BTW …
These are Action4Canada’s pages on Islam…based on facts. https://t.co/7N0m4azVA1 https://t.co/RbLrE0VtG9— Tanya Gaw (@GawTanya) September 11, 2026
H/T Occam’s Razor, Hermes & Mauser
Nazi Speech Police In Action
Left-Wing Violence Is Still An Existential Threat To The Republic
There’s no silver lining to Charlie Kirk’s assassination, that goes without saying. But his violent death was the culmination of left-wing violence that was allowed to grow unfettered for years. The horrific sight of his murder, the toll it took on his family, the movement, and even the country, should have been a watershed moment. It should have marked the last incident of political violence in America forever — or at least for a long time. America should have grown more united, more peaceful, and less deadly and violent after Kirk’s assassination.
But none of that has happened and sadly left-wing violence is still a threat to this country.
A Manufactured Trade War with Canada
As we enter general election season, we have disruptions in the news and in the economy: a nagging USA-Canada trade war that seems to accelerate at the worst possible times.
In August, the Canadians walked away from a trade agreement to which their negotiators had already agreed, when Prime Minister Mark Carney recalled them specifically to create a fight.
Mothers for Moloch
When women turn a mother who murdered her children into a progressive cause célèbre, it reveals the total moral bankruptcy of modern feminism. The case of Lindsay Clancy, a suburban Massachusetts mother who strangled her three young children to death using her own exercise bands, should have inspired universal condemnation. Instead, it birthed a grotesque cult of mental health advocates, social media defenders, and self-proclaimed forensic fans who immediately rallied to transform a child-killer into a tragic feminist martyr.
Beijing Feared Meng Wanzhou Would Cooperate in New York—and Mounted a Coercive Campaign to Bring Her Home. Huawei’s Racketeering Trial Starts Without Her
BROOKLYN, New York — “Theft, lies, cover-up.”
That was how Justice Department lawyer Taylor Stout opened the United States government’s criminal case against Huawei Technologies, alleging that the Chinese telecommunications giant spent two decades stealing American technology, deceiving global banks and concealing its business with Iran’s repressive regime.
The government’s first witness took the jury into the prosecution’s claim that Huawei assisted Iran’s domestic-surveillance machinery.
The German elites deserve their punishment beating
A political earthquake would be too weak a description of the shock caused by last Sunday’s election in the small German state of Saxony-Anhalt. The governing Christian Democrats (CDU) won a measly 17.2 per cent – down nearly 20 points from the previous election – while the right-populist AfD came out on top with 43.8 per cent.
Swapping U.S. trade for Europe could move Canada from the Titanic to the Hindenburg
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s “forward guidance” videos have proven adept at fostering populist tactics in the services of mainstream politics.
Voters across the western world have been drawn to conspiracy theories and demagogues because they fear that nobody is in control. In this series of videos, Carney has presented a calm, reassuring face to the world, telling Canadians that their “improbable country” will “pivot and prosper” in the face of the trade war with the Americans.
New York honours 9/11 by ‘rebuilding’ the Twin Towers with 2,977 light drones – one for every victim
New York has honoured the victims of 9/11 by recreating the Twin Towers with 2,977 illuminated drones.
The show over New York Harbor on Wednesday night formed the outline of the towers, with one drone for each person who died in the attacks.
A drone light show featuring one drone for every life lost on 9/11 lit up the New York City sky in a powerful tribute to the victims. 🇺🇸
What a beautiful tribute. 🙏🏾 pic.twitter.com/JUEeAIsgVC
— Brandon Tatum (@TheOfficerTatum) September 10, 2026
The cash-strapped, disorganized fight to keep Alberta in Canada
The organizations lobbying to keep Alberta in Canada ahead of a fall referendum vote are short on cash, tight on time and hamstrung in their ability to organize a concerted campaign for the federalist side.
Public opinion polls consistently show that separatist voters are in the minority in Alberta – but they are also highly motivated. That means in the Oct. 19 vote on whether to launch a formal separation referendum, how many people show up to vote could be the determining factor between a nail-biter and a decisive win for the federalist side.
France: Foreigners responsible for 87% of thefts, 61% of sexual violence on Paris public transport
Foreigners account for a massive share of thefts, sexual violence, and robberies on Paris public transport in 2025, according to new government data.
According to compilations from the SSMSI data files, foreigners accounted in 2025 for 87 percent of simple thefts on Île-de-France public transport, 60 percent of robberies, and 38 percent of physical assault.
MORGAN: I couldn’t care less about ‘Islamophobia’ right now
On the eve of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the terrorist attacks committed by Islamists on the United States that murdered 2,977 innocent people, former federal special representative on “Islamophobia” Amira Elghawaby says the 25 years since the September 11 terrorist attacks have been a difficult period for Muslims. She feels now is a time to try and portray Islamists as victims and plead for sympathy.
Her timing is vile, as is the ideology she is running cover for, and I couldn’t care less if Islamists got blowback for committing one of the most horrific terrorist atrocities of modern times.
Would Sadiq Khan back a rave in a mosque?
I must return, regrettably, to the subject of the Church of England. Readers with long memories may recall the year of our Lord 2024. In -February of that year, the people who are meant to care for Canterbury Cathedral allowed a ‘silent disco’ to take place over two nights in the place where St Thomas à Becket was -martyred. Two thousand revellers turned up to take part in what became known as ‘a rave in the nave’. Naturally the Church of -England authorities denied that this -constituted any sort of defilement of one of England’s -holiest places.
As the trade war dominates Canadian politics, Conservatives fight among themselves
The Conservative Party’s big tent has been filled with infighting these past few months.
It may not be obvious to anyone who spent the summer in an actual tent, rather than on social media, but fractures are forming within the coalition cultivated by leader Pierre Poilievre.
Fred DeLorey, the chair of NorthStar Public Affairs and a former top party adviser, said it feels like everyone’s trying to “define what is a Conservative.”
I don’t think Poilievre is the real problem so much as the anointed conservative establishment.
I can’t support a party that fails me on critical issues like Remigration.
Canada needs an AfD and parliament has to be swept clean.
WTF?
Top work as always @Le_Crapaud47
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pic.twitter.com/O967ACiQKm— Tommy Robinson (@TRobinsonNewEra) September 9, 2026
Army of Patriots: Why the British Government Must Be Terrified of What’s Been Happening in Dover and Portsmouth
In August of 2011, the British government—a Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition led by David Cameron—discovered just how tenuous its grasp on law and order really was.
The most serious urban riots in a generation were kicked off by the death of a mixed-race man called Mark Duggan on August 4 in Tottenham, north London. Armed police intercepted the car Duggan was traveling in and shot him. The officers said they believed he had been carrying a gun, and a converted pistol was found at the scene; tight gun laws in the UK mean criminals often convert deactivated pistols and starter guns into live weapons. Initial reports claimed there was an exchange of gunfire, but the story quickly changed. Duggan wasn’t holding the gun at the time he was killed. It took until 2014, and a full judicial inquest, to establish that Duggan had indeed been lawfully killed.