Russia blames ‘western plot’ for trend of children identifying as animals

Russia is cracking down on children identifying as cats and other animals after a powerful ally of President Putin said the trend was part of a western plot to turn people into slaves.

The teenage subculture, known in Russian as “kvadrobing”, has made headlines in Russia, as well as in western countries. Schools in Britain and the United States have previously been forced to deny fake reports that they provide litter boxes for children who come to lessons as cats.

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British Army dogs to get goggles and combat vests in £3m kit upgrade

Kit upgrade makes them better equipped than the CAF.

British Army dogs are to get goggles and combat vests as part of a £3 million kit upgrade to their working wardrobe.

The new “canine catalogue” will support and train a pack of more than 500 military working dogs so that they can achieve tasks that range from entering hostile environments, to protecting their handlers.

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Communist Cannibals

It was 1967. America was two years away from landing on the moon and Chinese Communists were eating people. The Communists hadn’t turned cannibal because of hunger, but politics.

Mao’s cultural revolution had already led to brutal lynchings of teachers and principals by the Red Guards unleashed by the Communist regime to purge all ideological deviation, but beating political opponents to death wasn’t enough for the radical mobs in the Guangxi region.

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Sellout Singh the NDP’s man from Khalistan calls for emergency study into allegations of Indian government links to crimes in Canada

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh calls for emergency study into allegations of Indian government links to crimes in Canada

Federal New Democrats called for an emergency House of Commons study into RCMP allegations that agents of the Indian government are linked to homicides, extortions, and other violent crimes in Canada.

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh on Tuesday made the request amid several other actions he said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau should take. The other demands included levelling sanctions on the six Indian diplomats who were expelled by Canada on Monday and banning the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh network, which Mr. Singh described as a “right-wing, extremist, militant group.” The Hindu nationalist network is based in India.

What a farce.

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Disturbing video shows towering, knife-wielding woman gunned down after repeatedly stabbing cop

Disturbing bodycam video captured the moment a towering 6-foot-tall woman was fatally shot by a veteran Virginia cop just seconds after she charged at him with a knife and repeatedly slashed him.

Sydney Wilson, 33, was fatally shot by Fairfax County officer Peter Liu in the hall of her apartment building in Reston, just outside Washington D.C., on Sept. 16 after cops were called to carry out a welfare check on her, police said.

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How raw milk could convince the Amish to put Trump back in the White House

Scott Presler, a giant of a man at 6ft 5in tall, his lustrous hair falling in great waves down to his waist, is wearing runners’ shorts showing off his long, tanned legs and what appears to be a smidgen of lipstick. The flamboyant, one-time chairman of Gays for Trump has given himself a new task: to persuade Pennsylvania’s 80,000-strong, strait-laced Amish community to vote for Donald

Trump and in doing so, return the former president to the White House. It seems a tall order.
As he does every Friday, Mr Presler is manning his stall at the Green Dragon market, an Amish fair in the heart of Lancaster County, where horses and buggies can be as commonplace as the motorcar.

Can’t say I had this on my Bingo card.

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Canada’s Unproven Mass-Grave Scandal

Progressives want to outlaw ‘denialism,’ but no actual remains have been found.

Progressives want the state to monitor truth in the public square, and some would give government the power to punish dissent from approved narratives. Last month Hillary Clinton proposed criminalizing speech she labels as “propaganda.”

Any first-year law student can tell you why that won’t fly under the U.S. Constitution. But in Canada protections for those who question conventional wisdom aren’t nearly so secure—even if the truth is on their side.

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