The UK, Canada and Russia show a merging trend: Links 1 for December,ber 6, 2025

1. Canadians probably suspected all this, but this is an excellent bundle of facts which show the COMINTERN attack on Canada, financially, and in terms of prioritizing foreigners who, for the most part, hate our culture, people and values at the most core level.

2. American Vietnamese is about fed up with Somalis in the USA. Hard to find anything incorrect about what he says here at all.

3. So, it looks like it’s as bad in Eurasia Russia as it is in Oceana The UK in terms of freedom of speech and attempts to resist Islamic manifest destiny. No idea why but how can we explain this? A crushing disappointment to those who believe Putin’s Russia is a bulwark against Islam and totalitarianism.

The police detained 12-year-old Masha in Verkhnyaya Kurya for a poem against the construction of a mosque: deputy Matveev appealed to the Prosecutor General’s Office

(Machine translation from Russian)

State Duma deputy Mikhail Matveev announced the detention and interrogation of a 12-year-old girl in Verkhnyaya Kurya, Perm Territory. Previously, the reason was a poem that she published on the Internet: in it, a girl opposes the construction of a mosque in a village between an Orthodox monastery and a school. According to the deputy, they decided to check the girl for extremism, and for this they detained her near the school by two police crews. It is possible that they began to interrogate without their parents at the station. Matveev intends to contact the Prosecutor General’s Office for an assessment of this fact.

An initiative group in Verkhnyaya Kurya has been fighting for several years against the construction of a mosque in the Perm microdistrict. As deputy Mikhail Matveev writes, now «the main threat to the construction of a migrant mosque has been identified. This is a 12-year-old girl Masha». Last year, she wrote a poem, recorded it on video and posted it online:

«Rise up, my people!
A great rabble is coming at us
Against predatory strangers
That they bring us the darkness of centuries.
The whip is preparing for us
Terrible mosque
Against the formidable thief
Upper Kurya stood up.
Weaves a web of spiders
Black Mosque.
We cannot be moved, We cannot be broken.
Let’s live here in Russian!
Believe and sing –
Get away from us, mosque!»

Please do read at the source. If you have Brave or Chrome it will translate pretty well into English. The girl’s video is there as well and should appear here soon with subtitles.

This seems like a good place to mention this as well: Moscow Subway erects proud looking statue of Joseph Stalin.

4. Stephen Coughlin in an interview we did with him at some point this year, showed a chart he had made of the stages of the communist revolution that is overtaking the West. One of the steps of the ladder was ‘Moving from Covert to Overt”. Perhaps it’s time we placed an arrow there that says: “We are here”. Meanwhile, back in Airstrip 1 Oceana:

‘Frankly, a Very Authoritarian Government’: Labour-Led Britain Suspends Elections, Announces Rollout of China-Style Facial Recognition Cameras

Brexit leader Nigel Farage eviscerated the left-wing British government for piling depredations upon depredations on the British people, as they announced yet another postponement of local elections without good reason, on the same day they moved to roll out China-style facial recognition cameras.

Speaking at a Reform Party press conference, Mr Farage said of these “monstrous” changes:

…today’s the day we learn that there will be surveillance cameras not just in our big cities, but literally in every single village. The surveillance state is getting very, very close indeed.

And that, of course, in the same week that we learn the 800-year-right to trial-by-jury is to be abolished in the majority of cases… and of course despite not being in the manifesto, the government want to introduce digital I.D., leaving literally every single one of us in this country open to hackers.

And it is, frankly, a very authoritarian government. It doesn’t really believe in liberty, it doesn’t believe in individual freedom, and we learn it doesn’t really believe in democracy either.

Here is the whole presser by Farage. It is quite good so far. I will try and extract the salient bit above, but his excoriation of the BBC at the start makes it worth the time to watch alone.

5. Mark Carney’s Potemkin houses

I think the massive importance of this recent event will be lost to ‘journalists’ in Canada, and certainly to the general public.

First, let’s understand one famous aspect of Soviet history: The Potemkin Village.

Initially a tactic used by a Minister and lover of Catherine the Great, Potemkin would create fake villages to impress her in newly conquered territories of Crimea and other parts of expanding Russia. He would build facades of homes and businesses and move peasants around to look like these essentially Hollywood style Western movie towns were prosperous communities.

Lenin and Stalin ramped that up a lot to try and make it look like the various 5 year plans were working. According to Chat GPT:

the Soviets used the exact same tactic—and far more aggressively.

These included:

Under Lenin

• Western journalists and delegations were shown staged “model” factories or farms

• Horrific famine was concealed (especially 1921–22)

Under Stalin (especially the 1930s)

• “Model collective farms” were built to impress foreign visitors

• Entire regions were cleaned and staged before delegations arrived

• The NKVD hid famine zones (e.g., Holodomor) from all outsiders

• Potemkin factories were created to show nonexistent industrial successes

The most famous example:
Gareth Jones and Malcolm Muggeridge reported the truth of the Holodomor, but the Soviets countered with Potemkin tours for journalists like New York Times reporter, Walter Duranty.

This is why in modern discourse people often think “Potemkin village = Communism.”

Now let’s twig back to that excellent National Post article on Mark Carney from 2021: