LIBS OF TIKTOK: I Exposed the Progressive Left With Their Own Words and Actions, and They’re Furious

I’ve been called the most vile, hateful things, accused of inciting violence and spreading hate myself, all for sharing videos freely posted to TikTok by progressive leftists who are proud of their words and actions.

It’s a simple concept: Use their own words and actions to expose them. It works because this is the first time these people, who are living out their fantasies in their intolerant, liberal bubbles, have had to face reality. Under the account Libs of TikTok, I just repost what they’ve already posted themselves. It’s like holding up a mirror. And it infuriates them.

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Our government is censoring us, and with Bill C-11 it will get worse

The recent contretemps between the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission and Radio-Canada about the use of the n-word during a radio segment reminds us that the CRTC is all about the control of speech. Usually, the commission farms out its censorship to a specialized agency, but this time it did the dirty work itself. Two commissioners dissented, arguing that the CRTC was engaging in censorship without regard to the right to freedom of expression set forth in the Constitution.

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Patrick Brown speaks on why he was booted from Conservative leadership race

Patrick Brown says the bizarre turn of events that led to him being disqualified from the Conservative leadership race began on June 29.

In an exclusive interview with the Toronto Sun, Brown said that’s when the party began asking a series of questions about his campaign.

After answering questions on a variety of issues, though, Brown said he was booted from the race over an anonymous allegation that an organizer was being paid by a private company to campaign for him. He said his campaign asked for details on who the organizer was, or which company was allegedly paying organizers, but said the party refused to say.

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Chicago is coming apart

The city’s very real progress is being squandered as crime spreads

There are two ways to think about Chicago. The depressing one is to follow the news. These days it’s pretty bad. In mid-May, two people were killed and seven wounded when a gunman fired into a crowd outside a McDonald’s restaurant on the Near North Side.

I know the McDonald’s well. I went to high school nearby, and my three children attended the elementary school across the street. Once scruffy, the area is now affluent. Overlooking the murder site is a seventy-five-story tower where condos sell for up to $6.1 million. The building’s developer described the shootings as “isolated to [that] location.”

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No motive except violence: The twin brothers who planned the Victoria bank shootout

Precisely one week after a quiet Victoria street exploded into a shootout with heavily armed bank robbers, Saanich Police Chief Constable Dean Duthie told a Tuesday press conference it was sheer chance that the city’s tactical squad just happened to be nearby.

“I don’t want to even think about what could have happened if they had not been there,” he said.

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Feds allow illegal immigration to flourish while the legal system fails

Canada has long had an immigration system that worked — one that we could be proud of — but right now, no one can say that. Like so many government services these days, the immigration system simply isn’t working like it should.

It’s deliberate. Anyone who belives in secure borders and the rule of law is painted as racist by Trudeau and his media sycophants.

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Under Biden, U.S. Pushed Further Back in Latin America

China has overtaken the United States in trade terms “in large swathes of Latin America,” according to a recent Reuters analysis of UN trade data from 2015-2021. Reuters added that “outside of Mexico, the top U.S. trade partner, China has overtaken the United States in Latin America and widened the gap last year.”

Although US President Joe Biden pledged to give Latin America higher priority, “current and former officials told Reuters that the United States had been slow to take concrete action and that China, a major buyer of grains and metals, simply offered more to the region in terms of trade and investment.”

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Brazilian model and sniper is killed by Russian missile strike while fighting alongside Ukrainian troops

A Brazilian model and sniper has been killed by a Russian missile strike in Ukraine just three weeks after she joined the fight against Putin’s forces.

Thalito do Valle, 39, took part in humanitarian missions around the world and had previously fought against ISIS in Iraq.

She was killed last week after a missile struck her bunker in Kharkiv, the north-eastern city which has been subjected to intense bombardment throughout the war.

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Hollywood Sours On Biden

President Joe Biden is reportedly losing the support of some of his most reliable cheerleaders — Hollywood celebrities who dutifully propagate White House talking points to their millions of social media followers.

In a recent White House call with dozens of celebrity Democratic backers, the mood was angry and despairing over the Biden administration’s inability to push its agenda forward, especially in light of the Supreme Court’s recent reversal of Roe v. Wade , according to a CNN report.

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EU lawmakers back gas, nuclear energy as sustainable

BRUSSELS (AP) — European Union lawmakers voted Wednesday to include natural gas and nuclear in the bloc’s list of sustainable activities.

The European Commission earlier this year made the controversial proposal as part of its plans for building a climate-friendly future, dividing member countries and drawing outcry from environmentalists as “greenwashing.”

EU legislators rejected an objection to the proposal in a 328-278 vote.

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Highland Park shooter Robert Eugene Crimo reveals he planned a second shooting in Wisconsin

Highland Park shooter Bobby Crimo appeared in court on Wednesday morning to be charged with multiple counts of murder as prosecutors shared more details of his deadly rampage.

Crimo, 21, spoke softly to tell the court that he did not have a lawyer, and to ask for a public defender. He was dressed in all-black, wore his long dark hair draped over one eye and shifted on his feet as he appeared via Zoom from a room in the Lake County Jail.

He was denied bond by Judge Theodore S. Potkonjak, and will remain in custody until his next court date on July 25th.

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‘Brampton needs a leader’: Five councillors urge Mayor Patrick Brown not to seek another term

“Once again, our great city is in the national news for all the wrong reasons because of Patrick Brown,” read a scathing statement issued Wednesday morning by five city and regional councillors, claiming Brown’s disqualification in the CPC leadership race demonstrates a “clear and alarming” pattern of behaviour.

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Case against Canadian nurse who opposed transgenderism no longer includes term ‘medically inaccurate’

The nurse is still subject to a hearing for her comments which were deemed to be ‘discriminatory’ towards transgender individuals.

VANCOUVER, Canada (JCCF) – The Justice Centre has announced that the British Columbia College of Nurses and Midwives (BCCNM) has dropped a charge against Amy Hamm, a Vancouver area nurse accused of making statements with “medically inaccurate information” while defending sex-based rights.

An investigation was launched by the BCCNM in November, 2020, in response to public complaints about Ms. Hamm’s ‘gender critical’ opinions and comments. This followed her involvement with an “I ♥ JK Rowling” billboard display in Vancouver, endorsing Ms. Rowling’s support for sex-based rights.

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