Cringe-inducing moment Canadian politician gets AI to write his speech to Parliament… but forgets to edit out the machine’s preamble

Cringe-inducing moment Canadian politician gets AI to write his speech to Parliament… but forgets to edit out the machine’s preamble

A Canadian politician has been caught reading an AI-generated speech in his province’s parliament.

Addressing the Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick, Progressive Conservative member Bill Oliver made the major gaffe in front of his peers.

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Imagine America under Sharia

Imagine America under Sharia

Iam beginning to wonder whether we have become too dumb to survive and, given the Islamization of America, whether we are worth saving.

How we got here is hardly surprising.  One reason is that for the last 60 years, public schools have indoctrinated students into believing that the country, its founders, and its white population are evil.  Students are taught to believe they live on stolen land, that prosperity and wealth came from slave labor, and that the economic system is designed to produce inequities.  The entertainment industry and mainstream media have reinforced this image, as have churches infested with religious leaders whose beliefs and lifestyles mock and degrade the tenets of the churches they represent.  We even have politicians who proudly proclaim their allegiance to foreign countries, and others who openly engage in anti-American activities.  Adding to the problem are the millions who have infested the country with no intention of assimilating.

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The Berlin Pride attack shows why gays are flocking to the right

The Berlin Pride attack shows why gays are flocking to the right

On 25 July, Islamist Abdul Ballout drove a van into a Berlin Pride parade, killing a woman and injuring 29 others. It was a horrific attack.

Ballout – who was shot by German police on Sunday – had a history of Islamic extremism. In May this year, he was sentenced to a year and 10 months for ‘preparing a serious act of violence endangering the state’. He previously served a prison sentence in Lebanon for incitement to religious and sectarian conflict. In 2025, he tried to join the Islamic State in Syria.


Not all of em…

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B.C. woman dies by MAID at 49 after young-onset Alzheimer’s diagnosis: ‘This was chosen for me’

B.C. woman dies by MAID at 49 after young-onset Alzheimer’s diagnosis: ‘This was chosen for me’

A 49-year-old B.C. woman who documented her experience with young-onset Alzheimer’s disease has died after she was approved for medical assistance in dying (MAID).

Rebecca Luna, a mother of two from Victoria, B.C., died at approximately 1:15 p.m. on July 25, according to a post on the TikTok account where she described the disease and what it was doing to her to more than 97,000 followers. She called herself a young-onset Alzheimer’s and MAID advocate.

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‘Shameful’ Green councillor ‘tells murderers, rapists and burglars how to avoid police’… by posting map showing location of Live Facial Recognition vans

‘Shameful’ Green councillor ‘tells murderers, rapists and burglars how to avoid police’… by posting map showing location of Live Facial Recognition vans

A ‘shameful’ Green Party councillor has been accused of telling ‘murderers, rapists and burglars’ how to avoid a Met Police van using facial recognition technology.

Hau-Yu Tam, cabinet member for sanctuary and healing at Lewisham Council, shared a map on her social media accounts showing the precise location of the police van on Tuesday.

Metropolitan Police has begun using cutting edge ‘Live Facial Recognition’ technology (LFR) to round up hundreds of criminals across the capital.


Live Facial Recognition vans???

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Freeland calls Trump ‘bully in chief’ in scathing rebuke: ‘Canada must fight back’

Freeland calls Trump ‘bully in chief’ in scathing rebuke: ‘Canada must fight back’

Referencing everything from South Park to Leonard Cohen poems, Chrystia Freeland has taken shots at Donald Trump in the pages of the New York Times this week. She even doles out the “b” word — bully — twice.

A former MP and deputy prime minister under Justin Trudeau, Freeland resigned her seat in Parliament in January, and this month took up a position as warden of Rhodes House and chief executive officer of the Rhodes Trust, a British educational charity that supports global graduate students at the University of Oxford. But she has not fully left the political realm, writing regularly on “the intersection of economics and geopolitics” in Bloomberg News and appearing as a panelist on Wall Street Week.

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Will Germany Finally Change How It Handles Islamic Terrorists?

Will Germany Finally Change How It Handles Islamic Terrorists?

On July 25, a car driven by a known Islamic terrorist, Abdul Bellout, went through the Berlin Pride event, killing one and injuring many more. Bellout was shot dead by police following a manhunt. Several years ago, Bellout was arrested and imprisoned for trying to join an Islamic terror group. As part of his release, he was ordered to go to “deradicalization training.”

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Shopify CEO endorses idea to give more votes to wealthy Canadians

Shopify CEO endorses idea to give more votes to wealthy Canadians

The billionaire CEO of one of Canada’s largest companies has come under fire for endorsing the idea of stripping voting rights from some people and giving more votes to the ultra-wealthy.

On Saturday, Shopify CEO Tobi Lütke replied to a post on X from former TD Bank executive Eric Thor, who suggested an electoral system of “weighted voting proportional to the amount of income tax you pay,” from zero votes for people who don’t pay income tax to five votes for anyone paying $500,000 or more.

Lütke replied, “Good system.”

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The Hijab Ban That Could Ignite France

The Hijab Ban That Could Ignite France

AFrance without Islamic headscarves on its streets is one of the Rassemblement National’s promises to its ever-increasing electorate. But with polls indicating that its presidential candidate Marine Le Pen could well enter the Elysée Palace in May next year, the lady should perhaps be careful what she wishes for. Even her young running mate, Jordan Bardella, has warned her against maintaining a promise that, if fulfilled, risks inflaming the largely Islamized suburbs.

French media have reported on the alleged split with astonishment, as the Rassemblement National (RN), formerly known as the National Front, passes for an authoritarian party of the radical right where challenging the leader is frowned upon.

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Canada can learn lessons from asymmetric warfare

Canada can learn lessons from asymmetric warfare

The similarity is often noted between the Ukraine and Iran wars: Mad billionaire autocrat with dreams of empire attempts to subjugate another country by force of arms; though seemingly in possession of overwhelming military advantage, is repelled by defenders armed with desperation, cunning and modern technology; now finds himself caught in a trap of his own making, unable either to advance or retreat.


Coyne is hitting the pipe again.

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