Trudeau Liberals buying Hamas ‘lies’: author/soldier John Spencer

John Spencer, the world’s foremost expert on urban warfare, has choice words for the Trudeau government: “Do your homework.”

At a lecture at a Toronto synagogue late last week, he said that the federal Liberals, “believe lies” coming from Hamas, and “base their policies on them,” including withholding weapons from Israel needed to fight the terror group. (Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly announced on September 10 that Canada suspended about 30 permits for arms shipments.)

Trudeau is a low life. He cares about one thing when it comes to Israel and that’s Muslim votes. Whether Hamas tells the truth or not is irrelevant.

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Biden Admin Pushes Israel to Give Land to Hezbollah

The appeasement lobby only has one big idea when it comes to Islamic terrorists and any other enemies:

  1. Give them land.
  2. When the terrorists attack anyway, explain that it’s because they didn’t get enough land last time.
  3. Give them more land.
  4. When the terrorists attack anyway, explain that it’s because they didn’t get enough land last time.

Israel has been living through this particular “peace process” nightmare for a generation.

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B.C. to introduce involuntary care for people with addictions, premier says ahead of October election

British Columbia will introduce involuntary care for people with concurrent addiction, mental illness and acquired brain injuries, as well as legislation that would compel youth to receive care if they are unable to seek it themselves, B.C. Premier David Eby announced Sunday.

Secure care will be offered through correctional facilities, hospitals and secure housing and care facilities, the premier said. The first correctional facility will be the Surrey Pretrial Services Centre, for people sentenced or being held on remand, while the first secure housing and care facility will be on the grounds of the Alouette Correctional Centre in Maple Ridge. Hospitals will also provide involuntary care under the changes, he said.

It is the right policy but I don’t trust that guy.

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New tiny village sparks uproar after neighbors make staggering claim

The residents of a tiny home village in Portland, Oregon are being blamed for a drastic increase in crimes in the neighborhood.

People living in University Park, a North Portland neighborhood, said that ever since the Peninsula Crossing Safe Rest Village appeared, crime rates have skyrocketed.

Portland police data supports this claim, according to KATU.

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JD Vance DESTROYS The Regime Media’s ‘Trumpwashing’ of Springfield Story

GOP vice presidential nominee and Ohio Senator JD Vance went on the Regime Media’s Sunday public affairs shows and utterly dismantled them for their lack of coverage of the stress that the Biden-Harris administration’s immigration policies have placed upon such towns as Springfield, Ohio, until a Trump-adverse angle can be exploited.

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Justin Trudeau’s Party Has a Popularity Problem: Justin Trudeau

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal Party should be a shoo-in for a parliamentary seat at the southern point of the island of Montreal.

The district has been a stronghold for his party for more than half a century. It was home to another Liberal prime minister a generation ago. The base for a former Liberal justice minister. An easy drive to Mr. Trudeau’s own redoubt in the city.

And yet, days before a special election on Monday to choose the district’s member of Canada’s Parliament, polls show a tight three-way contest. For many lifelong Liberals, the problem is clear: It is Mr. Trudeau himself.

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An ‘Acute Threat’ Is Posed by Russia in Its Operations in the Arctic

Russia completes today its largest military exercises since the fall of the Soviet Union. With naval vessels operating in the Atlantic, Arctic, Pacific, Baltic, Caspian, and Mediterranean, President Putin seeks through his Ocean-24 exercise to divert attention from his stalled war in Ukraine and to remind Communist China and the world that Russia is still a maritime power.

Russia’s defense ministry said that 400 vessels, 120 aircraft and helicopters, and 90,000 personnel, are taking part in the exercise. Even with four Chinese warships and a supply vessel joining maneuvers in the northern Pacific, the Russian numbers seem to be a stretch.

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The Houthi missile attack is Iran’s latest move

The Houthi missile attack on Israel on Sunday was an important move for the Iranian regime.

The attack was part of Iran’s overall war against Israel in the region, using its proxies, and not simply in a Houthi-centric context. The group claimed to use a “hypersonic” missile, a claim that dovetails with Iran’s claims of developing a hypersonic missile last year. This is very much part of the Iranian multi-front war plan against Israel, a war launched by Hamas on October 7, 2023.

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Justin Trudeau’s sinking popularity puts him on shaky ground

In late August, a tense exchange was caught on camera between Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and a local steel worker in northern Ontario.

As Trudeau reached out for a handshake, the worker refused it, confronting the prime minister instead about his struggle to make ends meet despite having a steady job.

Trudeau responded by listing things his Liberal government has done to help working families, including a national dental care programme and a tariff on Chinese steel that is designed to protect Canadian workers.

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Democrat’s family is slammed for vile mockery of latest Trump assassination attempt

The wife of an impeachment witness against former president Trump has been slammed for mocking the latest assassination attempt on the Republican nominee.

Rachel Vindman, wife of retired Lt. Colonel Alexander Vindman, posted on X saying: ‘No ears were harmed. Carry on with your Sunday afternoon.’

Vindman had took aim at the president who was struck in the ear following an assassination attempt in July, two months before the events of Sunday.

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CHARLEBOIS: These are Canada’s ‘Hunger Games’

Last week, Feed Ontario disclosed that over a million residents in Ontario, Canada’s wealthiest province, sought assistance from food banks over the past year.

A million people.

That’s essentially Nova Scotia’s entire population as a province. This revelation presents a stark contrast when juxtaposed with the situation south of the border in the United States.

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Media is asking wrong questions about Trump assassination attempt

Donald Trump was yesterday the target of an assassination attempt while playing golf at his West Palm Beach club in Florida. The attempt comes eight weeks after the former president was shot in the ear in Butler, Pennsylvania.

This sequence of events doesn’t just “raise questions”: it challenges some of the foundational assumptions of American political life. During this latest attempt, a Secret Service agent who advanced ahead of Trump on the course spotted a rifle barrel sticking out from foliage against a chain-link fence. Agents “immediately engaged” — though it’s unclear what that means — and the suspect, thought to be 58-year-old Ryan Routh, fled before eventually being caught by police on a Florida highway. The distance between the would-be assassin and Trump is estimated at around 300 metres.

The media is the problem, they are doing the work of the Deep State which seeks to justify Trump’s murder through the demonization of he and his voters.

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An unstable Parliament where the issue is Justin Trudeau

There were two sides to the speech Pierre Poilievre gave in front Conservative caucus on Sunday, one in each official language.

For the first 11 minutes, Mr. Poilievre spoke in French, and for almost all of that time he taunted the Bloc Québécois. Then he switched to English and spent 13 minutes needling the NDP. In each case, the subject was Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

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