No-nonsense Seattle Corvette driver shoots two carjackers who tried to steal his wheels… before police detained HIM

A no-nonsense Corvette driver fired shots at an alleged group of armed carjackers after they attempted to steal his wheels.

Seattle police are investigating the shooting that happened in Belltown on Sunday morning, when a motorist shot two alleged robbers.

At around 3am, the Vette owner parked along First Ave when four young men wearing face masks in a white sedan rolled up to his car, according to the police

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WTF?

It would appear he wishes to minimize contact with the proles.

h/t Mauser

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Canadian military will rely on an army of public servants to boost its ranks by 300,000

The Canadian Forces is counting on public servants to volunteer for military service as it tries to ramp up an army of 300,000 as part of a mobilization plan, according to a defence department directive.

Federal and provincial employees would be given a one-week training course in how to handle firearms, drive trucks and fly drones, according to the directive, signed by Chief of the Defence Staff Gen. Jennie Carignan and defence deputy minister Stefanie Beck on May 30, 2025.


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DND expansion plans are wildly unrealistic

Have the senior leaders of the Canadian military lost all connection to reality?

Their unpublicized plan to increase Canada’s military reserves to 400,000 people, as reported by the Citizen’s David Pugliese , is wildly out of synch with their own organization’s recruitment capabilities, the attraction of serving in the armed forces, and the country’s needs.

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How an undercover Toronto cop secured a murder confession from an 18-year-old — over ‘chit chat’ about makeup, nails and boys

While talking about nails — by way of eye shadow, boys and her frustrating mother — Brianna Warner confessed to murder.

It was a huge get for Toronto police, one that was months in the making.

While the 18-year-old Warner had emerged as a person of interest in the December 2022 shooting of 20-year-old Jai Parker-Ford, investigators weren’t quite ready to charge her.


She seems all too common a monster.

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Where is the money to replace Canada’s aging submarines? It wasn’t in the 2025 federal budget

Prime Minister Mark Carney has now climbed into two submarines on two continents – one on a production line in Germany, the other in the water in South Korea – yet the 2025 federal budget, which allocated more than $80 billion toward defence, made no mention of funding towards the much-needed vessels.

The Royal Canadian Navy is in the market to buy 12 conventional diesel-electric powered submarines and the federal government has narrowed the competition to two companies: ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) and Hanwha Ocean.

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Ostriches Executed for No Good Reason

On Friday, “professional marksmen” in Canada gunned down almost 400 ostriches. Birds that were clearly disease free; just more victims of the Canadian government’s totalitarian overreach. Deja vu- “the truckers rally.”

As most of you know, Robert and I have a soft spot for ratites, which is the family of flightless birds that lack a sternal keel (as did dinosaurs) that ostriches belong to. In fact, our pet emu is another member of that ancient lineage of birds. There are only five groups of ratites left in the world (ostriches, emus, kiwis, cassowaries, and Rheas). They have a special place in the animal kingdom. Ratites may be the closest living relatives to the dinosaurs and truly are fascinating.

h/t SC and Auntie Polly

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WTF?

Hmmm …

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Chicago Mayor Urges UN To Investigate What He Says Are Human Rights Violations in America

Brandon Johnson – Loves Looting

Chicago’s mayor is urging the U.N. Human Rights Council – a body whose members include notorious abusers such as China, Cuba, Russia, and Qatar – to investigate what he describes as a “worsening human rights crisis” in America under the Trump administration.

The United States, meanwhile, on Friday became only the second country ever to refuse to cooperate with a routine review of its rights record by the council, which the Trump administration has accused of a “deep anti-American bias” and a disproportionate focus on Israel.

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