Meet the e-girls selling European decline to America

Earlier this year, a striking 28-year-old woman, dressed head to toe in a vivid shade of crimson, stepped up to the podium at a conference in Hungary. “Ladies and gentlemen: hello Budapest. I’m so thrilled to be here again,” she began, adjusting the twin microphones and gently swiping a strand of long blonde hair from her forehead. “As some of you might remember, last year I gave here a speech as well, about the ‘great replacement,’” she continued, confidently glancing around the assembled audience. “I wanted the whole world to know that the ‘great replacement theory’ was, in fact, not a theory, but reality. White people are becoming a minority in their own homelands at an exceptionally fast rate.”

Everything about this woman – her honeyed tresses, the impeccably tailored suit, the precisely arched brows accentuating a dewy, youthful glow and, of course, the words she was actually saying – might have situated her squarely within the heart of the MAGA playbook. Everything, that is, except the lilting accent and occasional grammatical flub betraying her European origins.


Not much of a sell job is required given the evidence of Europe’s decline and our own is plain to see as is the role of the Great Replacement in hastening our demise.

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Is This Polar Bear Town Canada’s Key to the Arctic?

The tiny town of Churchill has two of Canada’s largest pieces of Arctic infrastructure, but years of neglect have left them in poor shape amid growing superpower rivalry in the region.

It has northern Canada’s only railway to the populated south, the only Arctic deepwater port and a runway capable of handling some of the world’s largest military and commercial aircraft, a legacy of the town’s Cold War past.

Now, as the world’s superpowers flex their muscles in a warming Arctic, the tiny town of Churchill, on Hudson Bay’s western shore, seems poised to play an outsize role as Canada prepares to move aggressively into one of the newest global arenas.

“Canada is looking to secure its Arctic sovereignty, and we can fill that role naturally,” said the town’s mayor, Mike Spence. “We’ve got the infrastructure here — I mean, at least you’ve got that foundation.”

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Making a Killing: Reconciliation, Genocide, and Plunder in Canada.

OneBC Caucus is proud to present Making a Killing: Reconciliation, Genocide, and Plunder in Canada. Making a Killing is a feature documentary film exposing the massive scandal behind the taking of wealth, land, and power from the Canadian public to benefit indigenous tribes. It debunks the worst lie in Canadian history: the lie that 215 bodies were found at the Kamloops Residential School and that Canadians committed a mass murder against indigenous children. Making a Killing is the first documentary film produced by an elected caucus.

h/t Mauser

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Crap Coffee Shop Tim Hortons lobbied MPs for more temporary foreign workers over last 18 months

I’ll be fine with a few less Tim Horton’s blighting the land.

For more than a year, Canadian coffee giant Tim Hortons has been pushing the federal government to lift the cap on temporary foreign workers some of its franchisees can hire, CBC News has learned.

The requests occurred over at least 18 months, in writing and in lobbying meetings with officials and MPs, as Canadian views on immigration soured and Ottawa reduced various newcomer streams.


Tim Horton’s doesn’t meet the standard of pig’s swill.

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Sikhs On Liquor Theft Binge

Police Dismantle Organized Liquor Trafficking Operation

The Halton Regional Police Service (HRPS), in partnership with the Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO) and with assistance from the Toronto Police Service (TPS) has dismantled a large-scale liquor trafficking operation responsible for distributing more than $1.3 million in stolen alcohol across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).

In July 2025, the HRPS, in partnership with the LCBO Resource Protection Unit and the TPS 23 Division Retail Crime Unit, launched a joint investigation into an organized group believed to be purchasing and re-selling liquor stolen from LCBO locations throughout the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).

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Taqiya: barbarians are inside the gates and there are no gates

My greatest fear is that taqiya, the Islamic art of dissimulation, has made incredible and chilling progress in the West. A look at who is carrying out the terror attacks in the West.

Rahmanullah Lakanwal left his home in Bellingham, Washington, on the West Coast of the United States, leaving behind his wife and five children, and drove across the United States to New York, where he ambushed a group of National Guard soldiers, killing one and wounding another.

Born in Kabul in 1996, Lakanwal earned his entry to the United States by working for ten years with various US government agencies active in Afghanistan during the US occupation, including the CIA, as confirmed by the Central Intelligence Agency’s director, John Ratcliffe.

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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson: “I Have Inherited a White-Supremacist System”

Looking forward to Looting Season.

The city’s mayor headlined a conference where activists celebrated armed resistance in Gaza, the Philippines, and the United States.

Last month, activists packed the Chicago Teachers Union Center for the annual conference of the National Alliance Against Racist & Political Repression (NAARPR). Attendees gathered to discuss fighting ICE and confronting the Trump administration.

Despite NAARPR’s relative obscurity—it was founded in 1973 to agitate for the release of Angela Davis and has since become a catch-all activist organization—the group’s conference featured several high-profile speakers, including Chicago mayor Brandon Johnson, who claimed to have inherited a “white supremacist system.” The event was hosted by the Chicago Teachers Union, one of Johnson’s most aggressive backers.

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Government Jobs Drove 30% of Canada’s Employment Growth Over Past Decade: Study

Government job growth outpaced that of the private sector as the public service added nearly one million positions over the past decade, accounting for nearly one-third of the total employment increase in Canada, a new study suggests.

Canada experienced a rise of 950,000 government sector jobs from 2015 to 2024, representing approximately 30 percent of the total employment gains in the country during that timeframe, according to a recently-released report from the Fraser Institute.

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Venezuela’s Anti-US Alliances

US President Donald J. Trump’s condemnation of Venezuela’s illegal leader Nicolás Maduro includes his regime’s facilitation of trafficking illegal drugs into the United States. The leader of Venezuela’s democratic opposition, Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Corrina Machado, has accused Maduro of being chief of a criminal narcotics organization, Cartel de los Soles (“Cartel of the Suns”). US military forces have destroyed several speedboats laden with cocaine and other illegal drugs leaving Venezuelan ports.

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How UNDRIP Is Affecting Canada

The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) is a non-binding resolution from an international body. Even so, it is exerting a tangible influence in Canada on issues ranging from a move in B.C. to rename streets, towns, and cities, to a push to grant rivers “legal personhood.”

UNDRIP is a United Nations resolution passed in September 2007. The 15-page document contains 46 “Articles” that put forth a vision of the rights of indigenous peoples worldwide.

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‘Quite mad and a little bit sad’: Meghan’s ‘insipid’ Netflix Christmas special is panned and compared to ‘white noise’ by critics

Meghan Markle’s Netflix Christmas special was savaged by critics today – some of whom gave the ‘quite mad and a little bit sad’ show zero or one star for its ‘numbing content’.

The Duchess of Sussex used the episode to share tips with celebrity friends on how to make crackers, as well as wrapping different types of gifts and decorating a tree.

But reviewers in The Times, the Guardian, the Daily Telegraph and Independent were left stunned by the 56-minute show – and not in a good way.


Martha Stewart she ain’t.

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