All We Needed After 9/11 Was A Closed Border. Instead We Got Spied On And Force-Fed Halal Food

All We Needed After 9/11 Was A Closed Border. Instead We Got Spied On And Force-Fed Halal Food

In order to prevent another 9/11, the only policy the American government needed to pursue was closing down the borders and never allowing Third-Worlders into the country again. Politicians not only refused to do that, but actually did the opposite.

Instead, Americans got stuck with a mass surveillance state, two forever wars, the importation of countless Third-Worlders, and the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), which to date has never stopped a terror attack, but has made Americans’ travel experience miserable. Americans, in other words, got a major reshuffling of their constitutional rights in favor of government power, and a homeland that quickly became unrecognizable.

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Sweden discovers deporting immigrant gangsters reduces crime

Sweden discovers deporting immigrant gangsters reduces crime

Among the things a police career taught me is that a small number—usually single digits—of felons commit most felonies. They’ll draw in other criminals, involve them in their crimes, and when convenient, abandon them to arrest. There is no honor among thieves. And the number of the most prolific felons increases and decreases slightly from place to place, and in relation to the specific type of crime.

In some places, crooks specialize in home or business burglaries. In others, specialization might involve burglarizing vehicles or carjacking.

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Prosecutors Fight to Put Bank Files Alleging Huawei’s Ties to China’s Military, Chinese Intelligence and Iran’s Army Before a Brooklyn Jury. Huawei Is Fighting to Bury Them

Prosecutors Fight to Put Bank Files Alleging Huawei’s Ties to China’s Military, Chinese Intelligence and Iran’s Army Before a Brooklyn Jury. Huawei Is Fighting to Bury Them

BROOKLYN, New York — Federal prosecutors are fighting to show Huawei’s jury internal bank records citing alleged links to China’s military and intelligence services, and to play videotaped testimony in which they asked a veteran banking compliance executive about “general concerns about Huawei’s ties to the Iranian military.”

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25 Years Later, Yes, They’re Winning

25 Years Later, Yes, They’re Winning

The media narrative has been set in stone for years: the real victims of 9/11 were Muslims in the U.S., who for a quarter-century now have suffered from unreasonable suspicion, hatred, harassment, discrimination and worse at the hands of racist, bigoted “Islamophobes.” And yet in reality, if Osama bin Laden and Mohamed Atta were alive today, they would look at what is happening in the United States with a deep sense of satisfaction.

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Piddington’s very English revolution Westminster has radicalized the shires

Piddington’s very English revolution Westminster has radicalized the shires

At a packed village hall meeting in picturesque Piddington, parish council leader Tim McNally railed against the British state. “The Government has stacked all of the odds against us,” he said: “They won’t let us see content. They made that content illegal. They won’t let us oppose them. And if they do, the stakes to try and take it are so high, they want to exhaust you, bankrupt you, so you don’t even attempt it.” The fact is, McNally added, standing in front of the Piddington Home Guard Centre sign, “We’re in a political structure which is not healthy right now. Let’s go for the political jugular because that’s really what counts. That’s the thing where pain can be felt and the embarrassment is felt.” Tiny Piddington is “the seed, it’s the soil, it’s the fertilizer” for a “Battle of Britain”, he told the audience, before asking them if they still wanted to proceed with their referendum on seceding from the United Kingdom. They did, and they cheered and clapped as they said so. If the delivery was polite and matter of fact, the rhetoric was revolutionary.

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Tent cities disrupt Parks Canada camping program for immigrant families

Tent cities disrupt Parks Canada camping program for immigrant families

The spread of homeless encampments across Canadian cities forced Parks Canada to cancel some overnight events designed to teach immigrant and urban families how to camp, according to an internal agency report.

The Evaluation Of The Learn To Camp Program said growing tent cities created difficulties for Parks Canada events traditionally held in accessible urban locations such as historic sites and heritage canals.


Nice that the government has provided housing for immigrants while leaving Canadians to sleep rough.

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Police arrest anti-migrant protesters in angry clashes at Portsmouth demo after marchers were warned not to cover their faces

Police arrest anti-migrant protesters in angry clashes at Portsmouth demo after marchers were warned not to cover their faces

Police have arrested three men, including one for wearing a face covering, after the gathering of hundreds of anti-migrant protestors in Portsmouth on Saturday ended in violence.

After a march through the city, skirmishes took place as around 400 protesters and activists from a rival demonstration organised by Stand Up To Racism left Guildhall Square.

Though originally claimed to be a peaceful protest, anti-migrant protesters were filmed shouting ‘scum’ before scuffles broke out as officers sought to prevent them breaking through police lines.

h/t Patti Jo

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Tensions simmer on US-Canada border for two towns relying on each other

Tensions simmer on US-Canada border for two towns relying on each other

Like many Canadians, Tom Reid isn’t crossing the US-Canada border as often these days. But he needed a haircut.

The woman who cuts his hair lives in International Falls, Minnesota – her “sister is married to my wife’s cousin”, he explained – and so Reid, whose duty free shop in Fort Frances, Ontario, has to travel to her.

That’s how it goes for the residents of the two towns, divided by the Rainy River and an international border. They’re longtime friends and, in many cases, family. People cross the border frequently to shop, dine, go bowling, take their kids to sports and visit each other.

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This 9/11-Related Content Zohran Mamdani Was Caught Posting Is Absolutely Disgusting

This 9/11-Related Content Zohran Mamdani Was Caught Posting Is Absolutely Disgusting

Race-communist and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani was recently exposed for having posted a photo of The Diplomats, a rap group notorious for controversies surrounding the 9/11 terror attacks, in numerous Fourth of July posts.


I fear something awful will befall Mr. Mamdani.

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Christopher Dummitt: Racism accusations can’t stifle the truth about diversity

Christopher Dummitt: Racism accusations can’t stifle the truth about diversity

In a Macdonald-Laurier Institute report published last week, authors Eric Kaufmann, Leif Rasmussen and Jonah Davids dare to ask what seems to be, for some, a forbidden question in Canada: Does prioritizing diversity in hiring mean losing excellence?

The claim that equity leads to research excellence is made regularly. Our national research funding agencies declare that equity “strengthens research outputs and increases the overall excellence of research,” and the Canada Research Chairs program itself, which mandates diversity quotas, insists that “Achieving a more equitable, diverse and inclusive Canadian research enterprise is essential to creating the excellent, innovative and impactful research necessary to seize opportunities.”

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Victor Davis Hanson: When Will the Iranian People Overthrow the Regime?

Victor Davis Hanson: When Will the Iranian People Overthrow the Regime?

Hello, this is Victor Davis Hanson for the Daily Signal.

We are six months out now from the beginning of the Iran war, if that’s what it is. It’s not a formally declared war. It’s not even like any war we’ve seen in the past.

It began on Feb. 28 with a 38- to 39-day bombing that did enormous damage to Iran. And ever since then, it’s evened out to a tit-for-tat every couple of weeks, negotiations, a memorandum of understanding, but we should remember that it’s not like any war we’ve seen.

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BARBER: EU annexation by stealth — Mark Carney sold out Canada to Brussels and Beijing

BARBER: EU annexation by stealth — Mark Carney sold out Canada to Brussels and Beijing

Prime Minister Mark Carney met with President Obama in Toronto in May 2026. He also met with Alex Soros at the same time. Alex Soros, son of financier George Soros, is assuming his father’s role as president of the Open Society Foundation (OSF). The OSF is criticized by four European countries for alleged interference in domestic politics. George Soros’s Super PAC, personal donations, “dark money” contributions, and the OSF have provided millions of dollars to the Democratic National Committee. In addition, Alex Soros and Huma Abedin (Chief of Staff for Hillary Clinton) met with Minister of Industry Mélanie Joly and former ambassador Frank McKenna (Chair of Brookfield Corp. and Deputy Chair of TD Bank Group) on July 13. Prime Minister Carney also hired Maia Johnson, who now serves as Senior Special Advisor for the US. Ms. Johnson is a longtime Democrat political operative, having worked on the presidential campaigns of Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, and Kamala Harris. This appears to be the first instance an American Democrat operative has been appointed to such a senior advisory position within the Canadian government.

(Incognito)

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