🚨BREAKING: Spain deploys IRON HAM, the Bacon Squad’s latest weapon to regain control of Ceuta. pic.twitter.com/8c6rSXCeSd
— Dr. Clown, PhD (@DrClownPhD) August 3, 2026
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Mamdani’s Grocery Stores Expose the Democrats’ Biggest Voter ID Lie
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s new city-run grocery stores in all five boroughs will sell staples like milk, cheese, and bread at roughly 30% below typical retail prices, but to get that discount, shoppers will need to show a form of identification at the register.
🚨 LMAO!! Ugandan Mayor Mamdani just got exposed for requiring ID to use his government-run grocery stores
Isn't that Jim Crow 2.0? 🤡
His team says: "We will target New Yorkers…sort of a library card-esque thing." pic.twitter.com/RYsEgj0V5j
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) August 3, 2026
h/t Mauser
MS NOW Host Ali Vitali Frets Trump’s ‘Otherizing’ Illegal Alien Truckers, No Mention of Deaths
On Friday’s Money, Power, and Politics on MS NOW, fill-in host Ali Vitali fretted that President Donald Trump is “otherizing” illegal alien truck drivers while replacing them with veterans, but did not mention the problem of many such illegal aliens causing car crash deaths.
WTF?
Canadians – real Canadians – are so fatigued. Exhausted.
You can feel the shift: 'tolerance' is evaporating, and people are finally asking who’s behind the invasion and the demographic replacement of their own country.
Word of the day: Deport. https://t.co/BmPYvUHwYw
— DonaldBest.CA * DO NOT COMPLY (@DonaldBestCA) August 3, 2026
Denmark’s military conscription ‘expanded and strengthened’ as tensions mount with DC and Moscow
An expanded class of Danish conscripts reported for training on Monday as the country anticipates dueling threats from Russia and the United States.
“Denmark is facing a new reality where the threats to our security are more changing and complex than ever before,” the country’s Ministry of Defense said. “That is why conscription is being expanded and strengthened in recent years.”
Ariana Grande to take a break from public life amid ‘endless’ scrutiny
Ariana Grande is to take a “much-deserved break” from public appearances and will no longer star in an upcoming musical production in London when she ends her Eternal Sunshine tour next month.
A representative for the US singer, 33, told People magazine that she “will be taking a step back from visibility” when the tour ends, after her appearances led to “endless, ongoing public scrutiny”.
Step back from the Ozempic.
Are there climate benefits to Canada’s new relationship with China asks Beijing’s Ottawa News Bureau?
When Canada announced earlier this year that it would allow a token number of Chinese-made electric vehicles into the country, the gesture didn’t seem so much about climate action as a sop to ease Chinese tariffs on Canadian canola.
Now, it very much appears like the opening gambit in a deeper engagement with China on clean energy. Following up on Prime Minister Mark Carney’s momentous meeting with Chinese Premier Xi Jinping in January, Industry Minister Melanie Joly was in Beijing last month to discuss the feasibility of Canadian-Chinese EV ventures.
Meanwhile, the Canada China Business Council is organizing a cleantech mission to China in Beijing in November.
The CBC is owned by China now.
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Something Something, Elbows Up?
How bizzare that to enter the USA the bridge is past capacity and spilling into the streets of Niagara. With almost every American booth open.
Canadas side? 3 booths open and bridge is majority empty.
On a weekend, when Niagara Falls is… pic.twitter.com/eF7Kn1JkLA
— CDN_Karma (@cdn_karma) August 2, 2026
This is several kilometers before the border crossing into the US at Peace Arch this weekend… Where's the mainstream media? Ahhh, right, this fails to play into their narrative they have been constructing since Carney appeared.
Canada, under this, you are being played, you are… pic.twitter.com/N2judVkmMB— Fringe Truth (@TruthFringe) August 2, 2026
h/t Mauser
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Oh, my gosh! @fancypants_s https://t.co/MV0eZwc4js
— Patti Jo (@TheSupeHero) August 3, 2026
h/t Patti Jo
Non-Muslim police staff invited to fast during Ramadan
Non-Muslim officers and staff working at West Midlands Police have been invited to fast during Ramadan in an “act of solidarity”, The Telegraph can reveal.
The West Midlands Association of Muslim Police has said colleagues can take part in a fast for the day during the religious festival to raise money for charity.
West Midlands Police said the practice helped officers understand the “significance of Ramadan” for Muslim residents.
U.S. officials urge Canada to take action after suspected arson at Montreal kosher restaurant
Some U.S. officials are condemning the apparent arson that destroyed a popular kosher restaurant in Montreal early Sunday morning, with some characterizing the incident as part of a broader pattern of antisemitic attacks.
Illinois Congressman Paul Schneider, co-chair of the Congressional Jewish Congress, said he and his colleagues “are disgusted and outraged” by what he described as “yet another heinous attack on Jewish-owned business.”
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This girl decided to do a TikTok live without wearing hijab. Her parents saw it, so they burst into the room and beat her up.
This is Islam. pic.twitter.com/1Hj4BCdH3x
— Diana Alastair💚🤍💜 ⚢ ❌❌✡️ (@sappholives83) August 1, 2026
US mother who just inherited $1m was found ‘suffocated and beaten to death’ in Ireland hours after her migrant boyfriend – who was allowed in on a £10 visa ‘open-door loophole’ – fled the country
Jamey Carney never tired of saying how happy she was with her new life in Ireland, describing relocating there as ‘the best decision’ she had ever made.
The American single mother, 43, had always been proud of her Irish roots, and finally left the US five years ago to set up home with her young daughter in Killarney, which sits in the heart of a dramatic landscape of lakes, mountains, waterfalls and ancient woods.
Through a Glass, Darkly
hirty years is a long time—long enough for one generation to grow into adulthood and another to begin.
With time, great public tragedies pass into history. Dates remain. Photographs endure. The language used to describe them becomes familiar through repetition.
The people themselves are more easily lost.