Illegal immigrant filmed screaming ‘f**k Trump, Biden forever’ during arrest is deported back to his native Haiti

Illegal immigrant filmed screaming ‘f**k Trump, Biden forever’ during arrest is deported back to his native Haiti

A Haitian illegal immigrant who went viral for a video of him shouting ‘Biden forever’ and ‘F*** Trump’ when he was arrested has been deported back to his homeland.

Wisteguens Jean Quely Charles, 25, was detained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Boston in January. Authorities said the illegal migrant had a lengthy rap sheet of at least 17 convictions.

An alleged member of the Back Block Money Gang, Charles’ convictions included assault on a public employee, resisting arrest, possession of controlled substances and carrying a dangerous weapon.

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Taxpayer group calls for Carney to cut the cord on CBC, Senate, past GGs

Taxpayer group calls for Carney to cut the cord on CBC, Senate, past GGs

PENTICTON, B.C. — Canada’s leading taxpayers’ watchdog is calling on the Carney government to make about $60-billion in annual spending cuts, including the end of taxpayer support for corporations, the CBC, the Senate and expense accounts for past governors general.

In its pre-budget recommendations to the federal government, the Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) also calls for slashing the costs of the federal bureaucracy and Parliament itself as part of a plan to make government more affordable and to reduce the costs of the fast-growing federal debt.

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If China Attacks Taiwan, How Will Canada’s Army Respond?

If China Attacks Taiwan, How Will Canada’s Army Respond?

OTTAWA — In this episode with Jason James, we discuss how fast Mark Carney’s government is pivoting toward China: Dominic Barton’s return, Canada’s newly disclosed military talks with the People’s Liberation Army, the RCMP’s partnership with China’s Ministry of Public Security, and what all of it means for Canada’s standing with the United States as the world edges toward a collision over Taiwan.

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Brussels hit with furious backlash after top Eurocrat Ursula von der Leyen unveils unprecedented plan for Canada to become ‘associate member’ of the bloc without asking EU capitals first, with diplomats branding her ‘bombastic’

Brussels hit with furious backlash after top Eurocrat Ursula von der Leyen unveils unprecedented plan for Canada to become ‘associate member’ of the bloc without asking EU capitals first, with diplomats branding her ‘bombastic’

Brussels was hit with a furious backlash today after announcing unprecedented plans for Canada to become an ‘associate member’ of the bloc – without asking EU capitals to sign off on the proposal.

EU diplomats told the Mail they were kept in the dark and first learnt of the proposal when Ursula von der Leyen, the EU Commission boss, unveiled it during a keynote speech.

During the top Eurocrat’s annual State of the Union speech to the European Parliament, she repeatedly love-bombed Canadian premier Mark Carney – who was in the chamber – saying Brussels wanted ‘to bring the relationship with Canada to the highest level possible.’

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Piddington: roar of the Waitrose mums

Piddington: roar of the Waitrose mums

That sound you hear in the distance is the roar of the Waitrose mums. Piddington, a tiny, well-to-do village in Oxfordshire, has voted to secede from the United Kingdom over government plans to stick 1,256 male illegal migrants on a nearby military base. When and if they arrive, the newcomers will dwarf the 350-strong Piddington population by four to one. Long the preserve of the working classes, opposition to asylum policy is now reaching into the ‘centrist’ Home Counties. And all it took was for them to be personally affected by it.

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E.U.-Canada Ambitions Face Reality Check

E.U.-Canada Ambitions Face Reality Check

The European Union’s invitation Wednesday for Canada to become an “associate member” of the bloc shows just how intent these traditional United States allies are on pursuing a more stable future by binding closer together.

“We must urgently reimagine our partnerships,” Ursula von der Leyen, the president of the European Commission, said in the European Parliament in Strasbourg, a beaming Prime Minister Mark Carney of Canada sitting just to her side. But there are no guarantees they will get there.

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Jamie Sarkonak: Steven Galloway’s accuser won’t even argue that she told the truth

Jamie Sarkonak: Steven Galloway’s accuser won’t even argue that she told the truth

The rape allegations that destroyed professor Steven Galloway’s career a decade ago were never actually tested. Indeed, the woman who made them isn’t planning to defend their accuracy in a defamation trial scheduled to start next month.

If it sounds like you’ve heard about this case before, you probably have. Galloway, an author and member of the University of British Columbia creative writing program, had an affair with a grad student older than he was, starting in 2011. Both of them were married at the time. It ended sometime in 2013 — and then, the student began telling people she’d been raped.

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Masked men pictured on the streets of Nottingham on the first day of ‘balaclava ban’ as locals says there are not enough police to enforce crackdown

Masked men pictured on the streets of Nottingham on the first day of ‘balaclava ban’ as locals says there are not enough police to enforce crackdown

Masked men were still roaming the streets of Nottingham on Tuesday despite a ban on balaclavas coming into force.

Terrified locals welcomed the new rules but questioned how they would be enforced claiming they rarely saw any police in the city.

The Daily Mail watched on as several men on bikes rode through Nottingham’s Market Square with their faces covered.

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Taxpayers fund Trudeau speeches, climate comics and ancient brewers in $1.4B research program

Taxpayers fund Trudeau speeches, climate comics and ancient brewers in $1.4B research program

Canadian taxpayers are footing the bill for studies into Justin Trudeau’s speeches, ancient Mesopotamian brewers, climate-change comics, Canadian dancefloors and low-carbon video games under a federal research program costing $1.4 billion this year.

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) highlighted the grants in an analysis of 2026 funding awarded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC).

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Zelensky’s strategy is national suicide

Zelensky’s strategy is national suicide

For Americans who follow the Russian-Ukrainian war, the past few months must look very strange. In the first half of summer, the story from Kyiv – and the many western media outlets that repeated it – was that Ukraine was winning. Then, not long after the NATO summit in July, Kyiv announced it lacked the interceptors to prevent a winter disaster. The country needed 300 missiles to survive, we were told. Even if these 300 missiles arrive, they are unlikely to protect a country as large as Ukraine from the sheer volume of Russian ballistic attacks and glide-bomb strikes. Now it’s September, and Ukraine says it’s facing a $27 billion shortfall in defense funding. There seems to be a vast difference between the public relations campaign and the reality in Ukraine.

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Said the Spider to the Fly: EU Issues Invitation to Canada to Be Its First ‘Associate’

Said the Spider to the Fly: EU Issues Invitation to Canada to Be Its First ‘Associate’

For a while there, I thought petite Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney was just flexing his minor muscles for local consumption and the elections in Quebec where his party is currently polling poorly.

But with this latest move, I do have to wonder if this globalist agenda wasn’t his aim all along – glomming onto any excuse to move the Syrupeans’ relatively minuscule economy out from under the protective, and what’s been nurturing umbrella of the United States into the arms of the European Borg Collective.

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