Police reportedly found an improvised explosive device on the United States Capitol grounds Wednesday, according to reports from most legacy media networks on the scene.
Also, pipe bombs were found at RNC and DNC headquarters. Whose MO is that?
Antifa rioters vandalized federal buildings in Philadelphia, cops say
A group of far-left rioters in Philadelphia are facing charges for vandalizing federal buildings on New Year’s Eve, leaving behind “Antifa-related graffiti,” police said.
Roughly 50 people clad in all black descended upon Center City and defaced the historic US Customs House, the Robert Nix Federal Building and the Federal Detention Center late Thursday, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported.
Biden Calls On Rioting MAGA Mob To Leave The Capitol — ‘It’s Not Protest. It’s Insurrection’
President-elect Joe Biden condemned the rioting carried out by President Donald Trump’s supporters Wednesday at the United States Capitol and urged Trump tell the mob to stand down immediately.
It wasn’t Trump supporters, it was Antifa infiltrators and we have proof. This was a planned event, and the media is already calling for Trump to be impeached within the next 24 hours.
Yeah they took down the video of Trump telling protesters to be peaceful.
Terrorist Spawn San Francisco DA Chesa Boudin facing recall effort after parolee in stolen car allegedly kills two women
The New Year’s Eve deaths of two San Francisco women, allegedly at the hands of a parolee behind the wheel of a stolen car, could cost the job of the city’s soft-on-crime district attorney with family ties to terrorists.
Rising crime, increased homelessness, and a general deterioration in quality of life had already rousted critics of Chesa Boudin, the controversial left-wing prosecutor who has followed through on his pledge to overhaul the city’s criminal justice system dramatically since his election in January of last year. But the deaths of Elizabeth Platt and Hanako Abe, killed when Troy McAlister allegedly struck them in a stolen car after driving through a red light on the last day of 2020, have driven thousands to sign a recall petition against public defender-turned prosecutor Boudin.
Covid vaccine queue jumping at University Health Network
‘SPOTS TAKEN’: Warning about vaccine queue jumping sent to University Health Network staff
Individuals associated with University Health Network (UHN) in Toronto attempted to jump the COVID-19 vaccine queue by inappropriately accessing an online scheduling tool, a notice to staff says.
“Unfortunately, we have learned that in spite of very clear messaging, some staff and learners have provided access to the COVID-19 vaccine scheduling tool and posted links to the tool on social media and via email,” a notice sent out to staff last week by the vaccination committee says.
Mohammedan asylum seeker who killed 3 only a “Little Bit Islamist” and should not receive life sentence UK court hears
Reading triple murderer should not get life in jail because he only had ‘fleeting interest’ in Islamist extremism, judge hears as victims’ families describe ‘unbearable loss’
Reading triple murderer Khairi Saadallah should not be jailed for life over a ‘fleeting interest’ to Islamist jihad, his defence barrister has told a court.
Saadallah, 26, shouted ‘Allahu akbar’ during his murderous rampage in a Reading park last year which left teacher James Furlong, 36, scientist David Wails, 49, and US citizen Joseph Ritchie-Bennett, 39, dead.
The failed Libyan asylum seeker, who had photos of an ISIS flag, Jihadi John and the Twin Towers on his phone, launched the attacks in Forbury Gardens as the victims were enjoying a summer evening on June 20 last year after the first lockdown restrictions in England were relaxed.
Trump supporters descend on U.S. Capitol
Capitol Police pushed the Trump supporters back and used a lot of pepper spray. pic.twitter.com/9bnYLbhWxR
— Julio Rosas (@Julio_Rosas11) January 6, 2021
Obsessed with these Trump protestors who broke windows to get into the Capitol Building but then stayed inside the red ropes pic.twitter.com/UqnseAbEb1
— Zack Bornstein (@ZackBornstein) January 6, 2021
Trump Supporters Are Storming the Capitol, Electoral Vote Counting Postponed
Denmark’s national broadcaster launches children’s cartoon about a man with the ‘world’s longest manhood’
The man with the magic penis: Denmark’s national broadcaster launches CHILDREN’s cartoon about a man with the ‘world’s longest manhood’ who uses it to steal ice-cream, fly like a helicopter and light a BBQ
A bizarre new children’s cartoon has launched in Denmark which tells the story of a chap with the ‘world’s largest penis’.
John Dillermand – which literally translates to ‘penis man’ in Danish slang – follows the adventures of its eponymous character who performs impressive feats with his member.
From rescue missions and taming lines to flying like a helicopter, lighting barbecues and stealing ice-cream from unsuspecting kids, there is indeed ‘almost nothing he can’t do with it’, as is explained in the show’s theme song.
Playing the Blame Game in Georgia
Last night, disaster was realized when the GOP lost both run-off Senate elections in Georgia. Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue were defeated in razor thin races. You’ll be less than shocked to learn that DeKalb County (metro Atlanta) was once again unable to count their votes on time, had “technical difficulties,” and ended up flipping the race with a midnight dump of votes.
Regardless, what this means is that Joe Biden will now enjoy a fully unified government under a party that continues to push further and further left, both socially and economically. To say things couldn’t be worse this morning politically is not really an understatement.
UK: Boy, 10, ‘beaten for errors in reciting Koran’ in Birmingham school
Two Islamic teachers are to stand trial accused of cruelty to three children, including a ten-year-old boy who was allegedly beaten for making mistakes as he recited the Koran.
West Midlands police said that Mohammed Waqar, 23, and Mohammed Siddique, 60, face charges of assault against three children. Both men teach at the Jamia mosque in Sparkbrook, Birmingham. They were arrested in June last year, three days after the allegations were reported, and the incidents were said to have taken place between May and June last year.
Iran asks Interpol to issue ‘red notice’ for arrest of President Trump
Iran requested the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) to issue a “red notice” for the arrest of President Trump and 47 other U.S. officials on Tuesday due to the killing of top Iranian Gen. Qassem Soleimani last year.
Iranian judiciary spokesman Gholamhossein Esmaili labeled Trump as “the main culprit” in Soleimani’s killing, which he called a “terrorist crime,” the semiofficial Mehr News Agency reported, according to NPR. Other U.S. officials included in the request are U.S. military commanders and officials in the region and at the Pentagon.
GOLDSTEIN: Trudeau’s carbon tax rebates coming up short
An Environment Canada report says while Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s carbon tax raised $2.6 billion in 2019, only $2.2 billion was rebated to households, small and medium-sized businesses, municipalities, universities, school boards and hospitals.
Canadian households subject to the tax received $1.97 billion in rebates, in 2019, the first year of the carbon tax in provinces where it applied at the time — Ontario, New Brunswick, Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
Long pandemic could add to ̷e̷x̷t̷r̷e̷m̷i̷s̷m̷,̷ ̷d̷e̷c̷l̷i̷n̷e̷ ̷i̷n̷ citizens demand for democracy: Defence Department report
A new research report by the Department of National Defence suggests the longer the COVID-19 pandemic rages, the stronger right-wing extremism and other threats in Canada and around the world are likely to become.
The report prepared by the Defence Department’s research arm lays out a range of political, economic and security challenges that could emerge — or become more prominent — depending on how long the pandemic remains.
To that end, it looks at what may happen in a best-case scenario that would see COVID-19 brought under control by the end of this year, as well as the potential ramifications should the pandemic last past 2023 and — as a worst case — 2025.
The only extremism has been by governments and their thugs.
France: More teachers self-censor to avoid confrontation with Muslim students as religious separatism and objections to secularism & Christianity grow
Three months after the beheading of Samuel Paty, murdered for showing caricatures of Muhammad to his students as part of a course on freedom of expression, the finding is clear. Protests against secularism and forms of religious separatism continue to grow at school and teachers are the first victims, as proved by an Ifop survey carried out for the Jean Jaurès and Charlie Hebdo foundation .
Lessons already contested for more than half of teachers
First consequence of this phenomenon: teachers are self-censoring more and more (42%) within their establishments, in order to avoid possible excesses and incidents which could be caused by some pupils. A proportion which even reaches 49% in secondary education and which has increased by 13 points since 2018, according to the study. A majority of teachers surveyed (53%) also state that some of their courses are subject to contestation, and that some students try to avoid them. A figure which is up 12 points here compared to 2018. More specifically, one in five teachers (19%) even observed a challenge or disapproval during the tributes to Professor Samuel Paty, last fall. A figure that climbs to a third (34%) in priority neighborhoods.
Many signs of religious separatism
More worrying still, the proportion of signs of religious separatism at school, far from being anecdotal. Thus, 59% of teachers say they have been confronted with it at least once in their establishment. These signs can take several forms: 45% of teachers say for example to have observed the absence of young girls during swimming lessons. 28% report refusals to enter religious buildings during school trips and 24% have already experienced challenges to Christmas meals, Christmas trees and cakes of kings, or any other Christian symbol. Finally, 21% of teachers testify to the refusal of certain children to join hands in the name of religious convictions, and 9% to requests for the organization of canteens according to the religion of the pupils.
Note – Google translate used.
Ontario reports 3,266 new Covid cases
Ontario is reporting more than 3,000 new cases of the novel coronavirus for a third consecutive day as hospitalizations continue to surge.
The province reported 3,266 new infections of COVID-19 on Wednesday and 37 additional deaths.
Ontario logged 3,128 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, 3,270 on Monday and 2,964 on Sunday.
Premier Ford considering overnight curfew in Ontario: ‘Let’s see where the numbers go’
Could a curfew be under consideration in Ontario?
With Quebec in talks to make a final decision on the safety measure, Premier Doug Ford said he wants to see where COVID-19 cases go in the next little while before implementing something similar for the province.
“Everything is on the table but let’s see where the numbers go,” the Premier said on Tuesday. “I’ll have a discussion over the next day or so with Premier [Francois] Legault.”
Not one criminal should be vaccinated ahead of any vulnerable Canadian or front line health worker.https://t.co/4B22ELE2uf
— Erin O’Toole (@erinotoole) January 6, 2021