Congress Must Root Out Leftist Funding That Created Climate Ripe For Kirk Assassination

Charlie Kirk’s assassination was a terrorist attack meant to discourage the conservative movement. Even before authorities had suspected sniper Tyler Robinson in custody, we knew it was likely the work of a radicalized mind brainwashed by far-left extremist rhetoric so vile that he thought it was okay to kill someone.

Where does this radicalization come from? Follow the money.

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Tommy Robinson: Britain’s 21st century Wat Tyler

YESTERDAY’S Unite The Kingdom protest march and rally was a truly historic event – a people’s revolt led by their folk hero, Tommy Robinson, a 21st century Wat Tyler.

Watching him from the side of the stage, it was hard to believe that just months ago he was in solitary confinement, behind bars, having lost his appeal for release. Yet here he was, unbroken, made stronger by his ordeal, lucid and in command, addressing hundreds of thousands of people – possibly more than a million – who had arrived in central London from all corners of the country to hear him, plus many more watching online from home and from abroad.

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RCMP feared traitor Kim Philby knew ‘most interesting’ Canadian secrets: documents

OTTAWA – The early-1960s revelation that British spy Kim Philby had worked for Moscow alarmed Canadian intelligence officials who feared that he had betrayed confidences gleaned from Soviet defector Igor Gouzenko, once-secret archival records show.

Harold Adrian Russell “Kim” Philby was recruited by Russian intelligence in the 1930s. He joined Britain’s Secret Intelligence Service, known as MI-6, during the Second World War, rising through the ranks to become a senior liaison officer in Washington from 1949 to 1951.

British intelligence eventually learned of Philby’s treachery and confronted him in Beirut in late 1962. Early the next year, Philby slipped aboard a freighter to the Soviet Union, where he was granted asylum and lived until his death in 1988.

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The ignorance and idiocy of Hollywood’s Israel boycott

In Israel, there is a thriving television and film industry, which in recent years has become admired around the world. If you are one of the few people who have not watched the thriller, Fauda, a global sensation in Hebrew and Arabic that is particularly popular in the Arab world, binge it immediately; a new season is due for release in the coming months.

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Amy Hamm: The CBC can’t be trusted to report on J.K. Rowling

Two city councillors in Vancouver have thrown an impotent fit over a Harry Potter “Forbidden Forest Experience” walking tour set to come to Vancouver’s Stanley Park this fall. Cancel it, they demanded — don’t you know that J.K. Rowling is a witch? (Considering the number of times Rowling has thwarted her own cancellation, I, too, am beginning to wonder if she might indeed be some sort of enchantress.)

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MAGA supporter almost shot by deranged leftist as gunfight erupts over Trump sign

A deranged leftist has been caught on camera firing shots towards a MAGA supporter’s home after ripping a Donald Trump sign from his property.

Swain County Sheriff’s Office said they were called to a river rafting business in rural Bryson City, North Carolina, just before 6pm on September 6 to reports of gunshots.

The chaos was over by the time deputies arrived at the Paddle Inn Rafting Company, but the owner shared a video showing what happened on YouTube.

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Charlie Kirk Was Right About the British ‘Revolution

In May, just months before his political assassination at a U.S. university, Charlie Kirk visited Britain to take part in the famous Union debates at our two top universities, Oxford and Cambridge.

Reflecting on his trip afterwards in the Spectator magazine, the American national conservative made a bold and prophetic prediction: “Make no mistake: Trump’s revolution is coming to the UK.”

Kirk said that his Oxbridge experience had taught him that, “just like in America, the students of the elite university may be the last to realise” how far and fast things are changing. But he was clear that “In Britain at large, a very different attitude prevails.”

And now a little smile …

h/t Mauser

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MORGAN: Carney’s eco-zealotry is crushing Canada’s economy

Canada’s economy is sputtering and it will continue to under Liberal rule. Carney’s administration is as economically reckless as Trudeau’s was and for the same reason. Carney’s net-zero obsession is overwhelming his pragmatism when it comes to policy reforms. He can’t allow himself to support any policy that may clash with his green vision for the world thus he dithers and offers double-speak while industries continue to decline.

(Incognito)

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KLEIN: What hold does Nahanni Fontaine have on Wab Kinew?

My disappointment in Premier Wab Kinew could not be stronger. Why is he afraid to hold Minister Nahanni Fontaine accountable? This is not about politics; it is about standards. Fontaine posted on Instagram, celebrating that another person had “absolutely no empathy” for Charlie Kirk, a man assassinated in front of his wife and children, calling him a racist, xenophobic, transphobic, Islamophobic, sexist white nationalist mouthpiece. She dismissed his life entirely because she disagreed with his politics. That was not just a lapse in judgment. That was an elected minister celebrating the murder of a political opponent. And the Premier’s response was to ask her to apologize.

(Incognito)

h/t Patti Jo

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When the Preference Cascade Becomes a Flood

I’ve written before about preference cascades — where large portions of the public, often a majority, conceal their views for fear of punishment, only to reveal those views when some precipitating event takes place. Classic examples include the fall of Communist regimes, like Ceausescu’s Romania, where even Ceausescu himself thought everyone loved him until shortly before he was stood in front of a wall and shot.

Usually those happen in one direction. But in contemporary America, they’re happening in two.

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Inside the sprawling online industry selling fake Canadian visas and human smuggling services

A silver Toyota minivan pulls into a bank parking lot in Toronto’s west end.

Two young Punjabi men step out and start looking around for their client, a woman they’ve been communicating with over the previous days through texts and calls.

She has agreed to pay them $4,000 to be smuggled south across the border into the United States.

The two men believe the woman is waiting for them inside the bank.

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