Gutfeld Nails the Democrats on Their Big Lie About Who They Really Are

Gutfeld Nails the Democrats on Their Big Lie About Who They Really Are

Have you ever noticed how, more often than not, Democrats have to pretend to be more moderate than they really are during an election cycle? Barack Obama ran the con in 2008. He said he’d be a uniter who worked with both parties. He said he supported traditional marriage. He said he didn’t want socialized medicine. He said he wanted strong borders. Then he pushed this country far, far, far, far to the left.

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Rob Breakenridge: Canadians would be better off without supply management

Rob Breakenridge: Canadians would be better off without supply management

It’s curious that Donald Trump would be so fixated on Canadian trade practices if he, as he stated this week, doesn’t care about updating the current trade agreement and that he’d “rather be independent.”

It’s also interesting that the U.S. president is so bothered by Canada’s dairy protectionism, when he himself is such a defender of tariffs as smart and sound economic policy. The U.S. certainly maintains all sorts of agricultural protectionism policies, notably the tariffs and cartel system that protect the U.S. sugar industry.

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A shrinking weapons stockpile is testing the Pentagon’s sweeping new strategy

A shrinking weapons stockpile is testing the Pentagon’s sweeping new strategy

In a late-June meeting with more than a dozen of the nation’s top defense technology firms, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth had an urgent message: The Pentagon needed their help to rapidly replenish America’s weapons arsenal.

Outside the room, the United States was mired in a conflict with Iran that was rapidly depleting U.S. stocks of missiles and interceptors. According to three people familiar with the meeting, some of whom spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive information, Hegseth told executives that their companies would be critical to restocking the nation’s supplies.

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CHARLEBOIS: Have you eaten halal meat without knowing it?

CHARLEBOIS: Have you eaten halal meat without knowing it?

Halal meat is no longer a niche product in Canada. It is sold by major grocers, restaurant chains, independent butchers and institutional food-service providers. Canada’s halal meat market is estimated to be worth roughly $2 billion annually, supported by a Muslim population that numbered nearly 1.8 million in the 2021 census and has continued to grow.


More … Halal slaughter: Outcry after undercover film exposes brutality of industry

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Why Fauci Matters

Why Fauci Matters

He’s not just a powerful guy who acted in bad faith. He’s a totem to a whole class of people who don’t care about that.

This is old inside- baseball blogger stuff in part, but there’s a bigger lesson.

Old time (and I mean old-time) blog readers may remember Jeff Jarvis’s fierce post-9/11 warblogging, which pivoted rather suddenly into leftish pro-Democratic blogging in time for the 2004 election. Jeff and I were close before the pivot (he got me my long-ago MSNBC gig), and remained friendly even after. We were Facebook friends from the beginning, though our interactions over the past decade-plus were confined to the occasional like or happy birthday.

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Empty Suit Jagmeet Singh Tipped To Lead Agency Charged With Increasing Tourism To Canada By Khalistan Militants

Empty Suit Jagmeet Singh Tipped To Lead Agency Charged With Increasing Tourism To Canada By Khalistan Militants

OTTAWA – CTV News has learned former federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh is being considered for an appointment as the new chief executive officer of Destination Canada, the country’s national tourism marketing organization.

The possible appointment is expected to be met with harsh criticism from the opposition. It is not clear if Singh has any experience in the tourism industry.


Call me a racist he’s not a Canadian.

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German Muslims are alarmed by next week’s Berlin Islamist terror attack

German Muslims are alarmed by next week’s Berlin Islamist terror attack

The terrorist attack that struck Berlin’s Pride celebration, or Christopher Street Day (CSD), late on Saturday evening has heightened fears and concerns about further Islamist attacks. Until Sunday evening, when security forces confronted 21-year-old Abdul B. and fatally shot him, most media outlets and the politicians responsible referred to a “suspected perpetrator” and “alleged motives”.

Investigators are now relatively certain that the perpetrator was an Islamist, a radicalized Muslim with links to the “Islamic State” terror group. Politicians and security agencies are debating stricter laws and expanded surveillance powers. Federal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt of the conservative Christian Social Union (CSU) is politically responsible for this area.

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Liberal Party Scraps Netflix Tax Decides It’s Easier To Make You Pay For All That CanCon Crap You’ll Never Watch

Liberal Party Scraps Netflix Tax Decides It’s Easier To Make You Pay For All That CanCon Crap You’ll Never Watch

Ottawa plans to end ‘Netflix tax,’ replace with public Canadian content funding: document

The federal government will “eliminate” the financial contribution requirement for streamers set by the CRTC and replace it with government funding, it said in a court document.

“We are instructed to inform the court that the government’s intention is to eliminate the base contribution requirement on streaming services and to provide government funding to replace those contributions,” the attorney general’s office said in a document dated July 17.

But the Canadian Association of Broadcasters says it has heard a different message.

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Ceuta asks Madrid to declare a national emergency as thousands of illegal alien invaders storm into the Spanish territory

Ceuta asks Madrid to declare a national emergency as thousands of illegal alien invaders storm into the Spanish territory

CEUTA, Spain (AP) — Authorities in Ceuta asked the government in Madrid to declare a national emergency and requested army intervention, as thousands crossed into the tiny Spanish territory.

Videos shot at Tarajal beach showed crowds of people, mainly Moroccans, walking around the breakwaters and running on the beach and roads. While the majority appear to be young men, there were also families with women and children. “Viva España!” some shouted to a freelance photographer working for The Associated Press filming the scene.

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So called “Canadian” woman accused of spying at NATO on behalf of Carney’s security partner China worked for multiple Liberal government agencies

So called “Canadian” woman accused of spying at NATO on behalf of Carney’s security partner China worked for multiple Liberal government agencies

The Canadian woman recently arrested by Belgian authorities on suspicion of spying appears to have worked for multiple government agencies before her NATO internship.

A CBC News investigation has identified the woman as Biwei Zhang, a systems engineer with a background in economics whose online resume suggests she previously worked for the Canadian Space Agency and Statistics Canada.

Zhang’s public and professional profiles match the information Belgian prosecutors provided, which described the suspect as a “Canadian national of Chinese origin” who was an intern at Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE), the military headquarters of NATO in Mons, Belgium.


Carney will welcome her home and allow her to return to China.

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US launches ‘heavy’ strikes on Iran after attempted attack on American troops

US launches ‘heavy’ strikes on Iran after attempted attack on American troops

The US military says it has completed a “heavy wave” of strikes against Iran in retaliation for Tuesday’s attempted ballistic missile attacks on American forces.

Centcom said it hit “dozens” of Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) targets in response to Iran’s firing on US bases in Jordan and at ships in the Strait of Hormuz.

Iranian state media said the latest strikes had killed three people, including a two-year-old child, on Qeshm island, while other locations were also hit in the south and west of the country.

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Birth Tourism Exploits Canada’s Generous Birthright Citizenship Laws

Birth Tourism Exploits Canada’s Generous Birthright Citizenship Laws

A recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling upholding birthright citizenship—that is, that anyone born in the United States automatically becomes an American citizen—offers a sobering glimpse into the legal complexities that await Canada if policymakers do not move quickly to combat the growing problem of birth tourism.

Specifically, the court struck down an executive order from the U.S. president that would have eliminated birthright citizenship, maintaining the 14th Amendment’s current interpretation and demonstrating how constitutional entrenchment can thwart reform.

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Cambridge’s diversity poster boy faces questions over ‘miracle’ 600-mile run

Cambridge’s diversity poster boy faces questions over ‘miracle’ 600-mile run

The Cambridge professor at the centre of a plagiarism row is facing questions over claims he has made about his athletic prowess and charity fundraising.

Prof Jason Arday says he once ran 600 miles in six days for charity, 300 miles in three days, and 30 marathons in 35 days, partly with a broken leg.

But experts in ultra-distance running have cast doubt on his claims, expressing surprise that he is not known in the ultra-distance community despite achievements that would put him among the world’s top athletes.

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Former MP Chris Alexander says Toronto is ‘slightly adrift’ as he officially launches mayoral bid

Former MP Chris Alexander says Toronto is ‘slightly adrift’ as he officially launches mayoral bid

Former federal Conservative cabinet minister Chris Alexander has officially entered Toronto’s mayoral race, pitching himself as the “outsider” needed to get a city he says is “slightly adrift” back on track.

Alexander registered his candidacy Wednesday at Toronto City Hall, joining a list of 32 other candidates that also includes incumbent Mayor Olivia Chow and Coun. Brad Bradford.. His entry immediately drew criticism from Bradford who told reporters at Toronto City Hall that he’s “never heard of” Alexander, while Chow declined to engage directly with his criticism of her leadership.

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Italy’s Justice Fault Line: The Case That Put Self-Defence on Trial

Italy’s Justice Fault Line: The Case That Put Self-Defence on Trial

On July 15th, Mario Roggero, a jeweller from Piedmont charged with fatally shooting two of the three robbers who had just raided his shop in 2021, received a final sentence of fourteen years and nine months in prison. This protracted legal battle has opened up a new political front in Italy and reignited a heated debate: to what extent does a citizen have the right to defend themselves when the state is no longer able to protect them?

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