Why there is no two-tier policing in France

The phrase ‘without fear or favour’ has been much in the news of late. Whether the maxim is still applicable to the British constabulary is a matter of conjecture. Some, like the ex-policeman Harry Miller, have been saying for years that the police ‘have traded impartiality for the praise of special interest groups’. Miller was visited by Humberside police in January 2020 after he expressed gender-critical views in an online poem. He later won a legal challenge against the police.

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MORGAN: Mass immigration crushes nations

Mass immigration has become problematic in every developed nation on earth. Migrants from Islamic nations have been flooding en masse into European and North American countries and they are integrating poorly to say the least. As migrant-based disorder spreads and riots break out, defenders of the status quo are trying to quell all debate by labelling people as “far right” and of course as racists.

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Visitors to Canada with valid visas claim they are being pressured to seek asylum upon arriving — or leave

Pranjal Singh was looking forward to a summer in Canada to hang out with his older sister, whom he had not seen since she left India to study in Toronto in April 2021.

The last thing the 18-year-old from Delhi had anticipated was being made to file a refugee claim in Canada when he landed in Montreal en route to Toronto on June 23.

“My brother comes from a wealthy family in India. He faces no danger in India,” said his sister Priyanshu Singh, 22, adding that their father owns several shoe factories and multiple properties in India.

Say what? h/t DS

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Sniper shot Trump gunman’s weapon and delayed him – report

A police sniper potentially saved lives by shooting the rifle of Donald Trump’s would-be assassin and knocking him down, an investigation says.

According to a report by Louisiana Congressman Clay Higgins, the sniper’s bullet damaged Thomas Matthew Crooks’s gun and disrupted his aim after he took his first shots in Butler, Pennsylvania. Moments later, a Secret Service sniper killed him.

The report comes as the Secret Service temporarily reassigns some bodyguards from President Joe Biden to Trump, according to US media.

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Canada calls for investigation into Israel’s destruction of water facility in Gaza

The Canadian government is still calling for an investigation into Israel’s destruction nearly a month ago of a large water facility in an area of the Gaza Strip where Ottawa is known for supporting Palestinians.

The office of the International Development Minister Ahmed Hussen says the incident adds to a “catastrophic” humanitarian situation.

“Canada has contacted the Israeli government for more information on this incident and we call for an investigation,” said spokeswoman Olivia Batten.

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The upstart Canadian Future Party launches into byelections — does it have a shot?

As the Canadian Future Party officially introduced its candidate for the LaSalle-Émard-Verdun byelection on Thursday — a day after the party’s formal launch — questions lingered about voters’ appetite for a new option on the ballot.

Mark Khoury will run for the party in the Montreal riding, while Zbig Strycharzy was added to the ballot Thursday for the Elmwood-Transcona byelection.

Neither of the candidates’ biographies on the Canadian Future Party website mention them having run in any previous election or having any prior political affiliations.

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All Western eyes on Gaza: No Jews to blame? No news

Do you have any idea of the islamic atrocities going on in the rest of the world. You probably don’t because the media ignore them.

In Bangladesh, which is 91 percent Muslim, Islamic extremists are attacking Hindus in numerous districts of the country after the riots and the coup that forced the Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, to flee, supported by the Hindus.

With numerous Hindus killed, the religious violence in Bangladesh should be yet another warning to Western attention. Hindus are fleeing the country.

Numerous videos are circulating on social media showing families tortured, humiliated, villages burned, under the enthusiastic cry of “Allahu akbar”. Absolutely frightening, the images inevitably bring to mind the atrocities committed in Israel on October 7th.

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Kamala and Her Price-Control Scheme Straight Outta Berkeley

Kamala Harris gaslights America Friday with her fake plan against “price gouging” designed to hide rather than solve what really causes pain at the checkout line.

“Kamala Harris will call for a federal ban on food and grocery price gouging as part of a broader set of proposals intended to reduce consumer costs,” Bloomberg reports. The proposal also seeks to examine the merger between Albertsons and Kroger.

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Trudeau gov’t pouring billions into an EV industry it seems unwilling to protect

I realize that tariffs and electric vehicles aren’t the most alluring subject in mid-August, when we’re trying to hold on to the last weeks of summer.

But you have literally billions of reasons to pay attention — exactly 52.455 billion reasons, which according to the Parliamentary Budget Officer is the number of your tax dollars that governments have invested in the EV industry so far.


Trudeau’s investment or rather waste of our tax dollars on EV’s was a mistake.

It was an ideologically driven green-scam meant to bail out the auto industry which if it had stuck to ICE vehicles would be in much better shape.

China flooding our market with electric vehicles no one wants doesn’t seem like much of a threat.

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A Borderline Election

In this presidential election year, it is time to do the math.

Not the traditional math of counting electors, calculating swing states voters, or debating polling data. No. It’s time to do the math regarding the profound and stunning increase in the number of new citizens who will be eligible to vote in this year’s exercise in democracy.

According to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) the fiscal year 2022 saw one million new citizens sworn in, citing it as the highest number of naturalizations in nearly 15 years. The government agency says this number reflects the Biden Administration’s effort to address the backlog of applications that had grown during the COVID pandemic

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LILLEY: For Trudeau, a Canadian is a Canadian sometimes

Is it that a Canadian is a Canadian is a Canadian or is it sometimes that a Canadian is a terrorist who should have citizenship revoked? That’s the question many are asking after the Trudeau government began musing about stripping Ahmed Eldidi of his citizenship.

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The Netherlands is full, says Geert Wilders, amid immigration boom

The country’s population has grown by a million in eight years, straining housing and public services

The population of the Netherlands officially passed the 18 million mark this week, but the Dutch are not celebrating as the small country struggles with housing and public service shortages amid growing resentment over immigration.

Immigration from other European Union countries, especially Poland as well as war-torn Ukraine and from Syria, is driving a faster rate of population growth, which has nearly doubled in pace in the last eight years.

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