Sick sense of humor OR… awesome son?
He made his Trump hating mother a Trump themed bedroom and I love it. pic.twitter.com/E7Mxmcq8Js
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) July 29, 2025
Forget the Autopen. The Question Is Forgery.
Did persons in the White House use the autopen to forge President Biden’s signature?
Much ink has been spilled on the topic of whether use of the autopen to sign President Joe Biden’s name to pardons, executive orders, legislation, and other documents invalidates the actions. But these analyses overly complicate and miss the key point: Was the document a forgery?
I don’t doubt the fraud allegation at all.
A Black female Jesus and a gay Judas will shake up the Hollywood Bowl
Adam Lambert sits on a rickety wooden chair just outside the main chapel at the Hollywood United Methodist Church on a break from rehearsing the musical “Jesus Christ Superstar.”
Dressed in beige shorts and a vest with matching mid-calf boots, Lambert wears his trademark glitter eye makeup with thick black liner. He’s calm and collected, content to spend his lunch break chatting, even though the rehearsal schedule is a breakneck nine days total. He chalks up his easygoing demeanor to the high-wattage professionalism of the cast, and his familiarity with the music.
Why is this needed?
Adam Zivo: Ukrainian protests quash Zelenskyy’s contentious power grab
ODESA, Ukraine — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy tried to dismantle his country’s anti-corruption infrastructure last week in a shameful power grab that has stained his domestic and international credibility. Yet, the mass protests that followed, which forced Zelenskyy to quickly reverse course, illustrate that Ukrainian democracy remains resilient and that illiberal governance will not be tolerated by its citizens.
E.U. Cuts $1.7 billion in Aid to Ukraine Over Corruption Concerns
Remember when Zelensky said he doesn't even know where $100 Billion is of the money that the U.S. gave him??? pic.twitter.com/MNDbpDbtwR
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) July 29, 2025
The Muslim Brotherhood: A Terrorist Organization That the US Must Designate as One
On July 24, Egyptian-born Michael Youssef, senior pastor of Church of The Apostles in Atlanta and author of more than 50 books, including The Third Jihad, wrote that while visiting a Middle Eastern nation, he met with a highly placed Muslim official.
“He leaned toward me and said, ‘Doctor Youssef, can you tell me why the Muslim Brotherhood is outlawed as a terrorist organization in Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and Egypt – but is allowed to flourish in America?’ I said, ‘I can think of no answer except foolishness and ignorance.'”
Inevitable
Moments ago in Edmonton on Whyte Ave. Is the truck in the wrong here? pic.twitter.com/f7NRnc3FUt
— Keean Bexte (@TheRealKeean) July 29, 2025
h/t Patti Jo
Political slogans can create a powerful movement, that can also backfire. Mark Carney be warned
In today’s political landscape, policies and politics alike are increasingly shaped and simplified by slogans. Prime Minister Mark Carney has introduced “Build, Baby, Build” as a rallying cry for his government’s infrastructure agenda, signalling urgency and determination.
While Carney is relatively new to the art of sloganeering, his adoption of this catchier vernacular shows an understanding of how powerfully these formulas land in modern politics.
AI Is Wrecking an Already Fragile Job Market for College Graduates
What do you hire a 22-year-old college graduate for these days?
For a growing number of bosses, the answer is not much—AI can do the work instead.
At Chicago recruiting firm Hirewell, marketing agency clients have all but stopped requesting entry-level staff—young grads once in high demand but whose work is now a “home run” for AI, the firm’s chief growth officer said. Dating app Grindr is hiring more seasoned engineers, forgoing some junior coders straight out of school, and CEO George Arison said companies are “going to need less and less people at the bottom.”
Bill Balderaz, CEO of Columbus-based consulting firm Futurety, said he decided not to hire a summer intern this year, opting to run social-media copy through ChatGPT instead.
Ottawa, B.C. provide $77M to bring high-speed internet to nearly 7,000 households
ARMSTRONG, B.C. — The federal and B.C. governments are providing more than $77 million in combined funding to bring high-speed internet to more than 6,900 homes in the province.
A statement from Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada says the funding is part of an agreement struck in 2022 that committed up to $830 million to bridge the high-speed gap in rural, remote and Indigenous communities.
The department says the latest funding will support 15 projects through the Universal Broadband Fund.
Starlink anyone? h/t Mauser
Jewish father attacked by mob at Italian service station
A Jewish father and his six-year-old son were targeted by a mob on Sunday chanting “Free Palestine” and “murderers” at a service station near Milan, with the man eventually pushed to the floor and repeatedly kicked, in the latest of a sharp rise in antisemitic incidents across Europe.
According to the victim – a 52-year-old French Jew who lives in France and gave his name only as Elie– the incident began when a cashier shouted “Free Palestine”, upon noticing that he and his son were wearing kippahs.
An Israeli tourist stopped at a gas station in Milan and this is how the Italians treated him when they realized he was Israeli.
(Resistance Trench) pic.twitter.com/owZ2KhlxbI— Angelsback (@Angelsback01) July 28, 2025
I love this.
Anti-Israel bigots put up signs that said “no Israelis allowed” in Milan and this Italian woman went with her grandson to erase the bigoted signs ❤️
— Emily Schrader – אמילי שריידר امیلی شریدر (@emilykschrader) June 28, 2025
Trump’s trade deal with Europe is a bad precedent for Canada
Do not break out the champagne. The trade “deal” agreed this weekend by the United States and the European Union bears the familiar elements of President Donald Trump’s evolving vision of trade under Trumponomics.
What’s been announced is better than the worst-case scenario of a trade war, but worse than the status quo.
NY Times: Women Are Tired of ‘Mankeeping’
Never heard of mankeeping? I hadn’t either but apparently it’s the hip new topic after the word was coined last year by a postdoc at Stanford.
Temporary Workers Amount to Nearly 19 Percent of Canada’s Private Sector Workforce
The number of foreign workers in Canada on temporary permits is equivalent to 18.5 percent of the country’s private sector workforce, according to newly released figures from Canada’s immigration department.
The department counted 3,049,277 non-permanent residents in Canada as of Jan. 1, including more than 129,000 with expired work permits, according to a briefing note first covered by Blacklock’s Reporter. The figure represents 18.5 percent of the private sector workforce, which totalled 16.4 million workers, including self-employed Canadians in January, according to the Labour Force Survey released by Statistics Canada.
Tommy Robinson leaves country after being filmed at alleged assault
Police investigating an alleged assault of a man at a London train station are hunting for the far-right activist Tommy Robinson, who is understood to have taken a flight out of Britain shortly after video was put online showing him near the injured man.
The video shows Robinson claiming the man had attacked him, and was filmed at London St Pancras station where he had been leafleting earlier in the day. Robinson is 42 and originally from Luton.
British Transport Police said they were called just after 8.40pm on Monday to reports of an assault. They said the injured man was in hospital “with serious injuries, which are not thought to be life-threatening”.
TOMMY ROBINSON KNOCK OUT MAN WHO AGGRESSIVELY CONFRONTED HIM
– Tommy has a cut above his head as the man attacked him first
FAFO pic.twitter.com/hzuoBTqVsE
— Basil the Great (@Basil_TGMD) July 28, 2025
h/t Patti Jo
Trump’s Golden Dome missile-defence push on Canada leaves Ottawa with few good options
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. President Donald Trump wants a Golden Dome of missile defence over the United States, and if you’re thinking this sounds familiar, you’d be right. Back in the 1980s, Ronald Reagan’s Strategic Defense Initiative, aka Star Wars, also aimed to develop a space-based and layered defence system to knock out any incoming strikes.
It didn’t work out.