The West is too busy criticizing Israel to notiice the massacres of Christians

The West is too busy criticizing Israel to notiice the massacres of Christians

“The Islamists gathered everyone in the village of pastor Matateu and asked each person a single question: ‘What is your religion?’ Anyone who answered ‘Christian’ was beheaded; the pastors and their families were killed in particularly atrocious ways and with torture.”

Thus 70 Christians were murdered in a village in Mozambique.

Then 72 Christians were massacred in Congo.

In total, 3,000 Christians killed in Nigeria in 2026.

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Sweden consistently outperforms Canada on universal health care despite similar spending: new study

Sweden consistently outperforms Canada on universal health care despite similar spending: new study

Sweden and Canada operate publicly financed universal health-care systems, but access to care in the Nordic country is “markedly better,” according to a new report from the Fraser Institute.

In 2024, wait times leading to unmet medical needs affected two per cent of Swedes, compared with 9.1 per cent of Canadians, says the report’s author, Yanick Labrie.

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US woman falsely charged with bank theft sues for $10m over AI facial recognition

US woman falsely charged with bank theft sues for $10m over AI facial recognition

A Tennessee woman who was falsely charged with bank theft in North Dakota and jailed for six months has sued for $10m in damages, alleging in a federal lawsuit that Fargo police improperly relied on an artificial intelligence (AI) facial recognition system to wrongly accuse her.

Angela Lipps, 50, was arrested at gunpoint by US marshals at her home in Tennessee while babysitting her neighbor’s four children in July 2025. The mother of three and grandmother of five was booked into a county jail and remained there for almost four months without bail while awaiting extradition to North Dakota, where she was held for about two more months.

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GlobalEye surveillance plane under the microscope as Conservatives call for twin probes

GlobalEye surveillance plane under the microscope as Conservatives call for twin probes

Federal Conservatives have called on both the auditor general and the Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) to examine whether the proper process was followed in the Liberal government’s plan to acquire airborne early warning planes from Swedish aircraft-maker Saab.

Sources told CBC News earlier this month that the GlobalEye, the government’s choice for the air force, met only a handful of the military’s requirements and will need important modifications.


Looks like a flying Vegomatic.

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Jewish Americans Are the Test; Canada Is the Preview

Jewish Americans Are the Test; Canada Is the Preview

The war waged in the West by Islamic extremists is won in the institutions before it’s won on the battlefield. Their method has a modern name: entryism. It involves embedding an ideology in campuses, charities and political parties so the battle is already half over before most people notice.

In the West, they keep choosing the same target: Jews.

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As Chinese, Mexican Cartel and Iranian Money Reaches Into Canadian Institutions, a Judge Refuses to Let Police Corruption Allegations Stay Hidden

As Chinese, Mexican Cartel and Iranian Money Reaches Into Canadian Institutions, a Judge Refuses to Let Police Corruption Allegations Stay Hidden

OTTAWA — As evidence mounts of Chinese, Mexican cartel and Iranian-linked penetration of Canada’s official institutions and its big banks — a dimension still largely unexamined outside testimony in the Cameron Ortis case, in which the RCMP’s intelligence director was convicted of leaking Five Eyes secrets to large-scale Toronto money launderers tied to terror and Iran — a Canadian judge has decided citizens must see the alleged police corruption that York Regional Police merely stumbled upon while investigating a plot to murder a senior jail official.

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Opening the EU door for Canada is a harmless gesture. But it won’t fix Europe’s security crisis

Opening the EU door for Canada is a harmless gesture. But it won’t fix Europe’s security crisis

Ursula von der Leyen brought a new mascot to her annual State of the Union address to the European parliament: the Canadian prime minister, Mark Carney.

The leader of a plucky, like-minded liberal democracy, locked in an unsought trade war with its much bigger bully of a neighbour, Carney crossed the Atlantic and attended this flagship event of Europe’s political calendar to demonstrate his country’s shared values and desire to get closer to the EU. He was rewarded with a standing ovation and the first ever offer of an (invented) status of “associate member” of the EU.


I hope it remains performative BS.

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Why is a CofE Church Displaying the Names of ‘Martyred’ Islamic Terrorists for Jewish New Year?

Why is a CofE Church Displaying the Names of ‘Martyred’ Islamic Terrorists for Jewish New Year?

A vast tapestry has just gone on display in England, celebrating the nation’s military, cultural and religious conquest by brutal armed colonial warlords who mercilessly stormed onto our undefended beaches from abroad in large boats. And, by remarkable coincidence, the Bayeux Tapestry is also available for the general public to see at the British Museum at the moment, too.

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I live and work in Canada and the U.S. Most of my American colleagues and friends know nothing about this trade war

I live and work in Canada and the U.S. Most of my American colleagues and friends know nothing about this trade war

An image of Lake Ontario was pulled up on my public hotel computer kiosk in Manitoba recently. The website was Google Maps, which shows the correct name to Canadians and the Trump-ordered “Lake America” to Americans.

No one was using the computer when I came across it. Someone had just called up Lake Ontario then left the kiosk, perhaps wishing to remind all who strolled by: Don’t forget this insanity for a second.

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Why Must Germans Live This Way?

Why Must Germans Live This Way?

The governments of the West are filled with gangs of traitors that have anything but the best interests of their citizens at heart. Germany is a case in point.

Remix News reported Monday that “in the eastern German state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, a 14-year-old boy was tortured for hours by ten youths, many of them who were foreigners or of foreign origin. The incident, which happened in the city of Neubrandenburg, saw the youths beat, burn, and insult the victim, all while reportedly filming the incident and subsequently posting it to social media.”

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Carney Marries Canada to Dying Europe

Carney Marries Canada to Dying Europe

On Wednesday, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen gave an American-style “State of the Union” address to the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France. During her speech, she proposed that Canada be admitted as an “associate member” of the ostensibly European Union. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney sat in the front row as an honored guest before delivering a speech of his own to the parliament the next day. Taken together, the Leyen-Carney parade of oratorical self-puffery exuded a nauseating bouquet of arrogance, foolishness, incompetence, and stale entitlement.

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The challenge of Islam to British society

The challenge of Islam to British society

There is little doubt that Islam poses a challenge to British society. It is growing in influence and has political as well as religious ambitions.

It is already affecting our democracy and changing our culture. Former home secretary Suella Braverman didn’t hold back in a Telegraph op-ed in February 2024:

‘The truth is that the Islamists, the extremists and the anti-Semites are in charge now. They have bullied the Labour Party, they have bullied our institutions, and now they have bullied our country into submission. This is a crisis. And the fightback must start now, with urgency, if we are to preserve the liberties we cherish and the privileges this country affords us all. If we are to have any chance of saving our country from the mob.’

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Donna Kennedy-Glans: Alberta’s grievances have nothing to do with MAGA

Donna Kennedy-Glans: Alberta’s grievances have nothing to do with MAGA

On Sept. 3, the New York Times published a guest essay by Edmonton writer Curtis Gillespie under two stacked headlines: “Trump Isn’t Just Trolling Canada. He’s Helping Push It Apart,” and “MAGA Is Feeding a Separatist Surge in Canada.” It is part of a Times series called “The New World Disorder,” about countries adjusting as America steps aside. Alberta is the exhibit.

Gillespie opens his column describing a United Conservative pancake breakfast during the Calgary Stampede. Premier Danielle Smith arrives in Lone Star boots, a Stetson and a Texas bolo. He reads the outfit as a nod south. He hears her contrast Albertan grit with Ottawa’s mandarins and tie “newcomers” to soaring government costs. Then he finds what he came for: groups such as Albertans4Freedom and United Alberta flags, the “bald-faced” separatist, talk of an independent Judeo-Christian nation, and a push to vote yes on Oct. 19 to a question that would start Alberta down the path to leaving Canada.

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