic, predicted that the policy — if normalised — could one day be taken advantage of by opportunistic political forces to deal with almost any crisis. It was, as Lord Sumption once suggested, a potential pathway to authoritarianism. “If we confer despotic powers on government to deal with perils, which are an ordinary feature of human existence, we will end up doing it most or all of the time,” he wrote in November 2021.
Putin may cut off oil as well as gas to cripple Europe
Vladimir Putin has prepared the ground for a drastic cut in supplies of both oil and gas at any moment, giving him the means to strike a psychological hammer blow against the Western democracies before a global recession erodes his energy leverage.
The coming weeks may be his best chance to try to force the West to the table on Russian strategic terms, locking in territorial gains on Ukraine’s Black Sea coast and in the Donbass before the delivery of heavy weapons from NATO raises the military cost for Russia to excruciating levels.
Mr Putin spelled out his operating premise at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum in late June, calling the EU’s sanctions policy a double-edged sword that would cause Europe to lose its footing in the global economy and lead to a “system-wide decline” for years to come. He left no doubt that generating inflation in the West is a primary goal.
Pierre Poilievre has commanding lead over Conservative leadership rivals: poll
Conservative leadership hopeful Pierre Poilievre drew commanding support in a public opinion survey of Conservative Party of Canada voters, approaching 50 per cent of respondents selecting him as their top choice.
Poilievre was selected as the best to be the next Conservative leader by 48 per cent of respondents, compared to 14 per cent for the second most popular choice, Jean Charest, according to the Postmedia-Léger survey.
Critics Lash Out at Trudeau Government Over Inflation
HALIFAX, CANADA — Opposition parties in Canada are seizing on the highest inflation rate since 1983 to batter the government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, less than a year after it was returned to office for a third term.
“I was shocked how many people came up and said to me that was their first meal of the day. That is unbelievable,” said Conservative Party member of Parliament Rick Perkins who hosted a free BBQ at his constituency office in Nova Scotia to mark the July 1 Canada Day holiday.
“The cost-of-living increases are very tough. Every day people are phoning our office crying that they can’t afford food, they can’t afford their medicine,” he told VOA.