Facebook is paying people overseas promoting Alberta separatism

Facebook is paying people overseas promoting Alberta separatism

You might think, based on the volume of her Facebook posts, that Nieta Aqila is an Albertan who supports separation.

“I signed the Alberta independence petition” because “Canada is not a great country anymore,” an account in her name wrote in a popular Facebook group called Alberta Independence that promotes the movement and has more than 100,000 members.

In another post, Aqila said she was harassed and had rocks thrown at her as she canvassed for petition signatures.

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Sicko dresses up as Charlie Kirk, re-enacts his assassination at event hosted by his widow

Sicko dresses up as Charlie Kirk, re-enacts his assassination at event hosted by his widow

A sick protester dressed as Charlie Kirk outside an event hosted by the assassinated activist’s widow, Erika Kirk — then re-enacted his murder as crowds chanted, “He deserved to die.”

The protester was seen at the Turning Point USA conference in San Antonio, Texas, wearing a papier-mache head made to resemble the slain podcaster, with the demonstrator suddenly collapsing on the floor as if to mock Charlie’s assassination last September.

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Tribal aggression surges in what was once Canada as the 3rd World Cup approaches

Tribal aggression surges in what was once Canada as the 3rd World Cup approaches

Multicultural pride surges in Canada as the World Cup approaches

It was the kind of pitch-perfect evening amateur soccer players and their parents dream of all winter. Months of withering brutal weather gave way to soccer abandon on the turf, as two of Ottawa’s best junior teams clashed in the sunlight.

Watching on the sidelines was Nathaniel Salhani, a soccer-obsessed 8-year-old who could not wait to get the words out when asked if he was excited about Canada hosting the World Cup.

“I’m going to the Canada, Ireland soccer game!” he beamed.

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Remember when Justin dressed like he was coming off shift in Boystown?

Remember when Justin dressed like he was coming off shift in Boystown?

Former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s eldest son is letting it all hang out in his modeling debut for a trendy, celeb-favorite fashion brand known for its raunch factor.

Xavier Trudeau flaunted washboard abs and showed off a taste for cigars this week in the sexed-up snaps for subversive Gen Z denim brand Raimundo Langlois — which sells $360 jeans and $250 polo t shirts.

Homoerotic or just Homo?

h/t Patti Jo

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