Russia’s New JFK Assassination Dossier: The document that the Russian government gave to Rep. Luna.
Honey, I Finished The Internet
Humans in America 130k years ago?
Transgender Is A Stalking Horse For The Normalization Of Pedophilia
NC DEMOCRAT Rep. Cecil Brockman who voted against the NC parental rights bill to keep pornography out of schools and inform parents about children who wanted to change their sex, has just been arrested for statutory rape and indecent liberties with a minor.
You can’t make…
— Robert Burns (@RobertBurns82) October 9, 2025
It’s Probably Nothing
I Want A New Country
A friend of mine is selling this property in Alabama.
I’m gonna need a bigger fundraiser.
Compare and contrast. ($435,000 USD = $610,540 CDN)
They Voted For This
Stellantis just told laid off Brampton workers, they’re going to stay laid off.
This is why: They’re not expanding, they’re moving production to the US.
Canada auto manufacturing is done.
This is what “the best deal in the world” looks like to Carney.
You Can’t Park There
China Is Asshoe
Inside Europe’s First National Security Seizure of a Chinese-Owned Chip-Maker;
The Dutch government has released court documents detailing the explosive national-security seizure of a Chinese-owned semiconductor firm, revealing that CEO Zhang Xuezheng fired senior European executives, transferred treasury powers to individuals “with no clear role,” and conducted more than $100 million in suspect financial transactions with Chinese-linked entities.
The disclosures, issued by the Amsterdam Court of Appeal, explain the intervention announced by the Dutch government—its first use of the Goods Availability Act, a Cold War-era national-security law—to seize control of Nexperia, a chip manufacturer headquartered in Nijmegen. The filings show that Dutch regulators and judges acted in response to a pattern of governance failures, conflicts of interest involving Zhang’s Chinese affiliates, and escalating U.S. export-control measures targeting Nexperia’s Shanghai-listed parent, Wingtech Technology Co.
According to the court, tensions inside Nexperia intensified in early September 2025. On September 4, Zhang revoked the banking mandates of the company’s Chief Financial Officer, Group Treasurer, and a senior financial officer, and reassigned them to individuals lacking treasury experience, including one person who was not employed by Nexperia. The following day, the company’s Chief Legal Officer raised formal objections, warning that the new arrangements departed from accepted corporate-governance standards.
I know, I find it hard to believe as well.
Charlie Kirk
— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) October 14, 2025
We Are All Treaty People
Related, from @ConceptualJames: In honor of Columbus Day, explore this exciting podcast that explains why “Indigenous Peoples Day” is a Communist scam that was first perpetrated by the Soviet Union under the direction of Lenin and Stalin. (2 hrs)
He Admires His Basic Dictatorship
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s plan to let the Canada Revenue Agency automatically file millions of Canadians’ tax returns is facing backlash from the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, which says the month-long consultation preceding the rollout was a “sham” designed to rubber-stamp a power grab by bureaucrats.
The CRA’s consultation ran for only one month, from September 9 to October 9, ending just a day before Carney’s announcement on Friday. The consultation sought online feedback from individuals and organizations about expanding “automatic tax filing” services.
The government says the program, starting in 2026, will help up to 5.5 million low-income Canadians receive benefits they’re missing, such as the GST/HST credit and Canada Child Benefit.
Critics, however, say Ottawa’s timeline shows the outcome was pre-determined.
“Carney plans to give CRA more power with automatic tax filing,” said Canadian Taxpayers Federation’s Federal Director Franco Terrazzano. “Trusting the taxman to do your return is like trusting your dog to protect your burger. CRA acting as both tax filer and tax collector is a serious conflict of interest.”
Terrazzano mocked the idea that meaningful input was possible within hours of the consultation closing. “There’s no way bureaucrats pulled an all-nighter reading through thousands of submissions before sending Carney out to make an announcement the next morning,” he said. “Asking Canadians for their opinion and then ignoring them isn’t a good look. This was a sham consultation.”
The federation argues the plan will give unprecedented control to the same agency responsible for collecting taxes. “The CRA can barely answer the phone, so Carney shouldn’t be giving those bureaucrats more busy work,” Terrazzano said. “The CRA is a bloated mess, and Carney should be cutting the cost of bureaucracy, not scheming up ways to give it more power over taxpayers.”
Related bloated mess.
End Stage Socialism
Rolling blackouts. A worthless currency. A once-mighty industry on life support. Doctors, engineers and students leaving in droves in search of a future. That all sounds like Venezuela, but I’m talking about Cuba.
As Venezuela’s crisis deepens, another — quieter but just as dangerous — is unfolding just 90 miles from Florida. The drama may be smaller, but the danger is real. If Venezuela is wobbling, Cuba is starting to fall.
On Sept. 10, Cuba’s entire electrical grid failed, plunging nearly 10 million people into darkness. It was the island’s fourth nationwide blackout in less than a year. Even before that, much of the country was losing power for half the day. Officials blamed machinery; Cubans blamed the system.
The country’s energy network has become a patchwork of corroded plants and emergency repairs. Over the past 14 months, it has suffered a dozen nationwide outages. Years of neglect and the burning of high-sulfur crude have crippled its power stations. As U.S. sanctions tighten on Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela’s ability to keep its ally supplied with oil has withered.
Fuel shipments from Venezuela — Havana’s economic lifeline for two decades — now fluctuate wildly, sometimes dropping below 10,000 barrels a day before rebounding. Russia and Mexico have stepped in with emergency cargoes, but neither offers stability. Without steady deliveries, plants sputter and nights become suffocating. In some towns, residents cook by candlelight, charge phones at work, and sleep on rooftops to escape the heat.
Honey, I Finished The Internet
The world’s fastest shrinking countries in one graphic.
Starship: 11th Test Flight Live
Thank You For Your Attention To This Matter
Trump won this war in June, when he made an unapologetic decision to intervene with military strikes in Iran. Those strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities completely shook up the order in the region, which had settled into an Iranian track toward dominance. Israel had already done most of the damage by wiping out Hezbollah’s upper echelons and their banking system, which led directly to the fall of Bashar al-Assad and the rise of a new Syrian regime that detests the mullahs in Iran. However, the strikes by Trump on Iran forced everyone to reconsider their assumptions and recalculate for a president who had no problem ordering military force to defend and protect American interests.
However, the strike by Israel on Hamas facilities in Doha played a role here too. Trump claimed to be angry over that attack, and the White House made it known that he supposedly forced Benjamin Netanyahu to apologize to the Qatari emirate. However, that also sent a signal that both US and Israeli impatience over the Hamas Hokey Pokey and the uselessness of the Billionaire Boys Club in Doha had reached a critical moment. With both the US and Israel willing to throw down against terror networks and their sponsors, time ran out for Hamas.
You’d Have To Be Heartless Not To Laugh
Art Of The Deal
Fox News: Israeli lawmakers declared Trump ‘the greatest friend Israel has ever had in the White House’
Trump described the ceasefire with Hamas “as a very exciting time for Israel and for the entire Middle East” and said “the forces of chaos, terror and ruin that have plagued the region for decades now stand weakened, isolated, and totally defeated.”
Trump, who is also set to depart for Egypt on Monday, suggested a peace deal with Iran could be next as he looks to enfold more Middle Eastern nations into the Abraham Accords, which saw the normalization of relations with several Arab nations during his first term.
Trump’s remarks before Israeli Knesset
JUST IN: In an epic moment, President Trump's motorcade is en route to Air Force One in Israel so he can make it to Egypt and SOLIDIFY peace in the Middle East
A historic day for 47 and the world pic.twitter.com/MYAkE6djvr
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 13, 2025
Meanwhile, in Gaza… “This time people weren’t fleeing Israeli attacks. They were running from their own people,” one witness told the BBC.
Cancon: Andrew Coyne hardest hit
Kurt Schlichter: The Well-Deserved, Utter Humiliation of Palestinian Terrorists and Their Friends
Yes, Hamas Caved. (Read it all).
Egypt and Qatar told Hayya the deal was his last chance to end the war, according to the officials. They pressed Hamas to understand that holding the hostages was becoming a strategic liability, giving Israel a source of legitimacy to keep fighting.
The next day, joined by Turkey, they warned him that if Hamas didn’t approve the plan it would be stripped of all political and diplomatic cover; Qatar and Turkey would no longer host the group’s political leadership, and Egypt would stop pressing for Hamas to have a say in Gaza’s postwar governance, the officials said.
Morning In Israel
Fox News reporting that the release of the hostages has begun: Live coverage.
LIVE: The Hostages Are Coming Home https://t.co/Ry44lQOrnv
— Noa Tishby (@noatishby) October 13, 2025
According to information received, the Red Cross is on its way to a meeting point in northern Gaza where several hostages will be transferred into their custody.
The IDF is prepared to receive additional hostages who are expected to be transferred to the Red Cross later on.
— Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) October 13, 2025
Happy Thanksgiving
The perfect accompaniment to a dinner of Hutterite chicken and home grown garden vegetables.
Happy Thanksgiving to you all.
Things You’ll Never See On The CBC
In another embarrassing and revealing moment for Western mainstream media and its many puff pieces on Ukraine’s neo-Nazi Azov Regiment, Canadian national broadcaster CBC has aired a news report this week from “an elite training facility” of its 3rd Assault Brigade in Kiev, featuring a fighter with a swastika tattoo on his arm.
The footage, released Thursday, blurred out the swastika tattoo of one of the main military trainers interviewed, but failed to do so in the video’s YouTube thumbnail. Comments were turned off, with a note attached in the YouTube description which reads: “A tattoo of an offensive symbol has been blurred in this video.” Watch (officer with tattoo starts at :16 mark)