They laughed at me in Prague!

I will have a Sticky post of the UAP hearing live stream up at 11:30 AM

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4 in 5 of Trudeau’s migrants rely on food banks, Toronto report finds

As it has annually since the pandemic, the number of people visiting Toronto food banks for the first time soared again over the last year, and newcomers to Canada are among the largest cohort of new users.

According to the Daily Bread and North York Harvest food bank’s Who’s Hungry Report 2024 – compiled using data from almost 1,400 users and 67 community sites, along with independent research and analysis – 154,700 new clients availed of their services between April 1, 2023, and March 31, 2024.

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FEMA worker accused of telling staff to skip hurricane-ravaged Trump homes claims it was common practice: ‘This is not isolated’

The Federal Emergency Management Agency supervisor accused of telling staff to skip hurricane-ravaged homes that had Trump campaign signs claims it wasn’t an “isolated” incident — and that she’s been hung out to dry.

Marn’i Washington, who was fired last week over the saga, broke her silence in an interview with YouTube podcaster Roland Martin Monday, arguing she had just been following a widespread FEMA policy of avoiding “politically hostile” homes.

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WTF?

More … University of Rochester: Wanted Posters of Jewish Faculty Members Glued to Walls

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In preparation for Trump 2.0, Ottawa must broadcast that our border is closed

U.S. President Joe Biden did Canada a solid back in 2023, when his government agreed to new terms on the Safe Third Country Agreement (STCA) with Canada. A loophole in the previous agreement meant that migrants who crossed into Canada at irregular crossings, such as Roxham Road in Quebec, could still claim asylum in Canada. The U.S. could thus wash its hands of, for example, the nearly 40,000 people who entered Canada at unofficial points of entry in 2022 alone. “Sorry, Canada: they’re your problem now.”

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WARMINGTON: Organizer says Sinwar vigil still on despite Mississauga mayor’s denial

Muslims Desecrate Remembrance Day

This is Mississauga. Not Gaza.

Seems some are having a difficult time understanding that.

In a mysterious video posted to social media, the supposed organizer of an upcoming martyr “vigil” for Hamas’s deceased leader — killed by Israel last month — promises it will happen at Celebration Square in Mississauga as if it was in Gaza.

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Joe Adam George: Khalistani-Hindu clashes product of Trudeau’s post-national experiment

In what has now become a common theme in the streets of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s post-national Canada, chaos and extremist violence marred an otherwise joyous occasion for the Canadian-Indian community celebrating Diwali and Bandi Chhor Diwas — festivals that symbolize the spiritual victory of good over evil and fighting injustice and oppression.

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Trump’s Pollster: Corporate Media Polls, Guided By Bias, Missed Again

After Fulton County, Georgia, District Attorney Fani Willis’ sham indictment of former President Donald Trump in mid-August 2023, the propaganda press wrote another addendum to the political obituary of the odds-on favorite for the Republican Party presidential nomination.

John McLaughlin predicted Trump would win the 2024 presidential race in a landslide. 

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Amsterdam Struggles to Quell Unrest Days After Attacks on Israeli Soccer Fans

Authorities in Amsterdam are grappling with unrest after violent assaults targeting Israeli soccer fans last week sparked outrage around the world and kicked off a charged debate over migration and integration in the Netherlands.

Amsterdam police said they had arrested five more people in connection with last week’s violence, which included targeted assaults on Israeli soccer fans by attackers who chased them through the streets on motorbikes. Four of those remained in custody as of late Monday, police said. Four others detained on Thursday and Friday also remained in custody, the Amsterdam prosecutor’s office said.

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The Heartbreak of Trump Derangement Syndrome

When I was a kid, America fretted about “the heartbreak of psoriasis,” an advertising catch-phrase that raised awareness to an almost hysterical degree about a skin condition that legitimately afflicts millions of people. Today, a legitimate psychological condition is bringing heartbreak to untold millions, perhaps even tens of millions, of Americans who need relief: Trump Derangement Syndrome, or TDS.

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