CBC’s Robyn Urback published an opinion piece regarding an alleged (note: It’s alleged, Robyn) “assault” of Toronto SUN photographer Stan Behal at a Toronto rally against hate on Saturday, August 11. Urback’s Twitter bio explains she formerly worked at the conservative and foreign owned National Post and holds “Bad political opinions”. When a journalist says “Bad political opinions” in that self-effacing tone, it can generally be read as code for some mixture of views espousing centre-right, far-right or anti-political correctness sentiments. At least the statement was true, her opinions are terrible!

(Brussels) Following the July 2018 NATO summit in Brussels, the military alliance has announced a sharp increase in military aid to America’s antifascist movement (Antifa) which expands the secret airlift of arms and equipment for the uprising against President Donald J. Trump, according to air traffic data, interviews with officials in several countries and the accounts of Antifa commanders.

‘He wasn’t politically motivated’.

‘He was mentally unstable’.

‘He lost a lawsuit, #soreloser’.

I spent the last year hanging out in an edgy Islamist meme group on Facebook and it didn’t take me long to figure out that whether they’re guided by Islamism or by White Supremacism, the angry young men of the alt-right sound and act the same everywhere you go.