‘Our message is: Smash everything’ – Black Belgian student doesn’t even know why he’s protesting in revealing video

‘Our message is: Smash everything’ – Black Belgian student doesn’t even know why he’s protesting in revealing video

A video clip of a Black male student at ongoing protests in Belgium showed him saying he does not know why he is protesting, and that his message is to “smash everything.”

The clip is being used as another piece of evidence that the protests are not really about reforms or improving education standards, but instead serve as a pretext for ethnic minorities to riot, destroy, and attack police.

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‘I did everything for nothing’: Pearson Airport gold heist ringleader says fortune lost

‘I did everything for nothing’: Pearson Airport gold heist ringleader says fortune lost

A mastermind behind the spectacular Toronto airport gold heist lost his share of the loot after fleeing to Pakistan, where he said he was kidnapped by police, blindfolded and tortured until he told them where he hid his gold and cash.

“I did everything for nothing,” Arsalan Chaudhary, 43, of Mississauga, Ont., testified Tuesday as a reluctant witness in court in Brampton, Ont.

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Suspending asylum is the only way to save the country

Suspending asylum is the only way to save the country

Britain’s benefits dependency is so embarrassingly bad it is starting to attract global derision. The Wall Street Journal has just published a piece explaining how claimants with disabilities in the UK can give up part of their welfare cash for a new car every three years. “Among those who got cars last year: 40 people whose primary medical condition was tennis elbow, 50 with wheat intolerance and 320 with dyslexia, according to government figures,” gasped the WSJ.

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Bradford closing gap with Chow in Toronto’s mayoral race

Bradford closing gap with Chow in Toronto’s mayoral race

A tighter contest appears to be emerging in Toronto’s mayoral race as Brad Bradford reduces Olivia Chow’s lead to about 3.5 points among decided voters, according to a new poll conducted exclusively for CP24 and CTV News Toronto.

Nanos Polling, which surveyed 757 Toronto residents between Oct. 8 and Oct. 10, found that 51 per cent of decided voters said they would cast a ballot for Chow if an election were held today, compared to 47 per cent, who said they would vote for Bradford.

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AI ‘superchargers’ terrorism threat: MI5 chief delivers chilling warning that enemies will use tech for bioweapon and drone attacks

AI ‘superchargers’ terrorism threat: MI5 chief delivers chilling warning that enemies will use tech for bioweapon and drone attacks

Terrorists are plotting AI-enabled drone attacks on Britain, the head of MI5 warned on Tuesday.

Sir Ken McCallum said artificial intelligence is ‘supercharging’ the terrorist threat, enabling potential attacks on the UK with drones and bioweapons.

Following advances in drone weaponry on the battlefield in Ukraine – where bombings can be carried out remotely miles away from enemy lines – MI5 fears that the technology could be exported by terrorist groups to perpetrate attacks here.

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Remigration

Remigration

‘ENJOY THE PERKS’: Viral clip touts food banks as a grocery hack

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WTF?

WTF?

Feminism doesn’t give a damn about protecting women. It’s just another excuse to attack the White man.

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Paramount’s New Avatar Series Forces LGBT Ideology On Kids

Paramount’s New Avatar Series Forces LGBT Ideology On Kids

Forcing LGBT ideology onto children is not a new phenomenon for Hollywood. So, it wasn’t exactly surprising when Paramount’s latest show for kids attempted to do just that.

On Friday, the company’s Paramount Plus streaming service debuted its new Avatar: Seven Havens series. Set within the Avatar universe, the animated show takes place in a post-apocalyptic world where the avatar — who can bend the elements of water, earth, fire, and air — is branded the enemy. The program follows the journey of Pavi and Nisha, twin sisters who discover that they’re twin avatars and must hide their abilities.

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France is staring into the abyss

France is staring into the abyss

A 14-year-old pupil has been arrested after shooting a headteacher and a teacher at a school in southern France. On Monday, the suspect smuggled a hunting rifle inside a guitar case into the Joseph Lakanal school in Aubagne before opening fire. Mercifully, he was quickly subdued by a member of staff before he could shoot anyone else. The two injuries he inflicted were not life-threatening. The worst was avoided – but only narrowly. The investigation is now being handled by counter-terror police.

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A 6-Year-Old Black Boy Shot His Teacher—The Bodycam Video Is Worse

A 6-Year-Old Black Boy Shot His Teacher—The Bodycam Video Is Worse

I think I’m a pretty good person. I don’t steal. I don’t cut in line. I pick up after my dog. I open the door for ladies. I don’t talk loudly in movie theaters. I work hard. I’ve never cheated on my wife. I try to be polite. I put my shopping cart back, I don’t litter, and I pay my taxes.

All in all, I sound like a pretty good guy. But here’s the thing….

All that stuff…it’s a pretty low bar for a person to be considered good in a civilized society. None of that stuff is anything I should be patting myself on the back for.

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‘CRYING WAS ROUTINE:’ Freeland reveals Trudeau’s woke cabinet culture

‘CRYING WAS ROUTINE:’ Freeland reveals Trudeau’s woke cabinet culture

OTTAWA — Crying ministers, comforting hugs and public scoldings over politically incorrect language were apparently part of life in Justin Trudeau’s cabinet, according to former deputy prime minister Chrystia Freeland’s new memoir.

In Unreliable Boyfriend, released Tuesday, Freeland describes the atmosphere inside the Trudeau government, including an occasion when the former prime minister reprimanded a female minister for using the word “crazy.”

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