They want to make your life worse. They are the various diversity, equity, and inclusion activists and apparatchiks whose obsessions with race, sex, and gender now govern much of American life. They are the nation’s scolds, afraid that someone, somewhere, is having fun in a way that offends the ever-shifting demands of diversity and inclusion.
Ever since Diana Bosco transitioned to female four years ago, she’s been attempting to get identification that accurately reflects her gender — a process she describes as invasive and stymied by systemic discrimination against transgender people.
Twitter has just suspended the “Audit War Room” accounts of multiple states including Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Nevada, Georgia, and Arizona. This comes on the same day as the start of the January 6 Select Committee hearings. Earlier today, National File reported that the Audit War Room account for Arizona was suspended, which prompted a response from Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers, who said “Twitter just suspended the Arizona Audit account as well as the Audit War Room account. Follow me on Telegram and Gab for when I am booted. I will be next.”
Ali left Toronto to join ISIS in April 2014. Ali told Global News he was on an ISIS sniper team. He made jokes about beheadings, promoted terrorist attacks in Canada and offered advice on how to join ISIS on social media. In one post Ali said he “can’t wait for the day ISIS beheads the first American soldier.”
The Department of Justice has issued an opinion confirming that federal law does not prohibit public or private employers from requiring workers to get COVID-19 vaccines that are under emergency use authorization by the FDA.
“Canada aims to welcome 103,500 immigrants through the family class this year and another 66,000 for refugee purposes in 2021. Achieving the family class target is made easier by the fact that immediate family are exempt by the travel restrictions.”
As Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi picks members of a select committee to investigate the riots of January 6, a new poll finds that many Americans believe she’s focusing on the wrong riots.
Doesn’t matter. That evil bitch will do what she wants.
A church in Greater Sudbury, Ont., says vandalism to a well-known statue is just one of many problems it’s been having.
The statue of Mary and baby Jesus was damaged last month at Ste-Anne-des-Pins Catholic Church on Beech Street. The same statue was damaged six years ago, and the temporary repair at the time made national headlines.
Individuals who recovered from COVID-19, including those who no longer had symptoms, exhibited significant “cognitive deficits,” according to a large study out of the U.K.
Bill C-96, some people in Western Canada will recall the title and possibly some of the details. Many will not. This bill was passed with little media attention on June 16th, 2021.
At a rally in Southern Alberta on July 25, Ontario MP Derek Sloan announced he was starting a new political party. While he has yet to reveal the name, Sloan says the party will be the “greatest patriotic movement Canada has ever seen.”
“There are stories of us scapegoating minorities in this country that, unfortunately, is a part of our past — to leave aside the shameful colonial history that we’re trying to reconcile.”
“There are many institutions that we have in this country, including that big building across the street from us, Parliament, that has and is built around a system of colonialism, or discrimination or systemic racism.”
It’s official.
Fauci is being referred to the DOJ and I don’t think the Democrats can even help him right now. We’re going to discuss this. We have a packed show. Plus, I want to get to this explosive new report indicating that when Joe Biden was vice president, he used a series of aliases in private email accounts and even had his office seeing his son Hunter on some of his communications. It’s like Hillary Clinton all over again. I’m getting deja vu. Hello, everyone. I’m Trish Regan. Welcome to the Trish Regan show. And I’m going to get to those emails.
Testimony at Tuesday’s hearing by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s special committee to review the violence at the Capitol on Jan. 6 quickly devolved into political talking points.
That would be use of the long debunked claim that officer Brian Sicknick of the Capitol police died “in the line of duty.”
If you are not taking the vaccine for a wide variety of reasons, you are seen as someone who is not so intelligent. But that does not make sense. You are looking at the data and seeing that while many people may have gotten COVID-19, many people have recovered and have rebounded back to normal.
The Pentagon’s wokester generals, such as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley, have touted Critical Race Theory as the military’s focus and a great success story.
The guy under him, though, didn’t have such good news.
Biden judge drops case against Chinese spy for “no reason” – other than Trump Derangement Syndrome.
Last week, acting U.S. Attorney Phillip Talbert dismissed a visa-fraud case against Chinese national Juan Tang, whose trial was set to begin July 26 in Sacramento. According to the Sacramento Bee, Talbert declined comment and assistant U.S. Attorney Heiko Coppola “gave no reason for seeking the dismissal.” The surprise move had nothing to do with any new evidence in the case, and everything to do with anti-Trump politics.
Lawyers in Germany are wrangling over how to deal with a pensioner who stored a World War Two tank, anti-aircraft gun and torpedo in his basement.
The items were removed from a house in the northern town of Heikendorf in 2015 with the help of the army.
Prosecutors and defence lawyers are now negotiating possible penalties, including a suspended sentence and a fine of up to €500,000 (£427,000).
The defendant, aged 84, must also find new homes for the monumental items.
The ‘birthing community’ is increasingly deluded about biology
A “pregnant man” emoji is incoming. Designed by Emojipedia, it’s due to be released by the Unicode Consortium later this year. The final approval of all new emojis won’t take place until September, although the organisation says that draft lists of designs have been approved without modification.
Critical race theory has replaced critical thinking.
A university should be a place where people can challenge received wisdom, test out theories and discuss differences of opinion without fear. But a worrying trend has developed: universities are telling academic staff how they should approach political and social issues. These are often the very issues that they are employed to examine critically.
