Opinion

Why I Left TMU: A Canadian Student’s Search for Real Academia in France The ongoing decline of Canadian academia has compelled me to express my deep concerns, particularly regarding developments at Toronto Metropolitan University. Similar patterns are also evident at other ideologically driven institutions such as McGill University and the University of Toronto. In contrast, […]

Do you like it? 150

Read more

Can Your Morning Drive Become the Best Time in Human Civilization? Does anyone remember when Scott Adams only had under 20,000 Twitter followers? That’s around the time I started tuning into his daily podcast. Earlier this week, many people online were stunned to hear the news that Scott Adams is terminally ill. What followed was […]

Do you like it? 150

Read more

The Dark Web Linking Qatar, Lobbyists, and U.S. Alternative Media After Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 presidential election, Qatari foreign agents reoriented their media outreach strategy, focusing heavily on right-wing and conservative outlets in the U.S. Prior to the election, just 10% of Qatar’s communications targeted conservative media. That number jumped to over 50% […]

Do you like it? 150

Read more

How Academia Uses Tariff Dispute for Ideological Conformity It has not been very long since Donald Trump finally followed through on the implementation of the tariffs he had been promising since late November. From the moment he made his intentions regarding trade with Canada clear, he became even more of a public enemy in the […]

Do you like it? 150

Read more

Two Controversial Officers Have Yet to Face Disciplinary Action Last month, Toronto’s finest—Officers Saddiqui and Ali—decided to pop onto a podcast and treat us all to a dose of geopolitical wisdom so perfectly in tune with what Middle East experts call the Muslim Brotherhood’s global terrorist playlist that you’d swear they’d been rehearsing in the […]

Do you like it? 150

Read more

Signs of hope for 2025 After his victory in the 2024 election, former President Trump—now President-elect Trump—reaffirmed his intention to pardon participants in the January 6th Capitol protest. He likened these individuals to the Canadian truckers, portraying both groups as victims of politically motivated persecution by an increasingly hostile ruling class. Trump also alluded to […]

Do you like it? 150

Read more

We Took the Road Less Traveled, and That Has Made All the Difference. During, or perhaps immediately after, the assassination attempt on President Trump, the world witnessed one of the most iconic photos in American history—Trump, with a defiant fist raised in front of the American flag, surrounded by Secret Service agents. As a non-American […]

Do you like it? 150

Read more

Has Digital Influence Peddling Eroded Conservatism? It is essential to recognize that offering critique of individuals or their perspectives on significant matters does not equate to personal disdain or disrespect. This nuance, once widely understood, appears to have been overshadowed in our increasingly hyper-reactionary world. I appeared on Tucker Carlson’s show on Fox News during […]

Do you like it? 150

Read more

Simply Bitcoin: Google’s Latest Victim of Targeted Censorship and Deplatforming “I was in the middle of a stream when YouTube deleted our account,” Nico Moran told me in an interview about the recent deplatforming of his company, Simply Bitcoin, by YouTube. “I don’t get into the crazy stuff we see online; my content and my […]

Do you like it? 150

Read more

One of the narratives put out by Alberta Premier Danielle Smith that has irked many members of the United Conservative Party is the continued insistence on using Liberal-style metrics to measure success.

Do you like it? 150

Read more