‘All Christians Must Die’: The Extremist Persecution of Christians, April 2026

‘All Christians Must Die’: The Extremist Persecution of Christians, April 2026

The Muslim Abduction, Rape, and Forced Conversion of Christian Girls in Pakistan

On April 11, two Muslims raped a 25-year-old Christian woman, leaving her in critical condition. The survivor, a daily-wage laborer, was picking lemons in a citrus orchard for local contractor Faizan Mehboob Rehmani (also known as Kaka) when the assault occurred. “Kaka may have thought I was an easy target because I am a Christian,” she said from her hospital bed. “They have destroyed my life. I want the police and courts to ensure they are punished.” According to her…

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Is It Possible Hollywood Is Losing Its Itch to Please LGBTQ Lobbyists?

Is It Possible Hollywood Is Losing Its Itch to Please LGBTQ Lobbyists?

Is it possible that the Republican war on so-called “diversity, equity, and inclusion” is having an effect on the movies? The Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) is expressing alarm at the decline of LGBTQ characters at the movies – it’s at 20.4 percent of 2025 films in their latest tally, down from 28.5 percent in 2022.

Worse yet for the GLAAD squad, none of the 19 films in the animated/family film category had any of LGBTQ characters in it, which they find alarming. Last year, the ratio was two out of 26.

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Ohio Senator calls for sanctions on Canada over wildfire smoke

Ohio Senator calls for sanctions on Canada over wildfire smoke

Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH) is taking action to impose U.S. sanctions on Canada in light of the wildfire smoke that has enveloped the Midwest and East Coast this week.

“I’ll be introducing a bill next week to sanction Canada and the responsible Canadian government officials for this atrocity,” Moreno posted on X.

Earplugs may come in Handy…

(more…)

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Dharla, a CBSA detector dog, sniffs out almost 38 kg of undeclared meat at Toronto Pearson

Detector dog Dharla recently intercepted 37.8 kilograms of undeclared food and animal products at Toronto Pearson International Airport, says Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA).

The goods, which a CBSA spokesperson said include undeclared chicken, guinea fowl, goat, cowhide, and powdered milk, came from a traveller who arrived at the airport on June 19 from Nigeria.

Good Doggie

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CNBC Proves Why Nobody Cares About Corporate Media Anymore

CNBC Proves Why Nobody Cares About Corporate Media Anymore

Lyrah and Madelynn did a good job on this topic in the latest edition of the Spectator P.M. podcast, but I did want to pass along a take on that very large, steaming turd of a “study” laid down by CNBC, which claimed that Tennessee and Texas are the two worst states in America to live.

The study itself is a big, fat nothing. It claims that Tennessee is the worst state in America to live, followed by Texas, Indiana, Louisiana, and Georgia to round out the bottom five.

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Ontario tourism minister Stan Cho resigns over hotel expenses scandal

Ontario tourism minister Stan Cho resigns over hotel expenses scandal

Tourism, Culture and Gaming Minister Stan Cho has resigned from cabinet after a week of scandal over his spending on hotels in Toronto, despite living six kilometres from Queen’s Park.

Global News was first to report that Cho, whose home is seven subway stops from the legislature, had billed more than $16,000 to the taxpayer for hotel stays downtown over the past three years.

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Nowak killer’s mother jailed for removing murder weapon

Nowak killer’s mother jailed for removing murder weapon

The mother of Henry Nowak’s killer has been jailed for three years after removing her son’s murder weapon from the scene.

Vickrum Digwa stabbed the university student with a large knife in the street in Southampton then handed the 8in blade to Kiran Kaur, 53, his mother.

The killing prompted accusations of two-tier policing after it emerged that officers had believed Digwa’s claims that he had been the victim of racist abuse.

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Canada needs to stand against Marco Rubio’s latest crusade — even if it costs us say two windbag Liberals

Canada needs to stand against Marco Rubio’s latest crusade — even if it costs us say two windbag Liberals

This week, the world marks International Justice Day and the 28th anniversary of the Rome Statute, which established the International Criminal Court. All these years later, it remains among the most consequential efforts ever made to hold war criminals accountable. Now Washington has announced its intention to “dismantle the ICC brick by brick, if necessary.”

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has launched a campaign explicitly designed — as he put it in a Wall Street Journal op-ed — to “systematically disable” the court, pressuring nations to withdraw their support, cut off funding and abandon an institution the United States never joined. Countries that rely on American security guarantees, Rubio has made clear, should take the hint and fall in line.


Whatever the founding intention the ICC is now just a an extreme left bully pulpit.

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Homan Is Right: Dems Fuel the Bloodshed, Not ICE

Homan Is Right: Dems Fuel the Bloodshed, Not ICE

Border czar Tom Homan rejected the disgusting claim that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is to blame for deadly violence surrounding enforcement operations. Rather, illegal alien criminals, along with the Democrat rioters and politicians who support them, are the problem.

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Minister of Public Safety fights to keep accused murderer and alleged Bishnoi gangster in custody

Minister of Public Safety fights to keep accused murderer and alleged Bishnoi gangster in custody

Lawyers for Canada’s Minister of Public Safety will be in Federal Court Friday trying to keep an alleged Bishnoi gang member who faces a murder charge in India in custody while he fights the government’s efforts to deport him.

According to documents obtained by CBC News, FBI reports claim gang leader Lawrence Bishnoi personally tasked Karamveer Singh with “the responsibility to care for his brother Anmol” in California before Singh fled to Canada in 2025 after being denied immigration status in the United States.


I bet he walks.

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Iran accuses US of hitting civilian infrastructure

Iran accuses US of hitting civilian infrastructure

Iran has accused the US of hitting civilian infrastructure in the latest wave of air strikes since peace talks collapsed.

State media and provincial authorities said bridges, a train station and an airport were hit. BBC Verify has confirmed an attack on a bridge in Hormozgan province.

US Central Command (Centcom) has not given a list of targets, but said the attacks were intended to “further degrade Iranian military capabilities”.

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Canada joining international program to build next generation of fighter jets

Canada joining international program to build next generation of fighter jets

Defence Minister David McGuinty is expected to announce next week in the United Kingdom that Canada will play a role in an international program to build the next generation of stealth fighter jets, CBC News has learned.

Canada has reached a deal to join the Global Combat Air Program as an “observer,” Canadian government sources said.

The U.K., Japan and Italy are all partners in the multibillion-dollar program to develop and build the sixth-generation fighter jet by 2035.


Lots of money to fall into the wallets of the connected.

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Britons banned from calling Americans ‘Yanks’ in ‘racial harassment’ court ruling

Britons banned from calling Americans ‘Yanks’ in ‘racial harassment’ court ruling

More than five million Britons have been banned from referring to Americans as “Yanks” after a Scottish court ruled the term mounts to racial harassment.

The ruling comes following a dispute between American Pizza Express worker Raymond Joseph and his colleague Michael Tortolano at a branch of the restaurant in Aberdeen.


A Yank In The R.A.F (1941) Tyrone Power, Betty Grable, John Sutton

Pretty sure you can see strings holding up the planes in a couple of segments.

h/t Hermes

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