PBS Hosts Radical Prof Who Fled to Canada: Expelling Haitians Means Dawn of ‘Era of American Fascism’

PBS Hosts Radical Prof Who Fled to Canada: Expelling Haitians Means Dawn of ‘Era of American Fascism’

Jason Stanley, left-wing professor and author of How Fascism Works, fled to Canada to escape President Trump, yet somehow feels compelled to appear on TV to bash his abandoned home. He made another appearance on PBS on Amanpour & Co just in time to mark America’s 250th anniversary, in order to declare his previous home is a Nazi state under Trump and Republican control.

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Trump confirms he asked Infantino for review of Folarin Balogun red card

Trump confirms he asked Infantino for review of Folarin Balogun red card

Donald Trump said on Monday that he personally asked Fifa president Gianni Infantino to review the red card shown to USA striker Folarin Balogun, saying he believed the dismissal was unfair but insisting he did not pressure football’s governing body to overturn the suspension.

The intervention by the president of a World Cup host nation has thrust Fifa’s disciplinary process into the spotlight and prompted an angry response from Belgium, who face the USA on Monday night for a place in the quarter-finals.

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Danielle Smith, Doug Ford announce proposed cross-Canada oil pipeline corridor

Danielle Smith, Doug Ford announce proposed cross-Canada oil pipeline corridor

Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith have unveiled a proposed route for a new west-east crude oil pipeline that would run from Alberta to Ontario.

The Northern Shield Energy Corridor would carry oil about 3,300 kilometres from Hardisty, Alta., to Sarnia, Ont., where it would connect with Ontario’s refining belt.


I have my doubts.

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WTF?

WTF?

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The transgender burlesque dancer tasked with shaping the future of the Girl Guides

The transgender burlesque dancer tasked with shaping the future of the Girl Guides

Dancing on stage in knee-high boots, PVC underwear and posing provocatively with a riding crop, Paula Southin, a transgender activist, performs an erotic routine using the stage name Violette Hue in a lewd online video.

The Mail on Sunday can reveal that Southin, who was born a man, is also a former Girl Guide leader and member of a key committee tasked with helping shape the future of the 116-year-old movement.

Astonishingly, the 58-year-old amateur burlesque performer was one of at least four trans activists who were asked by Girlguiding – previously The Girl Guides Association – to explore opportunities for trans girls and trans women to be ‘supported’ by the organisation.

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Germany: Getaway driver in Stade mass shooting identified as pro-migrant consultant

Germany: Getaway driver in Stade mass shooting identified as pro-migrant consultant

A 45-year-old man, identified as Fatih Khan G. and described as Turkish, shot and killed six employees at a youth welfare facility in Stade on Monday. New details reveal that 65-year-old Sylvia S. of Bremen was behind the wheel of the getaway car, with the woman working as a “migration consultant” for a nationwide advocacy organization within Germany’s migration policy sector, according to Nius news outlet.

A mass shooting underwritten by the state asylum policy.

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California’s Fourth of July plunges into hell as stores looted, police horses charge and fires break out

California’s Fourth of July plunges into hell as stores looted, police horses charge and fires break out

Fourth of July descended into mayhem across Southern California as unruly crowds overwhelmed packed-out fireworks displays, looted stores, ignited fires and saw cops charge on horseback.

The worst unrest erupted in Newport Beach, where Independence Day revelers poured into Orange County, choking traffic and triggering a police response as disorder spread near the pier.

Authorities ultimately shut down businesses from the Newport Pier to Pacific Coast Highway as officers moved in to restore order.

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Refugee who stabbed stranger could soon be freed from Ontario hospital despite ‘significant threat to the public’

Refugee who stabbed stranger could soon be freed from Ontario hospital despite ‘significant threat to the public’

A man with “a lengthy history of violence” who was deported from the U.S. back to Guyana in 2005 after being convicted of drug offences, then came to Canada as a refugee and later attacked a stranger in Toronto, is moving towards greater freedoms even though he “continues to represent a significant threat to the public,” according to a recent decision from the Ontario Review Board (ORB).

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