Awareness of Trump’s Counter-Revolution Election Taking Hold

TORONTO – Now that the number crunching has ended, the significance of Trump’s victory is beginning to take hold. Even CNN Newsnetwork and its on-air reporters and phalanx of “experts” seem to be resigned to the new realities, and these resemble the “self-fulfilling prophesies” spread by the fear-mongering cadre of CNN’s vast reservoir of self-defined progressive advocates for ‘anyone but Trump’ movement, prior to the election. 

Continue reading→

Montreal in chaos, Trudeau dances at the concert. Poilievre: “Call an election now. We will fire you”

TORONTO – While chaos reigned in Montreal (clashes with the police, smashed windows and cars set on fire), the Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau, was dancing and singing at Taylor Swift’s concert in Toronto, exchanging “friendship bracelets” with the young fans of the American artist. Images, those spread on the numerous videos published on social networks, strongly contrasting: on the one hand, a night of terror for the Canadians of Montreal; on the other, “a night like a teenager rather than a prime minister”, as many have written on social networks, for the head of the Canadian government. Continue reading→

CORRIERE CANADESE / Braccio di ferro su Boissonnault, crollo dei sondaggi per i liberali

TORONTO – Nuovo tracollo del Partito Liberale nei sondaggi. A certificarlo è Abacus Data, che ha realizzato un’indagine demoscopica per carpire gli umori dell’elettorato canadese anche alla luce dello scandalo che ruota attorno all’ormai ex ministro Randy Boissonnault. Lo studio infatti è stato realizzato dal 14 al 19 novembre, quando la controversa vicenda è esplosa alla House of Commons prima dell’epilogo che si è consumato mercoledì, con le dimissioni del ministro avvallate da Justin Trudeau… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>> 

CORRIERE CANADESE / Trudeau fa gli ‘sconti’ per Natale. Blanchet: “Compra i voti e dà i soldi a chi li ha già”

TORONTO – Il primo ministro Justin Trudeau, in caduta libera nei sondaggi, si gioca la carta pre-natalizia del “tax break”: una sospensione di due mesi della GST (Goods and Services Tax, imposta sui beni e servizi) e dell’HST (Harmonized Sales Tax, imposta sulle vendite armonizzate che viene addebitata solo in alcune province del Canada) su articoli di prima necessità, abbigliamento e pannolini per bambini ma anche ristoranti, birra e vino, oltre a numerosi altri prodotti. Non solo: all’inizio della Primavera del 2025, tutti i canadesi che hanno lavorato nel 2023 e hanno guadagnato fino a 150.000 dollari al netto delle tasse riceveranno un “bonus” di 250 dollari… Read More in Corriere Canadese >>> 

Kevin Spacey stages a comeback with Italian Thriller

TORONTO – Film audiences have seen Kevin Spacey play duplicitous and sometimes vile villains, from a serial killer and a criminal mastermind to a ruthless politician, adulterous husband and abusive talent agent. Whether he was an infamous killer on a murder spree in Seven or a bored suburban husband in American Beauty, Spacey’s distinct and often disturbing ability to embody the most depraved and morally corrupt personalities was his calling card as an actor. And notwithstanding an imposed hiatus from 2017 to the present [due to sexual misconduct allegations] Spacey’s commitment to playing the most unsavoury rogues on screen has led him to his latest film The Contract – in which he plays the Devil. 

Continue reading→

Trudeau offers ‘discounts’. Blanchet: “He’s buying votes”

TORONTO – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, in “free fall” in the polls, is playing the pre-Christmas “tax break” card: a two-month suspension of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and the HST (Harmonized Sales Tax, a harmonized sales tax that is charged only in some provinces of Canada) on basic necessities, children’s clothing and diapers but also restaurants, beer and wine, as well as numerous other products. Not only that: at the beginning of Spring 2025, all Canadians who worked in 2023 and earned up to $150,000 after taxes will receive a “bonus” of $250. 

Continue reading→