Anthony Koch: Replacing Poilievre won’t solve the Conservatives’ problems

Anthony Koch: Replacing Poilievre won’t solve the Conservatives’ problems

There is a growing chorus of Conservatives who want Pierre Poilievre gone. They should be careful what they wish for.

This isn’t necessarily a defence of Poilievre. He has made mistakes, his critics have legitimate arguments and nobody is entitled to lead a political party forever. And maybe the Conservatives will eventually conclude that somebody else should lead them into the next election.

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Baby Gabriel’s Surrogacy Nightmare Proves ‘Her Body, Her Choice’ Was Always A Lie

Baby Gabriel’s Surrogacy Nightmare Proves ‘Her Body, Her Choice’ Was Always A Lie

According to the abortion-isms of old, women have the “right to choose” what happens to the babies they carry. “Her body, her choice,” they shout. The wild, wild west that is third-party reproduction, however, claims to be an exception to that rule if a contract clause compelling abortion exists.

That’s exactly what happened to single mom surrogate McKenna West, who refused to abort the baby boy she was carrying after the Californians who paid to create him in a lab via in vitro fertilization (IVF) demanded it over the child’s severe, yet treatable, heart condition diagnosis.

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Governments Don’t Like It When We Gather without Their Permission

Governments Don’t Like It When We Gather without Their Permission

There are a number of ways in which Western governments are waging war against their citizens. The United Kingdom, the European Union, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and leftists in the United States do not believe in free speech. These Western governments also spy on their citizens without warrants or probable cause. They have transformed their court systems into ideologically-partisan dictatorships that impose rulings based upon feelings and “political correctness,” rather than black-letter law and self-restraint. An offense that often gets overlooked, however, is Western governments’ infringement of citizens’ freedom of association.

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Inside “Rusty Thumbs”: How the FBI Tried to Recruit Fang Fang In Las Vegas

Inside “Rusty Thumbs”: How the FBI Tried to Recruit Fang Fang In Las Vegas

LAS VEGAS — In May 2013, an undercover FBI employee sat down in Las Vegas with a Chinese student who had already built an unusual network stretching from Chinese government circles into the political establishment of Northern California.

To Christine Fang, the encounter appeared to offer a business relationship.

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We need to talk about Afghan sex offenders

We need to talk about Afghan sex offenders

For many years, it has been tantamount to racism to draw any connection between foreign nationals and criminal offending in the UK. But case after case shows that there is a connection, and that it is becoming stronger. This is particularly true when it comes to male immigrants from Afghanistan committing sexual offences.

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Abdul El-Sayed to Speak at Conference Calling for Muslim Takeover of U.S.

Abdul El-Sayed to Speak at Conference Calling for Muslim Takeover of U.S.

“Wherever you came from, you came to America. And you came for one reason—for one reason only—to establish Allah’s deen,” Imam Siraj Wahhaj, a former vice president of the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA), had told Muslims, “democracy will crumble, and there will be nothing, and the only thing that will remain will be Islam.”

“Muslims in America are the most strategic Muslims on Earth,” the top Islamic figure, who has posed with numerous politicians, including Zohran Mamdani, said.

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I enrolled in the BC Teachers’ Federation anti-racism training so you didn’t have to

I enrolled in the BC Teachers’ Federation anti-racism training so you didn’t have to

NEW WESTMINSTER — When I signed up for the BC Teachers’ Federation’s self-paced online anti-racism course, I expected tools for dealing with racism in schools.

Instead, I got an indigenous creation story about a Skywoman falling through a black hole onto a turtle’s back, followed by a poem telling me I live on “stolen indigenous lands,” along with instructions that I obey and actively support DRIPA, UNDRIP, and land-back efforts.

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Eritrean migrant raped an elderly man outside a church after dragging him off a bench

Eritrean migrant raped an elderly man outside a church after dragging him off a bench

An Eritrean man who raped a pensioner outside a church can be pictured for the first time today.

Bruke Desalagne, 33, dragged the victim off a bench before taking him behind a hoarding at St John’s church in Harrow, north-west London, and raping him on a grass verge.

He continued with the horrific attack for 20 minutes before a witness saw the incident from her window and called police.

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Kelly McParland: Trade talks with Trump are pointless

Kelly McParland: Trade talks with Trump are pointless

The latest arbitrary deadline to a gratuitous threat made by an untrustworthy president falls this week when Aug. 19 arrives and the U.S. does or does not introduce 50 per cent tariffs on a package of Canadian goods.

The degree to which this seizes Mark Carney might be indicated by the fact the prime minister chose to spend a week vacationing in Italy rather than nibbling his nails as the minutes ticked down. Sure, his aides say he stayed in close contact with Ottawa, but anyone who’s spent any time in Italy knows that distant crises always seem somewhat less desperate when considered over a cappuccino while pondering a statue or two in a pleasant piazza.

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Conversations with an Executioner: a chilling classic reveals the mind of a Nazi mass murderer

Conversations with an Executioner: a chilling classic reveals the mind of a Nazi mass murderer

In 1949, Kazimierz Moczarski, a leading member of the Polish resistance, was in his fourth year of incarceration when he was moved into a cell with two Nazis at Warsaw’s Mokotów prison. One of them was Jürgen Stroop – a war criminal and SS general who had led the infamous destruction of the Warsaw ghetto and was responsible for the murder or capture of more than 56,000 Jews. They shared the same four walls for 255 consecutive days.

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