When she was taken by ambulance to a Vancouver hospital with lower back pain the likes of which she’d never experienced, the last thing 84-year-old Miriam Lancaster said she was thinking of was “cashing my chips.”
Author: Blazingcatfur
Fiery assassination plot against prominent Palestinian activist Nerdeen Kiswani foiled by NYPD intel, FBI
A New Jersey man’s assassination plot to firebomb a prominent Palestinian activist’s home with Molotov cocktails was dramatically foiled Thursday after a months-long NYPD intelligence bureau probe, officials and sources said.
Federal agents raided Alexander Heifler’s home in Hoboken on Thursday after he allegedly schemed to attack Nerdeen Kiswani — the founder of the pro-Palestinian group Within Our Lifetime — and flee to Israel, sources said.
Not surprised that someone chose to retaliate.
Canada’s Identity Crisis Is Really a Cohesion Crisis
Canada does not have a diversity problem. It has a cohesion problem.
For the better part of a decade, the country was governed by an approach to identity that elevated difference, symbolism, and managed inclusion while treating any serious discussion of common culture with suspicion. Under Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Canada increasingly spoke of itself less as a nation with a shared inheritance and more as a platform for competing identities, grievances, and moral claims. The effect was not unity but drift. It weakened the language of citizenship and made the idea of a common national story seem faintly improper.
WTF?
AAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! 🐐🐕🐕😆@fancypants_s https://t.co/CgitcbWYsm
— Auntie Polly (@auntie_polly) March 26, 2026
Berlin Rape Cover-Up: Left Politician Under Criminal Investigation
A senior Left Party politician in Berlin is now under criminal investigation over a widening rape cover-up scandal that has already rocked the capital.
Prosecutors have opened proceedings against Sarah Nagel, Neukölln’s youth councillor, on suspicion of obstruction of justice.
The probe follows earlier revelations that a state-run youth club in the district failed to report the gang rape of a 16-year-old girl—reportedly out of concern about “stigmatizing migrants.”
Ontario man sentenced to 20 years after pleading guilty to terrorism charges
TORONTO – An Ontario man who pleaded guilty to three terrorism charges was sentenced Friday to 20 years in prison.
Matthew Althorpe admitted to creating and publishing white supremacist propaganda as an active member of the terror group Atomwaffen Division, and an agreed statement of facts in the case said manifestos he published on Telegram inspired multiple terrorist attacks.
Superior Court Justice Jane Kelly said in her ruling that the propaganda Althorpe created can never be erased and will continue to inspire more violence.
20 years? That’s nothing! If you’re a Muslim terrorist you might have to say sorry and suffer a peace bond!
As of late 2025/early 2026, there is no single, precise, publicly available official tally of “returned suspected ISIS terrorists” currently in Canada, because the term is not strictly defined in government reporting and includes varying levels of suspicion/evidence.
The most commonly cited historical figure comes from Public Safety Canada’s 2018 Public Report on the Terrorist Threat to Canada (still referenced in 2025 analyses): roughly 60 individuals with Canadian connections were suspected of having engaged in extremist activities abroad and had returned to Canada. Only a relatively small subset of these had returned from the core ISIS conflict zones (Turkey, Iraq, or Syria); the broader ~190 “extremist travellers” included people who went to other locations.
WTF?
Arab Muslims and slave traders determining the price of an African slave. This went on till 1970s btw https://t.co/a9KFnNojfz pic.twitter.com/fjFz2iijHo
— LoneChild 🦍 (@LoneChildMJB) March 26, 2026
WTF?
🚨🇬🇧 Meanwhile in UK Mosques
Undercover reporting reveals Imams in Mosques all over the country, calling for the death of all Jews, their children and the destruction of Israel. pic.twitter.com/Eez2uzaxX0
— Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) March 27, 2026
Three pipelines dead, one war later — Canada’s net-zero gamble is costing us dearly
The number one requirement to make a business case for an oil pipeline is demand.
Or, at least, it should be.
While demand is at best somewhat predictable in the long term, it’s particularly difficult to predict in the short term. Change can strike like a bolt from the blue.
(Incognito)
Big Pharma toxicologist blows whistle on covid vaccine links to cancer and infertility
PFIZER’S former chief toxicologist said vital safety tests were not carried out before their covid jab was rolled out to billions and that mass vaccination caused ‘widespread harm’.
He also said no proper checks were done to see whether it could cause cancer due to ‘time constraints’, and tests to check its impact on pregnancy and fertility were inadequate. He suggested this has led to fertility issues in Europe and other vaccinated countries.
Brampton man pleads guilty to leading narco trucking scheme used by Ryan Wedding to flood Ontario with cocaine and methamphetamine
LOS ANGELES — A Brampton man who served as the leader of an Indo-Canadian trucking network at the heart of Ryan Wedding’s narco empire pleaded guilty this week in federal court to running a continuing criminal enterprise — a charge that carries a mandatory minimum of 20 years in federal prison.
WEF reframes ‘eat the bugs’ as new ‘nature economy’ investment project
Behind the push for widespread consumption of insects and fake meat is the narrative that animal protein is harmful to both people and the planet.
The agenda to eat the bugs is alive and well with the World Economic Forum (WEF) in a recently released report on “50 Investible Opportunities for a New Nature Economy.”
Published in collaboration with Oliver Wyman, the latest WEF insight report promotes the idea that opportunities in the “new nature economy” – which they say has a $10.1 trillion business value – are “ripe for banks, investors, and insurers to support with capital.”
Islam’s Final Plan: A Conversation with Mic Martin
In this wide-ranging conversation with Mic Martin, we discuss the structure of Islam as presented in the Koran and the Sunnah of Mohammed, and how these sources shape law, society, and relations with non-Muslims. The discussion draws on experiences going back to London in the 1970s, later work administering legislation, conversations with its victims, and many years of study of primary Islamic sources.
6 key moments from the Supreme Court challenge of Quebec’s secularism law
Seven judges of the Supreme Court of Canada are now considering the fate of Quebec’s controversial secularism law, Bill 21, which bans some civil servants, including teachers, from wearing religious symbols on the job.
A decision isn’t expected for at least several months.
Four days of arguments — exceptionally long for a Supreme Court case — dealt mostly with complex questions regarding the mechanics of Canada’s notwithstanding clause.
TDS made an appearance as one would expect from the Elbow dupes.