AMAZING! SUPER SPEED! FASTER THAN A SPEEDING BULLET!
Watch these timeless classics:
Palestinian man swings and falls… paramedics materialize in 2 seconds!Boy takes a tumble… same instant magic!
Old man hits the ground… cavalry ready in seconds!
All perfectly filmed from… pic.twitter.com/k8ZAjH09C9
— The Mossad: Satirical and Awesome (@TheMossadIL) May 27, 2026
The House Judiciary Committee said that it has uncovered new funding links between the Biden administration and left-wing groups that oppose the Israeli government, as well as groups with ties to terrorist organizations
A May 29 committee memorandum, which JNS obtained exclusively and which was addressed to committee members from the Republican-led committee staff, addresses “new information about the Biden-Harris administration helping to fund protests against the Netanyahu government.”
It alleges that U.S.-based organizations, including the Rockefeller Brothers Fund and the Tides Network, “provided over $5 million to groups that funded radical anti-Israel protests in the U.S. and Israel, and supported multiple terrorist-linked NGOs.”
Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), chairman of the committee, told JNS that the funding from the U.S. Agency for International Development, the State Department and other federal agencies raised questions about the misuse of federal dollars.
“You’re taking taxpayer money, you’re supposed to be doing good work,” the congressman said. “Why in the heck is it going to groups that are pro-Hamas?”
To oust Netanyahu and restore Hamas’ control of Gaza, that’s why Jim.
In one example, Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors (RPA) “received millions of dollars in grants from the Biden-Harris Administration’s USAID, State Department and Department of Defense,” the committee memo says.
RPA then donated $557,000 to its “affiliate and partner,” the Rockefeller Brothers Fund (RBF), per the memo.
RBF, in turn, has “donated $190,000 to Defense for Children International Palestine, an Israel-designated terrorist organization with ties to the U.S.-designated terrorist organization, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine,” according to the memo.
RBF has also made donations to Jewish Voice for Peace, one of the main organizers of anti-Israel demonstrations in the United States, and to Alliance for Global Justice, a U.S.-based non-profit that the committee alleges has provided funding to the Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network.
The Biden administration designated Samidoun as a front for the PFLP in 2024.
And that’s called money-laundering, Jim. You might all do something about that.
Youth at Toronto Muslim convention express desire for ‘Jew free’ community
While AOC was preaching "solidarity" in her hijab, the male-only crowd ignored her and spoke over her: pic.twitter.com/kyiOo9XZ2p
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) May 29, 2026
Replies …closed. (h/t Urban C)
The children are our future and that’s why you’ll better figure out which direction is Mecca;
11 teachers in Canada of “North African” descent who were teaching “Islamist religious concepts” to elementary school children have been fired.
The teachers allegedly made the students pray in class, and physically & psychologically abused them.
“I find it appalling what was done to young girls. I find it appalling that we didn’t provide all the necessary services to students who were vulnerable…. Their (licenses) were permanently revoked? Perfect,” said Michelle Setlakwe, member of the National Assembly of Quebec.
According to an investigation, the “North African” teachers were influenced by a local mosque. They subjected the kids to “physical and psychological abuse.”
CBC uses a lot of words to avoid saying “Bedford school devolved into Islamist madrassa because Liberals can’t import themselves enough of the rapey beheader voting block.”
eHealth Saskatchewan has released its list of the top 20 baby names.
Societies do not collapse all at once, they erode gradually, through small failures of courage that accumulate over time. Where silence prevails, tyranny advances.
It’s absurd for Prime Minister Mark Carney and his cabinet ministers to claim the need for confidentiality prevents them from explaining how a former intelligence commander in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) was granted a temporary resident visa by Canada.
Mehdi Taj, president of the Iranian Football Federation, was turned away by the Canada Border Services Agency — the country’s last line of defence — upon arriving in Toronto last month on his way to a FIFA (Federation Internationale de Football Association) meeting in Vancouver.
But the Carney government has failed to explain how he was granted a visa in the first place. […]
CSIS has identified credible death threats by Iran against Canadians, including a failed attempt to assassinate former Canadian justice minister Irwin Cotler.
No one affiliated with the IRGC is supposed to be allowed into Canada and if they’re here they’re supposed to be deported.
The inexplicable granting of a visa to a former IRGC intelligence commander raises the issue of the failure of the federal government to deport what may be hundreds of agents of the Iranian regime living illegally in Canada.
So far they’ve booted out one — saying the process is complicated — but human rights activists and a 2023 investigation by Global News suggest there could be hundreds of agents of the Iranian regime living illegally in Canada.
What is the point of Canada declaring terrorist organizations if no one is deporting the terrorists?
A combine catches fire in Pakistan…
The U.S. has begun enforcing a naval blockade on Iran, targeting all vessels entering and exiting its ports across the Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz.
The move is expected to inflict about $435M in total daily losses across Iran’s exports, roughly $13B per month, even as its oil revenues rose 37% during the war to about $139M per day.
The IRGC had been operating a paid “protection corridor,” charging up to $2M per vessel in crypto, but the blockade could halt exports, disrupt imports, trigger food shortages, and accelerate the collapse of the rial.
Plus: vessels entering the Strait of Hormuz without authorization are subject to interception, diversion, and capture by the U.S. military. […] “The blockade will not impede neutral transit passage through the Strait of Hormuz to or from non-Iranian destinations.”
More: The thing about that Persian Gulf stranglehold is that, like the Sword of Damcles, it’s only effective until it’s played.”
I’m on the road this week and mostly out of the news cycle, so drop related links in the comments.
Where the foxes caper unmolested, the government packs your school lunch and Pakistani grooming gangs have needs, too.
🚨BREAKING: The British government are paying money to pakistani grooming gang rapists for legal fees.
This is literally INSANE. pic.twitter.com/xfur6ao4VP
— God Save Great Britain (@GSGB01) April 7, 2026
On the night of January 8, 2020, a Boeing 737 carrying 55 Canadian citizens and 30 permanent residents climbed out of Tehran’s Imam Khomeini International Airport and was destroyed by two missiles fired by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. One hundred and seventy-six people died. Iran denied it for three days, bulldozed the crash site, and then blamed a single soldier’s misidentification error.
Canada accepted that framing, more or less. It still does.
This week, Mohammad Javad Zarif — Iran’s former foreign minister, now a prominent public advocate for Tehran’s position in its war with the United States and its allies — posted publicly that Western military action constitutes a war crime involving the deliberate killing of civilians.
The statement drew wide attention. It drew no attention to the fact that Zarif is the same official who, in a secretly recorded conversation obtained and studied by Canadian security agencies in the months after PS752 was destroyed, privately acknowledged that an organized, intentional attack on that civilian aircraft was “not at all unlikely” — and that the truth would never be revealed because doing so would expose the inner workings of Iran’s defense systems.
That tape should not be treated by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and CSIS as a mere artefact of history. Recent events have only strengthened the case against Iran.[…]
In early March 2026, Iranian missiles struck Camp Canada at Ali Al-Salem Air Base in Kuwait, damaging bunkers where about 200 Canadian Armed Forces personnel were sheltering. Iran also launched missiles at non-combatant nations in the region, suggesting an asymmetric strategy aimed at dividing the US-led campaign from potential allied supporters.
Russia feeds Iran targeting data for such strikes.
The Carney government sat on the Canadian base strike story for eleven days, until a French-language newspaper in Montreal broke it. Conservative defense critic James Bezan called the silence shameful.
I know we all remember the armed police presence during the Easters of our childhoods.
Toronto Police will have an increased and visible presence across the city this weekend at places of worship and gathering spaces. Our priority is simple: making sure people can gather and celebrate safely. pic.twitter.com/13aHyIQnko
— Toronto Police (@TorontoPolice) April 3, 2026
The first rule of fishing is fish where the fish are;
The chief oversight body responsible for tracking U.S. foreign assistance says United Nations agencies are stonewalling a probe into their ties to Hamas. The agencies have failed to provide investigators with information that could identify their employees as affiliates of the terror group, according to a non-public report transmitted to Congress and obtained by the Washington Free Beacon.
Maybe bombing the banker was a bad idea;
The arrest of dozens of IRGC-linked money changers in the United Arab Emirates is one of the most serious blows yet to Tehran’s sanctions-evasion network, laying bare how heavily the Islamic Republic has depended on Dubai as an economic lifeline.
Sources familiar with the matter told Iran International that UAE authorities detained dozens of money changers tied to financial entities linked to Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, shut down associated companies and closed their offices.
The crackdown follows days of mounting regional tensions and comes after other measures targeting Iranian nationals, including visa revocations and tighter travel restrictions through Dubai.
For years, Dubai has served as Iran’s main offshore financial artery, where oil proceeds, petrochemical revenues and rial conversions were turned into dollars, dirhams and euros beyond the reach of the country’s battered domestic banking system.
“This is going to be a real problem for Tehran because Dubai was an economic lung for the Iranian regime,” Jason Brodsky of United Against Nuclear Iran told Iran International.
“That is economic pressure and diplomatic isolation in a way that the UAE is able to employ against the Iranian regime, and it will have a very considerable impact.”
h/t Instapundit
Cracked the missile city code.
We might see many more of these strikes on the other remaining missile cities soon. https://t.co/iZ66jQTGuG
— Open Source Intel (@Osint613) March 31, 2026
Related: “You should write them down.”
And also related: Say what you want about Iran, they still weren’t stupid enough to blow their own shit up.
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Breaking: According to reports from Iran, Ahmad Vahidi, head of the IRGC and arguably the most powerful operational terrorist in Iran, has just died after being hit by an airstrike in Tehran.Vahidi, the Muslim terrorist wanted for the 1994 massacre of 85…
— Liza Rosen (@LizaRosen0000) March 29, 2026
Update: Oh noes! How will they run their democracy?
