‘Joy’ is working for the Kamala campaign, but it won’t work in Canada’s current climate

Canadian politicians love to look down south and try to adopt America’s trends, debates and cultural wars as our own. They rarely fit, but it doesn’t stop them from smashing the wrong puzzle pieces together with their fists and, for example, announcing new Canadian gun control measures after a mass shooting in Texas.

We’re already seeing it happen over the course of the U.S. presidential election campaign. Liberal MP Mark Gerretsen has been trying to transpose the Democrats’ highly effective “weird” label for Republicans onto Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, with little success. Indeed, it’s roughly as effective as trying to cheat off a fellow student’s exam paper when the teacher has scrambled up the order of questions for each test.

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Low-wage foreign worker fiasco brings migration debate to B.C. election

You can now add immigration to the list of big issues in B.C.’s Oct. 19 election.

B.C. Conservative party Leader John Rustad raised the challenge publicly, even before his party was strengthened by the dramatic collapse on Wednesday of B.C. United.

Rustad threw down the gauntlet on social media after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau admitted Monday that his government had welcomed too many low-wage foreign workers and it was time to “invest in Canadian workers and youth.”

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As a lifelong Jewish Democrat, it pains me to say this.

I have requested anonymity for this essay because there is intense social pressure on American Jews to be anti-Israel, especially on campuses. I am a professor at a liberal arts college where there is intense hostility toward Israel; my Zionism has already caused me to become a pariah on my campus.

If I was to publicly take the next logical step — conclude that drastic political changes are required to stem the public tide of Jew-hatred, even as drastic as supporting the presidential candidate “they” all uniformly despise — I sincerely believe my personal safety would be in question. That is why this essay both needs to be published and to be anonymous. The situation is that dire.

I suppose half-awake is better than not at all. The comments are very good. 

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Canada-based Nigerian woman – said to be an Igbo – calls for extermination of Yoruba and Benin people through ‘mass poisoning’

A Nigerian woman based in Ontario, Canada, has appeared in a disturbing video calling for the killing of Yoruba people of the South-Western Nigeria and Benin people in Edo State, a South-South state, through mass poisoning.

The woman – who is probably an Igbo, made the call in a TikTok live meeting video trending on social media, and vowed to start poisoning foods and waters of Yoruba and Benin people at her place of work.

She asked people of the South-East region of Nigeria, inhabited by the Igbo people to develop a ‘hard heart’ and start poisoning Yoruba people of the South-West and Benin people of the South-South by poisoning their foods and waters anywhere they see them.

The Igbo are primarily Christian, but then Christians are not exactly protected in Nigeria.

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Germany Vows ‘Knife Control’ After ISIS Refugee Slashes Throats at Diversity Festival

After a Syrian Muslim refugee slashed the throats of a few middle-aged people at the Festival of Diversity, the German government has announced that it will ban knives over three inches long.

The ISIS terrorist was one of over a million migrants who had invaded Germany while claiming to be “refugees”. The migrant was also one of the many scheduled to be deported, but was not.

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The US Air Force wants to replace its best fighter with an economy-class one

The US Air Force startled observers when, back in June, it publicly backed away from its most high-profile project – a potentially $60-billion effort to develop and build 200 new heavyweight, sixth-generation stealth fighters to replace its existing fleet of 180 F-22 Raptor fifth-gen stealth fighters.

The Raptor dates from the 2000s, but unlike the following F-35 it was built largely without regard for expense: it was the best fighter the US, with its unmatched expertise in stealth and other advanced technologies, could build. Russia and China have since produced their own fifth-gen designs, but they are not generally thought to be as capable. In the opinion of most analysts, the Raptor is the best fighter jet in the world. But it won’t last forever.

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Dem Senate Campaign Official Mourns Decrease in Big Tech-Gov’t Collusion

A powerful official of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC) lamented an alleged decline in censorship coordination between government officials and Big Tech, even as a major tech CEO apologized for that censorship.

DSCC Chief Information Security Officer Jude Meche mourned the increasing difficulties of manipulating free speech online due to congressional investigations and lawsuits, reported Reclaim the Net on Tuesday.

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Alberta ‘bill of rights’ proposal includes freedom to make personal health decisions, refuse vaccines

A forthcoming “bill of rights” from insiders of the United Conservative Party (UCP) government in Alberta will include a section that guarantees each citizen has the “right” to medical “informed consent” as well as the “right” to “refuse vaccinations.”

While the text of the draft version of the “bill of rights,” to which LifeSiteNews was recently provided exclusive access, does not specify which vaccines could be refused, it is likely a reference to the COVID mRNA jabs specifically.

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