45% Of College Students Justify Violence To Stop ‘Hate Speech’: Survey

45% Of College Students Justify Violence To Stop ‘Hate Speech’: Survey

A new survey finds that nearly half of undergraduate students support censorship, shout-downs, and physical violence to suppress what they consider “hate speech” or offensive ideas.

Fox News reports that the 2026 National Undergraduate Student Survey, released this month by the Buckley Institute, shows that 45 percent of undergraduate students surveyed believe physical violence can be justified to stop so-called hate speech. That number is up 6 points from 2025 and ties the all-time record set in 2023.

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RCMP search headquarters of Quebec bus maker Lion Electric in fraud investigation

RCMP search headquarters of Quebec bus maker Lion Electric in fraud investigation

Dozens of RCMP police officers are searching the headquarters of Canadian electric bus company Lion Electric as part of what the national police force is calling an investment fraud investigation.

As many as 75 police officers are taking part in the operation, which is targeting the company’s base of operations in Saint-Jérôme, Que., some 60 kilometres northwest of Montreal, RCMP spokesman Enrique Gasse said in an email on Wednesday.

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RUBENSTEIN: Denying Indian Residential School denialism

RUBENSTEIN: Denying Indian Residential School denialism

The leaders of a powerful push against what they call Indian Residential School “denialism” have seen their anti-denialism critique published by the Calgary Herald.

The authors of Don’t let denialism distract from truth and reconciliation progress, Sean Carleton and Niigaan Sinclair, are University of Manitoba political activists posing as scholars.

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Washington Post Accidentally Reveals More Evidence Implicating Ilhan Omar In Fraud

Washington Post Accidentally Reveals More Evidence Implicating Ilhan Omar In Fraud

Buried in a report aimed at discrediting ongoing probes into Rep. Ilhan Omar, The Washington Post divulged fresh evidence suggesting her previous marriage to her alleged brother, Ahmed Nur Said Elmi, was a sham.

In recounting the first Trump administration’s ultimately inconclusive investigation into some of the same issues federal officials are examining anew concerning the congresswoman’s background, the Post reveals that Elmi once filed a petition to have his residency status, derived from his marriage-based green card, shifted from conditional to permanent. According to the newspaper, U.S. Customs and Immigration Services (USCIS) “requested additional evidence due to concerns over the validity of his marriage,” at which point Elmi pulled his application.

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There will never be another Norm Macdonald

There will never be another Norm Macdonald

The new Norm Macdonald documentary, Norm: The Tale of Norm Macdonald, directed by Judd Apatow, is excellent. That is partly because Macdonald, the Canadian comedian and actor, was such an extraordinary talent: a man with a distinctly novelistic personality, full of hidden depths, profundity, moral courage, pathos and wit. But also because the Nineties and early 2000s, when he was culturally prominent, were simply richer than today’s America. They were more fun, less paranoid, freer and, somehow, more human.

Not the new doc …

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A frenzied assault on French civilisation

A frenzied assault on French civilisation

The urban violence that has gripped France over the past week has been wilfully misunderstood.

Some still claim that the widespread rioting is part of a protest about education or the cost of living. Others unthinkingly insist that it is simply part of French people’s long-standing, popular tradition of taking to the streets to make their views known. Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the leader of the Islamo-leftist La France Insoumise (LFI), has even invoked the spirit of the May 1968 protests – when student revolts and a general strike brought France to a standstill – to justify the riots. Rival politicians and commentators have since rounded on Mélenchon and blamed LFI for encouraging and licensing the violent behaviour of the rioters.

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Why Rioters Wave the ‘Palestinian’ Flag

Why Rioters Wave the ‘Palestinian’ Flag

Why do the rioters trashing Paris wave the ‘Palestinian’ flag? Because to them, France is Israel and they’re the ‘Palestinians’ out to destroy it and replace it with their own terrorist state.

The ‘white’ in the ‘Palestinian’ flag represents the Umayyad caliphate which had once invaded France, conquered Narbonne, and genocided its Christian population, until it was thrown back by indigenous Christian resistance at the Battle of Toulouse and the Battle of Tours.

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Carney says Ottawa will ‘not budge’ on sustainable immigration levels

Carney says Ottawa will ‘not budge’ on sustainable immigration levels

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney says his government will “not budge” from its commitment to bring immigration to sustainable levels, as Immigration Minister Lena Diab declined to answer reporters’ questions Wednesday morning.

“We are not going to budge from getting immigration levels to sustainable levels,” Carney told reporters while entering the weekly Liberal caucus meeting on Parliament Hill.

“We’re getting them to that level now.”


Carney the inveterate liar has declared war on us.

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Let them eat cake! Emmanuel Macron’s family macaron shop was guarded by police ring of steel during riots… while other shops were left to burn

Let them eat cake! Emmanuel Macron’s family macaron shop was guarded by police ring of steel during riots… while other shops were left to burn

A ring of steel was placed around French president Emmanuel Macron’s family macaron shop to protect it from rioters and looters as other businesses burned, it emerged today.

Astonishing video shot on the worst day of the current anti-government insurrection shows the confectionery outlet in his home town of Amiens, northern France, surrounded by at least two platoons of CRS police.

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Canadian Officers Don’t Want to Serve in the U.S. Anymore

Canadian Officers Don’t Want to Serve in the U.S. Anymore

The shortest flight path from Russia to the United States would take an enemy bomber over the North Pole and across Canadian airspace. During the Cold War, that simple fact was the impetus for the creation of the North American Aerospace Defense Command, or NORAD, which forged an integrated radar network across the two countries, effectively treating North American airspace as a single defensive zone.


Link fixed! h/t BT

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New fake polling scandal riles Democrats ahead of midterm elections

New fake polling scandal riles Democrats ahead of midterm elections

Another fake polling scandal has hit less than two weeks before the midterm elections, ripping open old wounds about the Michigan Democratic Senate primary and renewing skepticism about pollsters as they increasingly forecast a blue wave on Nov. 3.

An outfit called Wedgewood Polls released a statement on social media Tuesday acknowledging most of its results were not legitimate, but rather some kind of experiment designed to show serious problems with how polls are conducted and then reported on by the media.

h/t XC

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U.S. embassy accuses Canadian politicians of interfering in American elections

U.S. embassy accuses Canadian politicians of interfering in American elections

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford both disputed the suggestion of Canadian interference in the U.S. midterms, after the U.S. embassy in Canada released a list of quotes from Canadian politicians which it claims indicate “plans to influence American politics.”

Industry Minister Mélanie Joly is quoted five times in the list the embassy released Wednesday.

I think the USA is just yanking Joly’s chain.

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