The New Axis of Tyrannies vs. the West: A Mighty Clash of Titans

The volatile world political order currently reflects a clash between an axis of hegemonic dictatorships flexing their increasing military prowess, and an alliance of Western nations, including Israel, the West’s sole democratic partner in the Middle East.

Driven by disparate ideologies, the axis includes Russia, with imperialist aims over vast regions, Slavic and otherwise; China, with a desire for world domination; Iran, striving for a global Islamist Caliphate; and, to a lesser degree, North Korea, apparently intent on seizing the Korean peninsula, for a start.

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Canada Expects 1.2 Million Residents To Leave Next Year, Refugee Claims Soar

… One expected route people appear to be making is asylum claims, a.k.a. refugee claims. Canada saw 133k refugee claims made as of September year to date (YTD), up 38% from last year. More so, 63.9% of those claims were filed at inland offices, meaning those making a claim were already in the country. Inland filings hover around 50% of total annual claims in previous years, so these filings are a large part of the soaring claims.

One segment of temporary residents, international students, saw a big jump recently. According to an analysis in the Globe, about 13.7k of this year’s refugee claims YTD were people on study permits. At 4.5x the average volume seen in prior years, this volume is unheard of in Canada.

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Logan Paul accused of misleading fans over crypto investments

Logan Paul, the massively popular social media personality, is facing fresh questions over his cryptocurrency dealings amid ongoing concerns he may have profited from misleading fans.

The BBC has seen new evidence suggesting he promoted investments without revealing he had a financial interest in them.

The influence of Paul – whose YouTube channel has more than 23 million followers – appears to have caused prices in these investments to spike, leading to suggestions he could have profited from sales of any tokens he held.

Paul also currently faces a multi-million-dollar lawsuit over a failed crypto project called CryptoZoo.

Watch Coffeezilla and you’ll never go near Crypto whatever ever. Many “celebs” whether witting or not have been involved in Rug Pulls etc.

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Canada’s security agencies suspect Modi knew of plot to kill Sikh activist

Canadian security agencies believe Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India knew about the killing of a Sikh separatist leader in British Columbia and other violent plots, according to a senior national-security official who worked on the intelligence assessment of New Delhi’s foreign-interference operations in Canada.

The official said Canadian and American intelligence tied the assassination operations to Home Affairs Minister Amit Shah. Also in the loop, the official said, was Mr. Modi’s trusted national-security adviser Ajit Doval and External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar.

Why is Trudeau hosting Khalistan extremists in Canada?

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NEVER MIND SOROS: The Regime Media SEETHE With Envy at Trump-Musk Bond

The dust has not yet fully settled on the 2024 presidential election, and the Biden-Trump transition is in full swing. As the Regime Media shifts to Resistance mode, one focal point of coverage emerges: the relationship between President-Elect Donald Trump and Tesla/SpaceX founder Elon Musk, which will be covered as improper whenever possible.

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It Seems Others Interested in How Gallup Keeps Getting It Wrong

Gallup polls blew it. I’ve already talked a bit about that, of course. It’s kind of funny that they blew it because while they’re still claiming that people support gun control, they don’t seem to have an answer about why it played such a non-existent roll in the 2024 presidential election. I hit on part of why that’s the case.

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Trudeau’s So Called Palestinian Canadians condemn ‘betrayal’ of faltering Gaza visa scheme

Palestinian Canadians have renewed their calls for Canada to take concrete action to get their loved ones out of the Gaza Strip amid Israel’s unrelenting bombardment, slamming a temporary Gaza visa scheme launched earlier this year as a failure.

Omar Omar, a representative of the advocacy group Gazan Families, said on Tuesday that he has been trying to get his relatives out of Gaza for months.

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Tren de Aragua gangster Jose Ibarra sentenced to life in prison for vicious murder of nursing student Laken Riley

ATHENS, Ga. — Tren de Aragua gang member Jose Ibarra was sentenced to life without parole Wednesday for the vicious murder of promising nursing student Laken Riley in a case that ignited a national firestorm over the Biden administration’s open border policy and coddling of illegal immigrants.

The sentencing was meted out a little more than two hours after Judge Patrick Haggard announced the guilty verdict on all charges on the fourth day of the Athens, Georgia, murder trial, in which 29 witnesses were called by the prosecution.

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Colby Cosh: The impending implosion of Trudeau’s ‘win-win-win’ EV battery plant deal

Whirl with me back in time all the way to September 2023, when the federal and Quebec governments announced that they would be partnering with Swedish battery maker Northvolt to plunge headlong into the bright green future. Canada and Quebec would be laying out about $2.7 billion in capital, and more in downstream subsidies, to facilitate the construction of a vast, hypermodern battery plant in the province’s hinterland to help meet the world’s unlimited appetite for electric vehicles, creating thousands of jobs and contributing to global environmental health. “It’s a win-win-win — for workers, for communities, and for the environment,” trumpeted the prime minister. What could go wrong?

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ABC‘s Hostin Has to Issue ‘Legal Note‘ on Gaetz that No Charges Were Brought

Sunny Hostin – shit for brains

On Tuesday’s broadcast of ABC’s “The View,” co-host and ABC News Senior Legal Correspondent and Analyst Sunny Hostin issued a “legal note” after Attorney General nominee Matt Gaetz issued a statement to ABC News on allegations against him.

h/t Mauser

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Trudeau’s Canada: Yazidi victims and the bloodthirsty Muslim savages next door

Yazidi victims of ISIS and the long wait for justice

… For many Yazidis, justice means prosecuting ISIS members for what they did in Syria and Iraq, but such cases remain rare in Canada.

Only three of the nine ISIS women who have returned to Canada from Syria face any criminal charges. None of the four women now living disconcertingly close to Bashar in Alberta have been charged.

And while the government has been bringing home Canadians who were in ISIS, it has not yet allowed Bashar’s youngest daughter Wafaa, who survived years as a slave to ISIS men, to join them in Calgary.

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Sabrina Carpenter church video lands priest in hot water

After a fleeting view of the words “RIP bitch” on a coffin, and a neon crucifix shining brightly, a pink Cadillac hearse pulls up to Our Lady of Mount Carmel church, in the Williamsburg neighbourhood of Brooklyn, New York.

It is driven by the US pop star Sabrina Carpenter, who proceeds to gyrate inside the church in front of the altar as she sings her hit Feather.

Lame.

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John Ivison: It’s not ‘cancel culture’ to silence people who encourage terrorism

Well at least he hates Trudeau.

Sheikh Younus Kathrada is a strict adherent of an idea central to extremist groups like ISIS that disavows anything deemed un-Islamic.

At the same time, the South African-born imam is an almost obsessive enthusiast for that most western of phenomena, social media.

Kathrada, who operates the Muslim Youth of Victoria Islamic centre in British Columbia, hands down his great thoughts almost daily to his flock.

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