Imagine devoting 65 years of your life to entertaining the nation only to be told by a gang of pious pricks that you’re no longer welcome in England’s second city. That’s been the fate of the great John Cleese. He’s given us six decades of comedy, yet still he finds himself mobbed by hysterics who want to muzzle his wisecracking mouth. His crime? You already know. Everyone knows. It’s the same thing every time. He took the piss out of Islam.
While most Canadians reject collective blame and sweeping claims about religious and ethnic groups, younger Canadians are substantially more likely to accept them, according to a new poll.
Data collected by the Association for Canadian Studies (ACS) found that more 57 per cent of Canadians find it unacceptable — not very or not at all — to suggest that a particular religion has harmful beliefs. The only outlier among the age groups was 18-24-year-olds, 56 per cent of whom felt it was somewhat or very acceptable to say that.
Not a surprise given they’ve been raised on DEI.
Muslim police who defend Hamas are damaging forces’ impartiality.
The warning came in an analysis of police officer associations, which highlighted how some are entering ‘contested ideological, religious or political territory’.
There are more than 200 staff networks, which cover a range of characteristics, including veganism and paganism. However, there is little oversight of their activities.
Well, DUH! 🙄@fancypants_s https://t.co/IEymsaWR5q
— Auntie Polly (@auntie_polly) September 22, 2026
h/t Auntie Polly
For a multitude of reasons, Canada will never become an “associate member” of the European Union. It was never in the realm of possibility.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen would have known this. Her offer last week at the European Parliament wasn’t off the cuff but was carefully orchestrated within EU circles and was done for symbolic purposes, a clear signal to certain unnamed powers that Canada and Europe have shared geopolitical interests and can work together as close political and commercial allies in today’s hegemonic world.
On election night in Berlin-Neukölln, clan boss Issa Remmo walked into the Left Party’s (Die Linke) victory party and declared he finally felt supported by the party. Now, the far-left party is in damage control after trying to distance itself from Remmo, whose son has already leaked chats alleging his family’s ties go deeper with the Left Party than anyone thought possible.
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney claimed Monday that the industrial carbon tax has no effect on grocery prices, drawing a sharp rebuttal from the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.
PM Carney claimed today that industrial carbon pricing has “zero” direct or indirect impact on food prices.
That is not true.
Ottawa’s own modelling estimated millions in carbon-pricing costs for food, beverage manufacturing in 2022, when the carbon tax was $20 per tonne.… pic.twitter.com/vTT5xP4csF
— The Food Professor (@FoodProfessor) September 21, 2026
Most people I went to high school with did not go to college. Unless you grew up someplace incredibly wealthy, I bet it’s the same for you. It wasn’t expected of me; it wasn’t even really discussed because the concept was foreign to my family, and I only ended up going full time after a few years of floundering, drinking, and job after job I hated and was miserable doing.
CBC National Radio News Reader Neil Herland recounts the intimidation he faced when trying to enter a building to attend Yom Kippur service in Toronto on Monday night, adding that he may have to leave Canada amid rising antisemitism.
“On Yom Kippur I went to a synagogue service in Toronto and was met by protesters trying to taunt and intimidate me from entering the building,” wrote Herland in a post on X, where he identifies himself as a journalist and a Jew. His post came a day after a synagogue came under attack in Belleville, Ont., a city about two hours to the east.
I’m a journalist. And I happen to be Jewish. On Yom Kippur I went to a synagogue service in Toronto and was met by protesters trying to taunt and intimidate me from entering the building. 1/5 pic.twitter.com/2eH3MaC9QB
— Neil Herland (@NEWSneil) September 22, 2026
CBC won’t write about this.
🚨WATCH: Doorbell camera captures a foreign Royal Mail worker SPITTING on the somebody's England flag as he was making a delivery 🇬🇧
The guys is quite literally working for the king whilst simultaneously disrespecting the very flag that gave him his opportunities in life.…
— BRITAIN IS BROKEN 🇬🇧 (@BROKENBRITAIN0) September 22, 2026
If Fidel Castro was the “Robin Hood of the Caribbean,” Spain’s Pedro Sánchez is now the “Superman of Europe.” It’s been typeset by the New York Times in its headline saying Sánchez “Acts Fast” to head off the migrant crisis in Ceuta after 70,000 African invaders swarmed onto the Spanish territory last July 30, chanting “allahu akhbar.”
Ceuta day 52. pic.twitter.com/81pj0RYj6p
— RadioGenoa (@RadioGenoa) September 21, 2026
They're so easy to stump. Retarded libs pic.twitter.com/08jlbN2yEQ
— Sara Rose 🇺🇸🌹 (@saras76) September 22, 2026
The hunt for the elusive Mr. Big is on. Make that Mr. Bigs.
Police across Toronto and the GTA have task forces with catchy names, like Project Joker, Poacher, Vector and Chickadee. Ontario has poured millions of dollars into boosting enforcement. Hundreds of undercover officers have nabbed hundreds of thieves as young as 11 for all kinds of car theft, from simple driveway jobs to violent home invasions and even more violent carjackings. Special prosecutors have been assigned in an attempt to make charges stick.
Brandon Johnson won the mayor’s office in 2023 by painting his runoff opponent, Paul Vallas, as a “Republican in disguise” and too conservative for Chicago. Upon taking office, Johnson vowed to become Chicago’s longest-serving mayor, surpassing Richard M. Daley’s 22-year reign.
Three years later, only 13.6 percent of voters want Johnson to run for reelection. Despite his promise to make Chicago “the safest, most affordable city in America,” his priorities have often clashed with the concerns of ordinary residents. In June, for example, while Chicagoans worried about “teen takeovers” ravaging the city, the mayor bragged about the success of his “Transfemicide State of Emergency.”
I. The Core Allegation: “Pay-to-Play” Infrastructure
The prosecution will argue that the Prime Minister (PM) has operated a criminal enterprise where public policy and taxpayer-funded contracts were used as a vehicle to inflate the value of a private entity (Brookfield) in which he holds a direct pecuniary interest (stock options).
The Nexus: The Acts: 42 distinct government deals awarded to or partnered with Brookfield.
The Benefit: $5 billion in reported profits for the entity.
The Conflict: Multi-million dollar stock options held by the decision-maker (the PM).
h/t Mauser
Even if Chinese technological theft is less frequent in Europe than in the United States —there is far less technology to steal from Europe than from the US — it is nevertheless all too present.
The practice follows what the current director of the CIA, John Ratcliffe, long ago called the business model of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP): “Rob, Replicate, Replace.” They steal the technology and know-how for a product, copy it, then flood it back into the marketplace at a far lower price, thereby putting the product’s original manufacturers out of business. When the CCP believes its hold on the market share has been consolidated into something resembling a monopoly, the prices go back up.
Watch out! The same will be true for computer chips.
