British singer and actress Lily Allen laughed about being unable to remember how many abortions she has had. “I can’t remember exactly how many,” the 40-year-old “Lost My Mind” singer said, adding, “I want to say five.”
Author: Blazingcatfur
GOLDSTEIN: Questioning Canada’s immigration policies is not racist
The Mark Carney government will be performing a public service to Canadians if it abandons the reflex position of the Justin Trudeau government that any questioning of federal immigration policies is racist.
A report by The Globe and Mail that said 17,600 foreigners had their criminal convictions forgiven by the Immigration Department over 11 years, up to and including 2024 — thus removing a ban on them coming to Canada — is a case in point.
The rich are different from you and me
They drive multimillion dollar RV’s…
RV Parks Are Going Upscale With Luxury Amenities and $1 Million Spots
Angie Skinner, 53, a SiriusXM host, and her husband, Mike Skinner, 67, a former Nascar Truck Series champion, own a 55-foot-by-200-foot lot with views of the Blue Ridge Mountains at Mountain Falls Luxury Motorcoach Resort in Lake Toxaway, N.C. The couple paid $239,000 for their lot in 2016 and over $1 million to custom-build a spacious two-bedroom cabin with a host of luxury perks: Thermador appliances, a butler’s pantry, a built-in bar with a backlit onyx wall, a glass-enclosed wine cellar and even a built-in feeding station for their rescue Doberman, Clyde. During the summer and fall, when they are not on the road and living in what Angie calls “our home on wheels,” they stay in the cabin and occasionally use their 2019 Entegra Cornerstone coach for guests.
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Meet Andrew Steele – Possibly the most irritating Youtuber ever but credit where it’s due as he he started out washing luxury coaches.
This is such an odd lifestyle to me but fascinating nonetheless. A big market exists whether for new or 2nd Hand Luxury Class Coaches but the maintenance costs are eye watering.
The low mileage on many resales makes me question why people purchase in the first place but what do I know, if I had a few spare millions I might just buy one.
Quebec’s Prevost is considered top of the line and multiple firms customize on their skeleton but lots of competition exists using different chassis.
I follow AZ Expert on YouTube he specializes in RV Roof Repair (scary how crappy many makes are) and loves his vintage Beaver.
Anyway just a slice of life I hope you enjoyed.
Alberta and Ontario call for repeal of Trudeau-era climate policies
OTTAWA — The environment ministers of two of Canada’s biggest provinces are calling on the Liberal government to scrap a host of Trudeau-era environmental and climate policies, saying the policies are holding the country back from meeting its economic potential.
Alberta Environment Minister Rebecca Schulz and Ontario Environment Minister Todd McCarthy said in a letter to federal counterpart Julie Dabrusin that the new, Mark Carney-led Liberal government will need to ditch Justin Trudeau’s net-zero agenda if it hopes to meet its promise to make Canada an energy superpower.
Rolling Stone Unintentionally Gives Masterclass In Media Bias
The mainstream, anti-gun media lies a lot.
They don’t necessarily make up things, of course. They might misrepresent the truth, which might be intentional or might just be from ignorance, but actually fabricating things? That doesn’t happen nearly as often as many of us might like to believe.
No, they tend to be great at the lie of omission.
Russia first country to recognize Taliban rule
Afghanistan’s Taliban government said on Thursday Russia had become the first nation to recognize its rule.
The announcement came after Aghanistan’s Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi met the Russian ambassador to Afghanistan, Dmitry Zhirnov, in Kabul on Thursday.
“This brave decision will be an example for others… Now that the process of recognition has started, Russia was ahead of everyone,” Muttaqi said in a video posted on X.
David Suzuki says the fight against climate change is lost … still won’t shut up
We celebrated Canada this week, so I wanted to start with your reflections. What’s top-of-mind for David Suzuki during this year’s national celebration?
First of all, I’m grateful to Donald Trump for keeping Pierre Poilievre out of office because that’s an amazing thing, but the overarching thing is that we’re in deep trouble.
As far as I’m concerned, Mark Carney is the most well-informed prime minister on climate change that we’ve had. We all celebrated when Justin Trudeau came in after Stephen Harper. Trudeau went to Paris and signed the agreement to limit the rise of global temperatures, but then he bought a pipeline two and a half years later.
WTF?
Just one man & his drill..
Talent. pic.twitter.com/FNH6sOkuDO
— HOW THINGS WORK (@HowThingsWork_) July 2, 2025
h/t Mauser
Trump admin stops handing over illegal migrant criminals to California for prosecution — it will just deport them instead
Keep dreaming, California.
When the feds nabbed a Chinese illegal immigrant who was wanted in Monterey Park, California, for assault with a deadly weapon they refused to release him back to the sanctuary Golden State to stand trial.
The risk, one Border Patrol leader said, is that he’ll just be released back onto the streets.
h/t PA Cat
Army investigating members allegedly involved in ‘abhorrent’ Facebook group, Canada’s top soldier says
The Canadian Army is investigating members who allegedly shared what the country’s top soldier called “abhorrent” content within a private Facebook group.
According to a statement from Lt.-Gen. Mike Wright, the “Blue Hackle Mafia” group featured “racist, misogynistic, homophobic and antisemitic comments and images.”
In the message to armed forces members shared with CBC News, the army commander wrote that he is “disgusted by the content of some of the posts published on this group.”
They have no idea how many CAF members are involved. It could be two.
How many CAF members are in groups supporting so-called “gender affirming care” AKA child mutilation?
The shocking truth about slavery in the Islamic world today
I began my research into the history of slavery in the Islamic world in Bamako, the capital of Mali, in 2020. Yes, you read that right. Not 1820 or 1920, but five years ago, during a harrowing encounter. Sitting cross-legged on the mud floor of a temporary shelter, a man in his late 50s called Hamey told me how he and his ancestors had been enslaved to a slave-owning family in the western region of Kayes for many generations. It was only two years earlier, after a savage public beating, that he’d managed to escape his enslavement. He broke down repeatedly as he described the near-impossibility, now that he was free, of finding somewhere to live and providing for his family in one of the poorest countries on earth.
The Koran is an evil book that grants Mohammedans license to commit all manner of perversions and atrocities.
For that reason immigration by Islamists should be permanently banned.
Canadians feel unwelcome in the U.S. as mistrust remains high: new poll
Now that Canada’s trade war with America has surged back into public consciousness like a blast from the recent past, a new poll suggests Canadian frustration with and mistrust of the U.S. remains high, despite a slight easing.
In March, for example, polling showed a dramatic realignment of Canadian attitudes toward its southern neighbour. Europe and Britain were suddenly the countries Canadians felt best about, and Canadians were starting to feel about America the way they felt about Russia.
Orcas bring food gifts to humans in puzzling acts of kindness
Dozens of cases of wild orcas bringing fish and birds to humans have been documented. Are they trying to make friends or do they hope to manipulate us?
Humans have long considered themselves nature’s great benefactors. We feed ducks in the park, toss scraps to alley cats and leave out bowls of milk for the neighbourhood hedgehog. We give, they take.
That, at least, is how the story usually goes. But could one of the world’s most intelligent predators be turning the tables?
WTF?
Geezuz. @fancypants_s https://t.co/ElpUphSouj
— Auntie Polly (@auntie_polly) July 4, 2025
h/t Auntie Polly
New supply management law won’t save the system from Trump, experts say
A new law meant to protect supply management might not be enough to shield the system in trade talks with a Trump administration bent on eliminating it, trade experts say.
“It’s certainly more difficult to strike a deal with the United States now with the passage of this bill that basically forces Canada to negotiate with one hand tied behind its back,” said William Pellerin, a trade lawyer and partner at the firm McMillan LLP.
“Now that we’ve removed the digital service tax, dairy and supply management is probably the No. 1 trade irritant that we have with the United States. That remains very much unresolved.”