Anti-ICE protesters, cops clash outside NYC hospital where wounded ‘criminal migrant’ recovering after an agent shot him

Anti-ICE protesters, cops clash outside NYC hospital where wounded ‘criminal migrant’ recovering after an agent shot him

Anti-ICE protesters clashed with the NYPD Thursday night outside a Bronx hospital where a “criminal illegal” migrant was being treated after he was shot in the neck by a federal agent.

About 300 demonstrators gathered outside NewYork-Presbyterian Allen Hospital, calling for Immigration and Customs Enforcement to get “off our streets” after the agent-involved shooting in the Marble Hill neighborhood earlier in the day.

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Terror groups drawn to recruit in Canada because of multiculturalism, academic says

Terror groups drawn to recruit in Canada because of multiculturalism, academic says

The recent slew of hate-motivated incidents in Canada had myriad alleged motivations, from Islamism to white supremacy. The terror groups that promote such ideologies were likely drawn to recruit in Canada because of its multiculturalism, says one academic.

“Most Canadians are big fans of multiculturalism. We celebrate it. It’s part of our existence,” says Arne Kislenko, a professor of international relations at Trinity College, University of Toronto and in Toronto Metropolitan University’s history department.


Uh sure.

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Cartels’ plot to booby-trap cocaine subs bound for Europe

Cartels’ plot to booby-trap cocaine subs bound for Europe

Drug cartels plan to deploy fleets of booby-trapped submarines to smuggle cocaine into Europe, The Telegraph has learned.

The unmanned vessels will be rigged with explosives that detonate if police or the armed forces attempt to board them, military intelligence has warned.

Latin American gangs are expected to use the homemade “narco-subs” as their main method for trafficking up to 1,500 tons of cocaine across the Atlantic a year.

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Prince Harry reveals he was ‘so depressed’ after moving to Canada with Meghan Markle

Prince Harry reveals he was ‘so depressed’ after moving to Canada with Meghan Markle

CALGARY — Prince Harry says his move to Canada with Meghan Markle and their young son Archie left him struggling with depression, revealing that he experienced an emotional crash just days after arriving on Vancouver Island.

The Duke of Sussex opened up about the experience during a new MasterClass discussion on grief and resilience, released Thursday, reflecting on the emotional toll of stepping away from his royal responsibilities and the pressures that had shaped much of his life.

h/t Mauser

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The Islamification of Texas

The Islamification of Texas

As the UK’s contribution to worldwide carbon emissions is less than 1 per cent and doesn’t affect global temperatures a jot, the worthies’ repeated justification for net zero is that Britain is obliged to set an example to the rest of the world. You may be pleased to hear, then, that in one respect the UK is indeed being held up as an example. See, say, the Nick Freitas (not Fuentes) YouTube video ‘Britain is gone, and America is next’. Alas, Britain serves as a cautionary tale, illustrative in conservative American circles of what happens to a western country that neglects to check wholesale Muslim immigration.

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Block after block of death and despair. This is Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, where all hope is now lost

Block after block of death and despair. This is Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, where all hope is now lost

They are rolling a dying man on a stretcher out of the Maple Hotel. He looks to be about 60 years old, unshaven, wild grey curls, filthy white socks. Electrodes are patched to a hairless chest and a monitor seismographs the agonal beatings of a beaten-down heart. The tattoo on the patient’s right forearm reads KILL TO LIVE.

“What have you got here?” I ask one of the EMTs as he sheds his antiviral poncho to reveal a crisp blue uniform beneath. “This is the Downtown Eastside,” he replies. “What do you think we’ve got?”

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Minnesota’s Somali Community Blames American Culture for Somali Gang Violence

Minnesota’s Somali Community Blames American Culture for Somali Gang Violence

They say the definition of chutzpah is a man who kills his parents then asks the court for mercy because he’s an orphan. We can add a new definition to that word now: a Somali who comes to America to and blames our culture for their gang violence. There has been a wave of Somali gang violence in Minnesota, and in one county it’s so bad the sheriff created a special task force to deal with it.

But instead of addressing the Somali gang violence, the Somali community is blaming American culture and education. That tracks.

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Steven Galloway says his accuser fabricated details of three sexual assault allegations

Steven Galloway says his accuser fabricated details of three sexual assault allegations

Bestselling author Steven Galloway told court Wednesday allegations that he sexually assaulted a former student three times were pure fiction and that he didn’t learn of the details until after he was suspended as head of the creative writing program at the University of British Columbia.

After nearly 11 years, Mr. Galloway testified in open court about the allegations as part of a defamation case he brought against the woman, with whom he had a two-year affair, and three others he accuses of defaming him. He called the allegations “absolutely” false.

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Execution of Fort Hood Killer Nidal Hasan Will Be Public, Pete Hegseth Says

Execution of Fort Hood Killer Nidal Hasan Will Be Public, Pete Hegseth Says

Nidal Hasan’s execution for a “radical Islamist terror attack” will be carried out in public, the secretary of defense said Thursday. The man responsible for the worst attack on a U.S. military base during peacetime will face a firing squad on December 3 at the same place, same time and same day of the week as his November 5, 2009, attack that killed 13 and injured 32 at Fort Hood, Texas. “We’ll make sure it is public, that people are able to watch it. People need to understand that there are serious consequences for these types of things,” Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told a Human Events Daily reporter on board the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln.


About time.

h/t XC and Mauser

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LILLEY: OSAP scandal shows what happens when nobody’s watching

LILLEY: OSAP scandal shows what happens when nobody’s watching

How do you get to the point where the cops and the auditor general are being called in to deal with problems in the Ontario Student Assistance Program?

That’s a good question to ask after Nolan Quinn, the province’s Minister of Colleges and Universities, announced on Tuesday that it was happening. It came after internal investigations that started two years ago kept revealing bigger and bigger problems.

WTF?

h/t Auntie Polly

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Iran Fueling Palestinian Jihad, Preventing Terrorists’ Disarmament

Iran Fueling Palestinian Jihad, Preventing Terrorists’ Disarmament

Three years after the Hamas-led October 7, 2023 massacre in Israel, Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), the second-largest terrorist organization in the Gaza Strip, is making one thing clear: it has no intention of abandoning its armed struggle against Israel.

On the contrary, the Iran-backed terrorist organization is reaffirming its commitment to jihad (holy war), armed resistance, and the destruction of what it calls the “Zionist project.”

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Trump’s steel tariffs likely here for ‘long term:’ Canadian industry group

Trump’s steel tariffs likely here for ‘long term:’ Canadian industry group

A representative for the Canadian steel industry says he worries that U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs are here to stay for the “long term” as he urged the federal government to strengthen Buy Canadian rules to support the industry.

Speaking at the Senate’s foreign affairs committee Thursday, John Cuddihy, a vice president with the Canadian Steel Producers Association, said the American steel industry has profited greatly from Trump’s trade war with Canada.

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‘Hail, Satan’ Invocation Opens Iowa City Council Meeting

‘Hail, Satan’ Invocation Opens Iowa City Council Meeting

An invocation beginning an Iowa city council meeting Tuesday began with “Dear dark father” and ended with “Hail, Satan,” prompting a pastor to speak up and call to “reverse” the curse on his city.

“An invocation at the beginning of Tuesday’s Ottumwa City Council meeting overshadowed everything else that took place over the course of 80 minutes,” The Ottumwa Courier reported Wednesday

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