Trump Shreds ‘Racist Sleazebag ‘Charlamagne Tha God’ in Fiery Truth Social Post

President Donald Trump took a hammer to comments from left-wing radio host and podcaster Charlamagne Tha God, and blasted him as a “racist sleazebag” for his comments about the Jeffrey Epstein controversy.

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CHARLEBOIS: CUSMA-Exempt — the 93% Mirage

Since Aug. 1, many Canadian commentators have downplayed the impact of the 35% tariffs the United States has imposed on select Canadian goods, citing the Canada–United States–Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) and its oft-repeated claim that 90% to 93% of Canadian exports remain exempt.

While technically true, this statistic masks the much more complicated — and far less reassuring —reality for Canada’s agri-food sector.

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Canadian military relies on just 300 personnel to patrol vast Arctic region

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Only about 300 Canadian Armed Forces members are responsible for patrolling the country’s northern territories — an area six times the size of France — according to a federal briefing note that also welcomes foreign military support in the Arctic.

Blacklock’s Reporter says the June 20 document, titled Arctic Sovereignty And Security, acknowledged that the regular military presence in Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut remains limited.

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Public Servants Risk Scrutiny for Criticizing Government Online: Federal Guidance Document

Ottawa has issued a guidance document informing public servants they may face scrutiny if they post content on social media that it deems partisan, disrespectful, or critical of government policies—even when shared from anonymous personal accounts.

The document seeks to provide “guidance for public servants on their personal use of social media.”

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CEO’s Salary At Defunded Corporation For Public Broadcasting Could Fund A Radio Station For Years

Still flabbergasted over being defunded by Congress, board members of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) cried, lied, and quoted Shakespeare during their melodramatic July 24 board meeting. On August 1, the board announced it is starting an “orderly wind-down of its operations,” and most of the CPB staff positions “will conclude with the close of the fiscal year on September 30, 2025.”

You would cry too, if you were losing a compensation package bigger than the salary of the president of the United States. In 2022, CPB CEO Patricia Harrison’s compensation was $524,000, according to the CPB’ most recently available 990 tax exempt form.

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The Nuneaton child rape cover-up

The alleged crimes of illegal migrants must not be swept under the carpet.

They still don’t get it. Even after the grooming-gangs scandal, covered up for the sake of multiculturalism, even after the Southport riots, fuelled by the information vacuum left after those horrific murders, British police appear desperate to follow the same failed playbook. Namely, inflaming community tensions in the name of easing them, and treating the public with contempt.

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Devastating Official US Report Lays Bare The Abuses of ‘Settled’ Climate Science And Its Role in Net Zero

Net Zero is dead in the United States and the last rites have been administered in the devastating official report from the Department of Energy. Released earlier this week, the report cancels the decades-long censorship imposed by so-called ‘settled’ climate science. It is compiled by five eminent scientists and is a systematic take-down of the claims, methodologies and motivations driving activist scientists, politicians and opinion formers promoting the hard-Left Net Zero fantasy. Despite its ground-breaking importance, to date it has been largely ignored by mainstream media including the BBC and Guardian.

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Vox: If only straight men were actually gay, then they wouldn’t be so lonely

This is a real headline from a recent article at Vox: “Why are so many straight guys so bad at gossiping?” And, here’s the solution the author offers: “Learning to yap could solve the male loneliness epidemic.

Translation? If only straight men were actually just gay, and yapped about other people’s lives like catty women, then they wouldn’t be so lonely.

Have we finally reached peak idiocy? Well, based on where our leftwing media is apparently at you’d think so, but if our past experiences are any indication, perhaps not.

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French farmers devise ingenious (and smelly!) way to deal with a horde of squatters on their farm

French farmers have a devised a clever way of dealing with hordes of squatters on their land – and it involves truckloads of manure.

Footage shows the striking moment tractors are let loose on a farm in Hautes-Vosges to drive around in circles spraying a brown sludgy-looking liquid in their wake.

It comes as scores of white caravans and cars can be seen parked up on the outskirts of the land – in addition to what even appears to be one red Ferrari.

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UK Migration ‘Crackdown’ Targets “Very Small Players” as Anger Boils Over

Britain’s newspapers are filled almost daily with stories of horrific crimes carried out by illegal migrants. Yet the Labour government—much like the Conservative administration that preceded it—continually refuses to take decisive action, opting instead to tinker around the edges of the issue at hand.

Ministers said on Saturday they are preparing new plans which would see those who advertise Channel crossings or fake passports on social media face up to five years in prison. A nice side measure, perhaps, but nowhere near significant enough to effect any change on its own.

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STIRLING: The climate report the mainstream media thought you shouldn’t see

The U.S. Department of Energy recently commissioned a “red team” climate report by a group of respected experts: Judith Curry, John Christy, Roy Spencer, Steve Koonin, and Canadian economist Ross McKitrick. The report raises serious doubts about the idea of a looming climate catastrophe — yet it’s been largely ignored by mainstream media.

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