It’s time to stop the perpetrators of terrorism and international crimes from infiltrating Canada

In 2018, Ahmed Fouad Mostafa Eldidi arrived at Toronto’s Pearson Airport. After his application for refugee status was accepted in 2019, he received a work permit. He then became a permanent resident in 2021. Subsequently, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service gave his application a “favourable recommendation”, and Mr. Eldidi was granted Canadian citizenship in May 2024. Just two months later and after a tip from France, he was arrested with his son for allegedly planning a terrorist attack in Toronto. It then came to light that Mr. Eldidi had apparently appeared in 2015 promotional video by the Islamic State hacking the limbs off a prisoner with a sword – an act which likely constitutes a war crime.

This series of events has led to obvious questions: How could Canada not only let Mr. Eldidi into the country, but fail to identify him as a possible security threat during two separate national security screenings? Why did the Canadian authorities also not know of his alleged 2015 atrocities?

They vote Liberal.

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Why Is Kamala Still Losing?

A diligent inquiry into the predictive value of polling tells us the media probably can’t fool enough Americans to push Kamala over the top.

Nobody wants Kamala Harris to win this election more than do her celebrity media friends, who are willing to forfeit their credibility to drag her across the finish line. ABC News, whose blatantly one-sided “fact-checking” during Harris’s debate with Donald Trump was widely criticized, has seen its ratings tumble in the aftermath.

What’s remarkable is not just the absolute shamelessness of the media’s pro-Democrat bias — they’re so far in the tank for her, their “news coverage” is just an endless campaign ad for Harris — but the fact that it doesn’t seem to be helping. The one story they’re not reporting is the most important of all: Kamala Harris is losing this election.

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Hezbollah’s many friends in the West

After October 7, it was clear how well Hamas had cultivated public relations in the West. The same goes for Hezbollah. And it gets worse.

Sometimes it seems that the UN Secretary General draws inspiration from George Orwell’s “1984” for his press releases. Like when he said that October 7 did not happen “out of nowhere”. In short, Israel was asking for it.

Regarding the explosions against Hezbollah in Beirut, Antonio Guterres asked “not to turn civilian objects into weapons”. It is not right to detonate pagers and walkie talkies in the pockets of Lebanese Shiite terrorists. It goes without saying that the Secretary General did not ask himself why the Iranian ambassador to Beirut, Mojtaba Amani, also had a Hezbollah pager. The UN does not do well on asking itself such questions.

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It’s no longer a question of whether someone blows up Justin Trudeau’s government, but when. Here’s where the parties stand

Susan Delacourt: A funny thing happened on the way to Parliament getting back in business last week. And no, I am not talking about the clutch of protesters threatening MPs, which isn’t really that funny at all. I’m referring to the fact that all our federal politicians just got back to the Commons and they’re all talking pretty tough — the gloves are now seriously off. So how do you think we got here, Matt, and where is this headed?


Headed to nowhere.

The Pact was ended in name only to allow Jagmeet and Junior to campaign without the need to explain their parasitic union.

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Zion: A Place Worth Defending

The concept of home resonates deeply in all those searching for connection, peace, love, permanence and tranquility. This is particularly so for Jews, who have been scattered among alien cultures for countless generations. Their common faith and the ideal of a home — with specific focus on Israel — has enabled them to maintain their sense of identity and culture despite tremendous odds, barely surviving in hostile lands.

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The censors are in charge now

“One personal highlight from my week was being accused of enabling fascism by a member of the King’s Privy Council because I argued a film shouldn’t be cancelled under pressure from politicians and special-interest groups. “For Chris Selley, screening Russian intel operations at (the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF)) is free speech: peak Canadian naïveté fuelling Kremlin war propaganda,” former Conservative immigration minister Chris Alexander ventured on X. “If Ukraine’s only friends were as fair-weather as Canada, the war against fascism would be lost.”

Canadians fighting over whether to ban a film funded by Canadians. Do we not have better things to do?

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Washington Week Whipping! PBS Show Claims Trump Migrant Speech Like a ‘Fascist Neo-Nazi’

The latest Washington Week with The Atlantic, the journalistic political roundtable airing every Friday evening on tax-funded PBS, featured Atlantic magazine journalist Caitlin Dickerson accusing Donald Trump of not just racism, but using the rhetoric of “fascist neo-Nazi groups,” for his insistence on enforcing the borders and lowering immigration levels from certain world regions.

This is PBS in fall campaign mode, as in “don’t vote for the neo-Nazi!”

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Time for Doug Ford to install adult supervision at TDSB

The largest school board in the country shouldn’t be a training ground for radical political causes, but that’s what the Toronto District School Board has become. That’s why the Ford Government needs to place the school board under supervision.

This is long past due. The TDSB is racist, antisemitic and promotes perversion 24/7.

But it can’t stop there the teacher’s colleges are the breeding ground for the lunatics who run the asylum.

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Alabama police search for suspect in Birmingham shooting that killed four

A manhunt in Alabama for a suspect in the shooting outside a nightclub that killed four people and wounded 17 on Saturday night entered its second full day on Monday.

The shooting in Birmingham was at least the 24th mass murder in the US so far this year, according to the Gun Violence Archive. The archive defines a mass murder as one in which four victims are killed or wounded.

This is dropping right off the radar.

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Tariffs on China’s Electric Vehicles Only a ‘Short Reprieve’ for Canada’s EV Sector, Trade Committee Hears

Ottawa’s tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles (EVs) offer only a “short reprieve” for Canada’s EV industry, the Commons trade committee was told at a recent meeting about a month after the tariffs were announced in late August.

“This is basically a short reprieve—a temporary reprieve for Canadian manufacturers in the EV supply chain to basically step up to the plate and build the things that they have promised to build with investments from a lot of public dollars, and to actually get it started,” said Elizabeth Kwan, a senior researcher with the Canadian Labour Congress, on Sept. 16.


This sounds like an attempt to warn of the coming blow to Trudeau’s Soviet style EV investment strategy.

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Inside Diddy’s debauched star-studded White Parties where drugs were snorted off bodies, topless women cavorted in the pool and little kids were told ‘one day y’all gonna want to come’

New video has surfaced of Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs telling guests at one of his legendary White Parties in the Hamptons that it was time for the kids to go home and the real partying to begin.

In footage obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com, Diddy, 54, stands, champagne glass in hand, like a dictator on his balcony as he calls in the quid pro quo for the hospitality so far extended.

‘We fed you all, we gave you drinks, now it’s time to enjoy life,’ he says. ‘This is a celebration of life. This is the real White Party.


I wonder if we’ll ever know who’s on the “terabytes” of film the DOJ is said to have seized?

Speculation says the DOJ has secured cooperative witnesses in exchange for immunity and Diddy is looking at R. Kelly time.

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CHARLEBOIS: Feast or Famine — The new reality of eating in Canada

In recent years, the way Canadians consume food has dramatically transformed.

Data from Statistics Canada indicates that while food retail sales have been waning, food service sales have displayed remarkable resilience. Currently, the average Canadian spends approximately $246.19 per month on groceries, only slightly above the historical low of $241.19 recorded in May of this year.

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