Smithsonian Leader Behind Leftward Degradation Resigns

Smithsonian Leader Behind Leftward Degradation Resigns

Lonnie Bunch, the secretary of the Smithsonian Institution who led its leftward degradation, resigned Tuesday after years of overseeing the advancement of anti-American propaganda at the nation’s premier art, culture, and history establishment.

Bunch, who took over as secretary in 2019 but has been at the Smithsonian for almost 38 years, founded the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture prior to becoming secretary. Under his leadership, the Smithsonian added to its insidious track record of partitioning its museums along racial and gender ideology lines. He plans to leave the Smithsonian by the end of the year, according to the resignation announcement.

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Jamie Sarkonak: Time for a reckoning against illegal garbage dumping

One of Alberta’s greatest Samaritans is a man who goes by the online alias “One Ditch at a Time.” He scours the countryside for illegally dumped garbage along roadsides and fencelines, documents it, names and shames whenever possible (and it’s often possible, based on how much mail gets tossed), and prepares the trash for pickup or takes it away himself.

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Britain should not pay a penny in slavery reparations

Britain should not pay a penny in slavery reparations

The pressure on British taxpayers to start coughing up money to fund reparations for the historic enslavement of Africans by some of their ancestors is mounting. In February, the African Union adopted a resolution proposed by its champion for reparations and Ghana’s president, John Dramani Mahama, which identifies slavery as a crime against humanity. In March, the UN General Assembly passed Ghana’s resolution describing transatlantic chattel slavery as ‘the gravest crime against humanity’ and calling for reparations as ‘a concrete step towards remedying historical wrongs’. While 123 states supported it, only three (Argentina, Israel and the US) opposed it, and 52 (including the UK) abstained.

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Mark Carney is showing Donald Trump what serious looks like

Mark Carney is showing Donald Trump what serious looks like

Mark Carney says trade talks with the U.S. will restart when the Americans get serious. In his latest video, Carney shows us what serious looks like.

Seated at a makeshift desk on the factory floor of an Ottawa housing company, the prime minister settled in for a 15-minute chat on where Canada is at in this escalating feud with Donald Trump’s America.

It was one part history lesson, one part a rallying cry and one part warning about the “tough times” ahead. If Justin Trudeau hadn’t already patented the slogan a decade ago, you could call it the hope-and-hard-work video.


Carney is not the hero type. He makes a good Uriah Heep impersonator though.

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‘I think you’ve had enough now’: Teenage girl reveals disturbing words of Nigerian migrant who raped her in the woods before dodging deportation over ‘human rights’

‘I think you’ve had enough now’: Teenage girl reveals disturbing words of Nigerian migrant who raped her in the woods before dodging deportation over ‘human rights’

A teenager has recalled the terrifying moment she was dragged into the woods and raped by a Nigerian migrant who dodged deportation because it would ‘breach his human rights’.

Gift Oladele, 24, targeted the 19-year-old as she walked home on an isolated footpath in Wrexham, Wales, after a night out on September 7 last year.

The teenager has now revealed that after the attack, Oladele said to her: ‘I think you’ve had enough now. At least you have been raped by someone good-looking.’

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Trump’s Bombardier threat sparks Republican revolt in Kansas as 1,200 jobs hang in the balance

Trump’s Bombardier threat sparks Republican revolt in Kansas as 1,200 jobs hang in the balance

Donald Trump’s threat to ban Bombardier aircraft sales unless the Canadian company builds them in the U.S. is sparking resistance from politicians, including members within his own party.

As Canada’s $27.6-billion counter-tariffs take effect Tuesday, a Truth Social post from Trump sent shock waves through Bombardier’s U.S. workforce — particularly in Wichita, Kan., where the Canadian plane maker has its U.S. headquarters and employs more than 1,200 people.

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AfD Can Be the Big Winner in Saxony-Anhalt Even Without Governing

AfD Can Be the Big Winner in Saxony-Anhalt Even Without Governing

Saxony-Anhalt could become the clearest example this Sunday of how far the strategy of Germany’s legacy parties to contain Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) has ended up reshaping the country’s entire political system.

Polls put the party at around 40%, well ahead of the CDU, which comfortably won the 2021 regional election. The gap is now too large to dismiss the AfD as a marginal protest vote. The party is clearly on course to become the leading political force in the state.

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Mother of convicted ISIS terrorist runs for Halton school trustee

Mother of convicted ISIS terrorist runs for Halton school trustee

TORONTO — The mother of a Canadian man serving 40 years for an ISIS plot to bomb Times Square is a certified candidate for Halton District School Board trustee in Milton.

Khdiga R. Metwally filed June 15 for Milton Wards 1 and 2. Nominations closed Aug. 21. The Town of Milton lists her against Andrew J. Wood. Incumbent Donna Danielli holds the seat.

The vote is Oct. 26.

h/t Mauser (Incognito)

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King letter fuels Harry’s fears that Palace is pulling security strings

King letter fuels Harry’s fears that Palace is pulling security strings

On the face of it, it is a rather unremarkable letter.

The Lord Chamberlain, head of the royal household, simply sets out what we already know: that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are no longer working members of the Royal family, that they cannot use their HRH titles and are no longer represented by Buckingham Palace.

But of course, things are never that simple when it comes to Prince Harry and Meghan.

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Trump Plans to Cut Canadian Products Out of Government Contracts

Trump Plans to Cut Canadian Products Out of Government Contracts

President Donald Trump said he would direct the General Services Administration and USTR to remove Canadian-origin products from federal government contracts, hitting back at Ottawa over retaliatory tariffs and escalating the trade war between the two neighbors.

The moves will take place “unless Canada restores full and fair reciprocity for American Farmers and Companies,” Trump announced in a Truth Social post on Tuesday. Trump said the so-called Multiple Award Schedules are worth more than $50 billion each year.

Nuke us now.


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What We Have Forgotten About 9/11

What We Have Forgotten About 9/11

Twenty-five years after 9/11, the Islamist war against the liberal, democratic West still shapes our daily lives. Most Americans recognize that certain people and groups around the world want to destroy us—sometimes for reasons we can comprehend, sometimes not. Remembering 9/11 stands, in part, for the proposition that we will not allow the terrorists to win. Our laws, at least as written, have codified that remembrance. They reflect our national conclusion that foreign terrorist organizations are among the most depraved criminal enterprises imaginable. It was once commonplace to hear President George W. Bush declare that you were either part of the free world or aligned with the terrorists. Yet 25 years later, that ultimatum seems far less self-evident.

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