Ivison: Canada is ‘rolling out the red carpet’ for radical Islam

Western democracies are not pushing back on violent Muslims who are seeking to dismantle our way of life, said Yasmine Mohammed, a women’s rights activist and author who was forced to marry an al-Qaida terrorist when she was 19.

“We’re rolling out the red carpet. And if anybody tries to say anything, then that person is demonized as an Islamophobe or a racist or a bigot or whatever, just for speaking up against what any normal, decent human being would be speaking up against,” she said.

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WARMINGTON: This ‘Swift’ motorcade from airport was courtesy of Toronto Police and taxpayers

This Swift trip into the city from the airport was Taylor made for a superstar!

And paid for by Toronto taxpayers. It was a motorcade and Toronto Police escort fit for a world leader or royalty.

President Taylor Swift? Queen Taylor? Or, in this case, prime minister?

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Why the Left has no luck with men

Trump seduced the #MeToo generation

The days when most young voters, whether male or female, would reliably vote Democrat are over. Among the axiomatic election patterns smashed by Donald Trump, young men have swung to the Republicans by nearly 30%.

Cue the scorn. The Left-leaning press has derided the shift as merely the rise of “toxic masculinity” and the hatred of women’s rights. The New York Times described something even more sinister, calling it creeping “hegemonic masculinity”.

This reflexive contempt may unintentionally provide an explanation for the reversal. Many young men believe they live in a liberal-leaning society that actively despises them, treating them with disdain rather than empathy as their struggles have mounted.

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An Ontario Teen’s Cannabis-Induced Psychosis Led to Suicide—Mother Raises Alarm

The risk of psychosis for teens using cannabis has become increasingly clear to researchers in Canada and abroad in recent years—and it’s tragically clear to Troy and Tara Neufeld of Westport, Ontario.

Their daughter, Mila, died by suicide in 2021 at the age of 18. What drove her to that point became evident little by little in the following weeks as the Neufelds spoke to Mila’s friends and read through her diary.

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Government overkill is why illegal cannabis still accounts for 30% of the market

Legalizing cannabis was supposed to spark a revolution — a bold new era of progress, opportunity and transformation. Instead, it began a complicated journey marked by significant achievements but also frustrating setbacks. Canada’s legalization has shifted both the culture and the industry, paving the way for innovative products, strict quality standards and a burgeoning community of consumers. But several remaining hurdles make it hard for the legal industry to realize its full potential and, as legalization was supposed to do, eliminate the illegal cannabis industry.

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Paris prosecutor seeks jail and public office ban for Marine Le Pen

A Paris prosecutor has requested a five-year prison sentence and a five-year ban from public office for the far-right leader Marine Le Pen, at a trial in which she and 24 others are accused of embezzling EU funds.

The trial, which comes almost a decade after initial investigations started, threatens to undermine her National Rally (RN) party’s efforts to polish its image before the 2027 presidential election, which many believe she could win.

On Wednesday, the Paris prosecutor requested a €300,000 (£249,439) fine, five years in prison and an ineligibility sentence against Le Pen, with provisional execution – meaning the ban on running for public office would take immediate effect.

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Proposed class-action alleges abuse, cultural devastation at Indigenous group homes in Canada

A proposed class-action lawsuit against the Canadian government says Indigenous children removed from their communities and placed in group homes beginning in the 1950s suffered physical, sexual and psychological abuse that “was commonplace, condoned and, arguably, encouraged.”

The Federal Court lawsuit filed this month in Vancouver says children across the country were forcibly removed from their homes and taken “to live with strangers — sometimes hundreds of kilometres from their families and Indigenous communities.”

Lawyer Doug Lennox said the lawsuit seeks compensation for those harmed by the country’s historic policy of assimilation.

The Never Ending Grievance.

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What kind of functional country lets alleged criminals, by the hundreds, walk free? Canada, apparently

In April, a Toronto man accused of sexually abusing his niece walked free. According to the Crown, the man allegedly started abusing her from the time she was four or five until she was 16, and he took pornographic photos of her that he used to extort her into performing sexual acts. The case was deemed a “priority” owing to the seriousness of the charges, but it was nevertheless subject to a series of delays which, in the end, meant that it would have been 31 months between the time that charges were first brought and the scheduled conclusion of the trial had it gone on.

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But It’s OK to hold Whites collectively responsible for Slavery or anything else you’d care to name

This is Deb Lyons Canada’s Antisemitism Tsarina educating the public that “collective guilt” is wrong. I agree it is but why then is it fine to collectively blame Canadians especially White Canadians for Slavery and pretty much any other “social justice” grievance?

I posted this because I am getting more and more frustrated with people who assume thy can get away with supporting “Social Justice” and it’s racist off-shoot DEI so long as it’s only Whites who are its target.

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