After Worst Muslim Terrorist Attack, Australian Government Tackles ‘Islamophobia’

After Worst Muslim Terrorist Attack, Australian Government Tackles ‘Islamophobia’

The radical Albanese regime in Australia solicited a 60 page report on Islamophobia from its ‘Special Envoy to Combat Islamophobia’ which conveniently never actually defined Islamophobia, but did call for removing religion as a motive in terrorist attack because that would discriminate against Muslims…

…and is now set to spend tens of millions on fighting this ‘Islamophobia’.

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Researchers blame DEI for fast decline in Canadian goodwill for Jews, Israel

Researchers blame DEI for fast decline in Canadian goodwill for Jews, Israel

Non‑Jewish Canadians hold less favourable views of Jews today than they did just two years ago, and their attitudes toward Israel have soured even more over the same period. Those are the findings of the Canadian Jewish Barometer 2026, a new national survey, and its authors pose several reasons for the decline.

A factor exacerbating the downward slide is diversity, inclusion and equity (DEI) programs that have eroded the very sensibilities they were designed to correct, said Rhonda Lenton, former president of York University, and co‑author of the study.


The embrace of DEI by major Jewish organizations such as the ADL cost them a great deal of social capital among  non-Jewish supporters.

This article maintains that “Whitey is the Uber Oppressor” sitting atop their victimhood pyramid.

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Trans student freak out on cop for ‘misgendering’ him

Trans student freak out on cop for ‘misgendering’ him

Viral police body cam video appears to show a self-described transgender Florida student freaking out on a campus police officer for “misgendering” him — and then being hauled away in cuffs.

The footage shows a blue-haired University of Central Florida student, identified as 27-year-old Jarrett Vick, screaming at a police officer after the cop arrived at a campus building for an unrelated call.

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Ontario gym stands by staffer after Sikh man ordered to leave for wearing kirpan

OTTAWA — The response to video of a popular Sikh fitness influencer being kicked out of a Windsor gym for wearing his kirpan while working out has not cost the employee her job.

In a statement, GoodLife Fitness confirmed to the Toronto Sun that the employee who challenged TikToker Gurpartap Singh Khalsa’s decision to wear his ceremonial dagger at the gym wasn’t fired, as some social media chatter had suggested.

I hope we can deport him after we melt down his religious symbol.

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British Government Fights Order to Release Migrant Crime Data

British Government Fights Order to Release Migrant Crime Data

he British government is fighting an order to reveal how many foreign nationals were convicted of crimes in England and Wales, sparking heavy criticism, mostly from the right-wing, anti-immigration Reform UK, which has accused Labour of deliberately hiding migrant crime statistics.

The story goes back to June 2025, when the UK-based think tank Centre for Migration Control submitted a request for the figures under freedom of information laws. To protect offenders from identification, the group asked for every result below five to be suppressed. The request covers violence, sexual offences, drugs, arson, criminal damage, weapons, theft, and robbery between 2018 and 2024.

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‘THEY SEND US MESSAGES’: Manitoba chief rejects calls to exhume residential school burial sites because the dead speak

CALGARY — A Manitoba First Nations leader has said that indigenous communities should not have to exhume suspected residential school burial sites because those who died there “send us messages” confirming their presence.

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My Paris neighbourhood has become a no-go zone

My Paris neighbourhood has become a no-go zone

When I moved into Paris’s seventh arrondissement, I was not expecting to find myself living in one of the city’s dreaded no-go zones.

My neighbourhood, admittedly, is not one of the notorious districts on lists of forbidding no-go zones in the French capital’s bleak north end, plagued with crack houses and criminal gangs. I live in one of Paris’s poshest areas. The seventh arrondissement is known for its burnished boulevards and grand monuments. Every morning, I walk my two dogs on the Champ de Mars in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower.

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Terry Newman: Is it no longer safe to be a conservative?

Terry Newman: Is it no longer safe to be a conservative?

Ann Widdecombe, a 78-year-old former Tory who crossed over to Reform before retiring, was found dead in her Dartmoor, U.K., home by police last week, about 24 hours after she stopped responding to text messages from a Channel 5 producer and failed to appear on the show remotely.

Before the messages between Widdecombe and the producer stopped, she had been in good spirits, chatting and joking.

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Hollywoke’s Assault on Beauty

Hollywoke’s Assault on Beauty

I haven’t seen Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, but I can accept that it’s a good movie. Critics I respect have praised the film, such as the brilliant classical scholar Spencer Klavan () in the Washington Post. What I can’t accept is Lupita Nyong’o as Helen of Troy. Not because Nolan swapped a black woman for a legendary white one — which is pathetic enough — but because he swapped an average looking one for the ultimate beauty. And the Left is less interested in elevating diversity than in diminishing beauty, and for the feminist Left, specifically female beauty.

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WTF?

WTF?

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Canada has become America’s northern security threat

Canada has become America’s northern security threat

Canada’s failed policies are doing more than fouling American air. Summer across the Midwest and East Coast has again brought unhealthy and hazardous air-quality warnings from Canadian wildfires. Poor forest management threatens public health and daily life. Canada’s immigration policies pose a deeper and more lasting danger.

Most Americans still regard Canada as a polite northern extension of the United States: familiar, friendly, and strategically harmless. That view belongs to another era. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has said that “nostalgia is not a strategy.” Neither is complacency.

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The Myth of an Energy Transition

The Myth of an Energy Transition

The summer 2026 news cycle continues to be dominated by the Iran War and its vicissitudes and consequences. The disruptions to oil and natural gas supplies and the economic fallout are animating articles with headlines such as Bloomberg’s last month, “Iran Shock Jolts Asia and Europe to Speed Up Energy Transition.”

The energy transition is the idea that the United States and the world are already starting to see the wholesale replacement of oil, natural gas, and coal by three politically favored energy technologies: solar and wind, moderated by batteries.

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U.S. to impose new 50% tariff on Canada over alcohol bans, dairy quotas

U.S. to impose new 50% tariff on Canada over alcohol bans, dairy quotas

The U.S. said Monday it will be imposing an additional 50 per cent tariff on Canadian imports due to retaliatory and “discriminatory” measures Canada took in response to U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs.

The new tariff will take effect 30 days after Trump signs the executive order and will apply to goods covered by the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement on free trade, a senior administration official told reporters on background.


Trump’s new 50% tariff targets even CUSMA-compliant goods

Maybe Carney should be sent on a long vacation.

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Iran’s War on the Arabs: Time for the Gulf to Stand with Israel

Iran’s War on the Arabs: Time for the Gulf to Stand with Israel

For decades, governments of many Arab states have viewed Iran’s aggression primarily through the prism of its conflict with Israel. That illusion has now been shattered.

Over the past week, the Iranian regime has demonstrated once again that its ambitions extend far beyond destroying Israel. Tehran has launched an unprecedented campaign of missile and drone attacks against several Arab states, targeting critical infrastructure, ships, airports, oil facilities, power stations, desalination plants, ports and even residential neighborhoods.

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