2 Windsor, Ont., residents charged with mischief in Ambassador Bridge blockade … and still no arrests in the Coastal Gas terror attack

Police in Windsor, Ont., have charged two people alleged to have been organizers of the convoy blockade at the Ambassador Bridge international border crossing more than five months ago.

“During the course of the protest, the Windsor Police Service along with partnering policing agencies worked together to identify participants and the organizers/leaders involved,” a WPS release Thursday says.

Nycole Dicredico, 42, and William Laframboise, 41, of Windsor are both charged with mischief.

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NASA’s Internal Discussions of UFOs Revealed in Newly Released Documents

A FOIA request revealed internal NASA emails about UAPs/UFOs, including an invite to an event called, “Extreme Acceleration by UAPs”

A trove of newly released NASA documents about unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) reveals some of the agency’s internal discussions about these mysterious sightings, according to the Black Vault, which obtained the materials via a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request and published them on Tuesday.  


The Navy films  are compelling but leave much unanswered.

Is it all an elaborate disinformation campaign designed to simultaneously strike fear in the the hearts of the USA’s own citizens and its enemies?

Have the Globalists sold us as food or fertilizer to their Inter-galactic brethren?

Is the government afraid? Should we be?

I want to see a craft up close and personal and shake the hand of the Alien pilot.

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John Robson: Centre Ice and the Conservatives’ mushy middle

WTF?

“… As for this new hokey team Centre Ice Conservatives, its advisory council chair is New Brunswick Progressive Conservative Education Minister Dominic Cardy, formerly provincial NDP leader. And yes, he’s a Jean Charest backer, which indicates where they both think the “centre” is.

Charest’s national co-chair is also on the “Charest Ice” advisory council, along with former senator Marjory LeBreton, who quit Pierre Poilievre’s riding association board because he supported the truckers’ convoy. Whose ideas were odd, but nothing like the limited-government agenda even of Ted Cruz, let alone Barry Goldwater or George Washington. I think the real issue was bad manners.”

You can’t make this crap up.

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Germany warned Canada it might have to cut off aid to Ukraine without pipeline turbine stranded in Montreal

Germany’s foreign minister said Berlin warned Ottawa it could be forced to suspend military and economic aid to Ukraine if a Russian gas pipeline turbine stranded in Montreal, a result of Canadian economic sanctions, isn’t returned.

Annalena Baerbock said the German government told Canada if the missing turbine led to a stoppage of natural gas from Russia, it could spark popular uprisings and force Berlin to halt support for Ukraine. The Ukrainian government is largely dependent on Western aid as it fights off a military assault by Russia that began in late February.


Did I call this or what?

Play that tape to the end – Germany halts support and a weak alliance supporting Ukraine crumbles.

Unrest forces the repeal and or cancellation of green-scam legislation in Germany and elsewhere.

Where does that leave Junior? Without cover to implement his green-scam plans.

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Sexual Liberation in Public Schools

Los Angeles Unified School District adopts radical “trans-affirming” programming and instructs teachers to work toward “the breakdown of the gender binary.”

Los Angeles Unified School District has adopted a radical gender-theory curriculum encouraging teachers to work toward the “breakdown of the gender binary,” to experiment with gender pronouns such as “they,” “ze,” and “tree,” and to adopt “trans-affirming” programming to make their classrooms “queer all school year.”

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Vladimir Putin has the flailing West over a barrel

Russia will use its new axis of evil with Iran to exert massive pressure on the world’s democracies

It is two decades since George W Bush coined the phrase “axis of evil” to describe the rogue states that threatened the well-being of the West. And, to judge by this week’s Russo-Iranian summit, an equally deadly alliance is being formed between two states determined to undermine Western values.

The White House claims that President Vladimir Putin has been forced to embrace the ayatollahs because he finds himself totally isolated on the global stage following the invasion of Ukraine. The countries that have so far remained loyal to Moscow – North Korea, Eritrea, Belarus and Syria – can hardly be 
said to uphold the principles of democratic rule.

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Ukraine war: CIA chief says no intelligence that Putin is in bad health

There is no intelligence that Vladimir Putin is unstable or in bad health, the director of the CIA has said.

There has been increasing unconfirmed media speculation that Mr Putin, who turns 70 this year, may be suffering from ill health, possibly cancer.

But William Burns said there was no evidence to suggest this, joking that he appeared “too healthy”.

The Kremlin has again dismissed the reports of Mr Putin’s ill-health as “nothing but fakes”.

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Why No One Cares When Palestinians Kill Palestinians

Case 1: Nizar Banat was a prominent Palestinian human rights activist from the Hebron area in the West Bank. In June 2020, Banat was beaten to death by Palestinian security officers who came to arrest him because of his frequent criticism of corruption in the Palestinian Authority (PA).

Case 2: Shireen Abu Akleh was a Christian Palestinian-American reporter working for the Qatari-owned Al-Jazeera TV network. In May 2022, Abu Akleh was killed while she was covering armed clashes between the Israeli army and gunmen from the Iranian-backed Palestinian Islamic Jihad organization in the West Bank city of Jenin.

Although more than a year has passed since the brutal murder of Banat, important mainstream media outlets in the West have not conducted any investigation into his case.

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Taliban force columnist to tweet apology over articles accusing group of sex slavery

A prominent war journalist said she was threatened with jail if she did not tweet an apology to the Taliban over an article that accused Afghanistan’s Islamist rulers of forcing teenage girls into marriage and sex slavery.

“l apologize for 3 or 4 reports written by me accusing the present authorities of forcefully marrying teenage girls and using teenage girls as sexual slaves by Taliban commanders,” tweeted Lynne O’Donnell, an Australian journalist who is currently a columnist for Foreign Policy magazine.

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Theater Caves, Cancels Dave Chappelle Hours Before Show

Iconic music venue First Avenue caved to backlash on Thursday, canceling comedian Dave Chappelle‘s show hours before his performance was slated to start.

The venue, located in Minnesota, has reportedly been receiving backlash for planning to host Chappelle. The comedian leans Left, but has refused to play the politically correct game with his material, specifically when it comes to radical gender theory.

But… Dave has the last laugh! Chappelle takes to stage and pokes fun at ‘transgender lunatics’ after Minneapolis venue bowed to woke mob and forced him to move his sold-out show

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AOC and Ilhan Omar coordinated Supreme Court arrest stunt with Soros-funded dark money group

Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), Ilhan Omar (D-MN), and the 15 other Democratic lawmakers who were arrested Tuesday outside the Supreme Court coordinated the stunt with a progressive dark money group funded by billionaire George Soros.

Getting arrested was the whole point of the stunt, Ocasio-Cortez said in an Instagram post on Tuesday. She said organizers of the Center for Popular Democracy Action Fund asked her and her colleagues to “submit themselves for arrest in front of the Supreme Court.”

The New York lawmaker insisted in the post what she and her colleagues did was “very different than a ‘publicity stunt.'”

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Feds providing 2 LGBTQ+ organizations $100k to help with prevention, education amid monkeypox spread

Feds providing 2 LGBTQ+ organizations $100k to help with prevention, education amid monkeypox spread: Guilbeault

Canada’s Environment and Climate Change Minister Steven Guilbeault announced on Thursday that AIDS Committee of Toronto, as well as MAX in Ottawa, will each receive $100,000 in funding to support “the most vulnerable and at-risk members of their communities” amid the spread of monkeypox.

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Too late for Harry?

Meghan ‘DID make Kate cry during bridesmaids dress row’: Duchess ‘burst into tears’ after bride ‘compared Charlotte unfavourably to her best friend Jessica Mulroney’s daughter’

Meghan Markle is worse than imagined. #MeghanMarkleExposed

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