The Iranian regime is once again racing to acquire nuclear weapons. In doing so, it is turning to Russia and almost certainly looking toward China and North Korea for support. This is an immediate and existential threat to the United States, Israel, and the Free World.
Tehran’s repeated denials are lies, masking a clear and urgent drive to obtain nuclear capability as quickly as possible.
It’s the fall air show season, but the biggest attraction — U.S. military planes — will not appear this weekend in Southern California because of the federal government shutdown.
In their place? The Snowbirds, the acrobatic fleet from the Royal Canadian Air Force.
“Thank God Canada is not the 51st state yet,” said Kevin Elliott, the director of the Pacific Airshow in Huntington Beach, Calif.
Eighty-six French senators have published a collective op-ed in the conservative press outlet Boulevard Voltaire calling for increased public vigilance to ensure the protection of French Christians, who are now despised and largely ignored.
In the first five months of 2025 alone, 322 anti-Christian acts were recorded—an increase of 13% over the same period last year.
Add Catherine McKenna’s name to the long list of former cabinet ministers who have called Justin Trudeau a phony.
McKenna’s new book, Run Like a Girl, describes Trudeau in harsh terms describing him as someone who would talk down to people, and who was mostly interested in things like a gender-balanced cabinet as a way to virtue signal.
Canada’s many delusional citizens still elected the jerk.
An eco-extremist group funded by leftist billionaire George Soros is turning from its typical climate change obsessions to launch an all out war against President Donald Trump.
The youth-led Sunrise Movement, which was funded with $2 million between 2019 and 2023 alone by Soros, “expanding its mission to battle ‘authoritarianism’ as the Trump administration targets left-leaning organizations and puts one of the group’s major funders [Soros] in the crosshairs,”according to The Intercept October 2.
DeAndre Anderson was a ticking time bomb.
He called them “toilets” and the Burlington loner’s long-planned attacks on women were not simply twisted musings on an incel website.
Why no pic? I can’t find one anywhere.
The Alberta government says it has shut down five training schools and taken several other steps to crack down on unsafe practices and bad actors in the commercial trucking sector.
Transportation Minister Devin Dreeshen said a series of investigations, inspections and audits over the past six months uncovered “fraudulent behaviour” in the industry, leading to these latest actions.
A problem in both Canada and America.
The guy who blew a stop sign in Canada and killed a bunch of kids on a hockey team was on a work visa from India and had barely any driving experience. It's even worse in the Canadian trucking industry. https://t.co/gwQ4Og1XAk pic.twitter.com/NBvkUldXF2
— CD (@siegfriedmuell) April 16, 2025
At least 355 people have been arrested in central London during protests in support of the proscribed group Palestine Action the Metropolitan Police has said.
Organisers Defend Our Juries said around 1,000 took part in demonstrations backing Palestine Action – a group which was proscribed by the government in July making it illegal to show any support or affiliation to them.
Demonstrations went ahead despite calls from ministers and police who called for protests to be postponed following Thursday’s deadly synagogue attack in Manchester.
UK pro-Palestinian protests went ahead Saturday despite a plea from Prime Minister Keir Starmer, two days after a deadly car-ramming and knife attack on a synagogue.
➡️ https://t.co/rYScjjvZOn pic.twitter.com/S4zgJdtEq2— AFP News Agency (@AFP) October 4, 2025
WASHINGTON — The US military killed four alleged “narco-terrorists” in the latest strike on a boat deemed to be trafficking drugs off the coast of Venezuela, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced Friday.
The operation targeted a “vessel affiliated with designated terrorist organizations,” killing four men who were “transporting substantial amounts of narcotics headed to America to poison our people,” Hegseth wrote on X.
BREAKING: Drug boat heading to the US from Venezuela just blown up by the US military. 4 smugglers kiIIed. pic.twitter.com/BpiVuszYB8
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) October 3, 2025
The federal government issued more than $6.8 million in penalties to employers violating the rules of the temporary foreign worker program from January to September 2025, already surpassing the total from 2024’s record-setting year of fines, according to data from Immigration, Refugee and Citizenship Canada.
That is about a 65 per cent increase from the $4.1 million in penalties handed out last year.
From January to the end of September this year, Ottawa levied 214 fines against non-compliant companies, averaging $31,971 per decision, according to the Star’s analysis of the data. That’s up from 155 fines last year, which averaged $26,776 — nearly double the 2023 average of $13,860.
Star propaganda on behalf of the Liberal Party and their corporate cronies.
The fines are small and treated as the cost of doing business. They are not a deterrent.
OpenAI’s artificial intelligence-generated video maker called “Sora 2” has launched and it is throwing Hollywood and the entertainment industry into full-blown panic with “nightmare” predictions of the looming end of the showbiz industry as we know it.
My favorite new trend in the Sora app is putting Pikachu in every movie.
This is “Saving Private Pikachu” pic.twitter.com/pV8JYUb9SZ
— Justine Moore (@venturetwins) October 1, 2025
OMG.
I asked SORA 2 to create a 90s Toy Ad of Epstein's Island. pic.twitter.com/gv8JW22Ix9
— Solo (@Solopopsss) October 1, 2025
‘Offensive’ phrase still used for tank tops on Amazon, even though it violates Canada’s advertising code
Several ads for men’s tank tops remain on Amazon’s Canadian website, despite an Ad Standards Council ruling that the phrase used to describe them — “wife beater” — is offensive, trivializes domestic violence and violates Canada’s advertising code.
The slang term refers to a certain style of tight-fitting tank tops introduced in the 1930s as a men’s undershirt. The shirt entered into popular culture in 1951, when Marlon Brando wore one while playing the hard-edged, violent Stanley Kowalski in A Streetcar Named Desire.
Last year, as Nato prepared to mark its 75th anniversary, its defence college in Rome published an anthology of science fiction stories imagining what the alliance might look like in 2099, another three quarters of a century in the future. One of the authors envisaged a Chinese artificial superintelligence going rogue and killing 450 million people before it was imprisoned on the Moon. Another imagined a utopia in which Nato would dedicate its energies to nature conservation and schlep cadets across the North Pole in “Thunberg-class” transport ships.
OFFS. @fancypants_s https://t.co/qeFQxydhzx
— Auntie Polly (@auntie_polly) October 4, 2025
h/t Auntie Polly
Indigenous Peoples grapple with claims downplaying the history of residential schools
OTTAWA – As Indigenous Peoples marked the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation this week, they also had to confront a persistent problem: public figures claiming the history of residential schools has been exaggerated or falsified.
It’s a problem community leaders say poses a real challenge to reconciliation efforts across the country.
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission, mandated out of a legal settlement between the federal government and survivors of residential schools, concluded the goal of the schools was to erase Indigenous cultures.
