A-list star ‘horrified’ as alleged Diddy sex tape gets pushed to media outlets: ‘He feels like he was victimized years ago’

The male A-list celebrity who is the subject of an alleged sex tape with Sean “Diddy” Combs is “horrified” that the footage is being shopped around to media outlets, two members of the star’s inner circle told The Post.

“It’s triggering,” said one of the insiders. “It feels like a betrayal and a violation, and it’s causing a lot of issues. It brings up some really disturbing and bad memories.”

More than one person is hawking the incriminating footage, which shows a man who appears to be Combs having sex with a younger male, who appears to be the A-lister. Both of their faces are clearly visible in the footage.

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What have I been up to?

Kathy’s Anti-War Pins

I’ve spent the last few evenings sorting through boxes of Kathy’s things.

Small treasures have been found like the little box pictured above containing all of her “Anti-War” pins along with some photos of No-Nuke marches she attended.

Older pics of she and I have turned up along with her “1st communion” journey complete with hand drawn pictures and captions.

Also a scrap book of a childhood Maritimes road trip.

It’s been good fun. Her Mom loved her very much and that explains the many many childhood photos.

And I mean many. My hope is to select the best and eventually post them on a dedicated web site along with as much of her writings as I can gather.

A few pieces new to me have turned up including one that in discussing her Mother’s battle with ovarian cancer portends her own.

This is the sort I have put off. It will be a big job and this first pass is just to decide what I do not need to keep as I inherited her Mom’s things as well as some of her grandparents.

I miss her.

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Terry Newman: A year in the life at Hamas HQ, I mean, a Canadian university

It has now been a year since Hamas attacked Israel, took hostages, and murdered around 1200, not only Israelis, but also foreign nationals, including eight Canadians. The attack happened thousands of kilometres from where I was teaching, at McGill and Concordia universities, but the effects on campus were shocking and immediate. And I don’t see any sign that universities are prepared for its anniversary, unless you call prepared asking professors to move their classes online, and insisting it has nothing to do with safety.

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Massive surge of illegal migrants, including suspected terrorists, crossing border from Canada to US

It’s well-known that millions of migrants have illegally entered the United States, crossing over the country’s southern border with Mexico. What isn’t as well-known is migrants are also crossing illegally into the US over its northern border with Canada.

And while it’s very much shy of the numbers coming in from the south, the number of migrants crossing from the north has increased 50-fold under the Biden-Harris administration, according to the US Border Patrol.

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Some Democrats Feeling Nervous About Kamala’s ‘Run Out the Clock’ Campaign

It’s not just conservatives who have noticed that Kamala Harris is hiding from the media and acting like she has an unassailable lead in this race. Democrats are seeing the same thing and at least a few of them were honest enough to say so to NBC News.

She’s running scared, afraid to face the press unless its a scripted encounter and I think Obama will hinder as much as help her campaign.

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David Suzuki and fellow climate cranks demand CBC produce more climate crank propaganda

Five eminent CBC alumni are urging the public broadcaster to deepen its coverage of the climate crisis in the face of an escalating “civilizational threat.”

“As journalists, members of the CBC family and as Canadians concerned about our future, we ask that the CBC treat the climate breakdown as the existential crisis and civilizational threat that it is,” reads a copy of the letter obtained by the Star.

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Nice little news network you got there. Pity if anything should happen to it …

So apparently the boycott is off: Pierre Poilievre has announced he has lifted last week’s fatwa on Conservative MPs speaking to CTV News.

Lest you think this is owing to any sudden outburst of magnanimity on the Conservative leader’s part, it is not: CTV had earlier announced that two employees responsible for a misleadingly edited clip of Mr. Poilievre speaking are “no longer members of the CTV News team.” The sacrifice appears to have placated him, for now.

As I understand it Coyne is upset that the Conservatives did not welcome being misrepresented in the CTV report.

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What does “hate speech” actually mean?

To all those who support “hate speech” laws, I ask one simple question: how would you define the term in law?

In 2012, the European Court of Human Rights concluded that there “is no universally accepted definition” of the expression “hate speech”.

A manual published by UNESCO in 2015 accepted that “the possibility of reaching a universally shared definition seems unlikely”.

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ICE Numbers Offer Chilling Proof of Kamala’s Illegal Alien Crime Crisis

Border czarina cackles as invading rapists, murderers carry on.

It’s worse than you think.

By now, many Americans have grown numb to the relentless nightmare of illegal aliens who rob, beat, rape, and kill U.S. citizens. The names Laken Riley, Rachel Morin, and Jocelyn Nungaray — all killed by illegal aliens — offer grim reminders of this bloody mess. Even worse, these and other lethal illegals were welcomed with open arms by Border Czarina Kamala Harris, in abrogation of her official oath to “defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic.”

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Ruling finds professor’s firing from Calgary university disproportionate to conduct

Mount Royal University’s decision to fire a controversial tenured professor in 2021 was disproportionate, even if her conduct did warrant discipline, an arbitrator has ruled.

The decision, which runs more than 300 pages, was delivered in July. It concerns 10 grievances filed by the professor, Frances Widdowson, and the Mount Royal Faculty Association, tied to Widdowson’s dismissal on Dec. 20, 2021.

The hearing’s main focus was not on comments from Widdowson that made headlines in 2020, when she suggested there were educational benefits to Canada’s residential school system and complained the Black Lives Matter movement had “destroyed” MRU — though she now says the statement about BLM was intended to be hyperbolic.

The only controversy here was the insane reaction of the university and her colleagues.

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Talibanization of Bangladesh

Bangladesh anti-blasphemy rally 2015

Days after Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was forced to flee the country amidst protests led by Jamaat-e-Islami, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), Hizb ut-Tahrir, Hefazat-e-Islam, and other Islamist forces, all charges against Mufti Jashimuddin Rahmani, the chief of the Al-Qaeda-affiliated Ansarullah Bangla Team (ABT)—later rebranded as Ansar Al Islam—were dropped. Rahmani, along with dozens of imprisoned Islamists and jihadists, was released. Shortly after his release, Rahmani appeared in a viral video, calling on West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to “free Bengal from Modi’s rule and declare its independence.”

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Power-of-sale listings more than double as mortgage lenders repossess homes from over-leveraged buyers

The Toronto area has seen a 112 per cent increase in power of sales over the last year as more homeowners struggle to pay their mortgage, leaving some lenders with no option but to take over the home and sell it.

In September across the GTA, there were 204 power-of-sale listings, more than double the 96 power of sales reported in September 2023, said Anza Malik, broker of record and co-founder of Valery Real estate Inc. Brokerage.

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Meta smart glasses can reveal personal details about strangers on the street — even home addresses

This pernicious program is every stalker’s dream.

Two Harvard students developed a program for Ray-Ban’s Meta smart glasses that can be used to identify an individual and obtain access to their personal information, including a home address.

AnhPhu Nguyen and Caine Ardayfio, who are engineering students at the Ivy League school, posted a chilling demonstration of what their program, dubbed I-Xray, can do.

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