Remember those big scenes of tens of thousands of illegal migrants pushing their way through border checkpoints to enter the U.S. without authorization?
Author: Blazingcatfur
The Catholic Groups Harboring Muslim Migrants in Ceuta
Two weeks after over 70,000 Muslim migrants invaded the Spanish city of Ceuta, the siege of the embattled city continues with unknown numbers of migrants still overrunning the area. While Morocco, which allowed the invasion to protest Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez’s recent visit to rival Algeria, is no longer allowing further invasions, many thousands of migrants were left behind.
Why is the Carney government inviting China’s propaganda machine into Canada?
Six months after Mark Carney’s historic trip to China, the first for a Canadian prime minister in nearly a decade, CBC announced it will reopen its Beijing bureau. Pending final approvals, a Canadian journalist will be permanently working in mainland China for the first time in years.
The bureau shuttered in 2022, after Beijing would not renew its correspondent’s visa. But that was when the Canadian government viewed the country as one of our greatest security threats. Today, the Canadian government says China is our “strategic partner.”
More Canadian journalists on the ground to cover a world superpower is welcome news. But will they be safe from documented spying, arrest, and harassment? What will they actually be allowed to report on?
Prince Harry and fellow claimants face paying up to £34.5m to Daily Mail after judge rules their doomed hacking case was ‘unreasonable to a high degree’
Prince Harry and his fellow claimants must pay millions to the Daily Mail after a judge today ruled their doomed hacking case was pursued in a way that was ‘unreasonable to a high degree’.
The Duke of Sussex, Baroness Lawrence, Sir Elton John and the four others have seven days to pay the first £9,544,355, the High Court ordered.
Mr Justice Nicklin granted a rare ‘indemnity order’ obliging the claimants to bear the brunt of the costs of their disastrous legal action. Such orders are usually only granted in cases where a judge believes there has been bad conduct.
From Jihadism to Lethal Foreign Interference: Canada’s Threats Have Multiplied Since 9/11
OTTAWA — Twenty-five years ago, many of us witnessed an event that changed the world — and us — irrevocably. To label anything “world-changing” is fraught with danger. What exactly changed? Were these changes truly global in nature? Why does an occurrence in one country — the United States — qualify as such?
Switzerland: 80.5% of North African asylum seekers have been accused of one or more crimes
Around 80.5 percent of asylum seekers from North African countries were accused of one or more offenses in Switzerland, underlining the massive amount of criminality present in this foreign population. The data comes from the State Secretariat for Migration (SEM).
For asylum seekers as a whole, the rate of criminality is much lower, with only 12.5 percent having been accused of one or more offenses. Nationals from Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia are therefore extremely overrepresented compared to other asylum seeker groups.
Liberals admit Afghan War memorial will include Algonquin land acknowledgement
Veterans Affairs says Ottawa’s planned memorial to Canada’s Afghanistan mission will carry an Algonquin land acknowledgement as part of the federal government’s efforts to support indigenous reconciliation.
Blacklock’s Reporter says an internal May 25 memo said text at the National Monument to Canada’s Mission in Afghanistan will appear in English, French and Algonquin.
Poll: UFO news coverage is increasing Americans’ belief in aliens, especially Gen Z
Our survey of 2,000 Americans asked people whether recent UFO or UAP news coverage has changed their opinion on the topic and found that 37% now believe more than they used to.
More than half (54%) say their opinion on extraterrestrials has not changed and 10% say it’s actually made them believe less, according to the research findings.
News coverage on UFOs or UAPs seems more likely to move younger generations towards belief — 54% of Gen Z have increased their belief due to recent news stories, with the impact falling with age.
Christopher Dummitt: Canada has its own academic fakery problem
Canada has its own Jason Ardays — our versions of the Black British academic who recently committed suicide after it was revealed that he plagiarized much of his academic work and invented a fabulist version of his personal history.
The Canadian versions might not be as outlandish — but they almost certainly exist. The system incentivizes their creation.
WTF?
EXCLUSIVE: Sophia Hunt, a 17-year-old @TPUSA chapter president, speaks with us after she was ATTACKED by a deranged leftist mother during a @WWSWHS school event.
Sophia was manning a booth at a student fair when Kailly Stanich’s son approached Sophia's booth to receive a USA… pic.twitter.com/3ZDiHhphMQ
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) August 19, 2026
Ministers have finally admitted the unsayable about illegal immigration
In the build-up to the 2024 Tory leadership election, Kemi Badenoch declared that ‘not all cultures are equal’. Her argument – that we can be a thriving multi-ethnic nation while expecting everyone to adhere to British cultural values – was met with fury. For some of Badenoch’s critics, the mere suggestion that certain foreign value systems are inferior to those of a western liberal democracy was beyond the pale. All the usual buzzwords were deployed: racist, fascist, far-right. Labour MP Dawn Butler shared a social media post deriding the Tory leader as ‘white supremacy in blackface’.
WTF?
“F**** Donald Trump and f*** everyone who voted for him! F*** all of those MAGA LOSERS! I hate all of you! He’s going to die soon!
Let’s just say positive and keep those high vibes up! 🫶🏿 Love and light!” pic.twitter.com/goGYAtepX4
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) August 21, 2026
Right-leaning Canadians are losing trust in Canada’s electoral process, study finds
Right-leaning Canadians’ trust in the bodies that manage Canadian elections has declined significantly since 2019, a McGill-led research team has found.
Their research draws on data collected between 2008 to 2021 by the Canadian Election Study (with about 72,000 respondents), as well as information gathered by the Media Ecosystem Observatory after the 2021 Canadian federal election (with nearly 3,000 respondents) and the Quebec election of 2022 (with approximately 1,500 respondents).
h/t HL
Gender Surgery for Minors Faces a Legal Reckoning
Last year, a federal court in Washington State ruled that Premera Blue Cross unlawfully discriminated when it refused to cover elective double mastectomies for two young girls. The decision read like a harsh warning to every employer: exclude gender-transition procedures for children from your health plan and risk an Affordable Care Act discrimination claim. But the story doesn’t end there.
In July 2026, the United States filed a brief urging the Ninth Circuit to reject that court’s misguided reasoning.