Trump says he speaks ‘for the UK more than Prince Harry’

Trump says he speaks ‘for the UK more than Prince Harry’

Donald Trump has said the Duke of Sussex was “not speaking for the UK” when he called for the US to show “leadership” on Ukraine – comments which came days before King Charles was due to meet the president.

Speaking on a visit to Kyiv, and without mentioning Trump, Prince Harry said the US should “show that it can honour its international treaty obligations – not out of charity but out of its enduring role in global security and strategic stability”.

Asked about the remarks, Trump said: “Prince Harry? How’s he doing? How’s his wife? Please give her my regards.

“I know one thing, Prince Harry is not speaking for the UK, that’s for sure. I think I am speaking for the UK more than Prince Harry.”

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Canada’s top general tries to reassure Ukraine as NATO tensions flare … and Ukraine deals with 2 million draft evaders

Canada’s top general tries to reassure Ukraine as NATO tensions flare … and Ukraine deals with 2 million draft evaders

Canada’s top military commander attempted to deliver a message of reassurance to Ukrainians on Thursday that NATO remains a stable, vital force despite turmoil and criticism — most of it from the Trump administration.

Gen. Jennie Carignan spoke on a panel at the Kyiv Security Forum and she told CBC News, in an exclusive interview afterwards from the Ukrainian capital, that disagreements among allies are part of the democratic process and they have happened before.


Exactly who needs reassuring?

While President Zelensky celebrates automated ‘victories’ on the battlefield, his Ministry of Defense is grappling with the reality that two million men are actively evading the draft.

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With high gas prices and a trade war, get ready for a long stretch of low cross-border travel

With high gas prices and a trade war, get ready for a long stretch of low cross-border travel

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Drivers are tiring of sticker shock at the pump.

Before U.S. President Donald Trump began waging war with Iran in late February, Canadians were paying roughly $1.32 a litre, while Americans were paying around US$2.98 per gallon. Today’s prices, on average, are about $1.75 per litre and US$4.03 per gallon, respectively.

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Islam’s Sexual Predator Problem

Islam’s Sexual Predator Problem

California is canceling Cesar Chavez because of allegations that he sexually abused women. As a result, Cesar Chavez Day has been renamed Farmworkers Day, and streets, schools, plazas, and libraries named after him are being renamed.

In place of the alleged sexual predator, California is considering adding not just one but two Islamic holidays that will indirectly honor another sexual predator. Rather than using their Islamic names, which most Americans don’t know or understand, let’s call them Muhammad Day 1 and 2. According to hadith reports, which Muslims consider sacred, Muhammad, the founder and prophet of Islam, was a pedophile, a serial rapist, and a sex trafficker.

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How the ‘be kind’ brigade taught us to hate one another

How the ‘be kind’ brigade taught us to hate one another

Most people who have been paying attention will have realised by now that identity politics, which over the past 10 years reached unprecedented heights of fanaticism and compulsory observance, has had a devastating effect on race relations in the UK and throughout the West. Coercing people to label and perceive themselves on the basis of skin colour, to regard themselves as either oppressors or oppressed, has fostered division and resentment. The cumulative effect has been increased levels of racism and belligerent rancour all round, with everyone now seeing themselves as victims of prejudice.

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Canada is siding more often with its European allies when it comes to Israel

Canada is siding more often with its European allies when it comes to Israel

Ottawa has been particularly critical of Israel recently, often moving in lockstep with European allies as the Trump administration’s relationship with the Netanyahu government deepens.

Last month, Prime Minister Mark Carney warned Israel against launching a “significant” ground offensive in Lebanon in a joint statement alongside European leaders. Just a few weeks later, he condemned the very military invasion he and Canada’s allies said should have been averted.

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The New York Times Celebrates Petty Theft

The New York Times Celebrates Petty Theft

Back in the late 1960s and early 1970s, we had what the great Tom Wolfe indelibly dubbed “radical chic”: the tendency of rich leftists to support causes that, if they triumphed, would destroy their comfortable benefactors utterly. We’re way beyond that now. Today, rich leftists don’t just support the Marxist revolutionaries who would destroy the comforts of society that those leftists take for granted; they’re actually joining them in small criminal and anarchic acts, all while the intelligentsia cheers them on from the pages of the New York Times.

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Senate report on Jew hatred makes zero mention of Islamic extremism

Senate report on Jew hatred makes zero mention of Islamic extremism

In a report attempting to diagnose skyrocketing attacks on Canadian Jews, the Senate of Canada didn’t once mention the role of Islamic extremism.

Fifteen Senators spent more than 17 months interviewing 44 witnesses as to why Canadian incidents of Jew hate have spiked to all-time highs in the wake of the Hamas-orchestrated terrorist attacks of Oct. 7, 2023.


It’s not “Islamic extremism” either, it’s Islam.

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The leafy Surrey village that’s home to a BBC presenter where Afghan asylum seeker staying in three-bed cottage spat at group of mothers as he ‘harassed primary school pupils’

The leafy Surrey village that’s home to a BBC presenter where Afghan asylum seeker staying in three-bed cottage spat at group of mothers as he ‘harassed primary school pupils’

An Afghan asylum seeker who was allegedly harassing girl pupils at a primary school was confronted by a group of horrified mothers.

And the surly migrant is alleged to have spat at the group of parents who rebuked him and told them: ‘I’m allowed to stand where I want – I paid £3,000 to be here.’

Families hit out today after the migrant was arrested just weeks after he had been moved into Laleham, a desirable riverside village in Surrey, in ‘secret’ after repeatedly appearing outside the school.

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