Zombie Knives Don’t Kill People, but Banning Them Kills Liberty

In July, 25-year-old Brit Sam Jacques had his home searched and was charged with possession of a knife—in his own home—and was fined the equivalent of about $900. The knife fit the criteria of a category called a “zombie-style knife” and was therefore illegal in the United Kingdom, even though there was no evidence of wrongdoing or evidence that Jacques had any intention to harm anyone. 

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The Americans are selling Canadian natural gas to Europe at a profit

Amid growing criticisms that Canada dropped the ball on exporting its natural gas to Europe, the Polish ambassador to Canada said in a recent interview that plenty of Canadian gas is indeed finding its way to Europe — but via the United States at a markup.

“Remember; some of the LNG that’s coming from the United States to Europe, to Poland, is also Canadian … but it’s being sold for a much higher price,” Witold Dzielski told CBC after being asked whether there was Polish demand for Canadian LNG.

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Dark Money Is Funding Democrat Influencers

First of all, and unfortunately in my view, a lot of Democrat-aligned influencers built their audiences the old-fashioned way–by building a following by saying what they think. I’ve not looked deeply into any particular “influencer,” but I don’t automatically assume that all of them are paid shills.

Like this idiot …

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No doubt he internalized the White Man’s racism

Man charged in alleged hate-motivated assault against gas station attendant in Markham, Ont.

Officials say the suspect walked into the business and allegedly made derogatory comments about the victim’s turban before pointing his middle finger at the gas station attendant while “making hateful remarks.”

Police allege the suspect also threw money and spat on the victim, as well as made a “threatening punching motion” towards them.

On Wednesday, investigators identified the suspect as Farhad Marounisi, of Markham, and brought him into custody. Marounisi is facing an assault charge.


He disliked the guy’s turban does that make it a Hat Crime?

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In Boston, Trucks Keep Crashing Into Low Bridges

BOSTON—For years, the largest city in New England has wrestled with a problem that seems easily fixable: People keep crashing tall trucks into low bridges.

Nobody knows this better than the team at Trillium Brewing.

Almost a decade ago, the local brewery launched its Storrowed beer, named after the local term for the frequent incidents along Storrow Drive. The seasonal double IPA was meant to be a public-service announcement to warn drivers against wedging box trucks under low-clearance bridges.

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Chief Firearms Office of Ontario – DO NOT DISTURB!

A concerned reader wrote the Chief Firearms Office of Ontario to express alarm about the spate of illegal firearm usage taking place in the province, specifically those featured on Twitter.

This is the ‘Do Not Disturb’ response he received.

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