How a terrorism-linked leftist group openly set up shop around a college campus

How a terrorism-linked leftist group openly set up shop around a college campus

A pro-Hamas group that led a riot at the University of Washington still operates despite the United States sanctioning its foreign affiliate as a front for terrorism.

Students United for Palestinian Equality and Return UW, or SUPER UW, called on Seattle locals in a September Instagram post to join an Oct. 7 protest marking three years of Israeli “genocide.” The group openly labels itself an ally of the U.S.-designated terrorist group Masar Badil and its youth branch, according to posts documented in a Friday report by George Washington University.

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Why Canada is preparing for a (long shot) US invasion

Why Canada is preparing for a (long shot) US invasion

Prime Minister Mark Carney admitted last week that he has prepared for a once-unthinkable scenario – a US invasion.

Noting the risk was low and the likelihood highly improbable, he told the New York Times he had a responsibility to consider all possibilities as the US-Canada relationship is redefined under the Donald Trump presidency.

“That’s just risk management,” Carney said.

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Brits Are Arguing Over Who Gets to See a 230-Foot Long Embroidered Cloth

Brits Are Arguing Over Who Gets to See a 230-Foot Long Embroidered Cloth

LONDON—The Bayeux Tapestry, Britain’s most hallowed piece of cloth, is back in England for the first time in about 1,000 years.
So why is everybody so mad?

Brits who want to see the 11th-century relic say they’re being treated like Taylor Swift fans on Ticketmaster while American tech billionaires, luxury hotel guests and museum sponsors get to skip the line.

“That’s not what this is all about. The Bayeux Tapestry should be for everyone,” said Sasha Mills, 25.


Thank God we invented Television.

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John Ivison: France is in flames and it’s a gift to the far right

John Ivison: France is in flames and it’s a gift to the far right

My eldest son landed in Paris on Thursday to begin a year teaching English there, just as the capital was gripped by student riots.

“The first thing I saw was a massive fire in the middle of the street,” James said, adding that rioters were shooting fireworks at police.

France is burning. The spark was the student protest over high school conditions but the tinder is broad dissatisfaction on the left with the political status quo, not to mention fears over the prospect of a far right government next year.


I guess the far-right guy is the one with the peaceful aerosol can flame thrower.

15 year old Gift Giver arrested

French police have arrested a 15-year-old rioter after he used a makeshift flame-thrower to burn a woman’s face.

The attack was captured on video as thousands of youngsters went on the rampage over poor conditions in their schools.

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‘Monty Python’ legend John Cleese doubles down after incendiary posts about Islam spark UK complaint

‘Monty Python’ legend John Cleese doubles down after incendiary posts about Islam spark UK complaint

“Monty Python” legend John Cleese is doubling down on his months-long string of incendiary posts about Islam after activists filed a complaint that asked Britain’s counter-radicalization program to scrutinize him over the missives.

“How exciting,” the 86-year-old comedian wrote after learning that a member of the public had referred him to Prevent, a British government program designed to intervene when authorities believe someone may be vulnerable to radicalization or becoming involved in terrorism.

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Canadian city that legalized drugs is so awash with substances that crows are getting high on its streets

Canadian city that legalized drugs is so awash with substances that crows are getting high on its streets

A permissive Canadian city is so full of drugs that even its birds have been seen getting high on the streets.

Crows in Prince George, British Columbia have been finding opioids left over by addicts in the crime-ridden city.

The city decriminalized possession of drugs in a disastrous woke 2023 pilot program which it chose not to renew in early 2026 – but the consequences continue to be felt locally.

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UK hands out 1,000 hijabs to channel migrants: Tories blast use of taxpayers’ money to fund ‘instruments of suppression’ for illegal arrivals

UK hands out 1,000 hijabs to channel migrants: Tories blast use of taxpayers’ money to fund ‘instruments of suppression’ for illegal arrivals

Small-boat migrants have been given more than 1,000 free hijabs on the British taxpayer this year, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.

Internal government figures show that officials have been handing over Muslim head coverings to those illegally landing on our shores at a rate of 162 a month.

On Saturday, the Conservatives said it was ‘an insult to hard-working British taxpayers’ to dish out hijabs to those ‘breaking into our country’ – although the Home Office insisted it had a legal duty to provide them.

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The population bust that wasn’t

The population bust that wasn’t

Preliminary numbers released by Ottawa earlier this year showed that Canada’s population was dropping for the first time since Confederation – but there was a small problem. The numbers weren’t accurate. When Statistics Canada released revised numbers last week, it showed that Canada’s population had actually increased in early 2026.

The shifting population numbers aren’t just a rounding error of interest to economists – they have big implications for assessing economic growth and immigration policy. The recent revision shows that Ottawa still doesn’t have a good handle on who is in the country. While the revisions are welcome, more needs to be done so the federal government can provide timely and accurate population information.


Carney and company regard truth as detrimental to their profits.

Wage suppression is a good thing in their circles. They will continue to lie.

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Migrant who ‘planned UK terror attack’ claimed asylum in Germany

Migrant who ‘planned UK terror attack’ claimed asylum in Germany

An Iranian small-boat migrant accused of plotting a second terror attack on Manchester’s Jewish community on Yom Kippur previously claimed asylum in Germany, a court has heard.

Salam Ahmadyan, 36, and Rahman Salehi, 34, were arrested by counter-terrorism police in Manchester on Sunday, Sept 20, the day before Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish calendar.

The men, who came to Britain illegally, appeared at Westminster magistrates’ court on Saturday morning, where they were charged with engaging in conduct in preparation for terrorist acts.

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Conrad Black: Carney’s invasion musings

Conrad Black: Carney’s invasion musings

The green shoots of rational thought may finally be surging out of the ground in the current imbroglio between Canada and the United States. In his recent interview with the New York Times, Prime Minister Carney made a good many appropriate conciliatory noises, without backing down an inch on the legitimate points of Canadian sovereignty that he has been making. It was perhaps foreordained that before this exchange reverted to reasonable civility between apparently responsible people, it was necessary that reference be made to the possibility of armed conflict between Canada and the United States.

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France burns: Migration-background students rampage across the country, teachers doused in gasoline, schools set on fire, and hundreds of arrests reported

France burns: Migration-background students rampage across the country, teachers doused in gasoline, schools set on fire, and hundreds of arrests reported

Images of burning schools, buses, and vicious assaults, along with a report of attempted murder, have once again hit France this morning, Oct. 1, as high school blockades mark their second week across France. What began as protests demanding better conditions for students and teachers has devolved into violence at dozens of locations, concentrated at schools with large immigrant populations.

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Should Canada adopt a four-day work week?

Should Canada adopt a four-day work week?

Who wouldn’t want to work one less day a week — for the same pay?

Nine out of 10 Canadians say they are interested in a four-day work week, compared to just six in 10 who want the ability to work from home. The appeal is clear: four eight hours at work instead of five and more time for life outside it.


Carney would not approve. Pic is from the 1970’s energy crisis, working by candlelight.

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British-educated Flydubai terrorist was found with Al Qaeda propaganda and plans to target Israeli planes three years ago

British-educated Flydubai terrorist was found with Al Qaeda propaganda and plans to target Israeli planes three years ago

The co-pilot who attempted to hijack an Israel-bound flight posted videos of Al Qaeda leaders and clips appearing to show plans to target Israeli planes three years ago.

Omani national Hamam Al Hammami, 29, severely wounded captain Smit Machchhar using the onboard crash axe as he tried to take control of the Flydubai plane on its way to Tel Aviv on Wednesday.

The prosecutor general of the United Arab Emirates, Hamad Saif al-Shamsi, said this morning that the co-pilot was ‘attempting to carry out a terrorist act’.

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Canada’s International Student Drop Offset By Domestic Surge

Canada’s International Student Drop Offset By Domestic Surge

Canada’s major international student shift hit schools hard, but not enrollment totals. Postsecondary enrollment hit a new high in 2024/2025, according to Statistics Canada (StatCan) data. International enrollment made its sharpest drop in over 30 years, as widely expected. However, a surge in domestic enrollment almost entirely offset the drop.


But of course we were being scammed.

The people in government who aided and abetted the foreign student scam need to be jailed and exiled.

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