Man putting up St George’s flags brutally ‘attacked with firebomb’ and left badly wounded

A man has said he was attacked with a firebomb while putting up St George’s cross flags. The man said he was hit in Stevenage, Hertfordshire, as he and his pals were attaching flags to lampposts in the town just after midnight on Saturday (August 23).

Video posted on social media from an account named Thyme to Crusade shows something burning on the road close to the back tyres of a stationary car. The person behind the camera can be heard saying: “Putting flags up, got petrol bombed”.

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Carney in Kyiv meeting with Zelenskyy to discuss military aid, security guarantees

… The prime minister is meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and the two leaders discussed details of Canada’s additional $2 billion commitment of military aid as well as opportunities for joint production of defence equipment.

In his speech, Carney said more than $1 billion will be used to finance ammunition, as well as advance drone and armoured vehicle production from Canadian suppliers.


No wonder Carney stopped by …

Is there financial corruption in the Ukraine under Zelensky?

Financial corruption in Ukraine under President Volodymyr Zelensky remains a significant issue, as it has been for decades, rooted in the country’s post-Soviet transition and oligarchic influence. Evidence from various sources indicates persistent challenges despite Zelensky’s pledges to combat graft.


Update: Carney not ruling out Canadian troops on ground in Ukraine

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Germany: Muslim Harassing Women Stabs American Good Samaritan

Muslim Harassing Women Stabs American Good Samaritan

American good Samaritan stabbed by Syrian immigrant in Germany after stepping in to stop harassment

An American has been stabbed by a Syrian national in Germany after allegedly stepping in to help two female passengers being harassed on a tram, according to reports.

The young man was attacked at around 12:25 a.m. on Sunday after intervening when “two men from a group harassed female passengers” on the tram in the eastern German city of Dresden, police spokesman Luka Reumund told Bild.

Pictures from the scene show blood spattered over the tram. The unidentified American was rushed to the hospital where his condition is unknown.

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Abacus Data Poll: Conservatives Edge Ahead as Cost of Living Dominates and Trump Fades

August 24, 2025

From August 15 to 19, 2025, Abacus Data surveyed 1,915 Canadian adults on the state of federal politics. The poll captures public opinion just as Air Canada flight attendants initiated strike action but it’s important to note that many of the interviews were completed prior to that event, and thus this wave does not fully reflect its impact. The same is true for Pierre Poilievre’s byelection victory on Monday.

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Ten years ago, Angela Merkel opened Germany’s borders to Syrian refugees. It was a trigger for mass arrivals across the Continent that changed Europe for ever

Ten years ago Germans were putting balloons on lampposts to greet a multitude of foreigners. The popular tabloid, Bild, screamed the headline ‘Refugees Welcome’ as a million or more migrants began to flow over the border.

Warehouses in Berlin were stacked high with donated clothes, food parcels and toys for the new arrivals. Camp beds to house the guests filled sports halls, while housewives, business owners, students and social workers volunteered to help in a nation still compensating for its Nazi past.

On August 25, 2015, Germany’s immigration ministry announced that Syrians fleeing civil war would be waved in with few checks or questions. Then came the moment that changed Europe for ever.

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HANNAFORD: American advice for Canada’s PM – ‘Get rid of DEI!’

How Mark Carney could fix Canada, in two sentences… “Give up the net-zero scams. Give up the ESG and DEI programs — they’re luxury beliefs that don’t mix with manufacturing.”

Thus Andrew Hale, tonight’s guest on The Hannaford Show. Hale is a senior trade-policy analyst at the Washington-based Heritage Foundation. And while he speaks for a conservatively inclined organization, plenty of Canadian Liberals would tell Carney the same thing.

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Austria Records Highest-Ever Number of Knife Crimes

FPÖ: Asylum seekers are bringing violence and crime with them.

Austria witnessed a record surge in knife-related crime in 2024, with official statistics revealing the highest number of incidents in at least a decade.

According to figures, there were 2,596 reported cases of stabbings or knife threats across the country last year, marking a sharp rise from previous years and fuelling concerns about public safety.

The Austrian capital has emerged as the centre of the crisis. Social democrat-controlled Vienna alone accounted for 1,121 of the incidents, making it by far the most dangerous region for knife attacks.

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Lawyer sues firm that specializes in workplace inclusion, claiming she was bullied out of job by racism and lack of accommodation

A law firm specializing in workplace human rights, harassment investigations and diversity training is being sued by a former lawyer at the firm who alleges she was bullied out of her job through racism and failure to accommodate a medical crisis.

Lavinia Latham, 37, is a Brampton lawyer and a Black woman who started work in November 2023 as an associate lawyer at Bernardi Human Resource Law LLP, a Mississauga-based firm providing legal and human resource services.

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Will Alberta MP Pierre Poilievre show more contempt for Ottawa’s public servants?

One thing is for sure: with Pierre Poilievre officially back in the political ring, things in Ottawa aren’t likely to be boring.

But which Poilievre will we see?

On the one hand, it’s possible that, after experiencing his first electoral defeat in April following seven consecutive victories, we might see a more introspective politician and man — one who doesn’t take anything, and least of all voters from across the spectrum, for granted.

(Incognito)

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