Is Abdul El-Sayed America’s next Obama?

Is Abdul El-Sayed America’s next Obama?

Twenty years ago, as America fought in the Middle East, a junior Democratic senator from the Midwest, a forty-something man with a Muslim name, decided he was going to run for president. Against the odds, Barack Hussein Obama of Illinois, who’d dabbled in Marxist academia and whose father was born in Kenya, went on to become the first non-white commander-in-chief.

Two decades on, as America fights another war in the Middle East, an even more unconventional Midwestern Democrat is rapidly advancing. Dr Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed, whose father was born in Egypt, is currently the favourite to win his senate race in Michigan in November – even as Republican campaigners spend millions of dollars branding him a terrorist sympathiser.

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Do new Pentagon sphere UFO videos show alien drones?

Do new Pentagon sphere UFO videos show alien drones?

Many unidentified flying objects, or what the government calls “unidentified anomalous phenomena,” are balloons, satellites, birds, or things otherwise explainable. Balloons and satellites account for nearly 85% of the objects in the Pentagon’s resolved UFO investigations. Some UFOs are also undisclosed aircraft belonging to secret military or intelligence units, Russia, or China — the Washington Examiner reported in 2023 on China’s use of drones to spy on U.S. military training areas.

Nevertheless, as I’ve argued previously, a small subset of UFOs is very likely the construct of a highly advanced nonhuman intelligence.

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The Panama Canal, Venezuela, Greenland: Is Cuba Next?

The Panama Canal, Venezuela, Greenland: Is Cuba Next?

Liberals and the foreign policy establishment scoffed at President Trump when he bluntly announced that he was reviving the Monroe Doctrine to enhance U.S. hemispheric security. In their view, the Monroe Doctrine was an anachronism that belonged to earlier periods of American history. The Obama administration announced in 2013, in Secretary of State John Kerry’s phrase, that “the era of the Monroe Doctrine is over.” Late last year, American Enterprise Institute Senior Fellow Michael Rubin called Trump’s revival of the Doctrine “dangerous,” explaining that “globalization moots the Monroe Doctrine.” Ed Kilgore in New York magazine echoed Rubin’s sentiments. Stewart Patrick, senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, wrote that Trump’s approach to the Western Hemisphere is “counterproductive to U.S. foreign policy and the global order.” Other “experts” have called it shortsighted, a return of U.S. imperialism, and a gift to China.

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Conservatives tempted by Carney omnibus bill that erases ‘the legacy of Justin Trudeau’: Tory MP

Conservatives tempted by Carney omnibus bill that erases ‘the legacy of Justin Trudeau’: Tory MP

OTTAWA — Conservative MP Gérard Deltell lauded the federal government for finally springing into action with its Building Canada Strong Act after what he called a decade of “inaction” to get big projects built under former prime minister Justin Trudeau.

Deltell, who is the Conservative critic for intergovernmental affairs and One Canadian Economy, said his party agrees “in principle” with the new legislation put forward.

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Nothing Has Changed: Palestinian Authority Trying to Partner with Terrorists

Nothing Has Changed: Palestinian Authority Trying to Partner with Terrorists

On the eve of the third anniversary of the Hamas-led October 7, 2023 massacre in Israel, Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas is seeking “reconciliation” (musalaha) with Hamas and other Palestinian terrorist factions, including Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ).

Instead of talking about “reconciliation” with Hamas and other terrorist groups, Abbas should be demanding that they surrender their weapons, answer for their actions, and disappear from the Palestinian arena.

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Is Sunny Hostin Lying About Being Holdout Juror? The Truth May Surprise You

Is Sunny Hostin Lying About Being Holdout Juror? The Truth May Surprise You

ABC’s Sunny Hostin made headlines and set the internet ablaze earlier this week when she made the claim that she was the holdout juror in the murder trial against Daniel Rakowitz, aka The Butcher of Tompkins Square Park, and convinced her fellow jurors to find him not guilty by reason of insanity. The View co-host was quickly accused of lying as some conflicting contemporary reports from New York City newspapers pointed to a male juror as the holdout. NewsBusters has investigated and has found the truth.

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More than two in three Canadians back EU associate membership: poll

More than two in three Canadians back EU associate membership: poll

OTTAWA — Canadians overwhelmingly support Canada becoming an associate member of the European Union, a new poll suggests — even though the details of that arrangement haven’t been finalized.

The online poll by Leger, conducted between Sept. 19 and Sept. 21, suggests 70 per cent of Canadians support the idea, 18 per cent are unsure and 13 per cent oppose it.

But the poll suggests Canadians draw the line at changing some laws in order to align with Europe.

 

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NYC’s Electric Bus Love Affair Is Out for Gas

NYC’s Electric Bus Love Affair Is Out for Gas

It’s sad when some dreams crumble. I mean, it tugs at your heartstrings, seeing little crumpled faces from crushed hopes.

I don’t have that problem when Green grifting fever dreams crash and burn, though I do get a little sick to my stomach thinking of all the wasted time, money, and heartburn they caused people when failure was inevitable.

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Uproar in France over award-winning author accused of using AI

Uproar in France over award-winning author accused of using AI

The French book scene is in uproar after a Canadian-Haitian author billed as a sensation was accused of using artificial intelligence (AI) to write his first novel.

Thélyson Orélien, 38, has just been awarded the Prix du Roman Fnac – the first of the literary season’s prizes – for C’était ça ou mourir (It was either that or die).

He is also a finalist for the most prestigious annual French language awards, the Goncourt and the Renaudot, set to be issued soon.

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Three more people emerge from New York manhole, as UN general assembly ongoing

Three more people emerge from New York manhole, as UN general assembly ongoing

Three unidentified people were seen emerging from a manhole in New York City’s Upper East Side neighborhood early Wednesday before fleeing the area, police said, in an incident that comes as many world leaders have gathered in the city for the United Nations general assembly.

The incident is the latest in a series of similar cases involving people entering or emerging from New York City’s sewer network in recent months that have gone viral online.

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Muslim woman punched in the face while exiting TTC bus may have been targeted because of her faith or it could just be an act of random violence on the TTC’s Mobile Asylum Service

Muslim woman punched in the face while exiting TTC bus may have been targeted because of her faith or it could just be an act of random violence on the TTC’s Mobile Asylum Service

The North American Muslim Foundation (NAMF) says a woman who was punched in the face while exiting a TTC bus in Scarborough, Ont., on Wednesday may have been targeted due to her faith.

At a news conference Thursday, a spokesperson for the group said the victim was getting off a bus near Finch Avenue East and Midland Avenue at approximately 8:15 a.m. when she was struck by an unknown male who was entering the vehicle.

“(The victim), who is visibly Muslim and wears the hijab, was taken to hospital, where she was informed that she had had a concussion,” Emad Ali told reporters.


Not a shred of evidence this was a hate crime.

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