Trump’s EPA has started the process to rescind the EPA’s authority to regulate CO2 and other alleged greenhouse gasses. It would remake our nation and shake a Western civilization already being pummeled by green madness. These regulations, both here and abroad, have been stalking horses for socialism and vehicles for fraud. graft, and funding left-wing actors on a scale unseen in human history.
The Democratic ‘revolt’ against Trump’s Congress speech was next-level cringe.
Remember when the phrase ‘the Resistance’ would conjure up visions of sexy French youths in berets battling actual Nazis? Now all it brings to mind is ageing dullards in pink suits holding up signs saying ‘This is not normal’ while sporting the most turbo-smug look on their faces. As US president Donald Trump spoke to a joint session of Congress last night, ‘across the aisle the Resistance was stirring’, gushed the Guardian’s DC reporter. His piece was illustrated with a pic of some congresswoman in pearls and a balding Democrat looking aghast as Trump talked. Seriously, if this is ‘the Resistance’, the world’s tyrants can rest easy
Every day, the madcap president of the United States does things to remind us that he’s an unhinged tornado of malice. In that maelstrom of abusive behaviour, it’s difficult to be outraged about any one thing for very long, because a new atrocity pops up to grab our attention (say, tariffs).
He’s like a wildfire tearing through a forest and we find it impossible to worry about each individual tree he destroys. But I hope you keep your eye on one particular fight MAGA-man has picked because it strikes at the heart of what his government is doing to democracy.
The TDS enraged Star is calling up ex-CBC staff as reinforcements.
On Feb 14, 2025, Muslim terrorists kidnapped 70 Christians in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, took them to a church, tied them up and beheaded them. Their bodies were left there to rot by the Muslim killers who did it to show the supremacy of Islam over Christianity.
While fewer migrants entered the EU illegally last year, the migration crisis continues, with only a slight downturn in the number of asylum applications.
The European Union Agency for Asylum (EUAA) published its figures for 2024, showing a slight overall decrease in asylum applications to the EU as well as emerging global migration patterns. Middle Eastern countries are still the primary countries of origin for applicants, but South American states could take their place in the future—if the current trends continue.
Compared to 2023, the annual report detailing last year records an 11% decrease in asylum applications submitted to EU+ countries (meaning EU member states, plus Switzerland and Norway), with the final problematic total still slightly above one million.
Mark Carney thinks he’s a Big Man.
The former Bank of England governor is bigger and better than all of us. Especially reporters and media he doesn’t agree with. That’s why he thinks he’s got what it takes to be the next Prime Minister of Canada.
He portrays himself as a ‘man of the people’.
U.S. President Donald Trump’s 10 per cent tariff on Canadian energy should be a cause for celebration in Ottawa. After all, Trump is only finishing the job the Trudeau government started: systematically crippling the energy sector in pursuit of their net-zero dream.
It’s hard to imagine Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault or his Liberal predecessors, Catherine McKenna and Jonathan Wilkinson, shedding a tear over this development. These are the same people who have spent years declaring oil and gas the great evil of our time. Now, the tariffs are here to speed up the decline of an industry they have worked tirelessly to strangle with regulations.
Fear is growing in Western capitals that President Trump will yank America out of the North Atlantic Treaty. An untested law, enacted in 2022, requires an act of Congress or approval by the Senate before such a move, but the 1949 treaty includes a loophole to abandon the alliance regardless.
“Get us out of NATO,” the Utah Republican, Senator Lee, wrote Saturday on X. In a December post, he called the alliance “a great deal — for Europe,” responding to a graph showing that America pays 70.5 percent of the alliance’s total.
U.S. President Donald Trump’s imbecilic and unnecessary suggestion that Canada should become the 51st state has led some of my own family members — on my wife’s side, who are Canadian — not to travel to the United States, even in the midst of winter. Now this is personal.
The dislike that some Canadians feel toward Trump, and America in general, is something I experienced at a wedding of one of my wife’s cousins, shortly after Trump’s first term. At what should have been a non-political event, one of the speakers attacked the United States with such vehemence, it made me want to leave the room — and I’m no Trump supporter.
Jasmine Crockett 2.0 just dropped. pic.twitter.com/OF6DUKri9t
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) March 5, 2025
The latest polling shows the Conservatives with a wide lead again, which means exactly nothing. Anyone paying attention to political public opinion polling in Canada could easily get a case of whiplash.
TikToker calls for someone to shoot President Trump @fbi @secretservice pic.twitter.com/tXIIq0Tt10
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 5, 2025
But the TDS is so strong with Democrats, they couldn’t even bring themselves to applaud universal victories.
Tuesday’s presidential address to the joint session of Congress, the first-year equivalent to a State of the Union speech, was the highlight of Donald Trump’s political career.
It might have been the highlight of any presidential term in this century.
It was the longest, most boisterous, probably most partisan, and almost certainly most triumphant address to the legislative branch in modern American history and very likely in the mass-media age.
We can blame the internet and Andrew Tate, but the root of the crisis is clear: boys without fathers or guidance are lost and angry
How do you fancy bringing Andrew Tate back to the UK? National treasure that he is. According to a news report on Sunday, Yvette Cooper is considering extraditing the British-American influencer and his brother Tristan, after the two men travelled by private jet from Romania – where they are under investigation for human trafficking – to Florida last week. Any request could cause friction between Trump’s administration and Starmer, insiders say, although surely the larger problem would potentially be… having Andrew Tate back in the country.
