Ontario not likely to wind down vaccine passport system in January if Omicron persists: health minister

Ontario’s deputy premier says the province’s vaccine passport system may not start to wind down next month as planned if the Omicron coronavirus variant proves itself a greater danger to the public than Delta.

Responding to an NDP query in Question Period on Monday, Health Minister and Deputy Premier Christine Elliott told legislators the system that restricts many indoor public activities to the fully vaccinated may not start shutting down next month as planned.

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Alec Baldwin, Without Remorse

As the man who fired the shot he is ultimately responsible for the safety of the weapon and what he did with it.

It’s impossible to feel sorry for actor Alec Baldwin who killed one person and wounded another in a movie set gun accident on October 21. It’s impossible because, though he claims to feel great sadness and regret, Baldwin refuses to accept any responsibility for the shooting.

Though Baldwin is one of Hollywood’s louder bigmouths advocating gun control, those of us who seek to protect Americans’ Second Amendment rights can take no satisfaction from that incident.

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Laughs have run out for these vile Cuomo bros: Devine

The karma train comes for us all in the end, and it has mowed down the Cuomo brothers with a delicious savagery.

As the Babylon Bee put it: “Unemployment Rate Among Cuomo Brothers Rises to 100%.”

The schadenfreude is irresistible.

Like President Biden and his medical adviser Anthony Fauci, the Cuomo brothers are just two more public figures deified by the media in a quest to destroy Donald Trump who have fallen from grace with a thud.

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Islamic Infiltration of Europe

Islamic Infiltration of Europe

Donald Trump famously demanded America’s NATO allies contribute their fair share to their NATO defense, announcing he would pull US troops out of Germany, which still refuses to fulfill its NATO commitments. The Biden Regime has gone back on Trump’s threats, agreeing to leave troops in Germany.

As German media become increasingly infiltrated by Islamist agents, however, the United States needs to take a long hard look at how reliable its purported “allies” in Germany and Europe can still be considered.


Also… Germany’s state media outlet cuts ties with Arab partner over ‘anti-Semitic’ content

State-owned broadcaster Deutsche Welle (DW) has halted its partnership with a Jordanian TV channel over “anti-Semitic” social media posts, and is investigating allegedly bigoted commentary by some of its own employees.

The German outlet announced on Sunday that it was suspending cooperation with Jordan’s Roya TV after discovering that the partner had allegedly been spreading anti-Semitic comments and cartoons through its social media channels. DW said it regretted its previous assessment that had found no anti-Israel bias on the Amman-based privately owned channel.

“We are truly sorry that we did not notice these disgusting images,” DW managing director Guido Baumhauer said in a statement. “We will now even more critically review our partner selection internally, especially with regard to anti-Semitism and racism.”

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Prosecutor: Charges Not Ruled Out Against Oxford High School Staff After Shooting

School officials who work at Michigan’s Oxford High School could face criminal charges in connection to last week’s shooting that left four students dead, said a prosecutor involved in the case on Monday.

Speaking during an interview, Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald said that Oxford High School staff had the legal basis to search alleged shooting suspect Ethan Crumbley’s backpack last week. On Nov. 30, the day of the shooting, Crumbley and his parents were called into a meeting with school staff over Crumbley’s allegedly violent and disturbing drawings depicting shootings.

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Manchester Arena Inquiry: No sign of Abedi’s extremism at school, teacher says

The Manchester Arena bomber’s former head teacher has told an inquiry there was no sign of his extremism while he was at school.

Twenty-two people were killed when Salman Abedi detonated a bomb in the venue’s foyer on 22 May 2017.

Abedi studied at Burnage Academy for Boys in Manchester for about 18 months between 2009 and 2011.

The public inquiry into the attack heard he was “aggressive and rude” to teachers and was suspended from school.

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Canadian energy, health, manufacturing sectors were major targets of ransomware attacks: cyber spy agency

More than half of the known ransomware victims in Canada this year were critical infrastructure providers, according to a new threat assessment from Canada’s cyber spies, and the number is likely even higher.

As part of a push a new awareness campaign, the Communications Security Establishment (CSE), Canada’s foreign signals intelligence agency, released a ransomware bulletin Monday looking at the key trends of ransomware in 2021.

“Brazen, sophisticated, increasing in frequency, and, for the cybercriminals, very profitable,” assessed CSE’s Cyber Centre in its report.

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Jussie Smollett takes stand in own defense in race-hoax trial … tells lies

Jussie Smollett , the actor accused of orchestrating a hate crime hoax on himself, took the stand Monday and said he “wouldn’t be my mother’s son” if he were capable of masterminding the incident that captivated the nation in 2019.

The former Empire actor is charged with six counts of disorderly conduct on suspicion of making false reports to police. Smollett, who is black and gay, has repeatedly denied staging the attack. He told authorities two men beat him up and tied a noose around his neck.

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China seeks first military base on Atlantic coast

Classified American intelligence reports suggest China intends to establish its first permanent military presence on the Atlantic Ocean in the tiny Central African country of Equatorial Guinea, according to U.S. officials.

The officials declined to describe details of the secret intelligence findings. But they said the reports raise the prospect that Chinese warships would be able to rearm and refit opposite the East Coast of the U.S.—a threat that is setting off alarm bells at the White House and Pentagon.

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MALCOLM: What’s the purpose of Canada’s Opposition these days?

What is the purpose of the Official Opposition in a Parliamentary system? You don’t need a degree in political science to know that the job is to “oppose” the government.

That’s it. That’s the job. Oppose the government, hold them in check, and in the case of our federal Conservative opposition party, stop the Liberal government from pushing the country ever-further to the Left.

We do not have an “opposition” in Canadian federal politics, we have 3 varieties of the same moldy cheese.

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Eric Zemmour’s attacker is called Valentin Abdelmajid B.

The individual who attacked Eric Zemmour is called Valentin Abdelmajid B., according to a source close to the candidate. Aged 27, he was born in Colombes. He was taken into police custody for willful violence with premeditation

He said he tripped… At the police station, the suspect reportedly first explained that he had tripped, then confronted with the videos, claimed that it was not him.


Aggression, Molotov cocktails, apology for terrorism: how Eric Zemmour’s opponents disrupted his first meeting

Sunday December 5 sounded like the first big meeting of Eric Zemmour’s presidential campaign. By launching his party “Reconquest”, the essayist, now a candidate since November 30, released his first proposals, such as the abolition of “land rights” . But his first meeting which was held in Villepinte (Seine-Saint-Denis) was punctuated by numerous violence, before and during his speech.

Before his entry on stage, outside, many far left activists and antifas had met in order to disrupt the event. Visibly present to fight, 39 people were arrested before the speech was delivered. Among them, eleven had “Molotov and acid cocktails” on them, a police source told Current Values . On social networks, calls to come “sabotage” the meeting had been launched. The day before, the socialist president of the General Council of Seine-Saint-Denis had already tried to ban the holding of the meeting.

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What Russia Wants in Ukraine

A massive build-up of Russian troops along the Ukrainian border is fueling speculation of an imminent invasion. Western leaders have warned Russian President Vladimir Putin against military action, but, especially after the catastrophic American withdrawal from Afghanistan, they appear divided and weak and may be unable to stop him.

A Russian invasion of Ukraine, if successful, would expand Moscow’s sphere of influence along its western border and pave the way for Eastern Europe and the Baltics to come under Russian domination once again.


Will Russia invade? I have my doubts. Maybe the intent is to widen the growing schisms within NATO by warlike posturing. I doubt the majority of NATO members would go to war over Ukraine and that will at the least herald the beginning of the end of the alliance. That may be Putin’s immediate goal, neatly accomplished without need of an invasion.

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