BREAKING: Four Gardaí have arrived at the Burke home to arrest teacher Enoch Burke after he refused to endorse and affirm transgender ideology.
It’s a sad and dark day when the Gardaí, many against their will, are tasked by the courts with denying citizens their constitutional… pic.twitter.com/yYXhRmIhUs
— Enoch Burke (@EnochBurke) August 30, 2024
The Liberals and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau have a lot riding on next month’s byelection in Montreal, according to political watchers.
The Sept. 16 federal byelection in the LaSalle—Émard—Verdun will be a major test for the Liberals, who are looking to reclaim the riding they’ve held since its inception in 2015.
“If the Liberals lose, it will be a major blow for them and for the prime minister,” said Daniel Béland, the director of the McGill Institute for the Study of Canada (MISC).
Protesters announced a demonstration against the Canadian International Air Show.
Planes are tricky to blockade, so we will see what the group has in store.#cdnpoli #Toronto #Palestine #Israel #Gaza #ProtestMania pic.twitter.com/jB28wUjndk
— Caryma Sa'd – Lawyer + Political Satirist (@CarymaRules) August 31, 2024
The pilots should be allowed one live ammo strafing run.
h/t Patti Jo
In the Die Welt, Peter Schneider, one of the most famous German writers, described the mentality of the cultural demi monde: “At a dinner in a foundation in Berlin, an artist told me that he didn’t understand the discussion about refugees. ‘Ten million refugees in Germany: I wouldn’t have a problem with that.’”
Yes, what’s the problem?
During the “festival of diversity” in the city of Solingen, Germany, nine people were stabbed and three died while the terrorist was shouting “Allahu Akbar”.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg admitted in a letter to the House Judiciary Committee yesterday that the government pressured his company to censor content during the Covid-19 pandemic and said he regrets following their wishes. The committee described his comments as a “big win for free speech.”
There are some Toronto questions that appear unanswerable. They appear designed for frustrating contemplation rather than any real-world application. Kind of like the “sound of one hand clapping” in Zen meditation.
For instance, the question ”When will the Eglinton Crosstown open?” is a puzzle that has stumped the experts working on it for years, and one that the provincial government has dictated no one in charge should even publicly guess at the answer to. The Crosstown is in a perpetual state of becoming. Anticipating its conclusion is no path to enlightenment.
Despite widespread concerns over Iran’s advancing nuclear program, the Biden-Harris administration, along with European leaders, are largely inactive in curbing this growing threat. As the clock ticks, there has been no concrete strategy proposed to halt Iran’s march towards nuclear weapons, leaving the world in an alarming position.
As people—including families— just try to enjoy the Canadian International Air Show in Toronto, Pro-Palestinian protesters chant “If we don’t get no justice, then you don’t get no peace!” and call for intifada. pic.twitter.com/VHfYEdo83H
— Beth Baisch 📸 (@BethBaisch) August 31, 2024
h/t Patti Jo
A UK woman recently received a sentence of 15 months in prison for a Facebook post under the country’s new Online Safety Act, legislation that is similar in many ways to Canada’s proposed Online Harms Act.
The UK law, enacted in 2023, will come into full effect next year, but the part relating to “false and threatening communications” came into effect Jan. 31 this year and is already being enforced.
A leftist group financed by self-appointed Minister of Truth George Soros is partnering with a Big Tech-backed organization in an attempt to interfere in the 2024 election.
The Center for Democracy and Technology (CDT) boasted in an Aug. 21 press release how it was leading a joint effort for “Helping Election Officials Combat Misinformation in 2024” with a “course” co-led by the Google and Facebook-backed Center for Technology and Civic Life (CTCL), which was significantly involved in the whole “Zuck Bucks” scandal to influence the 2020 election. Notably, Soros pumped at least $1,496,000 into the coffers of CDT and its international affiliate between 2016 and 2023, according to grant disclosures reviewed by MRC Free Speech America.
Name of Tortellini, owner of my brother and his wife. Truce observant with pup Crumpet.
Soon to have a first cousin to cousin meeting. They can discuss they’re 3 am habits.
As promised, Xavier playing with his new toy, he offers many thanks for the kindness. Inset, it is a catnip infused squid.
Xavier with new treat! He says thanks for snacks!
A pub has been closed after inspectors found multiple food hygiene problems, including a food handler who was observed repeatedly scratching his bottom.
The Bulls Head in Denby, Derbyshire, was told to improve its procedures following the inspection, including an instruction that food handlers “must not repeatedly touch/scratch their backsides”.
MONTREAL—“One second we were talking and the next he was gone, I don’t think we will ever get over it,” Raquel Ohnona Look, whose son Alexandre Look, 33, was murdered at the Supernova music festival by Hamas terrorists, told JNS.
As the dust continues to settle from the initial excitement of Kamala Harris’s nomination and the Democratic National Convention, Democrats are now likely to start wondering if they made the right choice.
The federal government is allowing more Ukrainians fleeing the war to enter Canada this year while making it easier for some of those who have already arrived to stay longer, including some whose status was set to expire next year.
The government announced new measures last week following months of uncertainty about whether it would extend the Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel program (CUAET), which has allowed about 300,000 Ukrainians and their family members to enter the country in the past two years with a deadline of March 31 for successful applicants.
