Even poor students of history can see what’s happening to the U.S.

In 1935, American author Sinclair Lewis published It Can’t Happen Here, a dystopian novel about the rise of a populist demagogue named Berzelius “Buzz” Windrip, who becomes the U.S. president after cultivating a cult following for his nationalism, anti-elitism, and quixotic promises. Windrip was fixated on restoring domestic production of material goods and hated the press.


This is a lazy, silly little screed pumped out by one of Canada’s leading purveyors of TDS – the Globe.

Trump is always Hitler while the well orchestrated violence of the left is brushed aside as “democracy”.

The left’s insane rejoicing over Charlie Kirk’s murder, the multiple assassination attempts against President Trump and the Liberal-Left’s normalized calls to violence are conveniently forgotten because Trump is Hitler don’t ya know.

After a never ending smear campaign it’s no wonder Trump hates the press.

Even poor students of history can see what’s happening to the press.

h/t Hermes

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Whoopi: ‘It’s Time! It’s Time! It’s Time!’ to Overthrow Trump With 25th Amendment

They want him overthrown. President Trump’s visit to Davos, Switzerland for the World Economic Forum where he dressed down European leaders was the final straw for the leftists of ABC’s The View. They were so fed up that, on Wednesday’s episode, ABC moderator Whoopi Goldberg was openly calling for Trump to be overthrown via the 25th Amendment. It would be a move she didn’t seem educated on since it required his cabinet to act and she wanted them gone too.

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Lefty Yale Professor Who Fled U.S. Over Trump Now Scolds Canadians

Jason Stanley Left Wing Lunatic

Leftist American former Yale professor Jason Stanley is revered in the bowels of leftist academia. He once felt protected at Yale, until Trump retaliated against the Marxist takeover of campuses. Now he’s escaped to Canada to his safe space at the University of Toronto, where he’s on a roll. “Yale professor who fled US because of Trump is now scolding Canadians who still want to visit or move to America,” by Alexa Cimino, Daily Mail, January 14, 2026…


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Joe Rogan comparing ICE to the Gestapo may be a turning point for ̷T̷r̷u̷m̷p̷ Joe Rogan

Who’s the “mainstream media” these days?

The traditional (i.e. up to maybe a year ago) answer would be: it’s the New York Times, the Washington Post, CBS, NBC, the BBC and so on. In Canada it would certainly include the CBC, the Toronto Star and that other “national newspaper” (the name slips my mind).

Wrong then, and certainly wrong now. Measured by audience, influence, whatever metrics you want to use as a gauge of a dominant “mainstream” media operation, the answer today surely must include, maybe even start with, Joe Rogan.


Rogan has demonstrated a tendency to bend with the wind in the past.

He has become a celebrity talk show host (Interview with Matt Damon and Ben Affleck) and consequently a part of the establishment media. 

In 2 or 3 years  he’ll be the new Howard Stern.

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Is it time to get alarmed about how Trump is kicking off 2026?

It has been an alarming start to 2026, thanks to Donald Trump.

In just seven days, Trump’s America has plucked a leader out of Venezuela and hauled him to the U.S. to face justice and seriously revved up its intents to acquire Greenland. At home, Trump’s decision to install federal immigration agents in U.S. cities has escalated into violence — deadly in one case — in Minnesota and Portland, Oregon.

If that wasn’t enough, Trump’s White House has also withdrawn support for more than 60 international organizations, agencies and commissions.


Who thinks they’re on the right side of history supporting a murderous narco state dictator’s imaginary protections under “international law”?

Or cries over the deportation of illegal alien invaders many of whom are vicious murderers?

And why is it a bad thing for a government to protect tax payers by cutting off rent seekers like the Star?

 

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Trump just like Hitler says Godwin and Mail

Wake up, Canada. The Trump Doctrine is aimed at us

In the spring of 1944, George Klein, an 18-year-old Jewish-Hungarian, was shown a copy of a report prepared by two escapees from Auschwitz. In minute detail, it described the operation of the secret death camp.

The Nazis were at that moment in the midst of deporting the Jews of Hungary. Hundreds of thousands had already been taken and were already dead. Yet that The Final Solution was the policy of one of the world’s most advanced societies was still almost beyond comprehension, even to many of those about to become its targets.


Should someone tell the Globe that Trump removes Hitlers?

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Hollywood Celebrities Rush to Call for Trump‘s Impeachment After U.S. Apprehends Nicolás Maduro: ‘America Is a Terror State‘

Left-wing Hollywood celebrities wasted no time demanding the impeachment of President Donald Trump after he ordered the military operation the lead to the capture of Venezuela’s socialist dictator Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores, on what U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi called charges of Narco-Terrorism Conspiracy, Cocaine Importation Conspiracy, Possession of Machineguns and Destructive Devices, and Conspiracy to Possess Machineguns and Destructive Devices against the United States.”

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Trump tears into ‘average guy’ George Clooney who ‘complained, constantly, about common sense in politics’

President Donald Trump slammed George Clooney as an “average guy who complained, constantly, about common sense in politics,” adding that the actor “wasn’t a movie star at all” and has garnered “more publicity for politics than he did for his very few, and totally mediocre, movies.”

In a scathing New Year’s Eve Truth Social post, Trump called the “Jay Kelly” star and his wife, human rights lawyer Amal Clooney, “two of the worst political prognosticators of all time” following the couple’s recent announcement that they’ve been granted French citizenship.

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Jimmy Kimmel says ‘tyranny is booming’ as he renews attacks on Trump in UK Christmas address

Jimmy Kimmel unleashed fresh attacks on President Trump and declared “tyranny is booming” in the United States during a Christmas Day address in Britain — escalating his feud with the White House months after ABC briefly pulled his show over his comments about conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination.

The late-night host used Channel 4’s Alternative Christmas Message to say that “from a fascism perspective, this has been a really great year,” delivering one of his most pointed political monologues yet — on a UK network, not American television.

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Teacher ‘likened to terrorist’ after showing Trump videos to students

A teacher in an English school was accused of posing a risk to children and referred to the Government’s counter-terrorism programme after showing Donald Trump videos to his US politics class.

The teacher, who is in his 50s, has told The Telegraph he was “likened to a terrorist” after showing the videos, including one of Mr Trump’s inauguration, to A-level students.

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Trump just like Hitler says Munk-ey boy

Trump’s mass deportation policy is taking American democracy with it

In certain ways, this fall in the United States has recalled the fall of 1938 in Nazi Germany, when mass deportations of undocumented people was one of Adolf Hitler’s most ambitious coercive policies before the start of the Second World War. In the U.S., too, the connection between domestic repression and foreign aggression is coming into focus.

That fall, the German police and SS rounded up 17,000 Jews with Polish citizenship and dumped them across the border. This set off a chain of events that provides a useful perspective on where the U.S. is now. A family was deported; a desperate refugee took revenge; the government organized a pogrom and reorganized its police; war followed.


Good Lord. The Munk-ey boys have jumped the shark, one too many circle-jerks I reckon.

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Donald Trump’s erratic, kleptocratic authoritarianism is a threat to our very existence. This is what Canada must do to survive.

We would like to begin, if we could, with a question of scale. Think for a moment of the sheer vastness of this land. Try to picture it all. The impossible greatness: from the Pacific forests, dense with unspeakable trees, to the grey greens of the Newfoundland coast.

Now look at a map. Think of what you see: A country so large it can at times seem more geological than political, like a fact written into the earth. Let the natural thought come then: Nothing this large could ever go away. And yet, we know now that it could, all of it, at any time.

Two-thousand twenty five was the year the inevitable died in Canada. Thanks to Donald Trump, we know that nothing about our country is guaranteed anymore, not our sovereignty, our democracy, our prosperity.


It seems the folks who most benefited when their “free trade” deals off-shored our jobs, fattened themselves on tax payer funded Net-Zero subsidies, imported cheap labour to feather their nests, and shamelessly discriminated against us because we were white are traumatized Trump has upset their apple cart. I could not care less for the fate of their Canada.

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When fascism came to America in 2025, it wore a red baseball cap and carried an AR-15

American democracy fell this year.

It fell at home, it fell abroad, and each fall accelerated the other. It fell to an unholy trinity of old-school fascism, Russian mafia-statism and American gunslinging and fame-seeking. It fell in ways that were uniquely American but also in ways reminiscent of other despotic, murderous, expansionist, misogynistic and racist elected takeovers — ones that have led to tanks rolling across Europe.

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Bob Rae: America is sending out a grim warning, with Trump as Big Brother. Canada must keep its moral integrity

Just a few short weeks ago, I was sitting in the United Nations listening to statements from the Trump administration emphasizing that the United States would never agree to anything that limited state sovereignty.

This assertion — echoing the recent use of sovereignty as a fig leaf by autocratic states to justify a multitude of sins against international law and, most ironically, sovereign countries — ignores the reality that any treaty or agreement signed, whether bilateral or multilateral, is such a limitation.

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