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Gun-control wackos are actually blaming TRUMP after the shooting at Brown
Even while law-enforcement officers hunted for the gunman who murdered two students and wounded nine others at Brown University in Rhode Island last week, gun restrictionists unleashed their typical unhinged rhetoric.
Take the reliably partisan Sen. Chris Murphy, who blamed President Donald Trump for engaging in a “dizzying campaign to increase violence in this country.”
The anger is performative and cynical.
Tim Horton’s Sucks Sh^t
WARMINGTON: Tim Horton would roll over in his grave hearing employees fired at Christmas
Let Them Eat Twinkies: A Short History of Getting American Hunger Wrong
A few days ago, I read a piece in which a man was quoted as saying, flatly, “I ate dog food,” because he was so poor. The line snagged in my mind, not because I doubted that he had struggled, but because I doubted the arithmetic.
It brought back a much older memory. In the 1980s and 1990s, media stories, television shows, and political rhetoric frequently claimed that elderly Americans were so destitute, they were “forced to eat cat food,” because it was all they could afford. I remember hearing this as a child, and even then it didn’t ring true. I’ve been a pet owner most of my life. I know what cat and dog food cost, even the cheap stuff. And as a mom who often lived on the edge of poverty, I know what human staples cost, too. Tuna, ramen, rice, beans, oatmeal — these have always been cheaper, pound for pound and calorie for calorie, than commercially prepared pet food.
Anand summoned Israel’s envoy to explain turning away of Jew Hatey MPs at West Bank border post
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand summoned Israel’s ambassador to explain why a delegation of Canadian members of Parliament was refused entry to the West Bank earlier this week.
Ambassador Iddo Moed was called in by Ms. Anand on Tuesday. Myah Tomasi, a spokesperson for Ms. Anand, said Mr. Moed met Global Affairs officials that day to discuss the treatment of the delegation.
Six MPs were part of a delegation of around 30 Canadians that also included representatives of charitable organizations. The group was denied entry to the West Bank by Israeli authorities on
Tuesday, prompting Ms. Anand to publicly voice her disapproval of their treatment.
I’m sure the Israeli envoy tried desperately not to smirk.
One in Three Muslims in France Want Sharia to Rule Entire World: Poll
A survey from the French Institute of Public Opinion (Ifop) has found that at least one in three Muslims living in France believe that the Sharia law should be instituted globally.
In a follow up to its annual survey of Muslim opinion in France, Ifop released another poll of 1,005 Muslims over the age of 15 to specifically examine “the influence of political Islamism” in the country, notably through the Muslim Brotherhood, which the French government has accused of engaging in a decades-long campaign to undermine Western civilization.
Is Mark Carney’s ambitious mobilization plan for the Canadian military doable?
In late October, the Ottawa Citizen published details about an initiative, developed by Chief of the Defence Staff Gen. Jennie Carignan and Deputy Minister Stefanie Beck to significantly boost the numbers of personnel in the ranks.
The mobilization scheme, put in motion on May 31, 2025, outlines the need to increase the current reserve force from 23,561 to 100,000 and to boost supplementary and other reserves from the current 4,384 to 300,000.
Hezbollah’s Drug Empire: The Cash Pipeline Fueling Iran’s Most Dangerous Proxy
Hezbollah has built one of the most sophisticated hybrid criminal-terrorist enterprises on earth. Its drug-fueled revenue streams — cocaine from Latin America, Captagon from the ruins of Syria, and money-laundering networks that snake through four continents — now generate billions of dollars annually.
That money buys precision-guided missiles, pays fighters, funds an elaborate social-welfare empire inside Lebanon, and keeps overseas cells active from Buenos Aires to Bangkok.
Liberals got a popularity bump by reducing immigration targets. But those numbers aren’t the full picture
Douglas Todd: Confidential government polling showed support for lower migration targets. But actual numbers are slippery for both permanent and temporary residents.
The federal Liberals have been getting some good news from public opinion polls by emphasizing, for the first time in five decades, cutting migration targets.
The government’s public relations effort was revealed in confidential emails obtained through a freedom of information request from Ottawa’s Privy Council Office, the powerful arm that advises the prime minister.
The emails state the findings of a series of telephone surveys conducted by the Privy Council Office late last year are “not publicly available — do not share outside government.”
US carries out ‘massive’ strike against IS in Syria
The US says its military has carried out a “massive strike” against the Islamic State group (IS) in Syria, in response to a deadly attack on American forces in the country.
The US Central Command (Centcom) said fighter jets, attack helicopters and artillery “struck more than 70 targets at multiple locations across central Syria”. Aircraft from Jordan were also involved.
It said the operation “employed more than 100 precision munitions” targeting known IS infrastructure and weapons sites.
SecWar Pete Hegseth confirms MASSIVE U.S. STRIKES in Syria on Islamic terrorists under OPERATION HAWKEYE STRIKE, after US troops were ambushed by Islamists
"This is not the beginning of a war — it is a declaration of VENGEANCE."
"We hunted and we killed our enemies. Lots of… pic.twitter.com/kE3gHDc4ud
— Major Anthony Jones (@majorbrainpain) December 20, 2025
81 percent of Canadians worried about food costs as 23 percent higher beef prices top grocery inflation
Four in five Canadians are concerned about the growing cost of groceries, at a time when food prices spiked as the annual inflation rate hit a two-year high in November.
Food price tags rose by an annualized rate of 4.7 percent in November, compared to the same time last year. In response, 81 percent of Canadians surveyed by Abacus Data are now concerned with ever-growing food prices, rising well above the average rate of inflation in the last couple of decades. The cost of meat, especially poultry and beef—main staples in the average Canadian’s protein diet— is leading the way.
Who is named in the Epstein files? List of famous people exposed in bombshell release
The Justice Department has finally begun releasing the long‑awaited trove of Jeffrey Epstein files — and the initial batch of never‑before‑seen photos and documents includes a jaw‑dropping lineup of high‑profile figures who had contacts with the notorious financier and child rapist.
While the images are explosive, the DOJ has said that being photographed with Epstein doesn’t equate to criminal guilt, and many of the appearances in past photos released — including those by President Trump — are social or casual in nature.
Naked images of Epstein women accidentally released
🔴 The Epstein files were all about the paedophile and the president. But not Trump
Bill Clinton grabs the headlines in a swimming pool in tight trunks while Donald Trump is conspicuous by his absence
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— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) December 20, 2025
Santas and elves rob Montreal grocery store to ‘give food to the needy’
Dressed in red suits and backed by masked elves, a group of Santas marched into a Montreal supermarket, loaded their bags with thousands of dollars worth of groceries and disappeared into the night.
The bandit Santas later released a statement saying the food would be distributed to the needy, and saying the Robin Hood-style stunt was intended to highlight the spiralling cost of living crisis that has pushed basic necessities increasingly out of reach for ordinary Canadians.
The Left-wing terror group behind a plot to blow up California
At around 10am on Dec 12 a group of four Left-wing extremists parked up in California’s Mojave Desert and went to work.
As they unloaded their cars, stickers saying “free Palestine” lay scattered on two small trestle tables, along with bags of charcoal powder, sulphur and suspected potassium nitrate.
Members of the pro-Palestinian activist group Turtle Island Liberation Front had driven out into the Lucerne Valley to practise making pipe bombs as part of “Operation Midnight Sun”, a New Year’s Eve terror plot to target two US companies, according to a criminal complaint.
WTF?
When you buy a cat to get rid of the rats in your garden pic.twitter.com/dPw3pzfIiH
— Cats with Aura 😺 (@catwithaura) December 18, 2025