John Cleese Just Humiliated Humza Yousaf in Debate Over Islam’s Incompatibility With Western Values

John Cleese Just Humiliated Humza Yousaf in Debate Over Islam’s Incompatibility With Western Values

Former First Minister of Scotland Humza Yousaf doesn’t think people in the United Kingdom should be able to debate the merits and value of Islam, because they’re “asserting that Muslims are not compatible with life in Britain.” That’s because they’re not. They have made it illegal to fly the Union Jack and St. George’s flag, they are behind the skyrocketing number of rapes and sex trafficking of British women and girls, and they intimidate British Jews, pray in the street, and undermine British Culture.

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With talk of a hypothetical American invasion, Canadians should think about nonviolent resistance

With talk of a hypothetical American invasion, Canadians should think about nonviolent resistance

Prime Minister Mark Carney claimed, in an interview on Sept. 23, that it would be “irresponsible” for Canada not to prepare for the “extreme tail risk” of U.S. military action against Canada. He refused, however, to provide any details.

How would Canada respond to an invasion? A Globe and Mail article from Jan. 20 provides the answer. The military has apparently developed a contingency model for the unlikely event of a U.S. invasion. Canada would mount a military defence, but it would be breached within two to seven days. Resistance would then shift to an insurgency on the Afghan model, intended to impose high costs on the invading force. Insurgents would engage in hit-and-run tactics, sabotage, ambushes and planting improvised explosive devices.

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What Socialism Has Wrought in Cuba Will Be a Nightmare to Unwind

What Socialism Has Wrought in Cuba Will Be a Nightmare to Unwind

For reasons obvious to most readers of this column, I’m currently doing lots of podcast and radio interviews about Cuba. It’s been a timely subject for most of this year, though right at the moment there isn’t a lot happening which would augur a major transformation of that “imprisoned island,” as President Kennedy called it.

It’s timely, because everybody understands that the status quo in Cuba can’t endure for much longer. The current regime in Cuba is running out of time.

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Billions more for defence, but Canada’s military still faces an old budget squeeze

Billions more for defence, but Canada’s military still faces an old budget squeeze

The Canadian military is on the verge of another round of internal belt-tightening, despite an enormous influx of cash from the federal government, CBC News has learned.

It appears to be a combination of past and current budget initiatives colliding with the expectations and demands associated with the gush of defence spending.

The Department of National Defence has been told to focus its billions of extra dollars on priority areas, including the purchase of much-needed new combat equipment.

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Selma Blair’s lawyers seek leniency while calling her ‘gold standard’ — how no-nonsense NYC judge fired back

Selma Blair’s lawyers seek leniency while calling her ‘gold standard’ — how no-nonsense NYC judge fired back

Lawyers for A-lister-chomping actress Selma Blair claimed to a Queens judge she deserved a break after her second bizarre mid-air meltdown because she is “the gold standard’’ — but the no-nonsense jurist told them to fugghedaboutit.

“Consider her body of work and what she’s done for people,” said one of Blair’s two lawyers, Joshua Reitzas, at the 54-year-old “Cruel Intentions” star’s arraignment on assault charges Monday night.

“This is someone we should look up to. She is the gold standard,” Reitas said.

Her 2nd incident? Maybe she should take the bus.

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Founder of Canada-China relations group, Liberal donor faces deportation for ‘war crimes’

Founder of Canada-China relations group, Liberal donor faces deportation for ‘war crimes’

ince arriving in Canada almost two decades ago, Rong Xiang Yuan has championed closer ties between Ottawa and Beijing, spoken at community events and rubbed shoulders with politicians.

The founder of an advocacy group called the Canada-China Association for Promoting Friendly Relations, he met Justin Trudeau and donated to the then-prime minister and the Liberal Party.

But Canada’s immigration enforcement department is now alleging the Chinese community leader, also known as “Tiger” Yuan, is a war criminal who lied his way into the country.


A war criminal? Hell he’s due for a standing O in parliament.

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France, West, Under Fire: ‘Their Goal is to Dismantle Us’

France, West, Under Fire: ‘Their Goal is to Dismantle Us’

The recent riots in France have mainly been described as a revolt of high school students, stemming from deteriorating conditions, overcrowding and understaffing in French high schools (lycées). That presentation is largely inaccurate. Although students were incited by a few agitators to voice grievances, political leaders, primarily from the political left, immediately stepped in to urge them to go further and resort to violence.

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Mark Carney says he might ramp up immigration again. We need to see his plan first

Mark Carney says he might ramp up immigration again. We need to see his plan first

It’s unlikely Mark Carney was aiming to relaunch a national immigration debate when he popped into the New York Times last month and mentioned in passing that Canada will “resume some controlled increase in the population” once the system is under control.

But that, unsurprisingly, has been the result — with opposition MPs warning about Ottawa again letting in “too many people too fast,” accompanied by alarmist op-eds in conservative media outlets, packaged into online ragebait.


Wanting to save your country from Carney’s migrant hordes is ragebait according to the Star.

Carney has lied about having immigration under control, claiming an historic population reduction when in fact an increase of almost 300,000 occurred.

Carney will always lie, expect it. Never trust him or his minions.

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Anthropic warns AI ‘worms’ may be able to self-replicate on home devices within months

Anthropic warns AI ‘worms’ may be able to self-replicate on home devices within months

Anthropic warned that small AI models, which the company terms “worms,” may be able to replicate themselves across smart home devices by the end of the year.

The frontier AI developer, which has been at the center of existential concerns surrounding the future of the evolving technology since last month, made the warning in a new report published on Monday.

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Northwestern Ontario to ditch seasonal time change

Northwestern Ontario to ditch seasonal time change

Portions of Northwestern Ontario are transitioning to permanent daylight saving time.

That news came from Queen’s Park early Tuesday afternoon, a move provincial officials say will align portions of the province that set its clocks to the central time zone with Manitoba, which last month opted to permanently keep their clocks on summer time.


So does the Doomsday clock get set back or set ahead an hour?

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MS NOW’s New Ilhan Omar Defense: There Are Lots of ‘Fudged Facts’ on Immigration Papers

MS NOW’s New Ilhan Omar Defense: There Are Lots of ‘Fudged Facts’ on Immigration Papers

In more aftermath and outrage coverage over the raid on Minnesota Democratic Representative Ilhan Omar’s Home on Monday, MS NOW’s Ken Dilanian continued his previous defense and disdain for the raid by implying there are many “fudged facts” on immigration papers. Tuesday’s Morning Joe also joined the defense of Omar amid the raid and called it “deeply unorthodox” and “concerning.”

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More than 220K cast advance votes in 2026 Toronto election, city says

More than 220K cast advance votes in 2026 Toronto election, city says

More than 220,000 people cast ballots during advance voting in the upcoming Toronto municipal election – a new record.

The City of Toronto said Tuesday that 222,550 eligible voters went to the polls during the six days of advance voting, which began on Oct. 6 and ended on Oct. 11.

… The advance turnout for the 2026 election surpasses figures seen in previous advanced votes.


Advance voting does not automatically favor an incumbent.

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