Khamenei: US, Israel responsible for Assad’s ouster, ‘resistance’ to span entire region

Tehran has evidence that the events that took place in Syria leading to the ousting of former Syrian president Bashar al-Assad were planned by the United States and Israel, Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said, according to Iranian state news agency IRNA.

“There should be no doubt that what happened in Syria is the result of a joint American and Zionist plan.” Khamenei reportedly noted.

h/t MP

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THOMAS: Where you live in Calgary determines how much of a racist you are says, new DEI-drenched city plan

If you’ve lived in Calgary for a number of years (and especially if you were born in Calgary) you might be a racist.

If you own a home in Calgary, you might be a racist.

If you operate a business or provide services in Calgary, you might be a racist.

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Walking around outside getting fresh air & exercise ‘A death trap’ say striking Canada Post workers

‘A death trap’: Striking Canada Post workers explain the job’s toll on them

As Canada Post workers remain on the picket line, a key point of contention in their demands is their job’s growing physical and mental toll — and they say that’s exacerbated by climate change.

From delivering parcels through scorching heatwaves to battling blizzards, Canadian postal workers increasingly face extreme weather conditions that strain their bodies and minds.


Years from now the decision to shut down Canada Post will be regarded as a groundbreaking act of humanity.

Let’s see, free sex change operations and now they don’t wanna go outside. OK can em’ all.

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In bizarre “feminist” outburst Trudeau says defeat of unelected Kamala Harris the most unqualified & undeserving Democrat candidate in recent memory was an attack on women’s progress

Trudeau highlights Kamala Harris presidential defeat as an attack on women’s progress

OTTAWA – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says women’s rights and women’s progress is under attack, pointing to the recent defeat of U.S. presidential candidate Kamala Harris as an example.

Speaking on Tuesday night at an event hosted by the Equal Voice Foundation — an organization dedicated to improving gender representation in Canadian politics — Trudeau said there are regressive forces fighting against women’s progress.

“It shouldn’t be that way. It wasn’t supposed to be that way. We were supposed to be on a steady, if difficult sometimes, march towards progress,” Trudeau said, adding he is a proud feminist and will always be an ally.

Trump should just refuse any further contact until we can dump this idiot.

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Migrant grievance grifter who stalked elderly woman cries about Racist Canada in Star

A wave of South Asian racism is sweeping Canada — and the Liberals’ missteps on immigration helped fuel the problem

Ashwin Annamalai, a housing and transit advocate, is not the type to keep quiet.

But he says he never thought he’d be talking about the racism he’s experienced in 2024.

The 31-year-old software programmer, who moved to Canada from India to study computer science at the University of Waterloo in 2018, has grown accustomed to seeing hateful posts about people of South Asian ancestry online — pointing to a recent post in a Waterloo Facebook group where a user, using a derogatory term for South Asians, says “they will never be Canadian and they all need to go back.”


I feel so sorry for him! An elderly woman he scared abused him! He should go jump on the first boat home!

This guy is hoping to secure a cushy little sinecure on the DEI grievance bandwagon.

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Retiree who shot Walmart delivery drone to make it ‘shoo off’ takes plea deal

A retiree who shot at a Walmart delivery drone to make it “shoo off” has accepted a plea deal after being hit with criminal charges.

Dennis Winn, 72, was accused of causing $2,500 of damage after shooting the aircraft outside his home in Lake County, Florida.

The former fire captain is said to have believed he was being surveilled by drones and was suspicious of them, a police report states.

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Ontario university launches new 12-week course on Taylor Swift

Taylor Swift’s record-breaking Eras Tour may have ended, but the artist’s status as a cultural icon is now more embedded than ever.

Those looking to learn and share more about the effect T-Swizzle and her defining brand have on the world around us have turned to the University of Guelph, where an online course starting in January will include a new case study of her meteoric impact.

With Swift as its lens, the Icons of Music open-education course offered in the upcoming winter semester, “will navigate the labyrinth of ways that popular music and popular culture intersect with art, literature, gender, sexuality, race, religion, politics, feminism, celebrity, fandom, business acumen, the economy and the law,” according to the school.

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