At D-Day Event, Hegseth Warns Of European Beaches ‘Stormed’ By Third-World Migrants

At D-Day Event, Hegseth Warns Of European Beaches ‘Stormed’ By Third-World Migrants

NORMANDY, France — U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth warned about the invasion of Europe by third-world migrants in a Saturday speech commemorating the 82nd anniversary of D-Day. Hegseth spoke at the Normandy American Cemetery, where thousands of Americans are buried. All but one died storming the beaches on D-Day or in the subsequent Battle of Normandy during World War II.

“Sadly, today, different European beaches are stormed by different dangerous ideologies. Beaches in Spain and Italy and Greece and Bulgaria,” Hegseth said. “Boats and men arrive. When will European capitals do something about that invasion? Or is it too late? I pray not, and I believe not.”

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Will we allow Democrats to ruin this nation?

Will we allow Democrats to ruin this nation?

Our flag, history, and culture seem to offend many people these days, but our benefits don’t offend anybody, other than perhaps a few hard-working taxpayers.

Odd.

It is remarkable — and very sad — how far we’ve come from the 1976 Bicentennial celebrations, which, despite coming hard on the heels of Watergate and the pathetic end of the Vietnam War, were almost universally and gleefully celebrated by all.

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Gen Z in revolt

Gen Z in revolt

Since the autumn of 2025, a wave of youth-led uprisings has spread across South Asia and beyond. The protests have had different triggers, but they are unified by a striking consistency of grievance: political corruption, economic exclusion and police repression. They are driven by a sense prevalent among Generation Z that today’s young people lack a political voice, and have been saddled with exceptional economic hardship.

Can’t say I blame them.

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Globe digs itself even deeper with mea culpa about Kamloops coverage

Globe digs itself even deeper with mea culpa about Kamloops coverage

On May 30, the Globe and Mail editorial board issued a mea culpa, titled “There is no reconciliation without truth,” attesting to the newspaper’s failure to meet professional standards on an important national story. Ironically, for a piece centred on journalistic shortcomings, this defensive editorial not only itself contains significant journalistic shortcomings, but fails to deliver the only conclusion that merits genuine approval.

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Iceland founder blasts ‘two-tier policing’ after officers rushed to store when suspicious customer falsely accused staff of racism – yet they ignore violent shoplifters

Iceland founder blasts ‘two-tier policing’ after officers rushed to store when suspicious customer falsely accused staff of racism – yet they ignore violent shoplifters

The furore over two-tier policing intensified last night after a supermarket boss accused officers of treating a false claim of racism more seriously than rampant violence by shoplifters.

Iceland founder Sir Malcolm Walker says ‘two-tier policing isn’t just happening on the streets’ as he revealed cops rushed to one of his stores three minutes after a phoney accusation of racism was made against a shop supervisor.

The entrepreneur made a formal complaint to Scotland Yard after the Asian supervisor was handcuffed and dragged to a police car by officers who rushed to the scene when a black customer made a complaint of racism after being caught tampering with milk bottles.

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‘Utter disappointment’: Vancouver tourists increasingly noticing street disorder, open drug use

‘Utter disappointment’: Vancouver tourists increasingly noticing street disorder, open drug use

Nearly three months after the B.C. government announced a major program to boost tourism, Destination Vancouver says visitors are increasingly commenting on street disorder, open drug use, aggressive behaviour, and personal safety concerns in the city’s downtown core.

Unveiled in March, the province’s Look West strategy aims to double visitor spending to $48 billion by 2036.


Gaslighting is the default position of governments at every level in Canada.

Our country is being destroyed by our elites, non-enforcement of the law, two tiered policing and justice, mass immigration, the ruinous destruction of education system, the beat goes on.

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The UN, Slavery, and History’s Selective Amnesia

The UN, Slavery, and History’s Selective Amnesia

On March 25th, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution describing the transatlantic slave trade and the enslavement of Africans as “the gravest crime against humanity.” The text was adopted by 123 votes to 3, with 52 states abstaining, including France, Portugal, Spain, the United Kingdom, and most European countries. The United States, Israel, and Argentina voted against.

The symbolic significance of this resolution is considerable. No one would dispute that the transatlantic slave trade constitutes one of the greatest tragedies in human history. For several centuries, millions of Africans were deported to the Americas under appalling conditions, reduced to the status of commodities, and integrated into an economic system based on their dehumanisation. The memory of this crime deserves to be acknowledged and passed on.

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MORGAN: Premier Smith is flirting with political suicide

MORGAN: Premier Smith is flirting with political suicide

Premier Danielle Smith has been maintaining something of a delicate balancing act between satisfying the independence element within her party base and most Albertans at large who still lean toward the federalist side. Of late, though, the premier has decided to fall solidly onto one side of the debate, and it may lead to dire consequences for the United Conservative Party (UCP) in the future.

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‘Thank You Darling, Have a Good Time’: Trump Storms Out of Interview With Kirsten Welker

‘Thank You Darling, Have a Good Time’: Trump Storms Out of Interview With Kirsten Welker

President Donald Trump stormed out of an interview with NBC News’ Kristen Welker after a tense exchange over elections and media bias.

The 50-minute interview took place in a barn in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, for the Sunday edition of “Meet the Press.”

Good for him!

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Ukraine on the brink: A Canadian journalist’s blunt warning about the war-torn country

Ukraine on the brink: A Canadian journalist’s blunt warning about the war-torn country

The hall at St. Vladimir’s Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Calgary is packed. Three gigantic, artistically painted wooden Easter eggs dominate the stage. Heavily accented voices rise and fall amid the chatter as attendees nibble on poppyseed cake and other Ukrainian delicacies. No one wears the bright blue-and-yellow of the war’s early days, but embroidered vyshyvanky peek from under sweaters and jackets.

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Is Saving Europe Still Possible?

Is Saving Europe Still Possible?

London. Sunday, May 10. A protest against rising anti-Semitism is organized in front of the prime minister’s residence. About 20,000 people are present, mostly Jews. Secretary of State for Work and Pensions Pat McFadden, who addressed them, was jeered and booed. “I feel your pain,” he told the crowd. The reply was, “Action, no more words.”

When British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, a few days before the protest, visited Golders Green, a heavily Jewish area of London where two Jews had been stabbed on April 29, he was greeted with chants of “Keir Starmer, Jew Harmer.”


I think we will face an increasingly hostile, Islamized Europe making further investment in a tied future is just good money after bad.

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