Resurfaced clip of Kathy Griffin in 2004 talking about muslims
"It’s such a wonderful culture for women, unless you have a clitoris and you’re 13… the muslims are not your friend"
I guess this is before TDS took over https://t.co/zuznLE7XNs
— Defiant L’s (@DefiantLs) October 15, 2026
OTTAWA — As Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers boost exports to Canada, the country’s former spy chief warned that everything you do in or around one of those cars will be acquired by China.
In a rare interview last month, former CSIS head David Vigneault did not mince his words: China’s theft of Western intellectual property amounts to a “lost generation of prosperity” for Canada. Furthermore, the Chinese government will use Chinese electric vehicles to further harvest data on Canadians and foreigners, he told the BBC’s The Interview.
I’ve never seen this clip before. When comedy was allowed 😆😆😆😆 https://t.co/s3EPa9j5dC
— steve (@bagshaw2112) October 15, 2026
The prestigious National Book Awards have many famous and acclaimed past winners, from Don DeLillo’s White Noise in 1985 to Alice Walker’s The Color Purple in 1983. Of those previous victors, only the latter could be allowed to win in 2026, as the color white is now officially racist.
Alice Weidel has said that the Alternative for Germany (AfD) does not want the country to become a “caliphate”.
Speaking to the Economist, the co-leader of the hard-Right German party claimed that Syrian and Afghan asylum seekers were responsible for the “skyrocketing” rate of some of the “worst crimes” in Germany since 2015. She argued: “The law enforcement is very clear in Germany, 100% of the Syrians — because the war has ended — have to go back to their country.”
Numbers matter. Large-scale importation of Muslim population groups from African and Asian countries into the United States has produced measurable corrosion of community trust and informal bonds that sustain civil society. Concentrated demographic shifts—conspicuous in places such as Dearborn, Michigan—have generated institutional favoritism, constrained public discourse, and fostered parallel moral frameworks that resist the shared civic identity historically required for social cohesion. Far from being incidental byproducts of pluralism, these developments represent a structural challenge to the very cultural preconditions of American self-government.
Poison is being slipped into water bottles.
The thinnest, dumbest religion of our times has got to be Muslim victimhood. Pretty much everyone in officialdom bows to its dogmas, dutifully crying about the ‘epidemic’ of ‘Islamophobia’. The ‘fascist fires’ of Islamophobia will ‘end up engulfing us all’, says the Guardian, the closest thing this cult of self-pity has to a propaganda rag. Everyone needs to calm down. Even the mildest intellectual prodding disproves the doctrines of the Islamophobia industry.
Responding to the current global energy crisis, many Western leaders have declared that the way to remove geopolitical threats to energy security is to transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources. This is a grave error. It rests on the faulty assumption that renewable energy is riskless, immune to price volatility, and secure because it is produced at home.
Follow the renewable energy deals far enough, and they mostly lead back to Beijing.
A teenager mass murderer was so determined to gun down little kids at his old elementary school that even being shot at didn’t stop him.
Griffin John II, 16, killed three children aged five, eight, and 11, and their 25-year-old teacher at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon, on Thursday afternoon.
He also critically wounded a 54-year-old teacher and shot a seven-year-old child who uses a wheelchair in the face, both of whom are still in hospital.
More than two dozen Jewish members of the Canadian Armed Forces who made claims in a $150-million racial discrimination settlement against the military were told they did not meet the racial identity criteria, according to the Canadian Jewish News.
One member, Capt. Rabbi Jonathan Jaffit, is taking legal action.
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has delivered a sharp criticism of Europe’s mass immigration policies, declaring that Sweden and France have been severely damaged by the arrival of foreigners.
Frederiksen’s remarks have attracted considerable attention in neighbouring Sweden, where her increasingly restrictive approach to immigration contrasts with the policies traditionally pursued by the country’s Social Democrats, who lead the leftist coalition that won the September parliamentary election by three seats, largely driven by the immigrant vote.
Some moments in Canadian politics don’t need satire. You simply describe what the government is doing and let the absurdity speak for itself.
LNG Canada has announced a $33-billion Phase 2 expansion of its massive natural gas liquefaction plant at Kitimat, BC. This is exactly the kind of project Canada desperately needs: private investment, Canadian natural gas, thousands of construction jobs, and another major export route to Asia. The expansion will double LNG production from roughly 14 million to 28 million tonnes annually. That part should be celebrated.
Then we get to the steel.
On NBC’s “Meet the Press” last Sunday, host Kristen Welker, asked Democratic Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed if he would “set the record straight” on his alleged ties to the Muslim Brotherhood.
“No,” El-Sayed quickly replied, before clarifying that neither he nor his family has any ties to the international Sunni Islamist network.
OTTAWA – Immigration Minister Lena Diab is signalling immigration levels will be going up, as Canada’s population growth has seen a significant slowdown over the past two years.
In September, Prime Minister Mark Carney told The New York Times that Canada will eventually resume a “controlled increase” in its population once the immigration system remains fully under control.
Greedy bastards are happily destroying Canada to line their pockets.
I welcome a US invasion rather than being overrun by Carney’s 3rd World Mercenaries
