While there have been plenty of good cop stories of cops from around the country refusing to enforce the often arbitrary and always tyrannical lockdown orders from various state governments, there is also no shortage of cops willing to enforce … Continue reading Cops Point Tasers, Assault and Arrest Young Man for Ice Skating During Lockdown
An Edmonton- area pastor who repeatedly broke COVID-19 restrictions to hold services has been thrown in jail. A judge threw James Coates, of Spruce Grove, in the slammer after he twice refused to tell the court he would stop his … Continue reading Edmonton-Area Pastor Jailed for Breaching COVID Regulations
Ontario’s Kathleen Wynne Liberals have passed what critics describe as “totalitarian” Bill 89 by a vote of 63 to 23 on the last day before Queen’s Park adjourns for the summer. Pro-family advocates warn Bill 89 gives the state more power to seize children from families that oppose the LGBTQI and gender ideology agenda, and allows government agencies to effectively ban couples who disagree with that agenda from fostering or adopting children. Bill 89, or the Supporting Children, Youth and Families Act, 2017, repeals and replaces the former Child and Family Services Act that governs child protection services, and adoption and … Continue reading Ontario Passes ‘Totalitarian’ Bill Allowing Gov’t To Take Kids From Christian Homes
Roy Fielding Neel Jr.’s former Colt .380, now property of the Canadian government. (Photo: Canada Border Services Agency) When Roy Fielding Neel Jr. passed over the Canadian border with a pistol in his toolbox to visit a nature park, he set in motion a series of events that ended with a guilty plea in court this week. Neel, 67, of Waddy, Kentucky, while attempting to cross into the land to the north at Chief Mountain, Alberta, on July 3, told Canadian border officials that he had no firearms to declare. Then, on closer inspection, authorities found a Colt .380 Government pistol, … Continue reading Kentucky man loses gun, gets $4,000 fine crossing Canadian border
In 1968 the government of Canada decided to openly admit Americans seeking to avoid being drafted into the US war on Vietnam. In 1968 the government of Canada decided to openly admit Americans seeking to avoid being drafted into the US war on Vietnam. Before, would-be immigrants were technically required to prove that they had been discharged from US military service. This move made it easier for Americans to escape President Johnson’s war machine by heading north. Although a founding member of NATO, Canada did not join the United States in its war against Vietnam. The Canadian government did not … Continue reading Once-Peaceful Canada Turns Militaristic; Blowback Follows
This October 22, 2014 photo shows police and medical personell moving a wounded person into an ambulance at the scene of a shooting at the National War Memorial in Ottawa, Canada. (AFP Photo/Michel Comte) A manhunt is on for armed assailants after several rounds of gunfire tore through Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Canada and other city locations. Local police stations and military bases nationwide are on lockdown as police attempt to locate the culprits. Three separate incidents began with the shooting of a soldier at a war memorial. The assailants apparently wreaked havoc at other city locations – including the … Continue reading Multiple shots inside Canadian parliament, lockdown, manhunt in area