The Only Deal Hamas Wants: Israel’s Surrender

The Iran-backed Palestinian terrorist group Hamas has repeated its demand that Israel withdraw completely from the Gaza Strip in order to reach a ceasefire-hostage agreement with Israel. Hamas, in other words, is demanding that Israel lose the war so that the terrorist group can regroup, rearm and prepare for more attacks on Israel like the one it launched on October 7, 2023. In that assault, 1,200 Israelis were murdered, with many raped, tortured and burned alive. Another 240 Israelis were kidnapped to the Gaza Strip, where 101 are still being held as hostages, many of them already murdered (see here and here).

In a statement issued on September 12, Hamas said that its representatives informed Egyptian and Qatari mediators of their “positivity and flexibility to reach a ceasefire in Gaza, according to which the Israeli occupation army would withdraw from the entire territory of the Gaza Strip in a way that achieves the interests of the Palestinians and paves the way for a prisoner exchange deal.”

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Have you noticed that things are no longer made to last?

I should say nothing lasts very long anymore. Liberals used to disdain the concept of ‘planned obsolescence,’ yet they say not a word about the increasing short lives of appliances and other items. Their own policies, supposedly designed to reduce carbon emissions and conserve energy and water, are part of the problem.

Those of you who are old enough to have had appliances from Whirlpool, Maytag, et al. in the distant past and have recently purchased new ones will know of what I speak.

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How did Robin DiAngelo get away with it for so long?

To see how debased ‘progressives’ have become, behold Robin DiAngelo stumping up 30 bucks in ‘reparations’ to an African-American gent. It happens in Matt Walsh’s new film, Am I Racist?, a Borat-style mockumentary that sends up race grifters. Walsh interviews DiAngelo while disguised as a self-hating hipster cracker: ponytail, cheap specs, lame blazer. He brings on his producer, Ben, a man of ethnic-minority heritage. He offers Ben cash, as a small gesture of white regret for the ‘400 years of oppression’ Ben’s people have experienced in America. He invites Ms DiAngelo to do likewise. She’s reluctant, but she does it – she skulks over to her purse, fishes out 30 dollars, and hands it to the black man. ‘That’s all the cash I have’, she says, in pained tones.

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French State Regulator Hits Broadcaster with €20,000 Fine for Climate ‘Misinformation’

Watched by a global audience, last month’s opening ceremony of the Olympic Games in Paris featured an obscene mockery of the Christian Last Supper. Everyone is entitled to their view was a liberal response and some even suggested it was a ‘celebration’ of diverse religious belief. Just days before, the French state fined the second largest rolling news channel CNews €20,000 (£17,000) for failing to question a contributor’s view that human-caused global warming was a scam. Welcome to free speech, French style.

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Texas woman is struck unconscious in sick broad daylight attack

Video footage has captured the horrifying moment a man creeped up behind a woman before knocking her unconscious in a viscous broad daylight attack.

An unidentified woman fell victim to the violent assault in downtown Dallas on Thursday afternoon in what authorities describe as an apparently ‘unprovoked attack.’

The incident occurred around 1:15pm at the bustling intersection of Elm Street and Field Street.

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London: The July Riots

American readers will have seen reports on the news of riots by so-called ‘far-right’ and ‘racist’ thugs spurred on by so-called ‘hooligan’ Tommy Robinson. What the main British news outlets tell you is not necessarily what is happening; they are obliged to further an agenda.

In the years since the Islamic-motivated suicide bombings on London’s transport network (7th July, 2005), attacks and crime have steadily increased. Not all are jihad attacks. General crime is common and some mass stabbing attacks have mimicked a terrorist attack while not being perpetrated by a Muslim with a jihad agenda.

The phenomenon of the Muslim rape and prostitution gangs and the cover-up by the authorities is an abomination almost beyond description in the scale. The official Jay report estimated that in just one small town—Rotherham in South Yorkshire—1400 young white girls (aged ten to mid-teens) were drugged, raped, and passed round as sex slaves.

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ANDRUS: A weakened Trudeau could cozy up the the Bloc, a grim prospect for Alberta

As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau clings to power amid growing challenges, his Liberal government might finally be on the verge of collapse.

With NDP leader Jagmeet Singh tearing up the “Confidence and Supply” agreement that has kept the Liberals afloat, the Liberals are in the precarious position of having to call an election, seek the NDP’s votes on a case-by-case basis, or work with the Bloc Québécois.

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Conrad Black: Churchill was a hero, Tucker Carlson should get better guests

A minor historical controversy has been raging for a couple of weeks since Tucker Carlson had on his program a publicity-seeking historian of dubious credentials and questionable professional standards of research, Darryl Cooper, who claimed that Winston Churchill “was the chief villain of the Second World War.” His allegations were that Churchill “was primarily responsible for that war becoming what it did, something other than an invasion of Poland.” He also claims that the millions of Soviet prisoners of war who died in German captivity did so because the Nazi leadership “had no plans for POWs.” He claimed that the invasion of Russia was the result of Hitler’s fear of an imminent attack upon Germany by Stalin. Cooper denounced Churchill for declining Hitler’s peace proposals prior to the blitzkrieg in the West in May 1940 and also after the fall of France, as “the war was over and the Germans had won.” Subsequent events indicate otherwise. Cooper solemnly declared that ”Churchill wanted a war; he wanted to fight Germany… I resented Churchill so much because he kept the war going when he had no way to fight it, all he had were bombers.” Astonishingly, for a historian whose views were aired before such a large audience, Cooper announced that Churchill’s motive was based in his need for “redemption,” claiming “Churchill was humiliated by his performance in the First World War.” He went on to denounce Churchill as “childish” and a “psychopath,” a Zionist, who was bankrupt and “bailed out by Zionists.” All of this is rubbish.

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Carbon pricing to cause economic “nuclear winter,” Poilievre tells his MPs

OTTAWA – Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre signaled the Liberals’ carbon price and the economy will remain his prime target when Parliament resumes this week.

He painted a dystopian picture during a Sunday morning speech to his caucus, saying the Liberal government’s plans to increase the price would cause a “nuclear winter” for the economy.

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The war bonds that endure

The Second World War brought Canada and the United States together to defend something that mattered. That started with divisive decisions not unlike those that the West faces today

“Good neighbour on one side; partners within the Empire on the other,” declared Canadian prime minister William Lyon Mackenzie King in July, 1938, positioning Canada between the United States and Britain. “Obligations to both in return for their assistance. Readiness to meet all joint emergencies.”

King’s desire to insert Canada between Britain and the U.S. was during a fraught period of global crisis, with militaristic Japan at war with China, with fascist Italy having crushed Abyssinia (Ethiopia) and, worst of all, Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler aggressively building up his military, threatening neighbours and brazenly seeking war. What would Canada do in the coming months, as war loomed on the horizon? The awful decisions facing Canada more than 85 years ago are not dissimilar to those facing the Western democracies today.

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Poilievre keeps pressure on other parties to bring down Liberals as Tories plan fall agenda

Pierre Poilievre is keeping the pressure on other opposition parties to bring down the Liberal government as Conservatives met Sunday to map out the party’s strategy ahead of the fall sitting of the House of Commons.

MPs are returning to Ottawa on Monday, and the Conservative leader has said he would trigger a non-confidence vote at the earliest opportunity.

“Canadians cannot wait. They need to vote now for common sense Conservatives,” Poilievre said in an address to his caucus on Sunday.

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Immigration Control Is Smart, Not Un-Christian

Demanding that corrupt bureaucrats not dump 20,000 immigrants from the third world into your backyard is not un-Christian.

The current goings-on in Springfield, Ohio, and the surrounding area have captured national media attention. Stories of tens of thousands of immigrants, unceremoniously dumped by the Biden-Harris administration into a sleepy heartland town of barely 60,000, causing traffic accidents, clogging up welfare and social services, devouring the housing market, and leaving native-born American citizens homeless and financially overburdened — to say nothing of the rumors of household pets being feasted upon — have reignited the inexplicably-contentious debate over immigration and border control.  

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