Arthur Weinreb

Canada’s new Defence Minister on ISIS—nothing to see here folks

Justin Trudeau and his cabinet were sworn in on November 4 and one of the most interesting appointments was of Harjit Sajjan as Minister of Defence.

Conservatives not off to a good start in opposition

During the evening of October 19 when it was declared the Liberals had won a majority government, the CPC announced Stephen Harper was stepping down as leader of the party but would remain as an MP. This set off a race for an interim leader of the party who would lead the party until a permanent leader can be chosen. It is expected the leadership race, when it begins will be a long one.

Another day, another cop-hating fast food worker

Ever since Obama and other race baiters began fueling hate against America’s men and women in blue, there have been several incidents involving employees of fast food restaurants disrespecting police officers who went to their establishments as customers.

Did Premier Kathleen Wynne pay off the police?

Ever since Caledonia in 2006 when natives took over a sub development, it has been no secret that the Ontario Provincial Police gladly do the bidding of the provincial Liberal government. But certain facts revealed recently lead to the question of whether or not the Wynne government made any payments to the OPP or more precisely the police union, the Ontario Provincial Police Association (OPPA).

More police call for Quentin Tarantino boycott

As CFP reported earlier this week, an anti-police demonstration was held in New York City less than two days after Officer Raymond Holder was shot and killed while in the exercise of his duties in East Harlem.

NYPD union calls for boycott of Quentin Tarantino

On Thursday, protesters, led by Black Lives Matter, staged an anti-cop demonstration in Times Square. The protest was held less than 48-hours after NYPD officer, Raymond Holder, 33, was gunned down in East Harlem. The officer who originally came to the United States from Guyana, was black. Holder was the fourth NYPD officer to die a violent death while in the line of duty in the last eleven months.

Where is Scott Walker now that we need him?

When Donald Trump first entered the Republican race for president he captured the attention of the nation with his stance on illegal immigration. One of his proposals, laughed at by the elites but popular with ordinary Republican voters, was to build a fence along the southern border of the United States.

Sharpton on NYPD cop’s murder—“This has to stop!”

NYPD officer Randolph Holder, 33, was shot to death in Harlem Tuesday night. The five-year veteran of the department had been on patrol of public housing in East Harlem at the time he was killed. Around 8:30 p.m., police responded to a report of shots fired. Police spotted several men, one of whom stole a bicycle at gunpoint and began to flee. Holder and another officer caught up to the man and shots were exchanged. Holder was shot once in the forehead and was killed. The suspect, Tyrone (Peanut) Howard, 30, was arrested a few blocks away.

Canada could be in for a fundamental transformation

The federal election to be held on Monday could be one of the most important in Canadian history that could result in, as Barack Obama would say, a fundamental transformation of the country.

There’s a new class of politicians and it ain’t pretty

As election campaigns heat up, such as the one leading to Canada’s federal election that will be held on October 19, there are a lot of candidates that say some things they later regret. These types of comments range from the truly racist and bigoted to those perceived to be so in this politically correct world that the left like to refer to as “microagressions.”

LAPD cops fatally shoot man who threw bottle at cruiser

The incident took place around 11:30 pm Saturday. Two LAPD officers were in their patrol car that was stopped for a red light in Van Nuys when the back window of their car shattered. Both officers bailed out of their vehicle and began shooting. A man who has not yet been identified was shot dead. No weapons were found on the dead man.

Providence police accuse Dunkin’ Donuts of not being socially responsible

The Providence Fraternal Order of Police wrote to the head office of Dunkin’ Donuts, expressing their concern over two recent incidents that occurred recently in New England when officers went into their establishments to order coffee.

Why would anyone vote for Justin Trudeau’s Liberals?

The support for the Liberal Party of Canada in 2015, much like how to get the caramel into Cadbury’s Caramilk bars is one of life’s little mysteries.

Canada revokes citizenship of convicted terror plotter

On May 29, 2015, the Strengthening Canadian Citizenship Act came into force. This legislation allows for citizenship to be stripped from Canadians for, among other things, terrorist activity.

According to the left there is no ‘war on cops’

The “war on cops” began in the wake of the shooting death of Michael Brown, aka the Gentle Giant. The killing set off the Black Lives Matters movement that began based upon the “hands up, don’t shoot” lie; that the black punk had his hands up attempting to surrender when he was killed by former white Ferguson police officer, Darren Wilson.

Texas business produces ‘thin blue line’ stickers in support of police

April Killingsworth is the manager of Tangent Signs in Walker County, Texas. The company makes stickers, banners, decals and signs, some of which are put on vehicles.

Philadelphia Starbucks refuses to let cop use washroom

And the unnamed sergeant with the Philadelphia police ranted about it. When you have to go, you have to go. The officer went into a Starbucks and asked a barista if he could use the washroom. The worker gave him an unequivocal "no."

Florida deputy tears up as 7-year-old offers to buy him breakfast

A bright spot in the war on police is that for every time a server in a fast food restaurant refuses service to police officers there seem to be just as many if not more random acts of kindness by strangers.

Threat to kill cops no big deal to Texas convenience store

Earlier this week an Austin police officer was in a South Austin convenience store to take a report when he needed to use the washroom. Written on the washroom door was the following:

After sheriff complains about anti-police Facebook pages, his posts are removed

In the upside down world that is now the United States of America where thugs are heroes and cops are targeted for execution, here is another example of this craziness. Michael Bouchard, the sheriff of Oakland County, Michigan, is on the executive of the Major Counties Sheriff’s Association (MCSA), a group representing sheriffs in jurisdictions with populations over 500,000.