German police hunt member of ‘Islamist scene’ after driver ploughed van into crowds at Berlin Pride event

German police hunt member of ‘Islamist scene’ after driver ploughed van into crowds at Berlin Pride event

UPDATE:

2 Dead, 29 Injured

German police are hunting a member of the ‘Islamist scene’ after a van was driven into a crowd of people at a Pride parade in Berlin, killing at least one person.

The ‘brutal attack’ happened on Saturday evening just hours after the city’s annual Christopher Street Day (CSD) pride event began, with thousands in attendance for the celebration.

Police said a white van charged through the city’s central Tiergarten Park, near the Brandenburg Gate. Witnesses said several people were hit before the van crashed into a tree and the driver fled on foot.


Berlin Pride Attack – Twitter/X

From BBC – What we know so far about the Berlin Pride ramming attack

From DW – cornered into telling the truth for a change – Germany classifies Berlin Pride ramming as ‘terror attack’

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Donald Trump’s ‘slave labour’ tariff is a revamped ‘Liberation Day’ that Canada largely avoids, experts say

Donald Trump’s ‘slave labour’ tariff is a revamped ‘Liberation Day’ that Canada largely avoids, experts say

Canada is mostly unaffected by a new U.S. tariff ostensibly targeting goods made with slave labour, business leaders, lawyers and economists say.

Late Thursday, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer announced that dozens of countries, including Canada, are getting hit with a new tariff because they either don’t have any system to bar goods with slave labour, or aren’t applying anti-slave labour rules effectively.

Canada, Mexico and the United Kingdom are among the countries getting hit with a 10 per cent tariff, while other nations are seeing a 12.5 per cent levy.

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Michelin-starred restaurant owner in South Korea faces jail over ant dessert

Michelin-starred restaurant owner in South Korea faces jail over ant dessert

Prosecutors in South Korea have asked a court to sentence the owner of a Michelin-starred restaurant to one year in prison for serving a dessert topped with ants, an insect not approved for consumption under local food safety law.

The request, made on Monday, also sought a 20m won (£10,108) fine for the company that runs the restaurant, Yonhap news agency reported.

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U.S. descendants of Acadians deported from Canada in 1700s seeking to become citizens

U.S. descendants of Acadians deported from Canada in 1700s seeking to become citizens

Dozens of Acadians living in the United States are among those hoping to become Canadian citizens under the country’s new citizenship by descent law — but one expert says the Immigration Department’s narrow interpretation of the rules appears to disregard the history of this particular group.

Nadine Morin, a documentation specialist at the Anselme-Chiasson Centre for Acadian Studies at the Université de Moncton, said she’s received genealogy requests from at least 30 people since January.

At first, she said, she thought it might be a stretch to trace the Canadian connection back to the 1700s. “It wasn’t even Canada yet,” she said in an interview.


Acadian Expulsion

How come you never hear a hue and cry from our leftists about the historic maltreatment of the Acadians?

We hear what awful slavers we were even though slavery was abolished before Canada existed, just as the expulsion took place long before 1867.

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Patient Wants To Live But Doctors Say Otherwise–A Paradox in the End-of-Life Care Debate in France

Patient Wants To Live But Doctors Say Otherwise–A Paradox in the End-of-Life Care Debate in France

No sooner had France passed its law authorising euthanasia than a borderline case emerged in the press, bearing witness to the deadly spiral into which the country is being drawn. It undoubtedly illustrates the concerns of those who had been warning of a gradual shift in decision-making power towards the medical profession.

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CBSA whistleblower drops out of public eye after threats, advice to go low-profile

CBSA whistleblower drops out of public eye after threats, advice to go low-profile

After a series of appearances on podcasts and media programs in recent weeks highlighting systemic abuse and failures in one of Canada’s protection agencies, a former government whistleblower has decided to stop talking about his experience publicly after an insider advised him to resume a low profile for his own safety.

(Incognito)

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Bombshell Biden memo: More illegals means more illegal voters

Bombshell Biden memo: More illegals means more illegal voters

Missouri Republican Sen. Eric Schmitt recently shared documents that appeared to show that former President Joe Biden’s advisers encouraged him to extend temporary protected status for millions of noncitizens that would have ensnared President Trump in an even more colossal legal and illegal invasion crisis.


Even the Post Office!

The USPS looks like it played a significant role in rigging/stealing our elections.

h/t handy and handsome

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The RCMP Said ‘No Appetite’ in 2019. Now Ontario Police Describe Cartel Brokers Inside Canada’s Trucking Industry — at the Center of a $139 Million Bust

The RCMP Said ‘No Appetite’ in 2019. Now Ontario Police Describe Cartel Brokers Inside Canada’s Trucking Industry — at the Center of a $139 Million Bust

TORONTO — In the first days of June, Ontario’s highest court quietly affirmed the release of Deepak Paradkar, a Toronto-area criminal lawyer accused by United States prosecutors of serving as a senior operative inside Ryan Wedding’s billion-dollar drug organization — the man who, the indictment alleges, introduced the former Canadian Olympian to the “trusted couriers” who carried cartel cocaine and methamphetamine into Canada through the arteries of the commercial trucking industry.

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Cody Harper: another victim of two-tier policing

Cody Harper: another victim of two-tier policing

This week, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) decided to drop the charge against 20-year-old Cody Harper of assaulting an emergency worker.

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