This restaurant in Mystic, Connecticut has the second worst naming choice ever. For those too young to remember, this was the worst one.

This restaurant in Mystic, Connecticut has the second worst naming choice ever. For those too young to remember, this was the worst one.

Articles a bit old but probably still relevant.
New York Times- War Shatters Dating Scene for Women in Ukraine
While the pursuit of love might seem secondary to dealing with missile attacks, power outages and food shortages, many Ukrainians say they need romantic relationships to help them cope with the trauma of living in a nation at war.
For women, the problem is particularly acute.
Coming soon to Canada.
Paul Joseph Watson – Cultural enrichment in Britain. Well at least there were no mean tweets involved.
Sun- Manitobans waiting for health care face costly choice
…last year in Manitoba, the median wait between referral from a family doctor to a specialist and receiving treatment was 37.9 weeks. This is substantially longer than the 10.5-week wait Manitobans experienced in 1993 when national wait time estimates were first measured.
What’s the alternative?
Unlike Canada, the majority of Swiss hospitals are private and they handled half of all hospitalizations in 2023. Patients in Switzerland are able to receive treatment in a hospital they choose, public or private. Similarly, Australian private hospitals handle the majority of non-emergency care and can serve as an alternative for Australians seeking more timely care.
Francisco- God forbid we even think of being like the unholy Swiss.
National Post- Liberal ‘austerity’? Don’t make us laugh
On Wednesday, Carney told reporters that the upcoming fall budget will be “an austerity and investment budget at the same time,” noting that, “We need to rein in spending, we need to find efficiencies … that create the room for these big investments.” The following day, his finance minister, François-Philippe Champagne, said, “We’re going to spend less so we can invest more.”
On this episode of The Adam Carolla Show, Adam welcomes authors Ralph Pezzullo and Gary Berntsen to the studio for a deep dive into the state of modern elections. They discuss the safety and security of voting systems, the alarming ways other countries manipulate election outcomes, and the fallout from the 2020 U.S. elections, including the suspicious activities that unfolded on election night.
Woke America: The Kennedy hearing. Leave the cartels alone.
Davos Carney’s Canada: Hamas TV. The corrupt Liberals. Trudeau 2.0 Biology blasphemy.
Stories You Won’t Find At Carney’s CBC: From the man cave. The climate scaremongers. Please just shut up. This week in jihad.
Your morning meme. Another meme. A cartoon.
Though some consider train travel an activity of a bygone era, many still enjoy it very much. Here’s a video entitled Traveling on trains between NYC & Seattle.
Bonus: This video is entirely about the current state of Britain but should prove to be interesting to most every Canadian.
Your fast moving news tips are always appreciated!
Globe and Mail- Canada’s trade diversification push goes into reverse
For all the talk in Canada about the need for trade diversification, exports to non-U.S. markets declined for the second month in a row in July, a stark reminder that the push to reduce the country’s exposure to its largest, yet unreliable, trading partner will be a long process.
Globe and Mail- The summer (and fall) of our COVID discontent
April 8, 2025 – Portland, Oregon: American man kidnaps & sexually abuses 13 year old girl – Gets 50 year sentence in federal prison
September 5, 2025 – Ontario: Former refugee who kidnapped stranger and sexually assaulted her at gunpoint gets 13 years in prison:
A former refugee who helped kidnap a Vaughan woman at gunpoint while his accomplice shot at a “Good Samaritan” who tried to intervene, is now facing a 13-year prison sentence. Ontario’s Court of Justice heard Keyron Moore forced his kidnapping victim into giving him oral sex with a pistol against her skull, then stood by and watched while others tortured her. A judge convicted Moore this past spring for confining the woman, who had been standing outside a Thornhill restaurant on Nov. 1, 2022, when Moore’s accomplice forced her into a grey Kia Soul sport utility vehicle just after 11 p.m. Moore was behind the wheel, but at one point during the kidnapping, he got into the back of the vehicle and forced the woman to perform oral sex on him. “It was accompanied by threats to shoot her, and the firearm was held to her head,” Justice Michael Townsend wrote in a recent decision.
Moore, a 39-year-old permanent resident of Canada from Grenada, was also convicted of using a gun in the kidnapping, sexually assaulting his victim while carrying it, and recklessly discharging a firearm. The other kidnapper, who was also armed but was never caught, was referred to as “Orange Hoodie Guy” or OHG in court documents. “Knowing what was likely to happen, and being armed himself, Mr. Moore is just as responsible for the shooting at the Good Samaritan as was OHG, the one who pulled the trigger,” Townsend said.
From an SDA regular: “There can be no reconciliation between the US and Canadian Justice systems.”
Spotted in rural Maine. How would you react if you saw this sign in a store window?


Jennifer Bendery is a reporter for the Huffington Post. Her tagline on Twitter reads: “I report on Congress, the White House + political campaigns for HuffPost.” She recently posted this:
A DC resident shared this photo she took at Union Station yesterday. Looks like a scene from the Handmaid's Tale, but no, just another day of Trump's militarization of DC right now. #UnderHisEye pic.twitter.com/lXJaAFmohU
— Jennifer Bendery (@jbendery) September 3, 2025
One problem: She is one of the women in the Handmaids costumes!!!
Canadian political pundit, Lauren Chen, has broken her silence:
One year ago today, my family was awoken by the FBI about to break down our door.
Today, I'm finally breaking my silence.https://t.co/vCCT7IqQ32 pic.twitter.com/GuUt3rB6q1
— Lauren Chen (@TheLaurenChen) September 4, 2025
The malevolent Biden-Harris Regime and their DOJ attack dogs made great strides to destroy Chen, her husband, and their family.
Without any proof, NDP MP Alistair MacGregor jumped on the bandwagon. He/She/They/It has never apologized for the unfounded accusations. No surprise though, because Leftists never apologize for their misdeeds.
Is rising unemployment part of Canadian exceptionalism too? I’m sure this can all be fixed with zero percent interest rates in any case.
Canada’s labour market shed a net 65,500 jobs in August and the unemployment rate jumped to 7.1 per cent, according to Statistics Canada data released on Friday.
The unemployment rate is now at its highest point outside of the pandemic since May 2016, and has risen 0.5 percentage points since the start of this year.

Last week, the Canadian government issued its 2025 report assessing money laundering and terrorist financing risks in Canada. The report noted that Hezbollah was using both illicit and otherwise legal channels in the country to fund its activities in Lebanon—including exploiting the charitable and non-profit sectors and trade-based money laundering techniques.
One noted example was Hezbollah’s continued utilization of the used car trade to raise revenue. The report stated that the Port of Montreal in Quebec Province is a “known link where luxury vehicles are shipped to Lebanon, financially supporting Hezbollah.”
h/t Victor
Woke America: Pride in Minneapolis. Victor Davis Hanson – Trump at seven months. Invasion of NYC.
Conman Carney’s Canada: China is our friend – Canadian Senators. That is so gay. Climate codes.
Stories You Won’t Find At Carney’s CBC: Two Muslims go to a festival. Paul Joseph Watson – AFD candidates keep dying. A letter to a sheikh. The wolf in sheep’s clothing.
Your morning meme. Another meme.
Including arse bubbles; a magic bucket; unhappy hoovering; and, inevitably, toilet-paper mushrooms.
Seen at a popular market in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania:
