New Documents Reveal Democrats’ Plot To Frame Trump With Ukraine Call

New Documents Reveal Democrats’ Plot To Frame Trump With Ukraine Call

After seven long years, key documents surrounding the Ukraine impeachment saga have finally been released by the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, following Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard’s declassification. They include previously unreleased interview transcripts with the Inspector General as well as related materials. They tell a story many of us suspected at the time, but which now appears even more disturbing and more elaborate than originally understood.

The newly released documents show a coordinated effort to frame President Trump over a phone call with Ukrainian President Zelensky. A manufactured narrative was elevated and then used by Congress in an attempt to overturn the outcome of an election and, effectively, shape the next one by pursuing impeachment over a routine diplomatic exchange.

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Avi Lewis Right On One Thing!

Avi Lewis Right On One Thing!

Avi Lewis demands Mark Carney ban stores from using personal info to set prices

OTTAWA—Taking aim at major corporations in his Parliament Hill debut, new NDP Leader Avi Lewis demanded Monday that Prime Minister Mark Carney ban what he called an “unfair” and “downright creepy” practice of “surveillance pricing,” where retailers use data to tailor prices to individual consumers.

With emerging digital tools already under scrutiny from lawmakers and regulators across the U.S., businesses have reportedly been able to hike prices and maximize profits by using artificial intelligence and algorithms to personalize prices based on things like a customer’s search history and demographic information.

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Awakened by Euthanasia?

Awakened by Euthanasia?

There’s a disarming chill to seeing one portrait of the late Noelia Castillo that made the rounds once the 25-year-old gang assault victim and suicide attempter became the youngest Spaniard to be euthanized, legally, three weeks ago. Smiling coyly at the camera, her bulging eyes windows into a gentle soul, she appears to dwell in a timeless realm beyond pain and pleasure; her pallor shines a mystical glow, at once ghostly and angelic. Right-to-die advocates touting her ‘victory’ following a two-year lawsuit may be eased by her serene stare. Yet precisely in lieu of the ache and frailty that earned her passage to the afterlife, Noelia here exudes grit and vitality and resolve to overcome and sublimate. Her glare even seems to harbor clues of the life-and-death mystery, a lesson or epiphany she couldn’t have uttered in her earthly torment.

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Canada is addressing its shortage of women beaters through immigration

Canada is addressing its shortage of women beaters through immigration

Judge saves Kitchener man who battered ex-gal pal from deportation

The Waterloo Region is breathing a sigh of relief and giving thanks.

Justice Domi­n­ique Kennedy has granted a conditional discharge to a 31-year-old Kitchener man who battered his ex-girlfriend so he wouldn’t be deported to his native India.

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Three Muslim Migrants, Out for a Night on the Town

Three Muslim Migrants, Out for a Night on the Town

And an infidel victim.

First, three Muslim migrants — two Egyptians and one Iranian — filmed themselves getting ready for their big night on the town in Brighton, England. They were living in an asylum hotel with the British taxpayer paying all their living expenses. Properly titivated, they were then off to a nightclub, the Horizon club, for a night of drinking, drugs, dancing, chatting up the Infidel girls, and then, as a fitting finale to the evening of merry-making, in the wee hours, all three of them repeatedly raped a young English woman, in a Muslim spirit of “we can do this!” And, of course, they filmed themselves taking turns at raping her — they apparently had enough money for a video camera — for their future delectation. And once back at the hotel, as a fitting end to a night of such fun, they had a barbecue. And they filmed that, too.

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The Canadian government is projected to save over $1 trillion by killing people with mental illness.

The Canadian government is projected to save over $1 trillion by killing people with mental illness.

Canadian Argues Assisted Suicide Is Needed to Prevent Suicide

Canada is expected to expand its euthanasia services to people suffering from mental illness in 2027. MAiD activist Jocelyn Downie expressed her concern in a recent parliament hearing that withholding MAiD from people with mental illnesses will result in “more mentally ill Canadians dying by suicide.”

(Podcast from an American perspective)

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Conservative MPs publicly back Poilievre as leader even after recent stumbles

Conservative MPs publicly back Poilievre as leader even after recent stumbles

Conservative MPs lined up Wednesday to endorse Pierre Poilievre’s continued leadership despite recent stumbles that have left the party on the back foot and facing three more years on the Opposition benches.

Privately, there are serious doubts about his viability.

Poilievre has faced a series of setbacks in the months since the last federal election, continuing what former leader Erin O’Toole has called an “annus horribilis,” or a horrible year.

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GP who asked Muslim woman to remove her veil ‘because he was struggling to understand her’ is struck off for continuing to work while suspended

GP who asked Muslim woman to remove her veil ‘because he was struggling to understand her’ is struck off for continuing to work while suspended

A GP who continued working after being suspended for asking a Muslim woman to remove her veil has been struck off.

Dr Keith Wolverson was suspended for misconduct after he repeatedly asked the woman to remove her niqab during an appointment, which she eventually did.

He later said it was because she ‘spoke poor English’ and he was ‘struggling to understand her’


I fear bloodshed will be the only way Europe can rid itself of Islam.

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Trump Worse Than Mullahs Says Star

Trump Worse Than Mullahs Says Star

There’s more than one brutal theocracy the free world should worry about

In a dim corner of the University of Toronto’s Newman Chapel, there is a stained-glass image of Archbishop Óscar Romero of El Salvador. Proclaimed a saint in 2015, Romero is depicted holding a child while a military helicopter rains fire in the background.

After speaking out against the political murders, torture and massacres perpetrated by the Salvadorean military, Romero addressed members of the armed forces on March 23, 1980.


The author is a “professor of religion and environment at the University of Toronto Mississauga.”

Does that mean he worships Water Sprites?

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Germany to Limit Ukrainian Men Seeking Asylum

Germany to Limit Ukrainian Men Seeking Asylum

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Berlin will limit the number of Ukrainian men seeking asylum and facilitate their return home.

Speaking at a joint press conference with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Tuesday, April 14, Merz said Berlin would work closely with Kyiv on the issue.

“We will work closely [with Ukraine] on issues related to Ukrainian citizens who have sought asylum in our country and facilitate their return home,” he said.


Someone has to answer WTF is going on in Ukraine.

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How much does Trump hate Canada?

How much does Trump hate Canada?

Canadians aren’t used to being hated by the United States. Stereotyped, sure. Ignored, absolutely. But hated?

We got a taste of it during Donald Trump’s first term. There were tariffs and lies and lots of weirdness then, too. But it seemed to be more between chummy adversaries, rather than outright enemies.

Well, something happened in the intervening four years. Between rounds of golf and trial dates, Mr. Trump seemed to nurture a white-hot animosity toward Canada, for reasons that escape any balanced mind. The MAGA hordes dutifully hopped on the bandwagon, all riled up over the latest scapegoat to be served up to them.

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Nine killed in second Turkish school shooting in two days

Nine killed in second Turkish school shooting in two days

At least eight students and one teacher have been killed and several others injured following a shooting at a school in southern Turkey, Interior Minister Mustafa Cifci has said.

The incident happened at Ayser Calik Secondary School in the Kahramanmaras area, where Cifci said 13 people were also wounded, leaving six in critical condition.

Twitter/X – Kahramanmaraş

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Christopher Eccleston is right about young white men

Christopher Eccleston is right about young white men

It’s not often that actors talk sense or deviate from liberal-left orthodoxies when speaking on politics, so when they do so, we ought to take notice. And when a thespian makes not one, but two, reasonable points in a single interview, it’s really time to sit up and pay attention.

In an interview in the latest edition of Radio Times, Christopher Eccleston, best-known for his starring roles in Doctor Who, Our Friends in the North and Hillsborough, talks of ‘a great trend in drama at the moment for antagonists who are toxic, white, apparently heterosexual, late-middle-aged men.’

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The problem with Mark Carney’s Boomer-friendly populism

The problem with Mark Carney’s Boomer-friendly populism

Occasionally, events transpire that seem scripted to illustrate the political weirdness of Canada’s present moment. Recently, there were two. The first occurred when the prime minister himself appeared at the recent Juno Awards to present Joni Mitchell with a Lifetime Achievement Award, praising her as a Canadian icon.

Now, Mitchell ranks among the first tier of musicians of the popular era, and she richly merits whatever accolades come her way, but what stood out here was that she is 82, older even than the Baby Boomers; Mark Carney at 61 is a spring chicken by comparison. Meanwhile, she took the opportunity to return Carney’s praise, while lamenting the political conditions in the United States…where she continues to reside.

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