A TikToker is urging someone to assassinate President Trump, promising to send them steamy letters in jail if they get caught.pic.twitter.com/YUP4HiXMeC
— (news) DOGE (@DOGE__news) September 14, 2025
A TikToker is urging someone to assassinate President Trump, promising to send them steamy letters in jail if they get caught.pic.twitter.com/YUP4HiXMeC
— (news) DOGE (@DOGE__news) September 14, 2025

People who live on Vancouver Island and some smaller neighbouring islands have been hotly debating an application made by an American non-profit to use B.C. Crown land for campsites while on kayak trips.
National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS), which runs outdoor expeditions around the world, is applying to renew — and expand — a licence the province says it has held since 2006.
The application is to permit NOLS to camp at 77 locations while leading an eight- to 10-person kayak trip from Washington to Alaska next summer. Most of the locations, which range from 0.3-4.6 hectares, are on and around Vancouver Island.
The Elbow People are the Covid Karen Mask People.
This liberal might be the worst one yet. The Left doesn't just want you dead, they want your children, your family, and everything you care about dead. This creature is completely possessed. I don't say this lightly: demonic. pic.twitter.com/M9lezTouFI
— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) September 14, 2025

England has always mattered more than numbers suggest. She has been a light unto the nations.
England today accounts for just 0.62 percent of the world’s population — a mere 57 million people out of more than eight billion. On paper, that number seems insignificant. Yet England’s influence on law, liberty, and civilization is staggering. The current crisis there, marked by cultural amnesia and self-destructive policies, matters far beyond the shores of the British Isles.

We’ve entered an age of delusion, impossible longings, and ritual self-mutilation.
Asked whether she could provide a definition of the word “woman,” Ketanji Brown Jackson, Supreme Court nominee, magna cum laude at Harvard and graduate of Harvard Law, seemed perplexed: “I’m not a biologist,” she observed. Yet we are told by Jeremi Carswell, a specialist in the field, that children know perfectly well which of many genders they wish to grow up to be “from the moment that they have any ability to express themselves.”
During the 2020 pandemic, because of safety concerns, San Francisco took draconian measures to keep adults apart and children out of school, even as it promoted and protected the use of dangerous drugs by a large homeless population. That year, 257 San Franciscans died from the virus, while the number of overdose deaths climbed to 697.
I remembered this essay from 2024 and it seems even more appropriate in light of events. We face an enemy that is willing to kill to protect its delusions.
Apologies for this one. This woman is disgusting.
Meet Reagan Meyers Retail Worker at Barnes & Noble in Milwaukee and student at MATC.
I’m not even going to bother explaining the video it’s something you just have to watch. Nasty woman.
Contact @bnbooks and ask why, just why pic.twitter.com/Xj6j4Mhb37
— Aesthetica (@Anc_Aesthetics) September 14, 2025

Premier Doug Ford thinks young people need to work harder.
“It drives me nuts when I see young, healthy people and they’ll call me saying, ‘I can’t find a job,’” Ford said earlier this week during a speech to the Toronto Region Board of Trade. “I assure you, if you look hard enough, it … may be in fast food or something else, but you’ll find a job.”
But Ford’s “old man yells at cloud” take on Gen Z’s economic plight couldn’t be more detached from reality. What Canadian youth really need isn’t better work ethic. It’s political leaders willing to work harder for them — or, at the very least, not against them.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s decision to bomb Hamas’s terrorist leadership in Qatar should send a clear and unequivocal message to the Trump administration that the Israeli leader has absolutely no intention of ending hostilities in Gaza until Hamas is utterly destroyed, and all the remaining Israeli hostages have been returned.
Prior to Israel’s attack against the headquarters of Hamas’s terrorist leadership in Doha, the Qatari capital, US President Donald Trump had been pressing hard for Netanyahu to sign up to the latest version of the ceasefire proposal his administration has drawn up to end the Gaza conflict.
Israel is damned if they do and damned if they don’t. May as well go for it.

I’m sure you’re all super impressed by the work being done in your communities by the legions of young volunteers working for the Canada Service Corps.
What!? You say you’ve never heard of the Canada Service Corps (CSC)?
I wonder how much of this slush fund has lined Liberal pockets?

President Donald Trump issued his most explosive remarks yet following the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, blaming the ‘radical left’ for obstructing national healing and explicitly calling for billionaire Democratic donor George Soros to be jailed under racketeering laws.
In a phone interview with NBC News, Trump said he hopes the country can recover from the shock of Kirk’s killing but swiftly shifted blame to political opponents.
‘I’d like to see it [the nation] heal. But we’re dealing with a radical left group of lunatics, and they don’t play fair and they never did.’

Charlie Kirk, an American free speech activist and social media icon, was tragically assassinated on Wednesday while speaking on a university campus in Utah.
Kirk often argued that dialogue — even with those we profoundly disagree with — was the antidote to extremism. Agree or disagree with his politics, his call for courage and dialogue resonates with particular urgency now.
It’s been a very one sided war to date.
(Incognito)

Gun control activist and former Democratic National Committee vice chair David Hogg said in a social media thread Saturday that he wants his death politicized “before my blood runs cold,” contrasting with slain Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, who had told his wife he hoped to be remembered for his “courage and his faith.”

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government has promised to make Canada the world’s leading “energy superpower,” but so far, the government has failed to reduce regulatory hurdles and uncertainty in energy development. It’s time to reverse the damaging federal policies that have held back Canada’s energy industry for more than a decade.

The day after Charlie Kirk was killed, an acquaintance of Tyler Robinson’s posed a question to him in a group chat.
The F.B.I. had just released two grainy surveillance images of a skinny young man in a cap and sunglasses walking in a stairwell on the Utah Valley University campus, and had asked for the public’s help in identifying the suspect.
Tagging Mr. Robinson’s username on Discord, a messaging platform, the acquaintance attached the images and wrote “wya” — where you at? — with a skull emoji, suggesting that Mr. Robinson, 22, looked like the man being sought.