Black Elites Keep Flogging the Victimhood Lie
Progressivism is a house of cards built precariously on a foundation of sand. It hinges entirely on demonstrably false narratives intentionally designed to sow division and to “rub raw the resentments of the people,” as Luciferian Left-wing strategist Saul Alinsky put it. One of those narratives is that America was founded as, and continues to be, a systemically racist, white supremacist nation in which the purported “Land of Opportunity” excludes the awkwardly termed “people of color” from its promises and prosperity. Racism resides in our country’s very DNA, claimed Barack Obama.
Serena Williams calls out New York hotel for cotton plant décor in corridor — all while wearing a blonde wig pic.twitter.com/ooppLvckny
— Catch Up (@CatchUpFeed) September 26, 2025
Occam’s Razor Gardening, Cooking & Canning Ep 123
Welcome.
Still looks a frost mid week but with a low of 5 vs 2 C overnight Tuesday.
This episode is more of a rant than an update on the state of the garden, other than what you see.
Rempel Garner slams Liberals for allowing Pakistani registered incestuous child sex offender into Canada
Michelle Rempel Garner used her time during Question Period on Thursday to draw attention to issues in the Canadian immigration system.
She highlighted the case of a Pakistani incestuous child sex abuser who was admitted into Canada despite being on the United Kingdom’s sex offender registry.
Our enemies are vile evil things and they run immigration in Canada.
‘Violent leftist’ gets instant karma after she tries to remove right wing star’s MAGA hat
A conservative influencer pepper sprayed what he claimed was a ‘violent leftist’ who harassed him and tried to remove his MAGA hat.
Cam Higby, an activist and journalist for Today is America, posted the video of himself and a fellow MAGA fan sitting outside Union Station offering a chance to debate people as part of their ‘Fearless Tour’.
A leftist decided to physically attack me at Union Station tonight. I deployed mace in self defense. pic.twitter.com/ss8ljolKzo
— Cam Higby (@camhigby) October 2, 2025
Canada has lost the plot on MAID
When the Canadian government passed legislation nearly a decade ago to approve medical assistance in dying (MAID), it was an exercise in compassion. A competent Canadian adult suffering from an “irremediable medical condition,” whose death was “reasonably foreseeable,” would no longer have to suffer; MAID would offer a way to avoid the unnecessary pain, the loss of dignity and the loss of autonomy that often comes with natural death. In narrow circumstances and with strict safeguards, MAID could expedite a process that was already occurring.
Polyamorous parenting is coming our way, if we don’t watch out
IN Montreal a ‘throuple’ of three polyamorous men have adopted a three-year-old girl.
The men are seeking to have all three of them recognised as her legal parents. Their bid comes hard on the heels of a bizarre ruling in Quebec in April ordering the Civil Code to allow more than two legal parents.
For what possible reason? You may well ask. It is this: capping ‘filiation’ at two parents sends the message that only ‘so-called “normal” families, with a maximum of two parents, represent family structures that are valid and worthy of legal recognition’.
Town in eastern Germany is a testing lab for reversing population decline
EISENHÜTTENSTADT, Germany — Back behind the Iron Curtain, when this town 75 miles southeast of Berlin was called Stalinstadt, it was meant to be a blueprint for utopian life in Communist East Germany — a model socialist city built around a steelworks.
Today, East Germany is no longer its own country and, despite the gaps slowly closing, residents of the region lag behind the West in virtually every category, including life expectancy, wealth, employment and population.
So, as Germany celebrates the 35th anniversary of reunification on Friday, Eisenhüttenstadt — “Ironworks City” — has become a different kind of model: one of several towns experimenting with a strategy to repopulate and attract skilled workers called Probewohnen, or trial living.
Students sue TMU, allege university defamed them by labelling Palestine support letter as antisemitic
A group of current and former Toronto Metropolitan University law students who signed a controversial letter expressing unequivocal support for Palestinians after the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israeli civilians has filed a lawsuit against the university.
The statement of claim, which has not been tested in court, alleges TMU defamed the signatories by publicly condemning the letter as antisemitic and intolerant.
WTF?
This commercial for Harvard should inspire lots of applications. Wish I could go back and get a degree in Gender Justice. pic.twitter.com/4JHBGy7gAV
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) October 2, 2025
Pierre Poilievre is eating the NDP’s lunch. Here’s how a new leader can save the party from itself
Recent decades in politics have made us cynical. We rarely trust our politicians to wield power effectively or honestly. Our politicians have responded by making their promises smaller and more boutique, or else giving up their power altogether. Our cynicism has made us lazy and unimaginative.
And so the tools of public policy have, increasingly, become targeted tax cuts and public-private partnerships. The results have been worsening government services and a distinct feeling like Canada can’t build anything anymore.
The NDP don’t know how to make their own lunch.
WTF?
Republicans are shutting down the government because they don’t like transfolks. pic.twitter.com/KmNKt88KBj
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) October 2, 2025
L.A.’s Entertainment Economy Is Looking Like a Disaster Movie
LOS ANGELES—Brian Mainolfi has been drawing since he came to this city in 1994. The Baltimore native started as an assistant to legendary Looney Tunes animator Chuck Jones, worked on Disney’s “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” and “Mulan,” and spent a decade on the animated sitcom “American Dad.”
The appeal of the work was simple. “People love cartoons,” he said. “And I love making cartoons.”
Since his last show was canceled in 2024, Mainolfi’s artistic output has been limited to dinosaurs and monsters in his sketchbook. Like thousands of people who work in the entertainment industry, he has become collateral damage of a precipitous slowdown in production. The only work he’s found is teaching an animation class at a Cal State campus three hours away, for $350 a week.
Manchester synagogue attack is the price of normalising antisemitism
As I sit in synagogue this Yom Kippur, the holiest day in our calendar, my heart is heavy with fear and sadness. The sanctuary, usually a place of solace and reflection, now feels like a fragile bubble in a world increasingly hostile to Jews. Today, once again, that bubble was violently pierced.