Chinese ship under investigation over ‘sabotaged’ Baltic undersea cables

Lin Yee Tang

Swedish investigators are looking into the movements of a Chinese vessel in the Baltic Sea after two internet cables were severed, in what some Western leaders suspect was an act of sabotage.

The Yi Peng 3, a Chinese-registered bulk carrier passed close to Swedish-Lithuanian and Finnish-German cables at the time both were mysteriously damaged on Sunday and Monday, according to ship tracking data.

Sweden is now “taking a hard look” at Yi Peng 3 and the role it might have played in both incidents, a source familiar with the investigation told the Financial Times.

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Now even far-left extremist Justin Trudeau knows that immigration has broken Canada

Migration has spiralled under his leadership, and the political backlash has been immense

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau recently announced his Liberal government was going to cut immigration levels for the first time in years. The number of permanent residents in 2025 will decrease from a previously announced target of 500,000 to 395,000, or 21 percent.

What caused this abrupt shift? Trudeau said in an Oct. 24 press conference that Ottawa “didn’t get the balance quite right” in the post-pandemic period with respect to significant labour shortages. Hence, the government’s decision to “pause population growth” would help adjust this economic deficiency.

Hold on. The Left-wing Canadian PM actually did something right for a change? It’s a miracle! Hallelujah!

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Zelensky says Ukraine will lose war if US cuts funding

Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky told Fox News late on Tuesday that Ukraine would lose the war if Washington, its main military backer, pulled funding.

The Ukrainian leader said it would be “very dangerous if we lose unity in Europe, and what is most important is unity between Ukraine and the United States”.

US President-elect Donald Trump has campaigned on a promise to end US involvement in wars and instead use taxpayers’ money to improve Americans’ lives.

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Tasha Kheiriddin: Trump election threatens to upend Liberal policy

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberals may be anxious about the rise of Pierre Poilievre, but their real problem isn’t the Conservative leader. It’s Donald Trump.

With the former president returning to the White House in January, Trudeau faces a rapid dismantling of his progressive agenda at the hands of Trump’s new administration. From immigration to the environment, trade to health care, Trump’s bro-heavy cabinet is poised to upend American policy — and, by extension, rip up Canada’s, before the Conservatives even get the chance.

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Trump’s push for ‘Judge Dredd’ Matt Gaetz shows agenda to disrupt

Donald Trump is calling around Republican senators to make the case for his most debated cabinet pick — Matt Gaetz for attorney-general.

Trump knew that Gaetz, a former Florida congressman, faced a fight to be confirmed in the Senate as America’s top law officer. However, the president-elect does not have a plan B after rejecting his transition team’s shortlist of candidates, whom he deemed unlikely to carry out the far-reaching restructuring of the Department of Justice that he wants.

The battle has become a test of strength between the Senate, which is reluctant to be steamrolled and is balking at several unconventional nominees, and Trump, who never likes to concede defeat and believes he won an election mandate to put his own stamp on the way the government is run.

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Trial of alleged neo-Nazi terror propagandist ‘Dark Foreigner’ begins in Ottawa

Using the online alias “Dark Foreigner,” an Ottawa man made hate propaganda videos and images for an international neo-Nazi organization to promote hatred against Jews and others, and to recruit people to spread that hate, federal Crown prosecutors alleged at the beginning of his trial on Monday.

Patrick Gordon Macdonald, 27, pleaded not guilty to participating in terrorist activity, facilitating terrorist activity and committing an offence for the terrorist group Atomwaffen Division in 2018 and 2019.

Atomwaffen Division — now defunct — was later branded a terrorist organization in Canada in 2021.


He’s a despicable fool. That said how many members of ISIS have been released onto our streets by the RCMP once they returned to Canada with little more than an interview and a promise they’ll be good little Jihadis?.

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WTF?

This is the Canada that the Liberal Party and the NDP envision. Get used to it. h/t Patti Jo

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Police force at centre of Allison Pearson row did not investigate controversial imam

The police force at the centre of the Allison Pearson row has not investigated a controversial imam who called for “Zionists” to be destroyed.

Users of X, formerly Twitter, alerted Essex Police to comments by Shaykh Shams Ad-Duha Muhammad after footage of him calling for “punishment” of those who support the existence of Israel was posted.

The imam’s remarks came during a sermon at Hamptons Sports and Leisure Centre, in Chelmsford, last year. On Monday, Essex’s police, fire and crime commissioner had been due to speak at the same leisure centre before the address was cancelled with 90 minutes notice.

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Rights Group Urges Inquiry to Recommend Deporting Perpetrators of Foreign Interference

A human rights coalition says the Hogue Commission should recommend that the federal government use existing immigration laws to deport perpetrators of foreign interference.

“Many of the existing tools remain underutilized or utilized in inconsistent or incoherent ways. As part of the Commission’s series of recommendations, the Commissioner can and should recommend that existing immigration and sanctions laws be leveraged to support and protect victims,” the Human Rights Coalition wrote in its submission to the foreign interference inquiry on Nov. 4.
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Trump’s border czar Tom Homan clarifies exactly how military will be used for mass deportations, debunks frenzied liberal speculation

President-elect Trump’s new border czar is giving more clarity on exactly how the military will be used to aid in the mass deportations of illegal immigrants that the incoming administration has promised.

Tom Homan, who served as the acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) during Trump’s first term, debunked frenzied speculation from some liberals that the military could be deployed to arrest people on US streets — saying that service members would be used for “non-enforcement” duties.

“They certainly can handle transportation, whether that’s ground transportation or air transportation… and certainly help building infrastructure,” he told The Post.

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