Davidbooth

[Zoomer @ZoomerHistorian]

Our future will only be secured when we as a people are willing to have our border forces mow these hordes down like it's D-Day, when we are willing to accept the moral 'consequences' of that act, knowing that our actions were justified.

How many Spanish lives will now be lost because of this madness? Every single one of those invaders should've been put down like a rabid dog with zero moral scruples.

[Haralabos Voulgaris @haralabob]

Everyone is reacting to the videos from the Spanish enclave of Ceuta and asking what the hell is going on.

But the same pattern is unfolding across virtually every historically white, European-majority country in the world. Across Europe, the UK, Canada, the United States and Australia, there appears to be a clear and concerted effort to encourage both legal and illegal migration.

The result is even more pressure on housing, healthcare and public services that are already stretched. Meanwhile, native-born citizens are struggling financially and being asked to pay more and more to support large-scale migration they never voted for and, in many cases, clearly do not want.

Each of these countries has its own history, culture, language and social fabric. Citizens who want those things preserved are not hateful, and they should not be made to feel guilty for asking how many people their country can realistically absorb. Nor should they be afraid to ask why their own needs and future are constantly being placed behind those of new arrivals.

There is also an obvious question that very few leaders are willing to address. A large proportion of these arrivals are young men from societies where women often face severe discrimination, sexual abuse, forced marriage, child marriage, female genital mutilation and treatment as the property of men.

If the true priority is humanitarian protection, why are Western governments not doing far more to protect the vulnerable women and children trapped in those societies?

Why are the strongest and most mobile men being prioritized, while many of the women and girls most at risk are left behind with the same men and systems that subjugate them?

Why are European women expected to bear that social risk while citizens are told that even raising the question is unacceptable?

[Davidbooth @davidbooth1313]

This is a declaration of war and should be treated as such. Unfortunately, we all know dirty Sanchez will not take any action. Sad.

[Visegrád 24 @visegrad24]

BREAKING:

Moroccan media reports that over 30,000 Moroccans are currently invading Ceuta

On the eve of Throne Day, Moroccan King Mohammed VI pardoned 1,788 prisoners. In May, he pardoned 1,376 prisoners, including terrorists.

They are now entering Spain with no controls

🇪🇸🇲🇦

[Santiago Abascal 🇪🇸 @Santi_ABASCAL]

Sánchez es un traidor, un corrupto y un indecente. Actúa como el enemigo del pueblo español. La emergencia nacional solo puede resolverse echándole y sentándole en el banquillo.
#Ceuta

[Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms @JCCFCanada]

Bill C-34 will affect every Canadian. Age verification. AI regulation. A new Digital Safety Commission. Most Canadians have never heard of it. Here's what it will do.

[Geiger Capital @Geiger_Capital]

Let’s be clear…

UK leadership allowed ~250,000 little girls, their nation’s daughters, to be abused and gang raped by Pakistani-Muslims to protect their policy of open-border multiculturalism.

There should be Nuremberg-style trials and executions for those involved.

[Build Canada @buildcanada]

You've likely seen the headlines from bills C-34, C-36, and C-22 in the media.

Each may sound reasonable on their own: protect kids online, modernize privacy, help police catch criminals.

But buried within is an emerging Digital Regulatory Superpower unlike anything Canadians have ever seen.

These bills hand one unelected commission power over what Canadians can say, what stays private, and who the state can watch.

As of today, the Federal Government is rushing to enact massive Internet Surveillance Reform into law without proper debate.

[Truth and Reconciliator @fleshsimulator]

This is, bar none, the worst thing I have ever read. I have known about the Rape Gangs longer than a lot of americans, but even I did not grasp the scope or scale of what went on. Forget about Epstein, this was a crime against humanity on the scale of the Holocaust, of the Khmer Rouge, or of the lsraeIi atrocities in Gaza.

This was the systematic, intentional, targeted kidnapping, rape, torture and murder of White, Christian girls in England, specifically chosen due to their race and religion.

11 year olds had their vaginal walls used as bottle openers, and were then forced to consume the alcohol. Girls were raped with car keys and and baseball bats. 12 year olds with whiskey bottles inserted into their anus and smashed. Pre-teens raped by dogs.

The NHS is complicit. The British police is complicit. Damn near every single british politician over the past thirty years is complicit. The media is complicit. Anyone who ran cover for this must be put to death following a tribunal.

Nothing short of the public executions of tens, if not hundreds, of thousands of people, followed by the deportation of millions more is sufficient. Nothing will provide justice; that is the scale of the action required to merely get this to stop.

[Jorge Buxadé @Jorgebuxade]

Brutal asesinato en la calle Balmes de Barcelona, delante de la comisaría del C.N.P.

A plena luz del día. Inseguridad, miedo, dominio de las calles por los criminales.

Es precisa la mano dura, la persecución implacable de los criminales o perderemos definitivamente la nación.

Penas más altas, cárceles incómodas y deportación si son extranjeros.

[Kris Eriksen @KEriksenV2]

Canada needs to halt immigration/migration immediately.

[Zoomer @ZoomerHistorian]

If you feel bad for the terrified third worlders in Belfast right now, just imagine how scared our girls felt when they were being kidnapped, raped and murdered on an industrial scale.

Yeah, fuck them. I don’t care. Leave.

[Geiger Capital @Geiger_Capital]

At this point if you’re a man who still refuses to speak up because you’re afraid of being called a mean name, you should be ashamed…

Play this out in your head. Think of what we’re leaving for our children and grandchildren.

[Public Land Use Society @PublicLandBC]

The last-minute extension of BCs moratorium on new mineral claims in the northwest is a warning.

With an undisclosed Tahltan Foundation Agreement moving behind closed doors, and Aboriginal title recognition apparently on the table, the writing is already on the wall.

Large parts of BC are being carved out of provincial governance.

BC has lost control of land, resources, and decision-making in its own territory.
#bcpoli #cdnpoli

[Sam Cooper @scoopercooper]

The Canadian public has been told this agreement exists.  But we have not been told what it actually says — because the RCMP has stated it will not release the document without Beijing’s permission.
That is not how a democracy operates. Canadians do not need a foreign government’s consent to know what their own police force has agreed to.
We call on the Government of Canada to release all details of the RCMP–Ministry of Public Security MOU to Parliament and the Canadian public immediately.
This agreement was not signed in a vacuum. It was signed against a backdrop of sustained, documented, and escalating interference by the People’s Republic of China against Canada and Canadians.
@rcmpgrcpolice

[David Peterson @davidgpeterson]

Regarding Canada's Bill C-22: @ProtonVPN is Swiss. Complying with foreign surveillance orders without Swiss legal process is a criminal offence. Not happening.

We'll defend our Canadian users and never compromise them. We will fight C-22's application by every means available.

[Karla Treadway | Host Sovereign Sphere Podcast @thesovereignceo]

Chief Allan Adam is the lead voice of the First Nations coalition that brought the legal challenge that killed the citizen-led Alberta separation petition. He went on CBC to celebrate the ruling. He called it a "great win for Canada and for democracy."

But here is what CBC didn't ask him about.

Chief Allan receives foreign interference money. The Tides Foundation is a left-wing lobby organization based in San Francisco who wired $55,000 directly to Chief Allan Adam's bank account to oppose the oil sands.

Shortly after receiving that money, Adam flew to Toronto to sit on a stage next to Neil Young to publicly demonize Canada's energy industry.

CBC themselves reported that various American funders contributed an estimated $40 million to Canadian environmental and Indigenous groups with one specific goal.... to landlock Alberta crude by blocking pipeline construction. Researcher Vivian Krauss attributed the cancellation of Northern Gateway, Energy East, Keystone, and Trans Mountain directly to this coordinated American-funded campaign.

Chief Allan Adam was part of that campaign. He gladly took the money. This is real foreign interference in Canada's energy economy. And the same man who took American money to block Canadian prosperity is now the man leading the charge to block Albertans from having a democratic vote on their own future.

Meanwhile he REAPS the benefits of tax payer money from the very same industry profits.

The Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation's own audited financial statements tell a story that Chief Adam did not mention once during his CBC interview.

Combined with existing assets and real estate holdings, the band is sitting on close to $300 million. And the registered population of this band? 1,567 people total. With only 33 people living on reserve.

That works out to roughly $9 million per person on reserve and Canadian taxpayers are still sending them $10 million a year plus a $100 million lump sum payout.

Meanwhile this reserve has no public accounting of money spent since 2021. That's five years of missing financial disclosures. No accountability. No transparency. And the money keeps flowing.

Chief Adam has been doing this for years:

2018 — The National Post reported his complaints were complicating the Liberal review of the Frontier Oil Sands mine. The Alberta government publicly stated his concerns were about money, not environment.

2018 — Despite publicly criticizing fossil fuel developers and hosting anti-oil activists including Leonardo DiCaprio, Adam signed a benefit agreement with Teck after what he described as positive negotiations. His opposition was for sale.

2020 — Adam was stopped by RCMP outside a Fort McMurray casino for an expired license plate, resisted arrest, and publicly accused the officers of "racist" treatment. The RCMP was cleared. No evidence of misconduct was found.

Chief Allan Adam did not vote against Alberta separation. He did not organize Albertans to vote against it. He went to court to make sure Albertans never got to vote on it at all.

Over 300,000 Albertans signed that petition. They followed the law. They used the exact democratic mechanism the Legislature created for them. And a judge threw every one of those signatures in the garbage.

A man taking money from foreign interference organizations who also massively benefits from Alberta prosperity is taking democratic rights away from Albertans.

Yet he thinks this is a "win for democracy."

Canadians you are being scammed in every way possible.

[Kirk Lubimov @KirkLubimov]

We live in an instant gratification society in the West, and most can't comprehend the length of time adversaries will invest to slowly destroy the West.

[The Aureus Press @Trad_West_Art]

They LOVE to fuck up a river - I mean that is number 1 on their to-do list

[Congressman Brandon Gill @RepBrandonGill]

Today I asked an abortion advocate what her favorite method of abortion is.

[Daniel Tyrie @DanielTyrie]

Disturbing report leaked from the Armed Forces.

Permanent Residents with as little as 3 months in Canada are now being admitted into the CAF. The result? Tribal conflict between Cameroonian and Ivorian recruits.

PRs and immigrants should not be eligible to serve in the CAF.