Teen Farage Supporter Arrested over Online Jokes About Tory Councillor

Teen Farage Supporter Arrested over Online Jokes About Tory Councillor

A 15-year-old supporter of Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party was arrested in Britain after he made jokes about a local Conservative Party politician online.

The schoolboy, only referred to as Fraser, was arrested by four officers from the West Midlands Police at his home in the early hours of August 3rd. He was taken from his family home and searched in front of his neighbours, locked in a cell, fingerprinted, had a mugshot taken, and had a sample of his DNA taken. Meanwhile, two officers searched his bedroom, and he was pressured to hand over his phone for other officers to search.

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Pierre Poilievre accuses PM Carney of ‘sending our money south’

Pierre Poilievre accuses PM Carney of ‘sending our money south’

Prime Minister Mark Carney faced pointed questions Monday about his government’s “Buy Canadian” agenda after a Toronto Star analysis found American-controlled corporations received an estimated $7.8 billion in federal contracts during his first 16 months in office.

The analysis found that U.S.-controlled multinationals have dominated Ottawa’s largest contracts under Carney, with the share of federal procurement dollars going to American-controlled companies rising from about one-fifth before he took office to nearly a third under his government.

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Many Germans Long for Merkel

Many Germans Long for Merkel

The polling institute YouGov recently asked: “Do you think Angela Merkel, as chancellor, would be better, worse, or just as well suited as the current chancellor, Friedrich Merz, to solving the problems and challenges Germany faces today?” The result: Forty-eight percent of Germans believe Merkel would be better suited than the incumbent Friedrich Merz to solving today’s problems. Twenty-nine percent thought Merkel would be just as well or as poorly suited as Merz. Only 8% thought Merkel would be worse. Fifteen percent gave no answer.

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DSA groups walk back post calling Oct. 7 ‘resistance against imperialism’

DSA groups walk back post calling Oct. 7 ‘resistance against imperialism’

A Monday Instagram post praising Hamas’s Oct. 7, 2023, terrorist attacks sparked conflicting messages from a trio of New York City Democratic Socialists of America groups.

The three groups initially posted the statement jointly with other activist organizations to announce an Oct. 7 protest at New York City Hall, prompting criticism, according to news reports and screenshots posted online. New York City Young Democratic Socialists of America and the City College of New York’s YDSA chapter then removed themselves from the pro-Hamas post, while the third, New School YDSA, still featured it on its account as of Tuesday.

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White House defends Trump comment to let Iran ‘take out’ LA and San Diego

White House defends Trump comment to let Iran ‘take out’ LA and San Diego

Donald Trump’s remark that Iran could “take out” Los Angeles and San Diego has sparked fierce backlash from California politicians – and a strongly worded rebuttal from the White House.

California Governor Gavin Newsom condemned the comment – made by Trump at a campaign rally in Nebraska – as “deranged and dangerous,” while LA Mayor Karen Bass described them as threats and an attempt to “encourage attacks on American lives”.

According to the White House, however, Trump was saying that American cities would have been threatened by Iran had he not launched a war there earlier this year.

Not sure about San Diego but LA? Go for it!

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Canadian Pop Star Fumbles National Anthem at Soccer Game

Canadian Pop Star Fumbles National Anthem at Soccer Game

A Canadian pop star was booed when she failed to remember the words to her own national anthem during a soccer game between Canada and Peru in Montreal on Saturday.

Alessia Cara was chosen to sing “O Canada” in French before the match, but she appeared to fumble and lose her nerve as the song progressed, Express reported Sunday.


Express – Famous popstar booed over national anthem as outraged fans demand ‘passport taken away’

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With hybrid attacks and nuclear bluster, Putin aims to end Europe’s support for Ukraine

With hybrid attacks and nuclear bluster, Putin aims to end Europe’s support for Ukraine

As Ukraine’s European backers deal with myriad challenges at home — violent student protests in France, the rise of right-wing forces in Germany and a mounting fuel crisis across the continent — Russian President Vladimir Putin is counting on a collapse of European support for Kyiv in the coming months, Russian and European officials and analysts say.

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Chris Alexander drops out of race to become Toronto’s next mayor

Chris Alexander drops out of race to become Toronto’s next mayor

Chris Alexander has announced he is dropping out of the race to become the next mayor of Toronto.

The former Conservative cabinet minister made the announcement at a news conference in Toronto on Tuesday morning.

“Our path to success, it became clear to me over this weekend, was not obvious and perhaps not there at all,” he told supporters and members of the media at his campaign headquarters.


Was never in the running.

h/t DM

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Germany’s triple threat: Russia, China, far-right extremists

Germany’s triple threat: Russia, China, far-right extremists

The heads of Germany’s intelligence agencies rarely provide information openly. What members of the Bundestag’s Parliamentary Control Committee discuss in their bug-proof meeting room with the presidents of the Federal Intelligence Service, or Bundesnachrichtendienst (BND), and the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution (BfV), as well as the president of the Military Counterintelligence Service, is strictly confidential.

Since 2016, however, a public meeting has been held once a year, open to journalists, as well as citizens who register in advance. At this year’s meeting, held Monday, intelligence officials seemed extremely alarmed. They painted a picture of a country in the midst of a confrontation with Russia.


In Germany “far-right extremist” is anyone who voted AfD.

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Criminalizing Dissent: White people seeking to prevent their ethnic cleansing slandered by the usual suspects at CBC

Criminalizing Dissent: White people seeking to prevent their ethnic cleansing slandered by the usual suspects at CBC

‘Only the beginning’: Anti-immigration group says Ottawans should ‘brace themselves’

For weeks, posters and stickers across Ottawa advertising the anti-immigration group Dominion Society of Canada — which is calling for mass deportations of millions of people — have been generating complaints of racism and white nationalism online, to police and to the city.

But Ottawa police say the posters and stickers reported so far do not constitute hate crimes, and the group’s chair and founder Daniel Tyrie said the recruitment campaign is not going to stop.


It’s only ethnic cleansing when White People stand up for their best interests according to CBC.

The Liberal Government is guilty of ethnic cleansing via its hateful mass immigration policy so the ever reliable CBC runs cover and engages in victim blaming.

This follows Carney’s recent announcement that they have the immigration issue under control so it’s time open the floodgates.

Of course Carney lied about the real immigration numbers.

Canadians do not benefit from mass immigration, Carney will use the influx to juice the GDP numbers while his corporate crony’s profit.

Anyone seeking an end to the Liberal Party’s mass immigration scam is labeled a racist.  The same con they have run for decades.

That an organized opposition has risen to answer the race baiting of our so called elites should not be a surprise to anyone.

This article isn’t just about demonizing the Dominion Society its purpose is to criminalize dissent by making make us afraid to stand up for our rights and demand an end to replacement migration.

The racists at the CBC are the pot calling the Kettle Black.

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‘This is state violence’: Paris students rage at politicians and heavy-handed policing that interferes with setting people on fire

‘This is state violence’: Paris students rage at politicians and heavy-handed policing that interferes with setting people on fire

Before dawn on Tuesday outside the Lycée Sophie-Germain in central Paris, hundreds of teenagers dragged wheelie bins, metal barriers and shopping trolleys to build a barricade outside the front door of their secondary school.

Climbing to the top of the piles of bins, pupils held banners calling for more funding and greater equality in French schools. But they were also protesting against French riot police, who have been accused by human rights groups of using disproportionate force against children in what is fast becoming the biggest youth protest movement in decades.

“Everyone hates the police,” chanted a group of 15- and 16-year-olds. At least 215 teenagers, 715 police officers and 85 teaching staff have been injured in clashes in recent days, according to the government.


Hello Canada!

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PQ in power, CAQ wiped off the map: Key takeaways from Quebec’s election

PQ in power, CAQ wiped off the map: Key takeaways from Quebec’s election

Quebec’s electoral map has been completely redrawn, with the Parti Québécois securing enough seats to form a minority government.

Paul St-Pierre Plamondon succeeded in growing his party from only three seats in the previous election in 2022 to 59 on Monday.

But the PQ leader didn’t get the majority he coveted, which will make it more difficult to follow through on his plans — including holding a referendum on Quebec independence.

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Former German spy chief arrested for espionage and treason

Former German spy chief arrested for espionage and treason

Former German spy chief August Hanning has been arrested on suspicion of espionage, treason and obtaining classified information for a foreign power, the German Federal Prosecutor’s Office says.

Hanning headed the Federal Intelligence Service (BND) from 1998 to 2005 and has since been working as a private consultant.

Prosecutors allege that he used classified intelligence to “draft an analysis” for one foreign intelligence service and maintained contact with another foreign spying service. Investigators have not disclosed which foreign powers were involved.

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