FNC’s Carlson: ‘Not One More Word About Gun Control’ from Biden Until They Get Back Every Single Rifle from Kandahar

Monday on FNC’s “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” host Tucker Carlson pointed out the contradiction from the pro-gun control Biden administration, which in its withdrawal from Afghanistan left behind nearly $90 billion in military equipment and by doing so, armed the Taliban.

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Is COVID Communism the New State Religion?

Groupthink and conditioning via platitude propaganda are this new state religion’s liturgy and dogma.

Bad logic, based entirely on false assumptions are used by design to try and force people into complying with its dogma.

This is why those who choose to go against the stream are hit with reckless labels, vis a vis misplaced and vulgar fallacies.

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Canada to start negotiations with Taliban to bring citizens, Afghans back: Garneau

The dialogue would be happening multilaterally with “many” countries and in the coming days, said Garneau. According to him, the main “priority demand” in the negotiations would be to allow the safe passage of Afghans out of the country.

Wait, what? Why aren’t Canadian citizens the main priority?
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Minister Guilbeault in arrears, owes the Quebec taxman

Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault yesterday admitted owes Revenu Québec a five-figure amount in back taxes.

Guilbeault in a filing with the Ethics Commissioner declared “arrears due to Revenu Québec” under a Public Declaration Of Liabilities Of $10,000 Or More. The heritage minister was the only member of the 43rd Parliament to disclose unpaid taxes.

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American Citizens Were ‘Left Hanging’ in Afghanistan ‘Circling Airport Gates’

It’s been less than 24-hours since the United States government, led by President Joe Biden, abandoned hundreds — possibly thousands — of Americans behind enemy lines in Afghanistan.

Over the past 48-hours, the gates to Harmid Karzai International Airport in Kabul were sealed off and Americans clamoring to get in, showing green cards and U.S. passports, were shut out for good. 

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Five Big Problems with Canada’s Proposed Regulatory Framework for “Harmful Online Content”

The Department of Canadian Heritage has proposed a new legal framework to deal with “harmful” content. The framework would establish new regulatory entities with broad authority over speech and information shared on platforms like Twitter or Facebook. The rules it creates for platforms sound good on paper, but that’s about it. They disregard international experience with past laws and similar proposals around the world, as well as recommendations from legal and human rights experts inside and outside of Canada.

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