Warmongers Dredge Up Neville Chamberlain (Again) To Bash Trump’s Ukraine Peace Negotiations

In light of actual progress toward a peace proposal in the Russo-Ukrainian War, warmongers scrambled to hurl their favorite smear at the Trump administration. According to them, anything less than a total crushing victory over Russia is no different than British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain’s policy of appeasement toward Nazi Germany in 1938 and paves the way for further Russian aggression.

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B.C. Secures First Money-Laundering Sentence in a Decade, Exposing Glaring Gaps in Global Hub for Chinese Drug Cash

VANCOUVER — In a milestone that is staggering for its rarity in a jurisdiction regarded as a global nexus of Chinese transnational money laundering that facilitates fentanyl trafficking for Mexican and Iranian gangs, British Columbia’s anti-gang unit has finally secured its first money laundering sentencing in a decade.

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No ordinary protest – Crowborough’s march against illegal migrant invasion of their tiny town

AS THE numbers swell – this time to 3,000 – it is clear that this weekend’s ‘Crowborough says No’ protest was no ordinary protest.

The footage shows there were no identikit placards, no masks, no rentamob, no scuffles with an opposition. A few police watched benignly and stopped the traffic as the ever-lengthening snake of people wended its way up to the crossroads to the small high street.

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Youth arrested in Ontario for posting ISIS videos, seeking firearms

The RCMP has arrested a minor in Ontario on ISIS-related terrorism charges amid a surge in youth radicalization that is concerning security officials.

The arrest occurred on Nov. 4 but was only announced on Tuesday in an RCMP news release that revealed he had been charged with two terrorism offences.

The youth, who cannot be named because he is under 18, had allegedly edited and posted ISIS propaganda videos, according to the RCMP statement.

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Toronto’s Mayor Can’t Save The City Just Now – So she’ll save the world instead.

And, of course, the very best and indeed only way for Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow to save the world is to stand firmly with the Palestinians against that colonial-settler, apartheid, genocidal state of Israel that really should do the decent thing, for once, and disappear, making room for a twenty-third Arab state…

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Why the Aussie burqa stunt has got under the woke’s skin

Australian senator Pauline Hanson has landed herself a one-week suspension from parliament after showing up on Monday dressed in a burqa.

The stunt (which Hanson had already pulled once before, back in 2017) was a protest against the rejection of her bill that would ban full-face coverings in Australia. This is a policy that Hanson’s staunchly anti-immigration party, One Nation, has long campaigned for.

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The hundreds of millions Canada is still spending on ‘gendered’ foreign aid

Gendered or Non-Gendered Rice?

At the G20 summit in Johannesburg, South Africa, over the weekend, Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada would no longer be conducting a “feminist foreign policy.”

Carney said that feminism would continue to be an “aspect” of Canadian diplomacy, but not the overarching mission.

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Italy: Migrants force boyfriend to watch as they gang rape 18 yr. old fiancée

Sex attack horror as young Italian couple are surrounded by three migrants who smash into their car and force boyfriend to watch as they rape his 18-year-old fiancée

A man was held down and forced to watch as migrants who smashed into his car raped his 18-year-old fiancée in Italy, according to police in Rome.

The couple had parked in a quiet corner of Tor Tre Teste, a park in the eastern part of the capital, for privacy, minutes before they were surrounded by the group who attacked their vehicle.

Police said the attackers broke the window and first pulled the man, 24, from the car before forcing the woman out as she tried to cover herself with an item of clothing.

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Pakistan: Hundreds Languish in Prisons on Blasphemy Charges

As a high-level European Union monitoring mission is expected to visit Pakistan on November 24, hundreds are in jail in the country on charges of blaspheming Islam.

Blasphemy is an offense officially punishable by death in Pakistan. In the past decade, vigilantes have murdered dozens of people in mob violence following blasphemy accusations. And the trend of use of those laws to target Christians, as well as other religious minorities, is increasing.

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Troops quitting as housing, health-care shortages push Armed Forces deeper into crisis

A growing number of volunteers are walking away from the Canadian Armed Forces as crushing housing shortages, soaring costs and a lack of basic health care make military life untenable, according to a newly released internal report that paints a bleak picture of life in uniform.

Blacklock’s Reporter says the Evaluation Of Canadian Armed Forces Retention found more than 10% of CAF members were relocated in 2024, often into communities where housing was scarce and unaffordable.

(Incognito)

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Carney and Smith to unveil energy deal in Calgary Thursday, source says

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith are set to announce a memorandum of understanding on energy in Calgary Thursday, over the objections of B.C. Premier David Eby.

Mr. Eby said he spoke privately with Mr. Carney Monday, laying out three specific concerns about a heavy oil pipeline running from Alberta to his province’s northwest coast, but received no commitment that Ottawa would heed his objections.

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University of Minnesota website alerts ‘Whiteness pandemic’

White People – The horror!

The University of Minnesota used a federal grant from the National Institutes of Health to research and address what it called a “Whiteness pandemic.”

The project, which launched in 2021, aimed to provide “Whiteness pandemic resources for parents, educators, and other caregivers.” The National Institute of Mental Health awarded the University of Minnesota $279,271 toward the effort, which had a deadline of June 2023, according to the NIMH website.

h/t Patti Jo

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The future fighter debate

OTTAWA—For the senior brass at the Royal Canadian Air Force, there is no question whatsoever that they want the Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning as the replacement for their aging fleet of CF-18 Hornet fighter planes.

They have wanted the F-35, and only the F-35, since this fifth-generation stealth strike fighter was first on the drawing board in 1997.

In 2010, Stephen Harper’s Conservative government announced a sole-source deal to purchase 65 F-35s for the Air Force at a cost of $9-billion for the aircraft, and a total program cost of $16-billion. However, as the F-35 experienced technical teething trouble, and the costs soared, Harper pushed the reset button on the entire controversial procurement.


Not sure Elbows Up TDS is the best mindset when evaluating fighter jets.

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