A U.S. takeover of Greenland could be ‘shattering of NATO,’ warns Canada’s former military commander

As U.S. President Donald Trump insists his country needs Greenland for security purposes, Canada’s former top soldier is warning that a U.S. takeover of the area could spell the end of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

“We have no history of one NATO partner seizing territory from another,” said retired general Wayne Eyre, formerly Canada’s chief of the defence staff, in an interview with CBC’s The House. “I share the Danish assessment that yes, this could be the shattering of NATO, much to [Russian President Vladimir] Putin’s delight.”


I’m pretty sure “Shattering NATO” is a Feature not a Bug to Trump.

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Maine’s Communist Senate Candidate is Already Living Under Communism

“I got older, and I became a Communist,” Graham Platner, the socialist Bernie-endorsed candidate to become Maine’s senator, posted. Platner is also living under Communism.

While his mentor, Sen. Bernie Sanders, is famous for never being able to hold down a paying job for long until he went into politics, Platner, the prep school grad and son of a lawyer and grandson of a famous architect, who claims to be working class, has done even better at making the system work for him.

h/t handy n handsome

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Canadians face rising tip prompts, prices with no end in sight: experts

From fast-food counters to self-checkout kiosks, Canadians are seeing more tip prompts than ever before — and experts say this constant nudging is reshaping how people tip.

While national data on tipping habits remains limited, several recent surveys point to a clear shift in how often Canadians are being prompted to tip — and how they feel about it.

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Conservative grassroots to debate DEI, conversion therapy, abortion and immigration at convention

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OTTAWA — Conservative grassroots will debate amending the party’s policy towards diversity, as well as deleting a clause that says a future government would not support legislation restricting abortion, when they meet in Calgary later this month.

Delegates from across the country will gather at the party’s first convention since the 2025 spring election loss to vote on Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s future as party leader, as well as changes to the party’s policy and constitution

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When Can We Start Uprooting Domestic Terror Cells Attacking Law Enforcement?

By now, most people have seen about six different angles of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent’s encounter with left-wing radical Renee Nicole Good, proving he was fully justified in using lethal force to stop her from bulldozing over innocent people.

Good was reportedly a member of an insurgency cell called “ICE Watch,” where she received training as a “warrior” to act against ICE agents conducting lawful enforcement operations against illegal aliens.

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Is Greenland more important than Nato to Trump?

PRESIDENT Trump already has military confrontations with Iran, Venezuela, Cuba, Russia and China. Does he also want one with the rest of Nato over Greenland?

Greenland is the world’s largest island, (just) contiguous with Canada, and geographically part of North America. It was colonised by Denmark in the tenth century but the Norse settlements, which farmed sheep and cattle, died out during the mini-ice age of the medieval period, not long before the rediscovery of America by Columbus.

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When Ramming ICE Became a Liberal Trend

In October, a politically connected illegal alien was charged with ramming ICE vehicles in Los Angeles. He was shot and wounded by an ICE officer, but after a grand jury indicted the illegal alien, an Obama judge threw out the charges.

The case was all too typical of how commonplace car attacks on ICE and immigration law enforcement had become and how sanctuary cities had conspired to legalize them.

h/t Patti Jo

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Will Europe ever wake up? America loathes the continent’s elites

Stephen Miller is not one for gentility. “Nobody is going to fight the United States militarily over the future of Greenland,” Trump’s aide asserted brashly on CNN a few days ago, just hours after Maduro’s kidnapping by US forces. But if Miller’s pugnacious style was familiar, European reactions told a different story: they were scattered, confused and deeply revealing. Denmark’s prime minister, Mette Frederiksen, rebutted America’s annexation claims and warned that US aggression against Greenland would effectively mark the end of Nato, while in a joint statement, the leaders of France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain, the UK and Greenland itself reaffirmed their commitment to the Atlantic Alliance while stating that Greenland belongs to its people and that decisions regarding the island are for Denmark and Greenland alone.

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Canada has a demographics problem. Is immigration still the answer?

If this past year’s generational shift in the popular Canadian attitude to immigration can be pinpointed in hindsight on the calendar, it was somewhere around the beginning of November, when Canada’s population peaked and began to decline.

To be sure, the big inflection points on immigration had already passed, including the massive spike in the pandemic, driven by a wild gamble to increase temporary residents to juice the economy, followed eventually by the realization that this was putting impossible strain on housing and services, leading to large cuts in 2024 in the dying days of the Justin Trudeau prime ministership.

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Woke woman says she feels guilty about attending memorial for ICE shooting victim because her ‘white tears are not helpful’

A woke woman said she felt guilty attending the memorial for the woman shot dead by an ICE agent in Minneapolis, as she claimed ‘white tears are not helpful.’

She was seen standing among other mourners at the spot where Renee Nicole Good, 37, was shot three times in the face on Wednesday by a federal agent Jonathan Ross.

She nervously admitted to Daily Wire reporter Brecca Stoll that she was unsure if attending the memorial was the right thing to do because of her race.

See Elon Musk post below.

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‘WHITE SOLIDARITY’: Musk draws fire, racism accusations over social media posts

CALGARY — Elon Musk has once again become embroiled in controversy on X after he retweeted a post that critics are saying promotes “white supremacy.”

On Thursday, Musk quoted a post on X by Jerr (@jerr_rrej), a self-published author, which discussed how “if White men become a minority, we will be slaughtered.”


The only people upset at Musk’s remarks are the ones who want to kill us.

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I left Trump’s America last year to teach in Canada. I didn’t expect this from Canadians

On Jan. 3, United States special forces swooped into Caracas and kidnapped Nicolás Maduro, the despotic Venezuelan president. After the event, U.S. President Donald Trump declared that America now “runs” Venezuela — and plans to seize 50 million barrels of its oil to sell on the open market.

This sort of explicit power-grab is unprecedented among NATO countries. Kidnapping the head of another state, then seizing that state’s assets and taking control of its government, is something even the most autocratic of rulers would shy away from. Yet shortly after abducting Maduro, Trump threatened Colombia’s leftist president Gustavo Petro — a democratically elected leader who is by no stretch of the imagination a despot — with the same fate.

The U.S. has been veering toward fascism for some time. That is why my family and I decided to leave for Canada last March: Canada is a diverse and healthy democracy. Yet in my short time here, I have observed an alarming level of naïveté about what is happening south of the border.

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