Islamize Montreal, Win a Paid Vacation

The unseriousness of Western authorities only emboldens civilization’s enemies.

A group of public school teachers in Montreal have just been discovered to have been busy introducing the principles of Islam into their classroom lessons. They weren’t teaching about the nature or history of Islam as a religion, but were instead presenting Islam as fact and the precepts of Sharia as principles to live by. When they discovered that this was being done, Canadian authorities were duly indignant. What they did in response, however, is more likely to embolden other teachers to follow the example of those who were “disciplined,” rather than discourage such activities in the future. It is by such weakness that Islamization is emboldened and advances.

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Nuremberg on the Hudson

Trump’s triumphant Madison Square Garden rally intensifies Nazi madness on the U.S. Left.

On Sunday at a brunch in Budapest, a Dutch colleague overheard two Americans fretting about the Washington Post’s decision not to endorse a presidential candidate this year. The woman griped about the scandal of this decision, and said the newspaper’s supposed capitulation to Trump makes it easier for authoritarians to take power. Her husband just mumbled assent, either because he agrees, or because he just wanted to eat his breakfast in peace. 

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‘World’s fattest’ cat dies despite stint at fat camp

A cat dubbed the world’s fattest feline has died despite a stint at pet fat camp.

Crumbs, an online sensation who weighed 38 pounds, had lost seven pounds at the veterinary weight-loss centre in Perm, Russia, but developed breathing problems and died.

Vets blamed his extensive rolls of flab for hiding the cancerous tumours that are suspected to have killed Crumbs, known as Kroshik in Russian, on Saturday. Scans had failed to detect them.

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Transgender Dem voter arrested for Trump shooting threat a day before Pennsylvania rally

Transgender Wannabe Trump Assassin Paul J. Gavenonis

A Democrat voter was arrested for making death threats against Donald Trump the day before he appeared at a rally in Pennsylvania.

Paul J. Gavenonis, 74, who uses female pronouns, was detained after she was allegedly overheard making the remarks while trying to obtain a parking pass at Penn State University.

Gavenonis declared, ‘I hate Donald Trump, I’d like to shoot that guy’ according to police, who say she also mimed a ‘racking gun motion’ with her hands, the Lexington Herald Leader reports.

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Assisted dying ‘abused’ in Canada, admits group that helped legalise it

Scheme originally intended for terminally ill has been expanded, with one patient offered it for hearing loss, leaked call reveals

Assisted dying is being abused in Canada with doctors coercing patients into ending their lives, members of the group who helped to legalise it have admitted.

Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) was introduced for the terminally ill in Canada in 2016 after a campaign group took a case to the country’s supreme court.

Assisted dying has since been rapidly expanded, with disabled people given access in 2021 and those with mental health conditions set to join them by 2027.

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Justin Trudeau is spoiling for a fight, even if it means taking his party down with him

Pity Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who can’t so much as order a coffee in Ottawa Centre without being asked, “Cream or sugar, sir? And also: why won’t you step down?”

The question has dogged the Prime Minister for months, ever since it became clear, after the Liberals’ by-election defeat in its former stronghold of Toronto-St. Paul’s in June, that the party rescued by Mr. Trudeau more than a decade ago is now being marched into electoral oblivion by his lead.

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Ottawa must amend criminal code to send you to jail for pointing out the fake graves scam is a scam says special interlocutor

Ottawa must combat residential school denialism by amending Criminal Code, special interlocutor says

The federal government must address residential school denialism by amending the Criminal Code to make it an offence to wilfully promote hatred against Indigenous peoples by downplaying or justifying the harms the institutions caused, a special interlocutor has said in a final report.

Kimberly Murray, the Independent Special Interlocutor for missing children and unmarked graves and burial sites associated with Indian residential schools, released her findings Tuesday in

Gatineau, Que. She was appointed to her role in June, 2022, by the federal Justice Minister and was given a two-year term. In June, her mandate was extended for six months.

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The crazy mirror world of Canadian trans politics

Canada, bastion of agreeableness, is facing an “extremist threat.” Who are these dangerous terrorists, threatening to destroy the maple syrupy vibes we have so long enjoyed in America’s very polite, but very dull, neighbour? Apparently, it’s the people who still recall the difference between mommy and daddy, and refuse to pretend otherwise.

Earlier this year, Canada’s intelligence agency, CSIS, warned of an impending “extremist” threat. Based on a report by the Integrated Terrorism Assessment Centre (ITAC), CSIS determined that the “anti-gender movement,” made up of Canadian citizens concerned about the various impacts of trans ideology on kids, women, and free speech, could “inspire and encourage serious violence against the 2SLGBTQI+ community.”

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The Glory of America After Trump Wins

Next week, we face a choice. It is a huge choice. A yuge choice, if you will. The ramifications are enormous. Historic. It’s easy to forget that we are watching history happen. When you read about the past, you read about about when LBJ quit or when JFK was shot. Those are historic moments written in the history books. And we are living through history now. We had both of those things happen again in just the last few months, a dropout and an assassination attempt, except they tried to kill Trump twice and they failed. For those of us who love history, it is remarkable that we are part of it. I remember overhearing command net radio calls during the Gulf War that I later read about in books. Savor it. You are part of forever just for being alive now. People will read about this election cycle for centuries to come, assuming there’s still an America.

h/t DS

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Hezbollah names the late Naim Qassem as new boss

Hezbollah has chosen Naim Qassem as its new leader to replace Hassan Nasrallah, who was assassinated in an Israeli airstrike last month.

In a statement released on Tuesday, the Lebanese militant group, announced that the Shura Council, its main central decision-making body, had “agreed to elect his Eminence Sheikh Naim Qassem as secretary-general of Hezbollah”.

h/t patthedog

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Conservative housing proposal puts Liberals on the back foot

The Conservatives promised buyers of newly built homes that they’d save thousands of dollars on their mortgage payments. The Liberals complained the Tory plan would cut funding for municipalities.

One of these parties understands who votes. The other doesn’t seem to.

It’s pretty clear the key political issue in Canada is affordability. The housing crisis is a big, looming, social problem but a 34-year-old who can’t even think about buying a house understands it in terms of dollars.

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The Media Is Implementing Sinwar’s Genocidal Strategy

Following the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, documentary evidence has emerged confirming what many observers already knew: namely, that Sinwar weaponized the death of Gazan civilians, especially women and children.

He understood that the media would emphasize these civilian deaths, attribute them all to Israel, and increase the pressure on the Israeli government to satisfy Hamas’s unreasonable demands. This is how the Wall Street Journal put it, following a lengthy investigation.

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