The EU Is Enabling Religious Persecution in Pakistan

Pakistan is engulfed in a deepening crisis of religious intolerance and systemic persecution. This year has witnessed a disturbing surge of violence, discrimination and institutional complicity. Christian, Ahmadiyya and Hindu communities have particularly been targeted.

Despite repeated calls for reform and international condemnation, Pakistan’s failure to protect its most vulnerable citizens has left a trail of shattered lives, desecrated places of worship, and a society increasingly fractured by hate.

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It’s time to lower the voting age in Canada to 16. Here are the many reasons why says some loon at The Star

For the sake of our democracy it’s time for Canada to lower the voting age.

I can already hear some of you objecting, “16-year-olds aren’t old enough to vote, they won’t take it seriously.” But, give me a minute.

When I was 16 I couldn’t wait to have my driver’s license. I was at the motor vehicle branch on my birthday. I’ve been driving ever since. Driving a car is serious business. I also had a part-time job at 16 and paid taxes. Lots of 16- and 17-year-olds today have their driver’s license and pay taxes on the income from their part time job.

A Green Party loon no less.

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The Big Crash: Are we really heading for another 1929?

It’s October 2027, and the poly-crisis that financial markets have long feared is unfolding at speed. Vladimir Putin has made strong gains in his war against Ukraine and has begun massing troops at Europe’s borders in readiness for invasion of one or more of the Baltic states.

In the Far East, China’s Xi Jinping is openly preparing for his long-promised assault on Taiwan, emboldened both by Putin’s success and Donald Trump’s drubbing in the congressional midterms, which have significantly reduced the US’s scope for effective retaliation.


Some cheerful news for a change.

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Is Carney willing to play the Keystone card?

Reviving Keystone XL is, in the eyes of former Alberta premier Jason Kenney, a brilliant “judo” move.

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s suggestion that the Keystone XL pipeline project could be revived could end up tying Canada more closely to the United States, rather than diversifying trade.


No. Carney is an Eco-Supremacist, Jet travel for him but not for you.

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Wave of knife attacks underscores Germany’s struggle to assimilate refugees

LONDON — A brutal August knife attack on an American who stepped in to defend young women from harassment on a train in Dresden, Germany, has reignited a fiery debate over immigration policies that increasingly have become the focus of national elections.

John Rudat, a part-time model, was slashed across the face in an attack that is expected to leave him permanently disfigured. A person briefly detained in the case is a Syrian refugee, but officials have not arrested or identified any suspected assailant.

The attack follows other high-profile crimes this year and in years past involving migrants who have flocked to Germany to take advantage of the country’s immigration-friendly policies.

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‘We are moving forward’: Top soldier says F-35 preparations continue despite government review

Chief of the Defence Staff Gen. Jennie Carignan says the Canadian military is moving ahead with its preparations for F-35 fighter jets despite an ongoing government review of the purchase.

“We’re not currently in the position where we are waiting,” Carignan told CTV Question Period host Vassy Kapelos in an exclusive interview airing Sunday. “We are working towards this acquisition.”

“Our pilots are off to the U.S. in the next few months to start training,” she added. “The infrastructure is going up. We have airfields being extended to get ready, so we are definitely not in a position where we are waiting.”

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Poor Joe Biden Is Struggling to Adapt to Private Life

Joe Biden’s post-presidency has been rough, to put it mildly.

Nearly nine months after Donald Trump reclaimed the White House, Biden is holed up in Wilmington, Delaware, grappling with a reality that must feel like political exile. He’s dealing not just with the sting of losing power, but also the inability to sell access and enrich his family. Though he won’t admit to the latter.

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Canadian auto industry leader calls out premiers, urges ‘Canadian response’

The head of Canada’s automotive parts industry is warning against dropping tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, saying the move would jeopardize the country’s EV sector and send the wrong message during an ongoing trade dispute with Beijing.

“I am reminding (the premiers) publicly, that if Canada is in a trade war with a country, then the response has to be a Canadian response,” Flavio Volpe said in an interview with CTV News Channel on Sunday, referring to premiers Wab Kinew of Manitoba and Scott Moe of Saskatchewan, who have both called for lowering tariffs to protect prairie canola exports.

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‘Ceasefire Now’ People Are Angry at…Ceasefire

There is no angrier group of people in the West right now than the people who have been screaming about Israel committing a “genocide” and about the need for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.

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Carney calls hostages release under Gaza peace deal ‘moment of profound relief’

Prime Minister Mark Carney is calling the release of hostages under a ceasefire deal in Gaza “a moment of profound relief” and is urging all parties to uphold the ceasefire agreement.

Carney travelled to Egypt Sunday to take part in the signing of a Middle East peace plan with other world leaders, including U.S. President Donald Trump. Media were not notified of Carney’s trip before it had been confirmed through an update to his Sunday itinerary, about three hours before his plane was set to depart.

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India and Canada reset ties after strain of Sikh leader’s murder

India and Canada have agreed a host of steps at talks between their foreign ministers in Delhi aimed at restoring ties that plummeted after a Sikh separatist leader was assassinated on Canadian soil.

Canada’s Foreign Minister Anita Anand, making her first official visit to India, met her counterpart S Jaishankar and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Modi told her the visit would strengthen “efforts to impart new momentum” to the two countries’ partnership.


Does this mean we can mass deport all of the Doctors and Engineers we imported to staff every conceivable service industry job?

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James Woods Shreds Portland Leftists Blocking Roads During Anti-ICE ‘Nude Die-In‘: ‘Mentally Ill Democrats‘

Oscar-nominated actor James Woods unloaded on the left-wing activists in Portland who blocked traffic on the Burnside Bridge on Sunday, staging a “die-in” in protest of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and President Donald Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration.

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Iran: Execution spree as part of political crackdown

According to Amnesty International, more than 1,000 people were executed in Iran in just the first nine months of 2025. This is the highest number documented in 15 years. In a recent statement, the office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights described it as a “grave violation of the right to life.”

Charges that the Iranian judiciary deems serious enough to warrant the death penalty include “collaboration with enemy governments,” “armed rebellion against the state,” and “corruption on Earth.”

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