Finally … Serial Creep Mohamed Askar Mohamed-Razik Arrested in Criminal Harassment Investigation

Mohamed Askar Mohamed-Razik

Man Arrested in Criminal Harassment Investigation, City of Toronto, Image Released

Total creep

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How the Democrats turned on the Clintons

It took months of political pressure and the threat of a prison sentence, but Bill Clinton is being hauled before Congress over his links to Jeffrey Epstein.

The situation is virtually unprecedented. The last time a former president appeared on Capitol Hill, it was Gerald Ford in 1983. Even then, the man who pardoned Richard Nixon was only there to discuss celebrations marking the Constitution’s bicentennial.

For Mr Clinton, who was impeached in 1998 over the Monica Lewinsky scandal, it is one more controversy in the career of the so-called “Comeback Kid”.

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Canada is uniquely unprepared for the dire national-security crisis we are now in

It is doubtful any country has ever been in quite the national security dilemma Canada now finds itself in: with so much land and so few people to defend it; wedged between two expansionist superpowers, one of which was until very recently our best defence against the other, but which has since become more or less aligned with it.

The dilemma is particularly acute in light of our charmed history. A country that had always considered itself invulnerable to attack – because of the oceans that surround us, because of the forbidding climate in our North, because of the Americans – wakes up to discover that it has suddenly become peculiarly vulnerable.

Coyne alert!

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Flagship eco-village backed by King Charles’s charity now resembles ‘apocalyptic film’ after being abandoned for more than a decade

A flagship eco-village backed by King Charles’s charity now resembles an ‘apocalyptic film’ after being abandoned for more than a decade.

Almost 300 houses were built on a former oil refinery site in Llandarcy, near Neath, South Wales under plans to turn industrial land into a thriving new village.

The King visited the site in 2013 – when he was the Prince of Wales – after the first phase was completed but construction was abandoned soon after.

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Governor General getting $15,800 pay raise this year: ‘Insult to taxpayers’

RCMP code named “Charge It!”

OTTAWA — For the fifth year in a row, Canada’s vice-regal will notice a nice bump on her pay stub.

The Privy Council Office (PCO) confirmed to the Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) that the Governor General will get a $15,800 pay raise this year — current GG Mary Simon’s fifth automatic pay raise since entering Rideau Hall in 2021.


I still laugh at her attempt to justify the outrageous expenses she ran up on one jaunt – she said they were discussing important matters such as World Peace.

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Asylum Seeker Arrested After Brutal Attack on Guards at UK Migrant Camp

Police in Britain have arrested a Syrian asylum seeker who assaulted and injured two security guards at a migrant facility located at the former RAF Wethersfield air base in Essex, following a nationwide manhunt.

Lancashire Police confirmed the arrest of Adnani Mohammad after he was found guilty in his absence of two counts of assault at Colchester Magistrates’ Court. Mohammad had failed to appear for sentencing after the hearing, prompting an arrest warrant and a joint operation between police and the Home Office to locate him.

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Toronto Renamed a Park to Honor ‘First Peoples,’ and It’s a Disaster

This may be old news to Torontonians, but it’s worth sharing because I’ll bet you’ve never heard this one, and it’s a prime example of so much we see from the left these days.

First off, some of the nice things about the new Woodsy Park in Toronto were its amenities, which included a field, a playground, a firepit, a skate trail, a splash pad, and, with a hat tip to those Canadians, it’s well-maintained and very clean. Another nice thing about it was its name – “Woodsy.” That was easy to remember, and it just sounded nice, you know, woodsy, even though there weren’t a lot of trees.

h/t Mauser

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PAPPANO: From Davos to Beijing — Carney’s elite echo chamber betrays Canada’s interests

There’s an old, satirical saying that goes, ‘The king can do no wrong. He can only be led astray by his counsellors.’ Well, I wouldn’t go so far as to say that Prime Minister Mark Carney can do no wrong on his own, but I think his counsellors are giving him particularly bad advice right now.

I say that because Carney’s much-heralded speech in Davos, as well as his recent headline-making trips to China and Qatar, bear the fingerprints of our echo-chambered elite.

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There’s far more racism in no-go Dewsbury than in the countryside

I LIVE in an idyllic village just a 15-minute drive from the wondrous (under-appreciated, if racist) Yorkshire Wolds. Another 15 minutes gets me into the wild North York Moors or lovely Howardian Hills (both also white supremacist/racist).

It’s a tad further to the racist Yorkshire Dales, but well before then I’d be in Britain’s greatest historic city, York, and who can bypass an afternoon (or a day, a weekend) in York?

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Former antisemitism envoy warns abolition of the post could make Canadian Jews less safe

Canada’s former antisemitism envoy Irwin Cotler is warning that the abolition of the position by Prime Minister Mark Carney is ill-advised and could make Jews less safe at a time of rising antisemitism and Holocaust denial.

Mr. Cotler, also a former Liberal justice minister and attorney general, is urging the federal government to revisit the decision to abolish the post of Special Envoy on Preserving Holocaust Remembrance and Combatting Antisemitism, a role he held for three years after it was created in 2020 by former prime minister Justin Trudeau.


I’m sure Elghawaby will land on her feet, well she’ll land on our tax dollars in truth.

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The EV Car Crash

With the ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars less than four years away now, there remains one seemingly insurmountable obstacle: nobody wants to buy electric cars.

Last year, sales of EVs achieved a market share of just 23.43%. Newly released figures for last month show this fell to 20.6%. The Government has set a target this year of 33%, rising to 66% in 2029.

Once petrol and diesel cars (known as ICE vehicles, short for Internal Combustion Engine) are banned in 2030, zero emission cars must make up at least 80% of the market, with the rest filled with hybrids. However, the latter will also be gradually phased out by 2035. Zero emission essentially means battery-electric, although hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles would also qualify.

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