France: Muslim pupil’s father on trial for spreading lies that led to teacher’s Islamist beheading

It was a killing that started with a lie. In October 2020, an Islamist terrorist tracked down and decapitated professor Samuel Paty as he left school on the last day before half-term holidays.

In the days preceding his murder, Paty, 47, who taught geography and history, had been the subject of an intense campaign of online harassment sparked when a 13-year-old student claimed he had discriminated against his Muslim pupils during a class on moral and civic education.

The girl told her father Paty had instructed Muslim students to leave the classroom at the Bois-d’Aulne secondary school at Conflans-Sainte-Honorine in the Paris suburbs while he showed students caricatures of the prophet Muhammad from the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo.


How horribly absurd to read about Islamist predation on what should be a peaceful Sunday.

These cultists now daily roam our streets. 

Islam has never made anything better that they’re here in Canada is testament to the profound hate our elites hold for us.

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How Rumble went from a family-friendly Canadian startup to a megaphone for U.S. election deniers

Steven Crowder has big plans for election night. The far-right commentator says he will livestream his show on the video-sharing platform Rumble until a winner is declared.

Crowder, who routinely airs debunked claims of voter fraud, believes that could take days or weeks, potentially making his the “longest-lasting election night livestream in internet history.”

He is promising the Nov. 5 show will highlight “election anomalies coast-to-coast,” reported to him by “undercover” journalists and volunteer poll watchers.


In a nutshell CBC sought out a bunch of far-left censorship proponents to validate their narrative.

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In America’s ‘swingiest county’ voters are being canvassed right up to the voting booth

In Bucks County it is difficult to tell whether visible support for Donald Trump will translate into fewer votes for Kamala Harris

A Trump/Vance sticker punctuates Brandi George’s baby bump as she parades past a long queue of voters.

Cradling her swollen stomach, outside the Bucks County Administration Building, the 35-year-old mother of two has just voted for Donald Trump.

“As a mum of a young family, you know, I’m looking for a candidate who is looking for policies that are just going to make the economy better for my kids to grow up in. I am also religious, I am pro-life, I think that celebrating families is good for the country,” she says.


After Trump’s election WAPO reporters revealed that throughout their travels covering the candidates they rarely encountered Hillary signage but Trump’s was everywhere. I hope the same holds true for Kamala’s run.

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Why are churches burning across Canada?

Weak response to religious arson has been alarming

When churches burn across Canada, do they make a sound? The answer, sadly, seems to be no.

It began near the town of Penticton, British Columbia, in the early morning of June 21.

Sacred Heart Mission and St. Gregory Mission, both located on Indian tribal lands, burnt completely to the ground.

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Are Democrats Operating a Money-Laundering Scheme?

With the 2024 Presidential campaign in its final hours, attention among many Capitol Hill insiders is shifting to the battle for control of Congress. And if House investigators are successful in their investigations, Democrat fundraising website ACT BLUE may turn out to have been functioning as an illegal money-laundering operation for foreign campaign contributions.

h/t DS

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MELANSON: If you like Hamas in Gaza, you’ll love Land Back in Canada

There was a minor uproar in Manitoba recently when a speaker invited to discuss “settler colonialism” at a Winnipeg School Division event announced to the assembled crowd of educators that, “Resistance To Colonialism Is Not Terrorism.”

School board officials quickly and dutifully apologized for such an outrageous claim.

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The Pentagon Fails to Send Absentee Ballots to Active Military Service Members

Republican lawmakers demand answers from the Pentagon after military service members complained that they have not received enough absentee ballots to vote before Election Day.

GOP Reps. Brian Mast (R-FL), Bill Huizenga (R-MI), and Mike Waltz (R-FL) sent a letter to Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin citing their “grave concern over deficiencies in the Defense Department’s protocols” for the U.S. military because they said the absentee ballot stockpile has been “depleted and had not been replenished.”

h/t Mauser

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LEDREW: PM Justin Trudeau should stay on until he’s booted from office in an election

Only when he and his sycophants are tossed out of Ottawa will Canadians be able to rebuild what we’ve lost during his time in office

So, the current state of affairs in that Neverland called Ottawa is that a few nameless Liberal MPs wish Justin Trudeau would leave.

But he is a cagey one.

Fearing that this day would come sometime, he finished off that institution called the Liberal Party of Canada in favour of his progressive socialist party, leaving only the Liberal Caucus to oppose him – and they have no power.

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Southport ricin charge statement was delayed by riot fears

The announcement of two additional charges against the Southport suspect was delayed by up to a fortnight amid growing fears of a fresh wave of public disorder, it can be disclosed.

The hold-up happened as the high-profile Chris Kaba murder case was winding up and there was a real possibility that firearms police officers across the country could put down their weapons in protest at the prospect of a colleague being convicted. Kaba, a 24-year-old black man, was shot and killed by an officer in Streatham, south London, in September 2022.

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Did someone order a side of Hezbollah with their Hamas?

Ottawa under pressure to give more Lebanese a safe haven in Canada

Ottawa is facing calls to expand a temporary immigration program that gives people who have managed to escape Lebanon a safe haven in Canada, with MPs and immigration experts saying the measures are too limited and leave relatives of Canadians in peril.

Earlier this week, the federal government announced a program that will allow Lebanese nationals and their immediate families to extend their stay in Canada so they can avoid the fighting between Israel and Iranian-backed militant group Hezbollah that has escalated over the past five weeks.

No thanks, cancel that order.

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Teen killed in Aurora police shooting ‘just a normal kid,’ acquaintance says

A 17-year-old boy killed in a police shooting in Aurora this week was “just a normal kid” who was kind and respectful to everyone, says a man who knew him as a volunteer at the local mosque.

The teen died in an “exchange of gunfire” with four York Regional Police (YRP) officers at about 7:45 p.m. on Wednesday, according to Ontario’s Special Investigations Unit (SIU).

Fellow Mohammedans say he was a lamp unto the world who died in an exchange of gunfire with police while found “breaking in” to his own home.

Do you know many upstanding teens who carry firearms?

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Canada’s ‘Preppers’ Are Ready for Anything in Uncertain Times

CLOYNE, Ont.—The term “prepper” is not in every Canadian’s vocabulary. But when you pair it with “doomsday,” many people picture bomb shelters, canned goods, and post-apocalyptic fiction.

“I’m not a doomsday, apocalypse-type prepper,” said David Arama, as he sat in his lodge in Cloyne, a small village about three hours north of Toronto. A few paces away was the door to his concrete cellar stocked with food and water. He’s ready for almost anything, but not everything.

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