Opinion: Are the federal Liberals facing an extinction event?

The odds are pretty good that if you’re reading this right now, you live in a part of the world that once belonged to mammoths. The woolly mammoth ranged over vast areas of the northern hemisphere, from the Arctic Circle to Spain and from Europe across Asia and into the Americas. A cold-adapted animal, the mammoth nevertheless survived for millions of years despite the coming and going of warming periods between ice ages. When the temperature warmed and the steppe gave way to forests, mammoths would retreat to colder areas and their numbers would shrink. When the ice came back, the sovereigns of the north would reclaim their rightful place.

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Anti-Muslim hate in US rises since 7 October say advocates of Israel’s destruction

Anti-Muslim hate in US rises since 7 October but advocates praise community resilience

Arafat Issa hangs Palestinian flags across a pedestrian bridge in Durham, North Carolina, almost every week. But on 28 July, a man in a baseball cap pulled out a knife and cut the flags down from the steel railing. Issa says the man cursed at him and his family before waving the knife in their direction. They had two small children, including Issa’s four-month-old daughter, with them.

“He told us: go back where you came from,” Issa says. “I was scared … it’s not like we were doing anything wrong. We were peacefully protesting.”

Issa is a 42-year-old Palestinian American barber who has lived in North Carolina for more than a decade. His parents and siblings are in the West Bank, where settler violence against Palestinians is escalating. His experience is one of many examples of anti-Palestinian and anti-Muslim hate documented by the Council on American-Islamic Relations (Cair) since 7 October of last year. “We are seeing an uptick in violent vigilante response to peaceful pro-Palestinian protesters,” said Nicole Fauster-Bradford, a community advocacy director at Cair.

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GUNTER: Why the NDP don’t want an election

Support for the NDP has now inched ahead of support for the Liberals in some polls, particularly if Quebec results are excluded.

For instance, according to an Abacus Data poll released over the weekend, the NDP (10%) are the fourth party in Quebec behind the Bloc (37%), Liberals (28%) and Conservatives (22%). In the rest of Canada, though, the Conservatives lead with 50% support, followed by the NDP at 22% and the Liberals at just 19%.

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Denzel Washington once confronted Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs at party, stormed out after screaming match: report

Sean “Diddy” Combs once caught heat from Denzel Washington during a party, according to a new report.

The actor, 69, allegedly confronted Combs during an all-night affair he attended with his wife, Pauletta Washington, in 2003, a source told Us Weekly Wednesday.

“Denzel screamed, ‘You don’t respect anyone,’” the insider, who was reportedly close with the Oscar winner in the early 2000s, claimed.


It has become apparent that many knew, just as with Weinstein, Lauer, Epstein et al.

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Canada’s many many Nazis as likely as Danishes to attack Jewish community over Gaza conflict anniversary intelligence report says

Extremist attack on Jewish community ‘realistic possibility,’ intelligence report says

… The government’s Integrated Terrorism Assessment Centre wrote in a June 24 memo that it was monitoring “the rising tide of antisemitism and violent rhetoric associated with the conflict in Gaza with concern.”

“A lone actor attack—inspired by a range of ideological or religious extremism such as neo-Nazism or DAESH [ISIS] (Ed. Danishes)—targeting Jewish interests in Canada is a realistic possibility,” said a July 10 memo.

… The de-classified materials on the Canadian national security implications of the Hamas-Israel conflict were disclosed to Global News under the Access to Information Act.


Danishes are bad, evil and mean but Canada’s Nazis are a far greater risk.

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Net Zero is becoming synonymous with economic suicide

If any two commodities were central to the industrial revolution, they were coal and steel. Britain pioneered the mass production of both, launching a worldwide transformation that multiplied living standards many times over. And now, ironically, it looks as if, in an almost Maoist pursuit of global leadership in achieving Net Zero, we will be the first major developed country to close them both down. There is just one catch. In reality, that is economic suicide – and time is running out to do anything about it.

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Premier François Legault says Trudeau should use force to dump 50% of Quebec’ asylum seekers in other Provinces

Premier François Legault says the federal government should force asylum seekers arriving in Quebec to move to other provinces, including people who have already settled in the province.

Legault said during a trip to Paris on Wednesday that he wants half of the asylum seekers currently in Quebec to be transferred elsewhere in the country.

The premier says it doesn’t make sense that Quebec receives about 45 percent of would-be refugees in Canada, despite accounting for only 22 percent of the population.

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Explosions and gunshots at Israeli embassies in Sweden and Denmark

A gunman opened fire on the Israeli embassy in Stockholm and two bombs were set off near its counterpart in Copenhagen, in what one prominent terrorism expert described as an apparent escalation of Iran’s “shadow war” against Jewish targets in Europe.

At least one gunshot was aimed at the embassy in Stockholm at about 6pm on Tuesday. At 3.20am on Wednesday, two hand grenades were detonated about 100m away from the embassy in the Danish capital.

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Mainstreet poll shows Liberals on track to win ZERO seats in Ontario

They made Justin cry.

A federal poll conducted by national pollster Mainstreet Research suggests Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the Liberal party are in third place ahead of the next election.

Findings further indicate the Liberals could lose each of its Ontario ridings, according to a graph based on the Mainstreet data by election modeller Charestiste.

I wish. But Toronto is a stupid city.

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Trudeau Liberals’ internal combustion engine ban out of gas: poll

OTTAWA — Plans by the Trudeau Liberals to ban gas and diesel-powered vehicles by 2035 are driving Canadians around the bend, new poll numbers suggest.

A new Leger poll this week, commissioned by the Canadian Taxpayers Association, show only around 30% of respondents supporting the ban, which was formally announced last year by the government.

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