The murder of George Floyd at the hands of a white police officer in May 2020 proved to be an inflection point in American life. Against the backdrop of a global pandemic and the Trump presidency, racial identity politics exploded into the mainstream. This was the summer of Black Lives Matter marches and protests. A summer in which BLM-branded ‘wokeness’ took hold of liberal America and arguably never really let go.
ABC News pulled Jimmy Kimmel off the air on Wednesday. Not for being painfully unfunny, and not even for having an opinion. No, Kimmel got yanked because he flat-out lied and claimed: “the MAGA gang desperately [is] trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of them and doing everything they can to score political points from it.”
It was a pure lie. Following widespread criticism, Nextstar Media Group said its ABC affiliate stations would not run Kimmel’s show over the comments.
To the Canadian MSM having a meltdown over Jimmy Kimmel being fired,
I don't remember any of you defending Don Cherry… pic.twitter.com/6A4BSxStW0
— Leah True Crime Canada (@CanTrueCrime) September 18, 2025
h/t Patti Jo
Who is Mark Carney?
The man comes to us from a glamorous but allegedly mediocre career in banking. He was in fact, as many claim, an ineffectual and counter-productive Bank Governor for both Canada and the U.K., despite his frequent braggadocio of having saved two economies. One recalls that Jordan Peterson disdainfully pegged him as a self-anointed “planetary savior,” for Peterson understood that Carney, a man with no class or pedigree, was given compulsively to self-promotion.
Donald Trump urged Keir Starmer to deploy the military to stop the Channel boats crisis breaking Britain today.
At a tense joint press conference, the US president warned that illegal immigration ‘destroys countries from within’ – as he highlighted his own success in securing America’s borders.
Mr Trump also bluntly stated that he ‘disagreed’ with Sir Keir’s plan to recognise a Palestinian state, urged the UK to do more drilling for oil and gas in the North Sea, and pointedly hailed the ‘traditions of British liberty’.
'I told the Prime Minister I would stop it!'
Donald Trump says he has warned Keir Starmer about Britain's open borders, saying illegal immigration 'destroys countries from within'. Starmer says he is taking the issue 'incredibly seriously' in response. pic.twitter.com/Lbpl6MR5YQ
— GB News (@GBNEWS) September 18, 2025
We no longer fight ideas: we want to destroy those who hold them. Tyler is the puppet behind which stand the most lethal puppeteers: the university professors, the network of “progressive intellectuals,” the wicked teachers who turned Robinson into a killer.
He asked simple and rational questions. And in an era as crazy as ours, reason mixed with calm always gets on people’s nerves.
A few months ago, a video circulated of the debate between Charlie Kirk and the students of the Cambridge Union. On one side Kirk, on the other an eccentric English boy with improbable red hair.
“Tell me one thing,” Kirk asked: “Between Israel and Hamas, who’s the good guy?”
The silence from most universities after Charlie Kirk was murdered at a college event speaks loudly and finally a professor has the courage to call it out. Meet professor Trevor Michael Tomesh from the University of Wisconsin system. He said everything that needed to be said. pic.twitter.com/NM8PVOI4JB
— Robby Starbuck (@robbystarbuck) September 16, 2025
Taxpayers have footed more than $1 billion in federal diversity, equity and inclusion programs since 2016, newly-released records show.
Blacklock’s Reorter says spending ranged from agriculture subsidies for “cultural vegetables” to grants honouring Congolese veterans.
Figures released in an Inquiry Of Ministry tabled in the Commons detailed $1.049 billion in payouts tied to diversity, equity and inclusion.
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Transport Canada had weeks of warning before BC Ferries made a controversial announcement in June that it was buying four new ships from China, according to an e-mail from the ferry organization’s head.
The purchase was swiftly condemned at the time by Chrystia Freeland, who was transport minister until she stepped down from the position on Tuesday to become Ottawa’s special representative to Ukraine.
Ukraine was Grifty’s reward for lining Xi’s pockets.
Former MSNBC host Keith Olbermann ignited backlash on social media over his response to Jimmy Kimmel’s show getting pulled off air over remarks he made about the suspect accused of murdering Charlie Kirk.
Keith, you are already living in Hell. Old, unemployed, irrelevant. Fired from every job you ever had. Unmarried and childless. Spending your final years alone, shitposting into the void, begging to be noticed. When you die you will leave behind no legacy and there will be nobody… https://t.co/WUzQjiSp98
— Matt Walsh (@MattWalshBlog) September 18, 2025
h/t Clink
On March 22, 2020, CBC News Network interviewed Dr. Richard Schabas. Schabas had been Ontario’s chief medical officer of health between 1987 and 1997 and had appeared, or been heard, on the CBC, by his estimate, “literally hundreds” of times before. For more than 30 years, he had been a regular and trusted source on public health matters, and he had fully justified the CBC’s confidence in him. During the SARS outbreak in 2003, for example, Schabas was the chief of staff at one of the affected hospitals, York Central. At a time when there was widespread panic and some models were predicting 120 million deaths worldwide, he determined that the disease was not sufficiently infectious to spread in community settings and predicted that it would die out as soon as proper infection control measures were adopted in hospitals. He was proved right.
Here’s Ilhan Omar explaining that her goal is to use her position in Congress to build up Somalia so she can move back there.
“I am a Somali girl… a young child taken from her country. That misses her country and wishes to live there.”
This woman shouldn’t be on any… pic.twitter.com/JdSpMQhb9x
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) September 18, 2025
A new report by the Fraser Institute on Canada’s economic growth illustrates the wisdom of the famous saying popularized by Mark Twain that, “There are three kinds of lies: Lies, damned lies and statistics.”
It argues that while the Justin Trudeau government was boasting about Canada’s strong economic growth during its last five years in power from 2020-2024, the average Canadian’s standard of living was plummeting by the steepest rate in any five-year period since the Great Depression.
When your security services are warning the peasants are likely to revolt you’re living under a Liberal government…
Secret RCMP report warns Canadians may revolt once they realize how broke they are
This licensed therapist thinks that Charlie Kirk‘s wife is acting weird and that there is something off with her. pic.twitter.com/AnBytuW7Az
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) September 18, 2025
We’ve all heard the old line that character is destiny. It’s one of those things you might have sticking in your head every time a risk you take goes wrong or there’s a teachable moment that plays out in front of you.
You can beat yourself up pretty badly with “character is destiny.” Because it’s very true, and it’s also harsh as hell.
In discussing Charlie Kirk’s murder, President Obama did his classic move: He insisted he’s better than Republicans because he isn’t divisive and doesn’t demonize the other side …. and then proceeded to demonize them, including invoking made up quotes to paint Charlie as racist. pic.twitter.com/owrQrR98pY
— Batya Ungar-Sargon (@bungarsargon) September 18, 2025
Is this joke antisemitic?
— Bret Weinstein (@BretWeinstein) September 18, 2025
Here’s a clip of their CEO describing the company.
: @infolibnews pic.twitter.com/ZiK3EU7MCV
— Dominic Michael Tripi (@DMichaelTripi) September 17, 2025
h/t Patti Jo
Last week, the city of Malibu hosted a “Protect Your Property Security Workshop,” with the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Malibu/Lost Hills Station as co-host. It’s an odd event: the city and the sheriff are telling people how to protect their own property. Isn’t the government supposed to do that?
This isn’t the first time Malibu has admitted to its residents that the city can’t keep them safe. In mid-May, two days before the Pacific Coast Highway re-opened to outside traffic after the L.A. fires, the Malibu City Council voted to spend $260,000 a month to hire private security guards to prevent homes from being burglarized.
