1. Alberta’s probably more or less libertarian separation moves have inspired Quebec to another attempt at sovereignty. But that would more than likely lead to an overt socialist or national socialist state. I think that’s the part Turley misses. Quebec, if votes actually represent voter sentiment, and frankly that’s a big if, will get a very communistic state after separation. Quebec was the worst during Covid. They had a police enforced curfew. I spoke at length to a man whose family was arrested for being on their own front lawn during Christmas one year. And they re elected the same people with the same ideologies. So Alberta must not join with Quebec in any way. Let Quebec find out how socialism works without a large money tree to shake.
2. Two reportedly Afghan nationals rape a 12 year old in Great Britain
Two men have appeared in court charged in connection with the rape of a 12-year-old girl in Nuneaton.
Ahmad Mulakhil faces two rape charges, while Mohammad Kabir is accused of kidnap, strangulation and aiding and abetting the rape of a girl aged under 13.
Warwickshire County Council leader George Finch has alleged the two men were asylum seekers, which the BBC has been unable to verify independently, and accused Warwickshire Police and the Home Office of covering up their immigration status.
[…] It has been reported but not officially confirmed that they are Afghan nationals.
Funny thing about all this though. In keeping with Kier Starmer’s Political theatre of pretending that the UK remains a free and liberal democracy of sorts, there is a push to allow police to release the ethnicity of “high profile crimes”. But of course, what is and is not high profile would probably fit the parameters we are all used to now. If it fits the narrative it will be high profile and released, and if it does not, it won’t.
3. Muslim terrorist acting for ‘Palestine’ leaves bombs at MIT
4. Blackrock appears to own the trucks used to bring the dinghies back and forth from England after illegal Muslim invaders get off of them, to France to get loads more for the next trip.
5. Jeff Emily, who has been fined tens of thousands of dollars for going a few feet into the woods, demonstrates how moist it actually is there.
6. This one is hard to fathom.
The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) has uninvited the October 7 documentary The Road Between Us: The Ultimate Rescue—by Canadian filmmaker Barry Avrich—from its festival lineup. Their excuse, according to reports, is that the film “did not receive permission” from Hamas terrorists. This is absolutely unreasonable.
In essence, this appears to be a copyright infringement complaint against Israel for using terrorist footage of the attacker’s body cams for a documentary feature on the attacks of Oct. 7 in Israel. Canada, which has consistently come out in favour of Hamas on all things since Carney was installed, is now censoring factual footage showing Islamic Hamas grotesque brutality, using a variation of a CR infringement. See if that settles without a lot of gaviscon or proton pump inhibitors.
Meanwhile, also in Canada:
Same org:
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7. Meanwhile in the UK, 20 police arrest a 90 year old woman for some reason or other.
There is a lot more but it will have to wait.
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Hi Vlad, thank you as always for collecting together these stories. I wake up, look at the reports from yor site and other similar projects and reel back in astonishment every time. Each new day brings a variety of items, all seemingly madder than the previous ones.
Here in the UK we are powerless to stop the slow progress of what seems to be a deliberate attempt to destroy Western civilisation and replace it with an Islamic/Marxist despotic system. I hope I have expressed that accurately. I can go no further, nobody wants to know and no-one seems to care. Virtue signaling and poliital correctness rule the roost.
Thank you.
Totally off topic but have you seen the movie, Cromwell?
If not it’s a great watch. Maybe get some friends over and give it a go.
Maybe in another comment we can get back to the whole ‘totally powerless’ thing.