Heading towards 3 million views.
Was it something I said? 😎 https://t.co/fCHEJFrMBM
— Laurence Fox (@LozzaFox) August 2, 2026
Declassified records show cabinet warned about terrorist financing through Canadian charities before 9/11
Federal cabinet ministers were warned months before the September 11 terrorist attacks that Canadian charities were being exploited to raise money for terrorist organizations and that extremist groups were using Canada as a base for fundraising and logistical support, according to newly declassified records.
Cabinet minutes obtained through Access to Information reveal ministers discussed terrorist financing, organized crime and extremist threats during a confidential meeting on May 8, 2001, roughly four months before Al-Qaeda carried out the attacks on New York and Washington that killed 2,753 people, including 24 Canadians.
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Why has the Left stayed silent on the terrifying scenes in Ceuta? Because they know it’s what their borderless ‘utopia’ really looks like
Amid the international clamour over Ceuta, the Spanish city invaded by 60,000 migrants from Morocco, there has been a noticeable hush from one quarter: the Left.
There have been no rallies in solidarity with the Moroccans, no celebratory tweets from the Greens’ Zack Polanski. Labour backbenchers seldom silent on these matters can be heard on neither television nor radio.
It is as though socialists and other progressives recognise that events on the shores of the Mediterranean expose the grim reality that underlies their utopian worldview. Their dream, when put into practice, becomes a nightmare.
🇲🇦🇪🇸 A Spanish resident of Ceuta recorded the scenes he encountered on his way to work.
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— Europa.com (@europa) August 1, 2026
Doug Ford’s booze ban is hurting us, not the U.S.
In March 2025, Premier Doug Ford ordered the LCBO to strip American alcohol from its shelves and wholesale catalogue in a bid to pressure Washington to drop its tariffs on Canadian exports. Last week, Washington answered. President Donald Trump announced 50 per cent tariffs on nearly $20 billion of Canadian goods, including our beer, wine and spirits, and cited the provincial alcohol embargoes as one reason. The policy was sold as leverage. It has become a liability. Ford should end it.
Migration Drives 95% of Population Growth in England and Wales
Migration accounted for 211,700 of the 224,900 people added to the population of England and Wales in the year to mid-2025—almost 95% of the total increase.
Bombshell figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) show that the combined population hit a record 62 million, rising by 224,900 in just one year.
Net international migration added 211,700 people, while the excess of births over deaths accounted for just 19,600.
PRINGLE: Wicked madness — the dangerous consequences of twisting the Bible for political control
According to the Christian History Institute, many southern Christians felt that slavery, in one Baptist minister’s words, “stands as an institution of God.”
While these southern Christians quoted Bible verses to defend and justify slavery, they completely neglected the context and proper application of these Bible verses.
There are 2 kinds of slavery.
What a Debate Strategy at the Oxford Union: ‘I Could Have You Killed, But I Won’t,’ So Thank Me!
The Oxford Union held a debate on the proposition: “The West is Right to be Suspicious of Islam,” and the most notable thing about it was the fact that the host of the debate used the opportunity to make threats of violence against Tommy Robinson and Laurence Fox, arguing in favor alongside Jonathan Sacerdoti.
HOLY SH*T. The Oxford Union is compromised!
Tommy Robinson asked them can we agree that executing boys, ethnic cleansing and paedophilia are all wrong
And that Human rights, free speech, rights for children, women and gays should be protected
And they voted in favour of Islam pic.twitter.com/ZlQkEcUpp3
— Basil the Great (@BasilTheGreat) July 31, 2026
Scott Stinson: If this is how infrastructure projects get built in Canada, we are doomed
Only Mark Carney and Doug Ford know if there was actually a deal between them to each support a major transportation infrastructure project that the other had championed.
Maybe it wasn’t quite that formal, but The Toronto Star reported this week that it very much was: An agreement that the federal Liberals would wave through the Ontario PC plans for a massive expansion of Toronto’s island airport, and in exchange members of the Ford caucus would give their tacit blessing to Carney’s Alto high-speed rail vision. The pact was made between the two leaders at the premier’s Toronto home. There was reportedly a handshake and everything.
WTF?
Tim Hortons is a 3rd World Shithole https://t.co/oXE1IpCHjJ
— Blazingcatfur (@fancypants_s) August 2, 2026
The Rise and Fall of Anthony Fauci
I am thinking of sending Anthony Fauci a copy of Herodotus’ Histories. After his humiliating performance before the Senate last week, Dr. Fauci might find the story of Solon’s visit to the Lydian king Croesus instructive. Croesus displays his great wealth to the Athenian lawgiver and asks, “Who is the happiest man you have ever seen?” Croesus expects Solon to name him. Instead, Solon says that no one can be judged truly happy while still living because fate can reverse one’s fortune in an instant.
WTF?
Another wild night at Dundas Sqaure #Toronto pic.twitter.com/kOc2YHB4NN
— MitchUnseen🇨🇦 (@mitch6669) August 1, 2026
The man who phoned in Canada’s most famous UFO sighting became the face of the mystery
As 17-year-old Laurie Wickens drove some friends home from a dance on a clear October 1967 night, he spotted lights in the sky.
As he travelled on Highway 3 in an isolated, coastal part of southwestern Nova Scotia, he saw four lights in the sky that flashed in sequence, then all together at the same time.
All of a sudden, the object crashed into the waters off the fishing village of Shag Harbour.
More UFO news …
Chad Williams ID’d as Idaho In-N-Out gunman after two killed, 7 injured in mass shooting
Police have identified the suicidal gunman who killed two people and wounded seven others when he opened fire at an Idaho In-N-Out.
Chad Williams, 24, went on a deadly rifle-wielding rampage at the In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls on Saturday afternoon before killing himself with a self-inflicted gunshot wound, police Chief Matthew Hicks said at a press conference Sunday.
By-elections a crucial test of Carney’s unconventional majority
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s careful march to a majority has reached the coda. With three by-elections set for Aug. 31, the Liberals can put to rest the rumblings about their majority status and earn the halo of legitimacy.
These by-elections are about both seats and symbolism because of the unprecedented way Carney came to have a majority in the first place: five floor-crossings and a trio of byelection wins. Never before has a Canadian government leapt from minority to majority status outside of a general election. While impressive as a political act, the patchwork approach invited skepticism, even hostility. Is this a true majority government, or a sleight of hand?
Erdogan’s Courtship of President Trump
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s latest attempt to persuade the Trump administration to provide Ankara with state-of-the-art F-35 stealth warplanes is just the latest example of the Turkish leader’s willingness to indulge in double-dealing as part of his long-running campaign to establish Turkey as a dominant force in the Middle East.
Erdogan’s courtship of US President Donald Trump has so far succeeded to the extent that the American leader has publicly described Turkey as being “a tremendous ally for me” and also saying that he regards Erdogan as a personal friend.