
There is a slow-motion buildup to a hot war with Russia happening. The NATO and western alliance motive for the war is clear. The question is rapidly moving from “if” to “when.”

There is a slow-motion buildup to a hot war with Russia happening. The NATO and western alliance motive for the war is clear. The question is rapidly moving from “if” to “when.”

The coincidences are many– to an extent that Canadian media couldn’t defend them if they tried. A remedy was implemented: do not talk about it, do not write about it. We speak of the political affinity between former PM Pierre Trudeau, and current PM Justin Trudeau.
In terms of Canadian history, the War Measures Act has been brought into force on just three occasions: during the First World War, Second World War and the 1970 October Crisis. It’s replacement, the Emergencies Act, came into existence in 1988. Distilling this down, we discover that the only invocation of these statutes occurring outside of a time of war were made by members of the Trudeau family.
As of late, Jagmeet Singh spends most of his time propping up the Liberals and then complaining about the Liberals.
He seems unaware that his keeping Trudeau in power.
And when he’s not expressing ignorance about his coalition with the Liberals, he’s spreading ignorant economic ideas.
“Communicating (words spoken or written, gestures or signs) homophobic, misogynistic, and/or racist messages in a public place will be investigated and can lead to various criminal charges including public incitement of hatred Sec 319(1) of the Criminal Code of Canada,” said Cst. Mike Cudrasov. “These will NOT be tolerated.”
.@LADeptHealth deleted this tweet. https://t.co/I7wJNxInR5
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) June 29, 2022
The 30 NATO allies on Wednesday branded Russia as the biggest threat to their security and for the first time described the challenge posed by the rise of China.
It came as President Joe Biden said the U.S. was moving more troops and hardware into Europe, including for the first time installing a permanent presence on NATO’s eastern flank.
After ignoring (or even celebrating) six years of political censorship and election interference, leftists have found a Facebook content moderation policy they disagree with — a longstanding ban on using the platform to distribute illicit prescription drugs.
The unauthorized sale of prescription drugs is a federal crime. Both Twitter and Facebook have policies against it, which the media have not objected to until now.
What has changed is the U.S. Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade, the 1973 ruling that made abortion legal throughout the country.
Twitter wrote that Peterson had violated its rules for “hateful conduct,” apparently because used Page’s given name; Page now goes by Elliott. He also referred to Page as “her,” thus implying Page is a woman.
This is the shocking moment a pregnant Iranian woman is shoved to the ground because she was dancing and not wearing a hijab.
Video shows the pregnant woman dancing in front of onlookers at a gathering before a woman wearing a hijab shoves her to the floor – causing the victim to fall on top of a child who was sitting down.
But the pregnant woman fights back and slaps the attacker in the face in front of a crowd of shocked onlookers.

As you likely recall, our incoming associate justice on the Supreme Court is unable to define what a woman is. She’s not a biologist, after all. But a new survey conducted by Pew Research indicates that a growing majority of Americans suffers from no such confusion.

The U.S. SCOTUS ruling correcting federal law by returning the issue of abortion back to the states has prompted Black women to become a focal point as leverage for leftist/progressive actions and agitations.
If Black women confirmed the KKK wanted them to abort their babies, they’d double down on having as many babies as possible in revolt. If Black women confirmed evil racists wanted to exterminate their race via targeting them for abortion, they would reject and denounce abortions. If Black women confirmed abortion was specifically concocted to enshrine and uphold “White Supremacy,” they would reject it altogether. It’s time to tell Black women historical facts and truth instead of purposeful attempts to use and manipulate them for evil.
The US president is using the full force of the state to promote this divisive and damaging ideology.
Joe Biden seems to have no idea how to respond to America’s big challenges. Facing inflation, a border crisis and rising crime levels, he’s frozen like a deer caught in headlights. Not even approval ratings below those of his predecessor, Donald Trump, seem to rouse him.

From Billie Joe Armstrong to Miley Cyrus to Taylor Swift, their response to the Dobbs decision was a parade of stupidity.
Idiots are like rabbits. When you look around, they are nowhere to be seen. But suddenly, someone sneezes, and they come out from under the bushes by the hundreds. Most people who work in the woke entertainment industry do so quietly. At the end of the day, it’s all about getting paid for acting or singing and at the same time changing the public’s way of thinking, making the worst possible use of their God-given talent — in some cases. In others the talent is nonexistent, and they are blissfully unaware.

The Conservative leadership front-runner either truly believes in the crazy ideas he spouts, or he just shamelessly promotes nonsense to gain support. (That would make him Justin Trudeau.)
Pierre Poilievre has always appalled me.
But as Canada Day approached and Ottawa braces for more “freedom” protests on Parliament Hill that Poilievre unreservedly supports, I grow even more appalled.
That’s because the Conservative leadership race front-runner either somehow truly believes in the crazy ideas and causes that he spouts, or he’s a dishonest non-believer who just shamelessly promotes such nonsense in order to gain support from angry, disaffected Canadians in his bid to become party leader.

Cybersecurity experts say fake accounts created to give China miners competitive advantage
Pro-Chinese agents posed as concerned local residents on social media to try to spark protests over the opening of rare earth mines in the U.S. and Canada, cybersecurity researchers said in a new report.
The fake Twitter and Facebook accounts were created to give China, the largest producer of rare earth minerals, a competitive advantage, cybersecurity research company Mandiant disclosed on Tuesday.

Russian officials have reacted angrily to Nato’s offer of membership to Finland and Sweden, calling it a “destabilising” effort that will increase tensions in the region.
“We condemn the irresponsible course of the North Atlantic Alliance that is ruining the European architecture, or what’s left of it,” Russian deputy foreign minister Sergei Ryabkov told reporters on Wednesday.
“I have a great deal of doubt as to whether the upcoming period will be calm for our north European neighbours,” he added.
#Ukraine: The Ukrainian 93rd Mechanized Brigade showed the damage and subsequent destruction of a Russian T-80BV tank after hitting an AT mine in the East.
They also claim that BMPs behind were abandoned; but we can't verify if that is the case. pic.twitter.com/rZdu6oL1av
— 🇺🇦 Ukraine Weapons Tracker (@UAWeapons) June 27, 2022

A new report calls on Ottawa to stick to its spending plans amid criticism that the federal government isn’t doing enough to combat surging inflation, while some experts suggest policymakers could crack down on price gouging without adding fuel to the fire.
Decades-high inflation levels in Canada have turned up the political heat on Ottawa in recent weeks.

The indigenous industry is thriving off fake news
On 27 May 2021, the Chief of the Tk’emlúps te Secwepemc — a First Nations government in British Columbia — announced that ground penetrating radar (GPR) had located the remains of 215 “missing children”. These were allegedly “undocumented deaths” from the Kamloops Indian Residential School, which had closed 52 years ago.
The young anthropologist who conducted the GPR search later added a note of caution: only a forensic investigation could confirm that these were indeed burials. But a moral panic had already been unleashed. Politicians and the media immediately seized on the first announcement, and “burials of missing children” was the storyline that ricocheted around Canada and much of the world. Meanwhile, several other First Nations that had at one time hosted residential schools hired their own anthropologists armed with GPR and announced similar discoveries. Weeks later, almost exactly a year ago, in June 2021, the Cowessess First Nation announced the discovery of 751 unmarked graves at the site of another former residential school in Saskatchewan.

Sailors on a fleet of U.S. Navy warships sailing off the coast southern California coast reportedly saw several ships in the convoy get “swarmed” by a host of unidentified flying objects (UFOs).
“The incident went on for hours, and then happened again and again throughout the month, with craft hovering and zipping around near the fleet with flashing multicolored lights,” the Daily Mail reported about the July 2019 incident.

Fox News and other members of the corporate press praised Cassidy Hutchinson’s testimony to the January 6 Committee just hours before Secret Service agents reportedly announced their intent to contradict Hutchinson’s testimony under oath.
Hutchinson was a White House aide during the final days of the Trump administration.