VIDEO: Former Canuck minister warns of danger of mass immigration

The Hon. Stockwell "Doris" Day Jr is a former Canadian politician who served as leader of the Canadian Alliance from 2000 to 2001 and later as a member of the Conservative Party of Canada. He then held several cabinet portfolios under Prime Minister Steve Harpoon, including that of "Minister of Public Safety", and was widely seen as a prominent voice for social conservatives within the Conservative Party.

Mr Day emerged from his burrow six months late this year, with this dire warning for Canadians about the perils of admitting too many Third-Worlders who cannot or will not assimilate to their hosts' culture, bringing with them instead their barbaric cultural practices, which they expect the hosts to respect and adopt.

Don't think, dear reader, that just because you live in a country which is not entirely ruled by liberal elites [i.e. the US of A! Ed.] this doesn't apply to you. Listen up! 

There's just one thing wrong with Mr Day's message. You'll hear it right at the beginning when he says Canada is "not wide open." Sadly, it is! The invaders have prevailed, and Canada has become Canuckistan. 

Too late to ask  now, "How did they get it? What can we do to keep them out?" Whenever a raghead or burrhead wants to enter Canada, all he has to do is walk across the World's Longest Undefended Border TM at any "unauthorized crossing point" such as Roxham Road, near St-Bernard-de-Lacolle QC. 

Don't believe me? Here's a quote from "Federal Court cancels 'unreasonable' release order for accused murderer with alleged ties to the Bishnoi gang", National Post, 5/8/26. "According to court records, after spending some time in the U.S. and Mexico, Singh entered Canada by foot between ports of entry in Quebec in January 2025 and made a refugee claim." Yes, we have a photo!

The notorious Roxham Road border crossing -- the one the story referred to in the NP story -- has supposedly been closed now. A "No Entry" sign has been posted and there are no longer Mounties there to carry the bogus refugees' luggage (minimum tip $5 per bag). But there are "unauthorized entry points" all along the remaining 1000s of miles of open borders. Mr Day is quite right about what's going to happen... nooooo, what's happening already!

Your Sikhs today: Singh Uber all us

If you're ordering a ride from Uber, can you ask for a white, native-born driver? Wouldn't that be racist? 

Walt thinks such a question would be only prudent, considering the frequency of incidents like one which occurred in Burlington ON last month. 

Halton Region cops have charged an Uber driver -- Mandeep Singh -- after a woman was sexually assaulted twice in Burlington last month. 

Inspector Singh (no relation) said the woman was in the parking lot of the Burlington GO station on June 16th at 1715 when a driver approached her. During their conversation, the driver allegedly sexually assaulted the woman. 

Police said the victim left [presumably on foot. Ed] but the driver followed her to a nearby business, where he allegedly sexually assaulted her for the second time. 

The driver was later identified as 25-year-old Mandeep Singh, a graduate of the Singh School of Truck Driving who was employed as an Uber driving at the time. Police said he was arrested on Sunday, and has been charged with two counts of sexual assault. 

We are unable to get any information about the terms on which he was released from bail. He may be driving a ride-share vehicle somewhere in the Grerater Toronto Area [sikh] right now. Police are concerned that there may be additional victims, so if you see him, call 1-888-222-SIKH immediately!.

Fauci fails to make it into the Jeopardy Tournament of Champions

Scraped from the Babylon Bee, of course!

The religion of peace

Glaring apostrophe error in a book about law for the layman

Ed. has just renewed his membership in the Grammar Police. He has this advice for those who aspire to be published writers.

Apostrophes give many writers a lot of trouble. Sometimes, you might be tempted to put an apostrophe where it does not belong, such as when you are simply making a word plural. 

Other times, you need to make a word possessive, but you might forget to use the apostrophe. 

Then, of course, there is that whole its / it’s thing that confuses most everyone. Remember, the rule is to use an apostrophe when you need to show possession or ownership. 

The exception is with possessive pronouns such as my, your, his, hers, ours, their, and its. "Its" shows ownership while "it’s" is a contraction for "it is". So, just like "hers" and "his" are possessive pronouns that don’t use an apostrophe to show possession, "its" follows the same format. 

For more information on the apostrophe, be sure to check out the Apostrophe section in the Punctuation area of Grammar Essentials of the Excelsior Online Writing Lab. If you just need to brush up your skills, visit the Apostrophe Refresher. 

If  you don't follow these rules, you might end up with a sentence like this: 

Its abundantly clear to me that the rule’s of English grammar can be confusing and following it’s many exceptions even more so! 😒

WRONG! The sentence should read (and be punctuated) like this.

It’s abundantly clear to me that the rules of English grammar can be confusing and following its many exceptions even more so! 😀

Quick quiz: See how many apostrophe errors you can find in the title of the book pictured at left.

Answer: "Juror's", "Sheriff's", "Bailiff's", and "Justice's" are all WRONG, using the possessive form where the plural is wanted. This is not a joke, but a real book, advertised on the Thriftbooks website. We'll have to give the author a pass, as he's obviously a product of American education. And yes, "we'll" and "he's" are correct. They are contractions of "we will" and "he is".

Remind you of anyone?

Meanwhile, over Iran