Putin: Long-range missile approval would put Nato at war with Russia

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Vladimir Putin has warned that Nato would be “at war” with Russia if the West gives Kyiv a green-light to use longer-range weapons to strike targets inside his country.

“This would in a significant way change the very nature of the conflict… It would mean that Nato countries are at war with Russia,” the Russian president told a state television reporter on Thursday afternoon.

The United States may allow Ukraine to use British and French missiles but not its own longer-range weapons inside Russia, according to two sources familiar with discussions that have taken place.

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LILLEY: Trudeau’s Liberals the only ones left defending CBC

Justin Trudeau’s Heritage Minister, Pascale St. Onge says Canadians love CBC and it’s only Pierre Poilievre who doesn’t like it.

But CBC’s ratings, which have been falling for years, tell a very different story.

St. Onge posted a video to social media defending CBC, which won’t help the perception that when it comes to politics, CBC is the network of the Liberal Party.

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Muslim used fake name on Telegram to stir up racial hatred during riots

An Asian man used the fake name Chris Nolan on social media to stir up racial hatred in Birmingham during the summer riots, saying: “We need to take back what’s ours.”

Ehsan Hussain, 25, used the name to post messages calling for disorder during disorder that spread across Britain.

The messages appeared on a Telegram chat group called “Southport Wake Up”, which had more than 12,000 members.

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Terry Newman: In Gaza terrorists need tunnels, in Canada they simply apply for visas

On Tuesday, Marc Miller — breathless, voice quaking, and noticeably nervous — told reporters, “I’ve been getting questions about an individual that entered Canada and has been arrested in charges related to an attempt to cross the border for a terrorist plot.” He then confirmed that Muhammed Khan is a Pakistani national who was issued a student visa in May 2023, and waltzed into Toronto’s Pearson airport the following month. Miller had the disposition of someone surprised by the news, but he shouldn’t have been. Our student visa program has always been one of the weakest links in Canada’s national security.

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Germany’s Anti-Deportation Advice Guidebook for Migrants Was EU-Funded

A controversial online handbook for avoiding deportation is nearly completely funded by the European Union, it has been revealed. Initially, the instructions provoked concern that they were being paid for by the German government. Under pressure from questions in the Bundestag, officials conceded they did partially fund it, but that 90% of the project funding comes from the EU’s Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF).

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Smith rejects Liberal plan to relocate asylum seekers to Alberta

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has voiced strong opposition to the federal government’s plan to relocate tens of thousands of asylum claimants to the province, citing concerns over a lack of financial support and the strain on public services.

In a statement issued on Thursday, Smith criticized the federal government’s approach, saying, “Alberta’s government is opposed to the federal government’s plan to relocate tens of thousands of asylum claimants to Alberta, especially without any financial assistance to support the province in doing so.”

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Chaos in Aurora

How the federal government subsidized the migrant madness in suburban Colorado.

Aurora, Colorado, is normally a quiet, nondescript suburb 30 minutes outside Denver. In recent months, however, the city has been at the center of a national scandal.

Beginning last year, a large influx of Venezuelan migrants, some of them members of the notorious Tren de Aragua street gang, reportedly had “taken over” a series of apartment buildings in Aurora—and unleashed terror. Last month, Venezuelan migrants were allegedly implicated in an attempted homicide, an arrest of purported gang members, and shocking security footage that showed heavily armed men forcibly entering one of the apartments. In response to the chaos, police mobilized en masse and vacated one of the complexes after the city, alleging code violations, deemed it uninhabitable.

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Islamists Are Slaughtering Thousands of Christians But the Media Don’t Tell Us

If 16.2 million Muslims had been displaced in sub-Saharan Africa due to violence by Christians, what would be the level of coverage in a Western news outlet such as the BBC? One imagines it would be quite substantial.

Open Doors, a charity which supports persecuted Christians around the world, is trying to draw attention to the displacement of this number of Christians in the region by Islamist violence. But it faces an uphill task in generating interest in the mainstream Western media.

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Before Becoming an Islamic City, Vienna Long Defied the Jihad

Yesterday we saw how September 11 was not always a day of defeat, but victory over jihad when a small band of knights delivered the tiny Mediterranean island of Malta from Islamic oppression on September 11, 1565.

As a reflection of the nonstop jihad against the West, it just so happens that another major Christian victory — much more famous than the siege of Malta — also took place around the now ominous date of 9/11: the delivery of Vienna from the largest Muslim army that ever invaded European territory. That instructive story follows.

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Iran can’t save Hamas

Another week, another Gaza ceasefire proposal. CIA Director William Burns, speaking alongside MI6 Director Richard Moore, recently told an audience in London that a new US-backed proposal would be put forward in the coming days. Burns has had the thankless task of leading US efforts to broker a truce between Hamas and Israel.

Currently, negotiations have stalled over the Philadelphi Corridor, the strip of land along the Gaza-Egypt border, under which the IDF says it has discovered dozens of tunnels used by Hamas to smuggle weapons and ammunition. Benjamin Netanyahu has said Israel must maintain a presence there to prevent its use as a rearmament route. Hamas, implicitly agreeing with this interpretation, has said such a presence would constitute a red line.

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Normalizing Atrocities

Landmarks of shame.

Hamas’ orgy of rape, murder, and callous, indiscriminate cruelty such as mutilation, torture, burning alive, and beheadings that began last October 7 and is continuing almost a year later, marks an escalation extreme even by the standards of that blood-stained region. Morally horrific have been the “protests” on prestigious U.S. university campuses, abetted by simpatico, or cowardly, professors and administrators. These riotous displays also feature property damage, record-breaking assaults against Jews, and chants explicitly or implicitly calling for another Holocaust, and celebrating the Nazis’ Final Solution.

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