Scotland’s grotesque male-breastfeeding experiment

Scotland’s grotesque male-breastfeeding experiment

There were once moral red lines. Children were not to be used to gratify adult desires, and the state certainly wasn’t supposed to facilitate such behaviour. In today’s Scotland, those lines have been erased. LGBT Health and Wellbeing – which receives hundreds of thousands of pounds per year from the Scottish government, the NHS and local councils – runs weekly Edinburgh support sessions where men are encouraged to give ‘human milk to their babies’.


Child abuse nothing less.

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Canada: The Illusion Of Free Healthcare

Canada: The Illusion Of Free Healthcare

With the rise in popularity of the Democratic Socialist movement in the United States, one of the promises made to voters is “free healthcare.” Advocates frame healthcare as a human right, pointing north to Canada as the example of universal coverage.

The slogan is simple, powerful, and politically effective: Canadians enjoy free healthcare. The belief that Canadian healthcare is free stems from the fact that Canadians do not pay at the point of service. Yet the question remains: Is it truly free, and what does “free” actually mean?

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Terry Newman: Integration or Islamicization?

Terry Newman: Integration or Islamicization?

On July 26, an Islamic convention called “LIT” was held at the Embassy Plaza in the Montreal suburb of Laval. What was said there raises serious concerns about how some Muslim communities integrate into Canadian society.

The conference’s website states that the target audience of “Montreal’s largest Islamic convention” was youth aged 15 to 30, and its purpose was to “unify the Muslims.” Yet based on recordings of the talks reviewed by National Post, the purpose of unifying Muslim youth appears to include encouraging them to detach themselves from Canadian society and its “immoral” western law-based paradigm, in favour of a community-based Islamic one.

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Angry locals waving Spanish flags chase migrants down the street after thousands invade enclave – as Army is called in

Angry locals waving Spanish flags chase migrants down the street after thousands invade enclave – as Army is called in

Furious Spaniards have been forced to chase migrants down the streets of their home after thousands of migrants flooded the enclave this afternoon.

Extraordinary footage showed huge numbers of people sprinting up beaches, swimming ashore and dispersing into the streets of the tiny Spanish territory of Ceuta, which borders Morocco, with some shouting ‘Long live Spain’.

Crowds, which officials estimated to have been made up of 20,000 people, were seen swimming out to bypass a long border fence that juts out into the Mediterranean on the Moroccan side, before swimming back on the Spanish side.

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Jews Are Fleeing…Canada?

Jews Are Fleeing…Canada?

It’s not just Canada, of course. Fewer and fewer countries are safe havens for Jews anymore.

The Jewish exodus from European countries to Israel or, in some cases, to the United States seems to be accelerating as Muslim migration has been picking up for years in the same countries.

More Muslims, fewer Jews can feel comfortable.


Things always get worse when Islam is involved.

Never better, never OK, never tolerable, always worse and worse and worse.

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The EuroCon Debate YouTube Does Not Want You To Watch

The EuroCon Debate YouTube Does Not Want You To Watch

YouTube has done it again. The Internet’s largest audiovisual content platform has removed the latest episode of The Forge, europeanconservative.com’s debate programme, after classifying a conversation about immigration, remigration, and European identity as “hate speech.”

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MACLEOD: The case for voting ‘Yes’ in Alberta referendum — even if you’re undecided

MACLEOD: The case for voting ‘Yes’ in Alberta referendum — even if you’re undecided

Most Albertans are too busy working, paying the bills, driving kids to practice, and discovering that an ordinary trip to the grocery store can now resemble a major capital expense. They do not spend their evenings reading court judgments or federal transfer tables.

They have good reason not to follow every quarrel between Edmonton and Ottawa. But Question 10 on the October 19 Provincial referendum deserves their attention.

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The Daring Mission to Recover World War II POWs From the Bottom of the Ocean

The Daring Mission to Recover World War II POWs From the Bottom of the Ocean

SUBIC BAY, Philippines—Petty Officer First Class Taylor Lucas was nearly 80 feet underwater, inside the wreckage of a Japanese liner used to transport captured American soldiers and sailors in World War II.

In the darkness, the U.S. Navy diver dug through mud, wood and steel. There was so much sediment floating around that a flashlight was no use.

Suddenly, he touched something that felt different.

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Two female policewomen beaten by four Muslims in Montreal

Two female policewomen beaten by four Muslims in Montreal

Barely a month after the senseless murder of a police officer from PDQ 26 in Montreal, two female police officers from the same sector were disarmed and beaten last weekend during a routine intervention.

In the early hours of Monday morning, shortly before 2 a.m., two SPVM police officers intercepted individuals for a minor traffic violation.

According to our information, the offenders were riding without helmets on a single electric scooter on Mistral Street in the Villeray district.

Following this intervention, the two men allegedly resisted and struck the two police officers. One of them reportedly even managed to disarm one of the officers by seizing her expandable baton. It is unclear, however, whether he used it to strike the officers.

The two young women who were with the two suspects also reportedly participated in the skirmish, but in a more moderate way.

In total, four suspects were arrested. Mohamed Mountassir, 25, faces the most serious charges: disarming a peace officer, assaulting a peace officer, and obstructing police work. The judge granted him bail pending his trial, subject to certain conditions.

Samir Ben Zerraouia, 25, was charged with assault and obstructing a police officer. He too was released pending trial.

The two women, Imane Chemouri, 25, and Doha Sakri, 23, have been released, but could soon be charged with assaulting police officers and obstructing their work.


All have been released.

Note this is Google translated.

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Anthony Fauci’s Fifth Amendment Strategy May Not End the Investigation

Anthony Fauci’s Fifth Amendment Strategy May Not End the Investigation

Watching the reactions to Wednesday’s “I Take The Fifth” Senate hearing starring Dr. Anthony Fauci was a good bit more illuminating than was the actual hearing.

I’m going to assume that’s an uncontroversial take — after all, with Fauci invoking the Fifth Amendment some 111 times, even to questions like “what day of the week is it,” “what color is your tie,” and “what color is the carpet in front of you,” the informational value of the hearing itself was close to zero.

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Canadian Security Agencies Cleared China-linked NATO Suspect Vetting Despite a Court Finding of Fraud in Her CBSA Job Application

Canadian Security Agencies Cleared China-linked NATO Suspect Vetting Despite a Court Finding of Fraud in Her CBSA Job Application

OTTAWA — The Canadian woman of Chinese origin held in Belgium on suspicion of spying inside the North Atlantic Treaty Organization’s (NATO) military command for a third country, and of membership in a criminal organization, was vetted by CSIS and the RCMP and cleared for the posting — despite a finding by Canada’s public service watchdog that she committed fraud in a hiring competition run by the CBSA, CSIS’s sister agency inside the Public Safety Canada portfolio.

The Federal Court upheld that finding in a published judgment 11 months before she took up her post at allied command.

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