Canada needs to stand against Marco Rubio’s latest crusade — even if it costs us say two windbag Liberals

Canada needs to stand against Marco Rubio’s latest crusade — even if it costs us say two windbag Liberals

This week, the world marks International Justice Day and the 28th anniversary of the Rome Statute, which established the International Criminal Court. All these years later, it remains among the most consequential efforts ever made to hold war criminals accountable. Now Washington has announced its intention to “dismantle the ICC brick by brick, if necessary.”

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has launched a campaign explicitly designed — as he put it in a Wall Street Journal op-ed — to “systematically disable” the court, pressuring nations to withdraw their support, cut off funding and abandon an institution the United States never joined. Countries that rely on American security guarantees, Rubio has made clear, should take the hint and fall in line.


Whatever the founding intention the ICC is now just a an extreme left bully pulpit.

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Homan Is Right: Dems Fuel the Bloodshed, Not ICE

Homan Is Right: Dems Fuel the Bloodshed, Not ICE

Border czar Tom Homan rejected the disgusting claim that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is to blame for deadly violence surrounding enforcement operations. Rather, illegal alien criminals, along with the Democrat rioters and politicians who support them, are the problem.

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Worse Than the Third World? Trump Exposes Mind-Blowing Election Compromising and Cheating

Worse Than the Third World? Trump Exposes Mind-Blowing Election Compromising and Cheating

It turns out that the “conspiracy theorists” weren’t so crazy after all. President Donald Trump says that foreign governments and corrupt domestic bureaucrats have so compromised our election system across the country that it is worse than a Third World banana republic.


Trump Says “Deep State” Covered Up Chinese Interference in 2020 Election

President Trump used newly declassified intelligence and government files to accuse China, U.S. intelligence officials, the Biden Justice Department and election administrators of concealing foreign interference, fraud and systemic vulnerabilities, while calling for investigations, voter-roll purges and passage of the SAVE America Act.

He says the documents prove China engaged in a massive cyber attack to steal voter data, influence the 2020 election, and sabotage his first term in office — and the U.S. “deep state” either cooperated or covered it up.

CBC has gone DefCon 5 in defense of Carney’s ally Communist China.

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Canada to keep Gordie Howe Bridge toll revenue until project debt is cleared, Mark Carney says

Canada to keep Gordie Howe Bridge toll revenue until project debt is cleared, Mark Carney says

OTTAWA — Canada won’t share toll revenues from the Gordie Howe International Bridge with the United States until the project’s debts are repaid, with Prime Minister Mark Carney stating on Thursday that the $6.4-billion crossing may run operating losses in its early years.

“It’s not splitting the tolls at the bridge. It is an agreement for 15 years to split net revenues,” Carney said at a news conference in London, Ont. “Any sharing of the toll revenue won’t happen until all of the debt is repaid.

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Joisey on the Ropes

Joisey on the Ropes

This past spring, Blue America suffered yet another critical blow without much in the way of comment: Standard Oil of New Jersey fled the state for Texas.

Of course, it’s not called Standard Oil anymore. Following several takeovers and mergers, it’s now known as ExxonMobil. But it’s still the same company founded nearly a century and a half ago as the jewel in the crown of John D. Rockefeller’s industrial empire. And now it’s gone.

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Why Are So Many Muslim Migrants Involved in Massive Fraud Schemes?

Why Are So Many Muslim Migrants Involved in Massive Fraud Schemes?

The fraud never seems to end; every day, there seem to be new cases. The Dallas Morning News reported Friday that “A Garland man who authorities say fled the United States while awaiting trial has been extradited from Qatar to face federal fraud and money laundering charges in Texas. Abdullah Anwar, 28, arrived in Texas on Friday and was being held in Collin County, according to a news release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Texas.”

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Canada to buy nearly $2-billion in armoured vehicles from U.S. defence contractor

Canada to buy nearly $2-billion in armoured vehicles from U.S. defence contractor

The federal government has picked the local subsidiary of a U.S. defence contractor as Ottawa’s first “strategic partner” to build capabilities for the country’s growing military, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Thursday.

As part of this, Canada will pay General Dynamics Land Systems-Canada nearly $2-billion over four years to build 190 more armoured combat support vehicles, expanding the Canadian Army’s fleet of armoured vehicles to 550 from 360, Mr. Carney said at the company’s plant in London, Ont.


Many unhappy elbows at the dinner table tonight.

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On this bridge, it’s clear that Mark Carney is no Gordie Howe

On this bridge, it’s clear that Mark Carney is no Gordie Howe

If the first rule of ransoms is that you don’t pay them, what to make of Mark Carney’s payoff to Donald Trump to open the Gordie Howe International Bridge?

Make no mistake: Canada paid what amounts to a bribe. The Liberal government can dress it up as a “series of co-operative measures” regarding the governance of the new border crossing, but Trump came into our shop, threatened to smash it up, and didn’t leave until he got his money. Instead of telling Don Trump where to go, Carney paid the vigorish.

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Christopher Coates: Canada should double down on NORAD, not walk away

Christopher Coates: Canada should double down on NORAD, not walk away

The recent Walrus article “Why Canada Needs to Walk Away from NORAD” points to the Netflix thriller “A House of Dynamite” and suggests that among the very “realistic” aspects of the film is the absence of Canadians from the command centres involved in the response to a nuclear attack on the U.S. or North America. Like the film, that suggestion is a fiction.

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Moaning husband details hellish misery woke Canadian wife is suffering in ICE custody as she faces deportation for slapping teens wearing MAGA clothing

Moaning husband details hellish misery woke Canadian wife is suffering in ICE custody as she faces deportation for slapping teens wearing MAGA clothing

The husband of a Canadian woman who is set to be deported for allegedly slapping a teenage girl wearing MAGA-branded clothing says she is enduring hellish conditions inside a squalid immigration facility.

Kaitlyn Tracey, 33, is locked up at New Jersey’s notoriously grim immigration facility Delaney Hall, after being detained over an alleged assault on a teen during Fourth of July celebrations on the Jersey Shore.

Police said Tracey confronted a group of teenagers who were wearing ‘patriotic colored’ clothes, which were reportedly emblazoned with ‘Trump’ and ‘ICE’, before she allegedly slapped one of the teens.

h/t Patti Jo and Mauser

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Canadians Like Depraved Slave Labour Camp Called China More Than US Says Pew Research Survey

Canadians Like Depraved Slave Labour Camp Called China More Than US Says Pew Research Survey

Canadians’ opinions of the United States have deteriorated while their perceptions of China have improved compared to a few years ago, a new report suggests.

According to a Pew Research Center report released Wednesday, 44 per cent of Canadians surveyed between February and May hold a favourable view of China, while 33 per cent feel the same about the U.S. Last year, Canadians were “equally” favourable toward both countries. But in 2023, most Canadians had a “positive view” of the U.S. at 57 per cent, compared to 14 per cent that viewed China positively.

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Drone’s Eye View: The Spread of the Latest Ukrainian Tech to the Mexican Cartels Needs to Be Taken Seriously

Drone’s Eye View: The Spread of the Latest Ukrainian Tech to the Mexican Cartels Needs to Be Taken Seriously

An unjammable fiber-optic kamikaze drone—a drone you fly directly into a target to kill it—was recently discovered in a cartel compound, 500 miles from the U.S. border. You probably won’t have heard about this, but it’s big news. Or it should be.

It’s yet another indication of how closely drug gangs are coming to resemble state or quasi-state actors, not just in the territories they control and administer but also in the threat they pose to real states, including the United States. The classic definition of the state, derived from sociologist Max Weber, is an entity that monopolizes violence within a set of given borders. And while the cartels have been using military-grade equipment like .50-caliber machine guns and rocket-propelled grenades for some time, their determined attempts to acquire the latest drone capabilities reveal a greater ambition: to achieve technological and tactical parity with second- and maybe even first-tier nations.

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Cuba Falling: Iranian Drones and Treasonous Dems in Havana? This Is a National Security Threat.

Cuba Falling: Iranian Drones and Treasonous Dems in Havana? This Is a National Security Threat.

Every time I write one of these “Cuba Falling” articles, I feel like I need to end the “Cuba Falling” part with a question mark. I’m getting frustrated with the lack of movement, and I can’t help but wonder if we’re spread a little too thin with Iran. It’s time to finish that job and quit playing around with those animals. Cuba is becoming an even bigger hellhole than it already was. The people are starving. They have no power. It’s also clear at this point that the regime is a threat to our national security. It apparently has high-capability Iranian and/or Russian drones, and it is colluding with everyone on the radical left, from Democrat members of Congress to Code Pink, and I’d call all of that a very serious problem for the United States.

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US Congress takes next step to make daylight saving time permanent

US Congress takes next step to make daylight saving time permanent

The US House of Representatives has voted to make daylight saving time permanent by passing the Sunshine Protection Act on Tuesday.

With a 308-117 vote, members of both parties approved the bill, which would remove the need for Americans to change their clocks twice a year and put the US under time currently observed between March and November – known as permanent standard time.

Republican Scott DesJarlais, who presided over the vote, played a clip of The Beatles’ Here Comes the Sun on his phone during the final count

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