The socialist revolution will eat the Democratic Party

The socialist revolution will eat the Democratic Party

The next mayor of the District of Columbia is likely to be a Marxist. In Los Angeles, the Mensheviks and Bolsheviks are battling it out for control. New York has already fallen to a champion of Third Worldism.

And, for the first time in U.S. history, a significant bloc of Congress will openly hate the country it represents. We aren’t talking about anti-Americanism in an abstract or hyperbolic sense. The Zohran Mamdani slate that swept the Democratic Party primaries is explicit in its aim to dismantle the republic.

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The Gordie Howe bridge is still closed and Trump won’t open it. What that says about “Fortress North America”

The Gordie Howe bridge is still closed and Trump won’t open it. What that says about “Fortress North America”

Donald Trump has made the Gordie Howe International Bridge into a big, beautiful monument to the futility of trying to jointly advance the economic interests of his country and ours.

There are so many reasons for Canadians to be furious about Trump blocking the bridge’s opening: the pain to industries that need a faster crossing at the Windsor-Detroit border, the trucks forced to continue thundering through urban communities, the complete contempt for the fact that we financed the whole thing.

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JD Vance claims US holds all the cards in Iran and will win ‘either way’

JD Vance claims US holds all the cards in Iran and will win ‘either way’

JD Vance said on Friday that the US wins “either way” regarding negotiations with Iran, pointing to what he called the destruction of its nuclear program and diminishment as a country.

“If we make the final deal, then great,” the US vice-president told HBO’s Bill Maher. “If we don’t make the final deal, their nuclear program is still destroyed. They’re still much weaker as a country, so my attitude is America wins either way.”

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Regina cult members pausing use of speakers used to amplify call to Satan in city’s downtown

Regina cult members pausing use of speakers used to amplify call to Satan in city’s downtown

REGINA — A Regina mosque is pausing announcements of the Muslim call to prayer that rung out from its rooftop speakers after receiving some pushback.

M Anisur Rahaman, the director of Regina City Jamia Masjid in downtown Regina, told a news conference Friday that some were threatening to remove the speakers while others were angry the weekly prayer was happening.

Complaints started pouring in last week, after a local social media account posted about it, he said.

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How Iran devastated an American naval base—and caused a US recalculation

How Iran devastated an American naval base—and caused a US recalculation

When the Iranian missiles and drones came for the nerve center of America’s naval operations in the Middle East, some of them hit their mark.

The U.S. Navy base in Bahrain was repeatedly targeted between late February and June. Strikes that got through caused extensive damage, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis of satellite imagery, social-media footage and interviews with current and former servicemembers—damage that the Pentagon hasn’t publicly acknowledged. Hit hard were the command headquarters and at least a dozen other buildings, along with two satellite communications terminals.

The military said no one was killed at the base, known as Naval Support Activity Bahrain, and that the strikes didn’t significantly impact operations. The U.S. evacuated most personnel but has kept a small staff on the ground.

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Just how much trouble is Canada’s economy in?

Just how much trouble is Canada’s economy in?

Prime Minister Mark Carney has promised to reboot Canada’s economy, building it into the “strongest in the G7”.

He has spent weeks travelling overseas in the last year seeking to drum up business interest in Canada as an investment destination.

But there is no doubt the country’s economy is struggling, and from tariffs on certain industries to younger Canadians struggling to find work or buy a home, some Canadians are feeling the pain more than others.

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‘Every dollar counts’: Pride Toronto seeks help to close $700K shortfall

‘Every dollar counts’: Pride Toronto seeks help to close $700K shortfall

Just one year after warning it faced a $900,000 funding shortfall, Pride Toronto says it is still staring down a roughly $700,000 deficit despite cutting programming, reducing staff and securing new sponsors.

The organization, which runs North America’s largest Pride festival, confirmed the news to CTV News Toronto on Wednesday, adding that “every dollar counts” and they are hoping members of the public, the government and corporate sponsors can help ease their financial pressures.


Enough already its devolved into a parade of public perversion.

The LGBTQ crowd have so many rights they even get to torture and murder adopted children.

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Crucial window for rescuing survivors narrows as Venezuela enters third day after deadly twin quakes

Crucial window for rescuing survivors narrows as Venezuela enters third day after deadly twin quakes

LA GUAIRA, Venezuela (AP) — The situation has grown more desperate by the hour in Venezuela as people dig through the rubble of collapsed homes and apartment buildings three days after the devastating one-two punch of 7.2 and 7.5-magnitude earthquakes, knowing time is running out to find survivors.

Authorities announced Friday night that they would block access to La Guaira, the epicenter of the destruction, as chaos and traffic were hampering search efforts. Officials said anyone who wants to enter would now have to seek official permits, but provided few details of who would be allowed in. More than 14,000 members of the military and police are patrolling the area, Acting President Delcy Rodríguez said on state television Saturday.

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Margareta Dovgal: The cost of Carney’s energy-sector sabotage is staggering

Margareta Dovgal: The cost of Carney’s energy-sector sabotage is staggering

Earlier this month, Cenovus Energy CEO Jon McKenzie sharply criticized the federal-Alberta agreement that links support for a West Coast oil sands pipeline to carbon capture and storage (CCS) and industrial carbon pricing.

He described the industrial carbon tax as “insidious” and said industry has been clear that it should be revoked. He also noted that the Pathways Alliance CCS project itself carries an estimated cost as high as $30 billion.

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Sweden Democrats Launch Online Map Tracking Mosques Across Sweden

Sweden Democrats Launch Online Map Tracking Mosques Across Sweden

The right-wing Sweden Democrats (SD) have expanded their online migration map by introducing a new filter showing the locations of mosques and Muslim prayer facilities across Sweden.

The initiative is intended to provide the public greater with insight into the growth of Islam in the country.

According to SD MEP Charlie Weimers, the new feature identifies 238 mosques and prayer venues, together with information on their religious affiliation and, where known, sources of funding.

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Is high-speed rail the best way to spend $90-billion?

Is high-speed rail the best way to spend $90-billion?

On Monday, federal Transportation Minister Steven MacKinnon announced that he’d like to see a change in the proposed route for Toronto-to-Quebec City high-speed rail. He called for a detour through, and stop in, Kingston.

It would only add a few minutes to the journey, he told The Globe and Mail.

The chief executive officer of Alto, the Crown corporation planning the line, echoed his political master. “It may add a couple of minutes,” Martin Imbleau told the Ottawa Citizen. “It would be marginal.”

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Afghan migrant who ‘raped two 14-year-old girls at his flat after plying them with vodka’ tells court he drank alcohol because ‘Satan took over me’

Afghan migrant who ‘raped two 14-year-old girls at his flat after plying them with vodka’ tells court he drank alcohol because ‘Satan took over me’

An Afghan migrant accused of raping two 14-year-old girls has blamed ‘Satan’ for ‘losing control’ as he drank alcohol.

Sultani Bakatash, 29, is said to have plied both teenagers with vodka before ‘seizing the opportunity to rape and abuse them’ in December last year at his Bolton flat.

He earlier pleaded not guilty to two counts of rape; two counts of assault by penetration; and sexual assault.

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Who Built the Canadian Pacific Railway? Separating Myth From Fact

Who Built the Canadian Pacific Railway? Separating Myth From Fact

Was the Canadian Pacific Railway built by Chinese labourers? The short answer is yes, some of it was. But all 4,800 kilometres of it? Certainly not. Why, then, do some people say, “The Chinese built the Canadian Pacific Railway” or even that “Canada was literally built by Chinese.” It’s not just posting and trolling. The Canadian Labour Congress states, “Over 17,000 Chinese immigrants built the Canadian Pacific Railway.” And B.C.’s NDP Parliamentary Secretary, Mable Elmore, said in 2023: “Between 1881 and 1884, more than 17,000 Chinese railroad workers came to build the Canadian Pacific Railway.”

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Only 530 Recruits Join German Military Under New Voluntary Scheme

Only 530 Recruits Join German Military Under New Voluntary Scheme

Germany’s voluntary military recruitment drive has yielded just 530 new recruits from almost 300,000 18-year-olds contacted this year, prompting harsh criticism of the government’s plans to rejuvenate the country’s armed forces.

Five months after the launch of Germany’s new military registration system, the Defence Ministry said it had sent questionnaires to 298,200 young men and women who turn 18 in 2026. While completing the questionnaire is mandatory for men, women are invited to participate voluntarily.

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