‘Vaccines have now been shown to be neither safe, nor particularly effective. Yet those who refused them were demonized.’
Spring cleaning got me thinking about the past few years. While sorting through a pile of wood scraps, I came across old signs that immediately brought me back to December 2021: “Vaxxed Only” and “Pfizer Fire.”
At the time, they were nailed to a tree near the makeshift fire pit down by the river in our neighborhood.
How Israelophobia became the favoured hobby of the filthy rich.
I knew it. As soon as I saw that cast member of the Royal Opera House smugly unfurl his Palestine flag, I knew he’d be some privileged they / them with either blue blood or blue hair. And I was right. His name’s Daniel Perry, he’s a they / them, he was educated at a £48,000-a-year high school, and he calls himself a ‘queer dance artist’. Now all we need to discover is that he has ADHD and he really will be a walking checklist of middle-class twattishness.
On Sunday night, the protests in Epping continued. “Make Epping safe again,” read one placard. Another bore the message: “I’m not far-Right. I’m worried about my kids.”
It was the third night of protests in a single week. Epping is a quiet market town where Greater London shades into Essex. It is not normally a tinder box. But it is now the most visible site of discontent with Britain’s asylum system, which has deposited thousands of unvetted migrants into smalltown Britain.
The protests began last Sunday, after Hadush Kebatu, an asylum seeker from Ethiopia, was charged with trying to kiss a schoolgirl on the town’s high street. He had been in Britain for just eight days. Housed inside the Bell Hotel until his arrest, Kebatu had been living alongside an unknown number of other asylum seekers.
WASHINGTON — A socialist billionaire with deep ties to Beijing’s foreign influence system and American leftist networks is behind the funding and messaging driving pro‑Hamas campaigns among American youth, a new report from George Washington University’s Program on Extremism asserts.
At the heart of this operation, the report states, is Neville Roy Singham—a U.S. tech mogul turned Shanghai-based political influencer whose transnational network is linked to Chinese state entities. Singham funnels financial and infrastructural resources through nonprofits, media outlets, and social platforms to mobilize anti-Israel activism on U.S. campuses and to target Jewish businesses and American politicians, the GWU report says.
Yesterday, the WNBA had an All-Star game. This is an interesting concept because the WNBA actually has only one star: Caitlin Clark. The rest of the players are vengeful women who I’ve been told play about as well as high school boys. (I wouldn’t know myself, having never seen a game.)
What made the game newsworthy was that the women showed up in shirts emblazoned with the words “Pay Us What You Owe Us.” Considering that the WNBA has never turned a profit, they’ve just demanded a salary of ZERO.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan recently proudly referenced the Hagia Sophia in a statement marking the fifth anniversary of its re-conversion in 2020 from a museum to a mosque, calling it “an act of liberation.” He boasted, “Hagia Sophia will remain free forever.”
The story of the architectural marvel known as the Hagia Sophia spans nearly 1,500 years. From its origins as a Christian basilica to its conversion into a mosque, then a museum, and back to a mosque, the Hagia Sophia stands as an epic monument to the rise and fall of empires, the ongoing clash of faiths, and the politics of identity.
Politics, like any market, is driven by supply and demand. Political parties supply ideas, policies, leadership. Voters create demand based on their needs, hopes, or fears. When the two align, the system works. When they don’t, it creates space for something new: a movement, a backlash, a realignment.
I believe Artificial intelligence could be the next mismatch and create the next backlash or even a political revolution.
A few months ago, we asked Canadians whether “unleashing artificial intelligence” would be good or bad for them personally. It was the only idea we tested where more thought it would make their lives worse, not better.
Horrifying moment woman is executed over her choice of husband before the groom is also shot dead in double honour killing that has shocked Pakistan
A young couple have been brutally executed in broad daylight in Pakistan after her family complained she had married without her family’s blessing.
The horrifying moment was captured on video and posted online, triggering national outrage.
The sickening footage, which quickly went viral across social media over the weekend, shows the man and woman gunned down at close range as onlookers watch in chilling silence.
Highly Graphic & Heartbreaking.
Reportedly she married for love & Jirga ordered her death.
In broad daylight in #Balochistan, a daughter was gunned down surrounded by heartless monsters.
Cold blooded murder carried out as cowardly eyes watched in silence. If the Govt has even a… pic.twitter.com/G7nEqGKWOI— Riaz Ali Turi (@RiazToori) July 20, 2025
Multiple leftist media outlets attacked Swedish pastor Håkan Persson, the parish priest of Markaryd, after a recent social media post in which he criticized the new rainbow-colored, LGBT-friendly vestments designed to be the symbol of the progressivism of the Church of Sweden.
In his Facebook post, Persson stated that the rainbow-colored chasuble and stole, designed at the initiative of the Västerås diocese, “will not enter Markaryd’s church as long as I am vicar.”
Federal government has contracted external consultants to develop a centralized digital identification system that would consolidate access to all government documents and services, reports Blacklock’s Reporter.
Department of Social Development announced the initiative but has not disclosed the cost or timeline for the project.
If you think politics is bad now, just wait till an army of pimple-faced teenagers who get most of their “news” from TikTok are given a say over who’s in charge.
This week, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced that his Labour government will introduce legislation to enfranchise 16- and 17-year-olds before the next general election in the summer of 2029.
Why men and women are diverging ideologically, even as they become more alike economically and educationally.
In most wealthy nations, women have steadily closed the gap with men in education, income, and professional achievement. Today, they earn the majority of undergraduate and graduate degrees, including doctorates. More than half of all STEM degrees now go to women, and their presence in the tech industry has grown—from 31 percent in 2019 to 35 percent in 2023. In major metropolitan areas like Boston, New York, Los Angeles, and Washington, D.C., women under 30 now match or outearn their male peers.
Given these gains, one might expect that as men and women converge in education and income, their cultural values and outlook on the world would also grow more aligned. Yet the opposite seems to be happening.
A Globe and Mail reporter investigating allegations of political interference at Alberta’s provincial health authority has been targeted by an anonymous account on X, which posted surreptitiously obtained photographs of her in public settings and described her private movements.
Pictures of Globe Calgary correspondent Carrie Tait meeting two women, who are former political staffers in the government of Premier Danielle Smith, were posted earlier this month by an account calling itself The Brokedown.
Trans person is raising money to escape the US and flee to another country because she says it’s not safe for trans people here pic.twitter.com/vGF3WPIN2E
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) July 21, 2025
A leaked audio recording of an internal CBC disciplinary meeting for a national news anchor reveals the public broadcaster’s tension over its policies on journalistic standards and freedom clashing with protecting its corporate image.
