Joy Reid and Guests Bootlick Kamala Harris, Attack White Men

Tuesday night’s episode of MSNBC’s The ReidOut was a doozy but, perhaps, really not that out of the ordinary for the show’s deranged host, Joy Reid. During the final segment, she invited The Weekend host Michael Steele and activist Roland Martin to rhetorically lick Vice President Kamala Harris’ boots and, naturally, insult the white people who dared to say anything in opposition to the presumptive Democratic nominee.

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As the Olympics nears, Paris puts 75,000 troops on the streets

A scrum of disappointed tourists stared, wistfully, through the maze of metal fences lining the River Seine. Ahead of them, Notre Dame cathedral and other Parisian treasures lay, tantalisingly, out of reach.

“We don’t have a code,” said a woman from Mexico, watching others – armed with the requisite QR security code – pass, with an approving beep, through a police checkpoint.

Further downstream, beside the Eiffel Tower, a weary couple trailing large suitcases performed a slow U-turn on a crowded pavement.

What a grotesque state of affairs.

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City Hall asked Feds to let them turn Toronto into giant open air drug den

Federal documents reveal what happened behind the scenes with Toronto’s request to decriminalize drugs

… Toronto updated its application, answered the questions, provided a letter of support from the police and detailed plans on risk mitigation, communications and monitoring and evaluation for the program.

It wasn’t enough to pass muster with Health Canada and the federal agency went back to the city.

“Given the very broad request by TPH (i.e. the inclusion of all youth, all substances in the [Controlled Drugs and Substances Act] and no maximum possession amount), Health Canada continues its assessment of the request and levers available to them in this context,” the department wrote in a May 12, 2023 letter.

WTF?

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Heroic wife rushed to her soldier husband’s defence after knife attacker stabbed him outside barracks

White supremacist adjacent?

The wife of a lieutenant colonel who was stabbed outside an Army barracks in Kent, may have saved her husband’s life by pulling his attacker off him and screaming for help from residents and fellow soldiers.

Eileen Teeton, née Duffy, rushed out from the family home close to the scene of the attack in Gillingham, Kent on Tuesday evening as her husband Mark, 47, was knived.

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The federal NDP are stuck in neutral while its provincial parties find momentum

Federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh says his party has built a “strong brand across the country” — but lately, that brand appears to be doing a lot better in provincial politics than at the federal level.

In British Columbia, where Singh is one of 13 B.C. NDP MPs, Premier David Eby’s New Democrats are leading in the polls heading into a general election this fall. The provincial NDP led by Wab Kinew unseated the incumbent Progressive Conservatives in Manitoba last year after seven years in opposition.

My bet is Singh will be turfed once Trudeau is ousted.

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Expert Warns of Potential Riots, Chaos at Democrat Convention

Vietnam War-era protests are among the most well-known and well-documented movements in U.S. history, notoriously culminating in the violent clashes during the 1968 Democratic National Convention (DNC). As Election Day nears in the U.S., striking parallels are emerging – protests against U.S. involvement in foreign conflicts, a deteriorating financial situation, and rising tensions on all fronts. It’s hard not to wonder if history is repeating itself.


Unless Kamala denounces Israel, and that is entirely possible, Chicago will be fiery but peaceful if yesterday’s antics are an indication.

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GovTrack Deletes Website Ranking Harris as 2019’s ‘Most Liberal Senator‘

A 2019 GovTrack score that ranked Vice President Kamala Harris as the “most liberal senator” was recently deleted.

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Chinese media reports Joly ‘reprimanded’ after being summoned for unannounced meeting

Chinese media has reported Canadian Foreign Minister Mélanie Joly was severely “reprimanded” during her unannounced three-day visit to China on request of Beijing.

Joly told the Globe and Mail it was she who was “stern” with her Chinese counterpart Foreign Minister Wang Yi, and said she “raised very firmly” the matter of Chinese interference in Canadian elections.

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Muslim rage boy mob chants ‘Allahu Akbar’ after policeman ‘stamps on man’s head’ at Manchester Airport

Hundreds of protesters gathered outside a Rochdale police station overnight and chanted “Allahu Akbar” after an armed officer was filmed apparently stamping on a man’s head at Manchester Airport.

A Greater Manchester Police (GMP) officer has been suspended after appearing to kick and stamp a man during the incident on Wednesday, footage of which was widely shared online.

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Sixty per cent of Canadians say Canada is admitting too many immigrants: poll

Canadians are growing increasingly uneasy with the number of new immigrants coming to the country, with three out of five people saying there are “too many,” the highest rate of dissatisfaction with Canada’s immigration policies in decades, according to a new poll.

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