Elizabeth Holmes And Lindsay Clancy Defenders Are Cut From The Same Sociopathic Cloth

Elizabeth Holmes And Lindsay Clancy Defenders Are Cut From The Same Sociopathic Cloth

here’s a little clip from an upcoming documentary making the rounds on social media. It’s from a film called You Can See Everything, which chronicles the final days before convicted felon Elizabeth Holmes is sent to prison.

If you don’t remember who Elizabeth Holmes is, she’s the erstwhile CEO of Theranos —a medical technology company that saw its value rise astronomically during the early 2010s based on claims that it possessed potentially revolutionary medical technology, making Holmes a fortune and winning the accolades of the corporate media for her trailblazing status as the youngest self-made female billionaire.

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Why ban balaclavas, but not burqas?

Why ban balaclavas, but not burqas?

One of the more visible signs of Britain’s creeping lawlessness is the proliferation of men in balaclavas. In Nottingham, the authorities have finally decided that enough is enough and are launching a crackdown on ‘face coverings’. As of next week, police will have the power to compel people to uncover their faces. Failure to comply can result in an on-the-spot fine of £70 or even prosecution.

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Matthew Lau: Who protects the lowly worker? Not unions, not government

Matthew Lau: Who protects the lowly worker? Not unions, not government

Labour Day is invariably accompanied by pronouncements from progressives about how unions and government benefit workers and protect them from exploitation. However, the reality is the opposite. Even if they sometimes benefit certain privileged workers in the short run, the main effect of unions and government expansion is to harm workers overall, with the most disadvantaged members of the labour force suffering the worst consequences.

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Lack of Muslim assimilation in America: Perception or reality?

Lack of Muslim assimilation in America: Perception or reality?

The questions about the assimilation of Muslim communities in this country are becoming more, not less, controversial over time. Some people insist that Muslims are blending much better into our communities than in the past; other people feel certain that there will always be a division between our mainstream culture and the many cultures of Islam.

Who is to be believed, and how critical are the conclusions we draw?

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RCMP Told U.S. Agencies Falkland Was “Not an Open Discussion.” A Year Later, No One Has Been Charged With Running the Superlab

RCMP Told U.S. Agencies Falkland Was “Not an Open Discussion.” A Year Later, No One Has Been Charged With Running the Superlab

VANCOUVER — In June 2025, eight months after the Royal Canadian Mounted Police announced it had dismantled the largest fentanyl and methamphetamine laboratory in Canadian history, the force invited American agencies to its British Columbia headquarters in Surrey for what the Americans had hoped would be a working session.

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Balaclava-clad anti-migrant activists led by convicted criminal ‘Danny Tommo’ stage latest protest outside Daily Mail office

Balaclava-clad anti-migrant activists led by convicted criminal ‘Danny Tommo’ stage latest protest outside Daily Mail office

Balaclava-clad anti-migrant activists led by convicted criminal ‘Danny Tommo’ staged their latest protest today outside the Daily Mail’s office.

The rabble-rouser, real name Daniel Thomas, organised protests that saw hundreds of masked men descend on Dover and Portsmouth over the weekend.

On Sunday, demonstrators shouting ‘stop the boats’ blockaded the Port of Dover, leading to roads becoming gridlocked and holidaymakers missing ferry crossings.

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How Canada decided to hurt its own economy, raise its inflation—and most Canadians approved because they’re so angry at Trump

How Canada decided to hurt its own economy, raise its inflation—and most Canadians approved because they’re so angry at Trump

Economists are warning that Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s “dollar-for-dollar” tariff strategy could mean some economic pain for the Great White North, but Canadians are so frustrated with the Trump administration they support the move anyway.

Canada implemented retaliatory tariffs of 15% to 50% that took effect on Tuesday and will impact hundreds of U.S. goods, including paper, steel, aluminum, furniture, as well as cheese and seafood. The levies were in response to a breakdown of trade talks between the countries and the Trump administration’s piling on of tariffs on $20 billion worth of Canadian goods earlier this summer.

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Carney urges Canadians to vacation at home after taking summer holiday in Italy

Carney urges Canadians to vacation at home after taking summer holiday in Italy

Prime Minister Mark Carney is urging Canadians to vacation at home and “send a message” amid the trade war with the United States, weeks after taking his own summer holiday in Italy.

Carney made the appeal in a 15-minute YouTube video following the collapse of Canada-U.S. trade negotiations and the introduction of retaliatory Canadian tariffs ranging from 15% to 50% on smartphones, kitchen appliances and other American products.

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Some Progressive Americans Are ‘Chinamaxxing’

Some Progressive Americans Are ‘Chinamaxxing’

Some Americans are now “Chinamaxxing.”

According to Mary Julia Koch, an associate editor of the Wall Street Journal’s Free Expression page, progressive Americans are “fangirling” over high-tech Chinese cities, their public infrastructure, public transit, their cultural practices, and how quickly the Chinese Communist Party is able to build them.

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Even playgrounds are no longer safe in Ceuta after the migrant invasion

Even playgrounds are no longer safe in Ceuta after the migrant invasion

Ceuta, population 83,000, suffered what is being described as its worst night of vandalism last night since some 70,000 migrants poured across the Moroccan border at the end of July. Vehicles and rubbish containers were set alight in several districts, fires were started among belongings in migrant encampments and police intervened in several fights between migrants.

Madrid puts the number remaining in its North African exclave at around 5,000. But current estimates in Ceuta suggest it is almost double.

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