SCOTUS Says Violating the Constitution Is Fine if Temporary
Guess what’s unconstitutional? When the federal government tells property owners they cannot be paid by tenants who rent their property.
In September 2020, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) told state courts that they could not hear eviction proceedings and unilaterally declared that private property owners had to allow non-paying renters to live rent-free until the CDC says otherwise. At the time, the CDC pointed to COVID-19 as justification for its unprecedented power grab, but it quickly proclaimed that the federal agency could stop evictions at anytime in the name of “fairness”—pandemic or not.
Why Jody Wilson-Raybould’s Departure From Parliament Is A Big Loss For Canada
It’s not just about her, it’s about the message that is continuously sent to Independent-thinking people in our rigid political system.
The Capitol Police Will Open Offices in the States To ‘Investigate Threats to Members of Congress’
The January 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol thrust its police force into a sympathetic national spotlight; like any other government agency, the U.S. Capitol Police has seized this opportunity to expand its mission and acquire additional funding.
Majority of Ontarians believe equalization payments are unfair: poll
Equalization payments aren’t just a problem for western Canadians, a new poll suggests, with a majority of Ontario residents finding the federal government’s redistribution of provincial wealth to be unfair.
Shocking Depths of Fauci-China Connection Revealed in New Documents
Judicial Watch announced on Friday that it had received 301 pages of “emails and other records from officials at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) officials in connection with the Wuhan Institute of Virology in Wuhan,” and that those papers revealed “significant collaborations and funding” between the American and Chinese agencies going back as far as 2014.
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“Canada looks a lot like the Soviet Union:” Tucker Carlson slams defenders of church burnings
Fox News host Tucker Carlson slammed the number of public figures who have refused to condemn the ongoing spate of church burnings in western Canada.
MALCOLM: More hidden facts about the unmarked graves
Has the media narrative about the graves found near former residential schools gotten away from the facts? You be the judge.
Trudeau Permitting Foreign Interference To Erode Democracy In Canada Says Report
As highlighted in a recent report by the National Security Committee of Parliamentarians, foreign governments are engaged in “significant and sustained efforts to influence Canadian elections and shape debates on university campuses.”
First Lady Jill Biden will join Sesame Street and the United Services Automobile Association (USAA) to lecture U.S. military families about race
The military is one of the most diverse institutions in American society. Minorities made up 43% of active duty service members in 2017 — up from 36% in 2004 — and many members of the armed forces have racially mixed families. In contrast, racial minorities make up about 40% of the general population and about 38% of the federal workforce.
Jamaica plans to seek reparations from Britain over slavery
Jamaica was a centre of the slave trade, with the Spanish, then the British, forcibly transporting Africans to work on plantations of sugar cane, bananas and other crops that created fortunes for many of their owners.
Democrats Move to Take Over Your Credit Score and Go Full ‘Woke’ – Just Like Communist China
Leftist Democrats, but I repeat myself, are making no secret of their plans to become more like their comrades in China. They support vaccine passports for COVID mRNA shots in order for people to receive certain social rewards such as going to school or attending a Major League Baseball game, just like the social credit score system in the People’s Republic. Now, Democrats and Congresswoman Maxine Waters, the chair of the House Financial Services Committee, want your FICO score to go full “woke.”
Austria Urges EU to Take Action Against Attempts to Use Migrants as Weapons
VIENNA (Sputnik) – The European Union must respond to Belarus, Afghanistan and Turkey that attempt to use migrants as a weapon against the bloc, Austrian Foreign Minister Alexander Schallenberg said on 12 July.
The minister noted he had been aware of reports of Afghanistan’s intention to suspend deportations for three months, calling it absolutely unacceptable given the agreements between the country and the EU.
Afghan women’s worst fears realised as Taliban returns
Insurgents make full covering mandatory and ban movement without guardians, say residents of recently captured areas
As the Taliban and government battle for control of Afghanistan, residents of areas seized recently by the insurgents are already experiencing life under the repressive regime toppled two decades ago.
Emboldened by the withdrawal of US and Nato troops, the Taliban launched major offensives into new territory in northern and western provinces. Afghan forces have kept control of provincial capitals, but the insurgents have made gains in surrounding districts.
Want to Save America? Don’t Act Like a Conservative.
Chest-Thumpers and ‘Aw, Shucks’ Conservatives Personify the Right’s Love Affair with Losing
Chris Rufo is doing something so spectacularly unconservative, he may need to update his political affiliation: he’s winning.
Last week, Rufo’s successful legislative efforts to ban critical race theory in the classroom found critique in the New York Times. The guest essay conspicuously avoided naming him; then again, it didn’t have to.
Can Britain survive the woke wave?
Conflicts over national identity have the potential to tear the fabric of civil society
Back in 1963 a landmark study by academics Gabriel Almond and Sidney Verba called, The Civic Culture, looked into why the British did not follow the Germans and the Italians into the abyss of fascism, and why communism has similarly failed to take root here. They concluded that the country’s political culture made it inhospitable to radical ideologies. The British didn’t do ideology.
With China Producing Half the World’s New Energy Vehicles, Retired Batteries May Bring ‘Explosive Pollution’
As China’s new energy vehicle production grows rapidly, with half of global production now coming from China, the huge amount of retired batteries could bring “disastrous” environmental problems and “explosive pollution,” says state-owned media Xinhua.
According to Xinhua, the cumulative retired batteries in China will had reached 200,000 tons (about 25 GWh) in 2020 and will grow to 780,000 tons (about 116 GWh) by 2025.
‘Burn It All Down!’ Canadian Leadership on Church Attacks
Once again, the Woke crowd parades its hypocrisy and hate.
In one nation, at least two dozen mostly Catholic and some Anglican churches have been vandalized or torched in recent weeks; and that nation’s leaders are either openly calling for more or shrugging their shoulders.
That nation is not Iraq, Syria, or Libya under ISIS, but rather Canada.
Why Big Tech Will Lose the Censorship Wars
Even billionaire oligarchs can’t fight everyone everywhere forever.
Last Wednesday, former President Trump filed a class action lawsuit against Twitter, Facebook, and Google pursuant to their partisan censorship of viewpoints that conflict with those of their CEOs and employees. The next day, Trump took to the Wall Street Journal, where he succinctly summed up his most compelling argument for suing: “If they can do it to me, they can do it to you.” Ironically, this echoes what Bernie Sanders told the New York Times last March: “Yesterday it was Donald Trump who was banned, and tomorrow, it could be somebody else.” If Trump and Sanders take the same position on Big Tech censorship, the issue deserves serious attention.
The Loudest Voices Crying ‘Racism’ Are Always Some Of The Most Famous, Well-Paid Black Americans
Isn’t it weird how the loudest voices assuring America we’re all incurably racist tend to do so from very comfortable, financially secure perches?
That fact couldn’t have been illustrated more perfectly than in an article last week by Washington Post columnist Paul Butler, an oppressed minority who also happens to be a law professor at the prestigious Georgetown University and a well-paid legal analyst on national television for MSNBC.