The ‘anti-racist’ state is a menace to equality

Who made Ibram X Kendi prime minister? Everywhere you look, the racialism perfected by America’s insufferable ‘anti-racists’ continues to wash over British institutions. These outrageous new sentencing guidelines are only the latest, most radioactive example.


The UK is turning into Canada!

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Make Alberta America

For weeks, President Donald Trump has said that Canada should be America’s 51st state. He has mocked Canada’s economic dependence on the United States. He has condemned Canadian tariffs and trade restrictions. He has scolded Canada’s free riding on American defense. He has knocked Canada’s porous borders and drug dens. He has accused Canada of colluding with hostile foreign powers and global institutions. He has trolled our prime minister.

It’s delightful. Many Canadians are enjoying the show.

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Columbia professor claims DOGE is racist because government was once run by Barack Obama

A Columbia professor has claimed the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is racist because it is making cuts from a government that was once run by a black man.

Democratic strategist Basil Smikle, a lecturer of international and public affairs at the Ivy league, slammed DOGE in controversial comments on MSNBC.

‘There are people who are charged with trying to find savings,’ Smikles said.

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Trump to revoke legal status for 240,000 Ukrainians as US steps up deportations

President Trump’s administration is planning to revoke temporary legal status for some 240,000 Ukrainians who fled the conflict with Russia, a senior Trump official and three sources familiar with the matter said, potentially putting them on a fast track to deportation.

The move, expected as soon as April, would be a stunning reversal of the welcome Ukrainians received under President Joe Biden’s administration.

The planned rollback of protections for Ukrainians was underway before Trump publicly feuded with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky last week.

Where will they go?

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Amy Hamm: It’s not CSIS’s job to worry about ‘Islamophobia’ accusations

The Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) should concern itself with identifying terrorist threats, including (and not limited to) threats from radical Islamists within our borders — and not with “Islamophobia.”

Last month, CSIS director Dan Rogers met with Canada’s special representative on combatting Islamophobia, Amira Elghawaby. The two apparently discussed how they might work together to “combat Islamophobia and all forms of hate.”

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Democrats Are Just Not Normal

Take that, little cop cancer kid! The Democrats sure showed him! No applause for you. How dare you be celebrated by the country when the president pointed you out from the lectern. Yeah, they showed him. They showed Donald Trump. They showed us all! The Democrats aren’t going to allow Donald Trump to be normalized! Nor kids with cancer! Nor foster parents of 40 kids. Nor victims of rape and murder by the Third World barbarians Democrats imported into the country. No, the party that thinks some women have penises isn’t going to normalize the party that doesn’t.

h/t DS

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Carson Jerema: Free trade is dead. Someone should tell the Liberals

Free trade in North America is dead. Even if the tariffs levied this week, before being put on pause Thursday, are never fully implemented, any new trade deal with the U.S. can never be trusted, at least while President Donald Trump is in the White House. Canada must operate as if it doesn’t share a border with the largest economic power in history. Much of the wealth generated in Canada comes from this simple geography, masking the true damage of this country’s anti-business delusions.

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Do not believe a word the Liberal gov’t or its media says about the scope of Canada’s role in the fentanyl trade

“Trade-Based Money Laundering is the Fentanyl Crisis”: Sources expose Chinese-Mexican-Canadian Crime Convergence

‘That famous picture of Trudeau at a Vancouver dinner with all those Chinese guys—They’re all in there’: Source on United Front money laundering suspects surveilled by US Agency

VANCOUVER and TORONTO — As debate rages over President Donald Trump’s disruptive tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China—whether they represent a genuine war on fentanyl deaths tied to each nation’s role in the deadly supply chain, or merely a pretext for U.S. trade dominance—multiple Canadian and U.S. government sources have stepped forward to highlight a factor they believe North American citizens aren’t grasping amid Trump’s political rhetoric.

They point to the staggering scale and sophistication of trade-based money laundering orchestrated by Chinese Triads in Canada and Mexican cartels. This is a predominant concern in Canada, alongside revelations of so-called fentanyl superlabs hidden in rural areas, yet easily supplied by Canadian transportation hubs—shipping, rail, and trucking networks saturated with organized crime. These sources insist this little-understood form of criminal money laundering not only fuels fentanyl trafficking—ultimately linked to a complicit Beijing—but directly finances drug shipments initiated by Chinese networks in Toronto and Vancouver, sending fentanyl, methamphetamine, and cocaine across the Mexican border into California, specifically to trucking hubs around Los Angeles.

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Will the EU ever get tough on defence?

European leaders are in Brussels today for an emergency summit on defence, and the future of both Ukraine and the continent. In a further attempt to hash out a peace plan for Ukraine, the 27 EU heads of state are joined by Volodymyr Zelensky. Arriving this morning, Zelensky declared, ‘It’s great we are not alone’.

As part of today’s agenda, members of the bloc are expected to endorse Ursula von der Leyen’s ReArm Europe plan – which will make €150 billion (£125 billion) available in loans for members to boost defence spending. The summit will also likely discuss French President Emmanuel Macron’s proposal to extend his country’s ‘nuclear umbrella’ to its continental neighbours.

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When it comes to energy, the U.S. has Ontario over a barrel

Donald Trump has rattled all Canadians with his threat of large tariffs on Canadian exports to the U.S. So much so, that on Dec. 16, Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland resigned in part out of concern around the Trudeau government’s response to that threat. On that same day of the Freeland news tsunami, Canada’s premiers met to discuss the looming tariff threat. Coming out of that meeting Doug Ford promised the premiers will provide “steady and stable leadership” and advocated for a larger role for premiers in the tariff discussions.

h/t Mauser

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