In yet another disturbing escalation of state‑sponsored madness, a spokeswoman for Canada's national police force, the RCMP, has warned that a person who shifts from liberal to more traditional values could be showing signs of radicalization.
The war for Taiwan hasn't begun-but the world is already training for it. This week, dramatic footage emerged from China's southeastern coast showing dozens of "tank boats" charging through the sea in a display of raw amphibious power. Meanwhile, the US, Australia and Japan have been practicing war games of their own.
In a staggering act of spiritual betrayal and moral collapse, Spain’s lower house has voted 311–33 in favor of a bill that would criminalize pastors, counselors, and even parents who offer biblical help to individuals seeking freedom from homosexuality or gender confusion.
Across Europe, Christian believers are facing a surge of hatred that's rarely covered in headlines, barely whispered about in press rooms, and all too often dismissed as random acts of vandalism or misunderstood outbursts. But make no mistake: anti-Christian violence is growing. And it is no longer just a string of isolated events-it's a wave, and it's intensifying.
Last month several foreign officials received Signal messages from what appeared to be U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio. These weren't generic phishing attempts or obvious scams. They included AI-generated voice messages, realistic branding mimicking "state.gov" communication, and highly credible language.
Perhaps most alarmingly-and most revealing-is the psychological transformation taking place in many European societies. Defense ministers now speak of "mental preparedness" for war. The public, for its part, is beginning to absorb the message.