Canada Sent Nipah Virus to Wuhan; Lab Conducts ‘Most Dangerous Research’ on Nipah, Scientist Testifies to US Senate

Any strong words Trudeau may mouth about China are to be taken with a very large grain of salt.

An American scientist recently testified at a U.S. Senate hearing that his research provides evidence that the Wuhan Institute of Virology has conducted synthetic biology research of the deadly Nipah virus.

“The Nipah virus is a smaller virus than SARS2 [virus causing COVID-19] and is much less transmissible. But it is one of the deadliest viruses, with a greater-than-60 percent lethality. This is 60-times deadlier than SARS2,” Dr. Steven Quay, a Seattle-based physician-scientist, told a Senate subcommittee at a hearing on Aug. 3

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Trudeau government was told of ‘potential for a breakthrough’ with protesters a day before it used Emergencies Act, cabinet documents reveal

OTTAWA — The night before the Liberal government invoked the Emergencies Act to deal with so-called “Freedom Convoy” protesters, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s national security adviser told the federal cabinet that “there was potential for a breakthrough” with the occupation around Parliament Hill, newly released documents show.

The revelation comes from meeting minutes and agendas submitted last week in Federal Court, where civil liberties groups are challenging how the federal government used the law — which had never been invoked before — to give police and banks extraordinary powers to quash protests against COVID-19 health measures that blocked border crossings and paralyzed downtown Ottawa this winter.

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TD diversity trainers caught telling employees to not vote Conservative

Social justice trainers have been caught telling a group of TD Bank workers not to vote for the Conservatives because they do not care about indigenous people.

“From what I know, Conservatives go against a lot of what indigenous people are trying to do, because they advocate for pipelines” said one trainer named Carol, in a video obtained by the Western Standard Wednesday.

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Biden AG Merrick Garland Admits He Personally Approved Trump Search Warrant

President Joe Biden’s Attorney General, Merrick Garland, announced Thursday afternoon that he personally approved the FBI search warrant on the home of former President Donald Trump this week and that the Department has moved to unseal the search warrant.

Showing up more than 30 minutes late, Garland did not answer any questions and gave very little information.

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Soldiers for the Gender Revolution

Left-wing activists have smuggled radical gender theory into more than 4,000 schools.

Radical gender theory has made sudden inroads in America’s schools. Many parents have watched in confusion as their children repeat the movement’s slogans and adopt synthetic sexual identities such as “non-binary,” “pansexual,” and “genderqueer.” The next question for many families is: Where does this surge in left-wing sexual ideology come from? One answer: from a network of professional activists, who have smuggled university-style gender theory into more than 4,000 schools under the cover of “gender and sexuality” clubs, or GSAs.

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Bloody Brilliant: ‘Women’ and ‘girls’ left out of NHS-backed periods guidance website

NHS-backed period guidance has adopted gender-neutral language in advice aimed at “people who bleed”.

The website Bloody Brilliant was created on behalf of NHS Wales and the Welsh Government to offer advice to “people who menstruate”, according to ministerial documents which state that menstruation is “not just a ‘women’s issue’”.

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America’s tribes are ready for war

After Mar-a-Lago, the middle ground has been plundered

Thursday 22 May 1856, was a sunny, sleepy day in Washington, D.C. As Preston Brooks, the Democratic Representative from South Carolina’s Fourth District, strolled into the Senate chamber, the air felt hot and heavy. The Senate’s business had wound down; the galleries had almost emptied. Brooks glanced up, and waited for the last spectators to leave. It was important, he thought, that no ladies were present to watch what he had planned.

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Large power outage reported in Toronto’s downtown core – sadly it will be restored

Hydro One says it is investigating an issue affecting power to Toronto Hydro and its downtown customers on Thursday.

The hydro company tweeted about the outage just before 1 p.m.

“We’re currently experiencing a large outage in downtown Toronto and working together with Hydro One to address it,” Toronto Hydro said.

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No One Dares Say the Real Reason This Texas Man Killed His Daughters

It was back on New Year’s Day 2008 that Yaser Said brutally murdered his two daughters, Amina, 18, and Sarah, 17, in Irving, Texas. On Tuesday, he was finally convicted of capital murder and received an automatic life sentence. But throughout the trial and all the coverage it received, it was clear that virtually no one is willing to tell the truth about why Said killed his daughters, or to face the unpleasant reality that murders of this kind could quite easily happen again in America.

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Magistrate Orders DoJ to Respond to Request to Unseal Mar-a-Largo Search Warrant

The conservative legal group Judicial Watch filed suit in a federal court demanding that the Department of Justice unseal the search warrant that formed the legal basis for the FBI’s search of Donald Trump’s Florida residence, Mar-a-Largo;

“Judicial Watch is investigating the potential politicization of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the U.S. Department of Justice and whether the FBI and the Justice Department are abusing their law enforcement powers to harass a likely future political opponent of President Biden,” the group’s motion stated.

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Germany: Gas Riots to Make COVID Protests Look Like a ‘Children’s Birthday Party’

Riots resulting from gas shortages would make anti-lockdown protests look like a “children’s birthday party”, one official has said.

Gas shortages in Germany brought about by a combination of long-term government mismanagement and Russia’s war in Ukraine are likely to prompt mass riots that will make previous anti-lockdown demos look like a “children’s birthday party”, an official has claimed.

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