Bikini Politics: Did This California Mom Cross the Line or Did the School Board?

Earlier this month, a 50-year-old mother in Yolo County, California, decided to make a statement at a local school board meeting about the school system’s policy that allows junior high children to choose which locker room they use based on their gender identity. She wanted to show the board just how uncomfortable those little girls feel when a biological male steps into their most sacred space and strips down.

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Heather McPherson launches NDP leadership campaign with nod from former Alberta premier Rachel Notley

OTTAWA—Painting herself as a pragmatist with the electoral track record to revive the weakened NDP, Edmonton MP Heather McPherson launched her bid to lead the federal New Democrats on Sunday.

With former Alberta premier Rachel Notley standing by her side, McPherson made the case the NDP needs to focus on bread-and-butter issues to rebuild and grow the party’s tent amid Prime Minister Mark Carney’s rightward shift.


She’s Batshit Crazy and could probably beat up Avi Lewis. I say she’s gonna win.

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Thomas Jacob Sanford Called Mormons the “Anti-Christ” In Conversation A Week Before Attack

The Michigan shooter who killed at least four churchgoers reportedly called Mormons ‘the anti-Christ’ just days before carrying out the attack.

Thomas Jacob Sanford, 40, of Burton, rammed his pickup truck into the Grand Blanc Township church on Sunday morning before opening fire and setting it ablaze.

The former Marine was shot dead by police in the church’s parking lot.


PTSD, drug addiction the whole toxic cocktail.

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Hamas’s plan to infiltrate media and campuses worked: former FBI agent

In an interview with the Post’s Terry Newman, Burns explains that the Muslim Brotherhood, a global Islamist movement, seeks to impose a strict interpretation of Islamic law and has used Hamas as its armed wing to counter the secular Palestine Liberation Organization and oppose Israel’s existence.

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Trump says U.S. to impose 100% tariff on all foreign-made movies

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday he would impose a 100 per cent tariff on all foreign-made movies, an unprecedented move that threatens to upend Hollywood’s global business model.

The step signals Trump’s willingness to extend protectionist trade policies into cultural industries, raising uncertainty for studios that depend heavily on international box-office revenue and cross-border co-productions.


Big problem for California, many US districts offer film industry incentives and tax far less than Newsom’s corrupt little kingdom.

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As unemployment climbs, the promise of a grocery store job lures hundreds … from the 3rd World

The ethnic composition of this job lineup indicates Canada desperately needs more unskilled 3rd World labour.

Not long ago, Casey McLaughlin was executive director of the Yukon Transportation Museum in Whitehorse, but earlier this month she found herself lining up with hundreds of others at a job fair in Ottawa, vying for a coveted position at a new Food Basics grocery store.

“I’m willing to go from being a boss to shelving vegetables because you have to pay the bills,” she said. “It’s really hard to find a job in Ottawa right now.”

Nafisa Ijie also attended the job fair at a hotel in Barrhaven, despite having a master’s degree and experience working as a business analyst in Nigeria and England.

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Canada had a shortage of Nigerian business analysts?

Toronto definitely needs more 3rd World!

h/t Patti Jo

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Police identify suspect in 1991 murders of four girls at Texas yogurt shop

After more than three decades, police have identified a dead suspect in an infamous 1991 murder case in which four girls were slain at a yogurt shop in Austin, Texas.

Austin police revealed Friday that Robert Eugene Brashers had been identified as a suspect in the murders through “a wide range of DNA testing”. Brashers, who had a lengthy criminal history, died by suicide in 1999 at age 40 during a standoff with police in Missouri.

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UK: Labour mayor abused position in effort to bring over 41 Bangladeshi family and friends

A Labour politician abused his mayoral office to try to secure immigration visas to bring 41 family members and friends from Bangladesh to Britain, a Telegraph investigation has found.
Cllr Mohammad Amirul Islam sent both “official” and “doctored” letters emblazoned with his council’s crest and logo to the British High Commission in Dhaka in an attempt to get visa applications treated “favourably”.

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Michael Taube: The Liberals just can’t leave duck hunters alone

The Liberal Party of Canada, like all political parties, makes its share of mistakes. But there often seem to be moments where Liberals don’t learn any lessons from past political blunders. They go back to the well to find a single drop of water to help quench their thirst.

The most recent example? The Liberal gun ban and buyback plan to compensate gun owners who turn in banned firearms. Even the minister in charge seems to realize this program is badly flawed.

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