Author: Blazingcatfur
Furious woke mob turns on SNL after Colin Jost’s unorthodox Islamic joke about Abdul El-Sayed and Barack Obama
Saturday Night Live’s liberal viewers turned on the show after cast member Colin Jost made a joke some perceived as ‘Islamophobic.’
The program’s Weekend Update segment was focused entirely on politics and the sweeping Democratic victories during the midterms last week.
The election of Abdul El-Sayed for US Senate in Michigan was among the most high-profile Democratic wins. El-Sayed is the first Muslim to win a seat in the upper chamber of Congress.
How one Project South officer’s case became a referendum on how harshly we should treat unlawful database searches
As Elias Mouawad sat before the judge deciding his fate, his lawyer argued the rookie Toronto officer’s case would normally never even see the inside of a courtroom.
Were it not for the fact that he had been folded into the explosive police corruption probe Project South, the 25-year-old constable would be where most officers who leak confidential police database information end up, Peter Brauti argued earlier this fall. He’d be at the police disciplinary tribunal.
There, Mouawad’s misdeed usually results in docked pay.
Illicit access was always a problem, diversity will magnify it.
Erika Kirk Slams Dave Chappelle, Jennifer Welch After ‘Beyond Disgusting‘ Remarks About Charlie Kirk’s Murder
Erika Kirk has spoken out after Dave Chappelle and leftist podcaster Jennifer Welch both engaged in grotesque invective about her husband, slain Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.
Erica kirk took to her social media to blast the obscene “jokes” about her husband.
Chappelle is a recently minted Muslim, the woman is just a fool.
Doug Ford says parents of youth who allegedly attacked Air Cadets supervisor ‘should be ashamed’
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is speaking out about the assault of an Air Cadets supervisor in Hamilton earlier this month, calling it “the most disgusting thing you could ever do.”
The 59-year-old Canadian Armed Forces member, identified by family as Kenneth Kunkel, was supervising the distribution of poppies on Nov. 1 when two youths allegedly approached his cadets in front of a restaurant at The Centre on Barton and “blew a loud air horn” into their ears.
Sure hope they’re not the migrants Doug loves.
Trump says he’d refuse to forgive James Comey and Nancy Pelosi at gates of heaven even if it meant being turned away by St Peter
President Donald Trump has said that he would refuse to forgive James Comey and Nancy Pelosi at the gates of heaven even if it meant he would be turned away by St Peter.
Trump, who describes himself as a ‘religious person,’ was asked about his ability to forgive his political enemies during a sit down with 60 Minutes host Ross Douthat.
BRUTAL HONESTY.
This might be one of the deepest introspections into President Trump’s mind ever recorded.
In just 90 seconds, Trump gave 60 Minutes viewers a rare glimpse into how he views his enemies.
Host Ross Douthat repeatedly tried to give the president an opportunity to say he could forgive his political enemies. Every time, Trump refused to pretend.
DOUTHAT: “All you have to do to enter paradise is feel love and forgiveness for James Comey, Nancy Pelosi, anyone who you have expressed hate for over the years. Do you think you can do it?”
TRUMP: “Then I wouldn’t be real, would I?”
“Sure the easy answer to that’s, oh yes, I could forgive.”
“I found them to be extremely dishonest people, very bad people, very bad for our country. I love our country far more than I can love people…and people like that.”
DOUTHAT: “Is the answer no then?”
TRUMP: “The answer is no. I want to be honest!”
DOUTHAT: “Before the judgement throne of God?”
TRUMP: “Before the judgement.”
Most people would have given the politically correct answer and said they could forgive.
Trump chose to tell the truth, even when it wasn’t the answer people wanted to hear.
— Overton (@overton_news) November 9, 2026
Why not a day against “The Left and antisemitism?
Troubling: Poll finds small minority of Canadians believe all Jews responsible for Israel’s actions
A new poll has found a strong majority of Canadians respect and trust their Jewish neighbours, but a small minority feels differently because they believe Jews have a collective responsibility for Israel’s actions.
… The poll analyzed responses from 1,232 Canadians aged 18 and over between Oct. 9 and 15.
It was released today to mark International Day Against Fascism and Antisemitism. On the evening of Nov. 9, 1938, a series of antisemitic riots took place in Nazi Germany. Homes belonging to Jewish families, Jewish businesses and synagogues were targeted and vandalized. Jewish people were attacked. It became known as Kristallnacht, or Night of Broken Glass.
Fascism is anyone with an opinion the Left disagrees with.
Personally I have not noticed many of the media’s “Fascists” marching through our streets and threatening Jews these past few years.
I’ve seen lot’s of leftists and Muslims however but somehow that gets left out of the media’s preferred narrative.
Undeterred by last night’s unprovoked assault following a rally, RealityDocu is back on the ground, this time capturing exclusive footage of perpetual protester Diana Bosco’s latest arrest at Bathurst and Sheppard.
It is not yet clear what led to the incident, although Bosco has a documented history of disruptive and aggressive conduct.
📸 Nov 8, 2026 (@RealityDocu)
#Toronto #ProtestMania https://t.co/3Ane09LBwQ
— Caryma Sa’d – Lawyer + Political Satirist (@CarymaRules) November 8, 2026
Dortmund police attacked as crowd storms kebab shop for €1 doner
Police were called to a doner kebab shop in Dortmund, western Germany on Sunday after hundreds of customers stormed the premises in the hope of securing a portion for a one-off rock bottom introductory price.
The owner of the outlet was forced to call the police after becoming overwhelmed by the crowds that turned up for its opening.
According to the owner, about 1,000 people were present. Police put the number at about 300.
Corporate titans got white glove World Cup service: City emails
Corporate giants got special treatment during the World Cup, as the Bank of Montreal bought up a big chunk of Toronto’s guest list for last December’s match draw event in Washington, D.C.
Google, meanwhile, bought a suite from city hall for the soccer tournament — but in an “exception,” it instead paid Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment, which operates the stadium.
The World Cup lost money? Who knew!
China ‘sexpionage scandal’ threatens West’s AI dominance
In photographs, Alice Huang appears to be just another glamorous face in the crowded life of the AI billionaire Jensen Huang.
As boss of Nvidia, until Friday the world’s most valuable company, Mr Huang constantly meets contacts, customers and businesspeople.
Yet allegations about the personal importance and motivations of the Chinese businesswoman have contributed to a nightmare week for a tech titan at the centre of geopolitical rivalry for a potentially world-changing technology.
Ottawa gave its failing financial crimes watchdog a spanking. That’s not enough
Minister of Finance François-Philippe Champagne declared early last week that “fraud and money laundering are serious crimes that harm Canadians.” He went on to say that the federal government is “taking bold action against these threats” by introducing tougher anti-financial crime legislation, Bill S-8.
Mr. Champagne is accountable for the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada, or FinTRAC, the country’s financial intelligence unit that helps enforce anti-money laundering and financial crime laws across thousands of businesses, including Canada’s chartered banks.
Carney has a lot of friends.
Inside the French drug gangs recruiting children to kill
Although she had just bought hashish from a drug dealer, the woman decided to call the police.
It was because, along with the illegal drugs, she had been handed a note by the young seller during their brief meeting on a Marseille housing estate in 2022.
“We’re being held captive and need help. We are 15-years-old,” it read.
The teenage dealer, a French court heard earlier this year, was one of two boys being held by a gang which they had both initially approached looking for paid work – albeit illegal.
One boy had been tasked with handling money, the other worked streets around the Frais-Vallon estate. Soon though, bosses had accused them of being responsible for “shortfalls” in takings.
What percent of the population of Marseilles France are Muslims?
Around 30–35%, with a commonly cited recent estimate of roughly one-third (about 34%).
Gun users battle Ottawa’s firearms ban at Supreme Court
The federal government will defend its 2020 ban on assault-style firearms at the Supreme Court of Canada on Monday, taking on an array of challengers that argue Ottawa exceeded its legal authority.
The case, to be heard Monday and Tuesday, is the biggest hearing at the top court this fall. It centres around legal questions about the reasonable extent of Ottawa’s power to ban weapons such the AR-15, Beretta Cx4 Storm and other firearms to protect public safety despite the use of the guns in some cases for sport shooting or hunting.
G7 ministers meet as Europe seeks greater say in Ukraine peace talks
Foreign ministers from the Group of Seven (G7) leading industrialized nations are set to meet in Paris on Monday and Tuesday for talks on how Europe can be part of US efforts to end Russia’s war on Ukraine and how to urge Washington to not resume military action against Iran.
The meeting will bring together leading diplomats from Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the United States.
It coincides with US-mediated talks between Moscow and Kyiv in Abu Dhabi scheduled to begin on Tuesday.
Immigration minister ‘deeply shocked’ by 100 cases of alleged fraud
Quebec’s immigration minister said she was “deeply shocked” after a bureaucrat allegedly issued 100 false Quebec selection certificates.
“This situation shakes my confidence, and I expect the full truth to come to light. Immigrating to Quebec is a privilege that cannot be bought,” wrote Catherine Gentilcore in a statement on Saturday.
The minister was reacting to a news release published earlier this week by Quebec’s anti-corruption commissioner — the Commissaire à la lutte contre la corruption (CLCC) — which stated that Marilena Ida was charged with breach of trust and forgery.