Imagine Hitler with Nuclear Bombs; Now Imagine Iran’s Mullahs with Nuclear Bombs

The Iranian regime is rapidly pursuing acquiring nuclear weapons. This breakout must be prevented. Iran’s regime poses a danger at least as dangerous as Hitler’s if he had possessed them. Given the Iranian leadership’s ideological extremism, combined with its strategic ambitions and regional influence, the potential for regional and global instability that could result cannot be overstated. Allowing Iran to obtain nuclear weapons will simply increase the risk of a Middle Eastern nuclear arms race and devastating global conflicts.

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Justin Trudeau and Joe Biden are used to being underestimated. That’s not helping now

The day after the disastrous presidential debate, CNN convened a panel that included Katie Rogers, a New York Times reporter who covers the White House. When the host asked her what those closest to President Joe Biden, including First Lady Jill Biden, were telling him, she paused to set the table first.

“I think it’s important to understand how this family works in a way, and her place in it, but also the children, the grandchildren,” she said. “They view obstacles as part of his story, as part of his tapestry, his long life in politics. And the way they’re talking about this is, ‘We’ve been here before, we can keep going.’”

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The game is up for Joe Biden, say senior Democrats

As President Biden vowed to fight on for a second term, despite worsening polls and growing calls to step aside, Democratic activists appear to be ­coalescing around the view that ­Kamala Harris could be their best bet as the party’s presidential candidate.

The vice-president has remained steadfastly loyal to Biden after his dis­astrous debate performance against ­Donald Trump brought the 81-year-old president’s re-election campaign to the brink of collapse.

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Gold stolen in Toronto airport heist now likely overseas, police admit

Peel Regional Police have quietly conceded that millions in gold stolen from Toronto Pearson Airport in April 2023 was likely quickly smuggled out of Canada to the Middle East or South Asia.

“We believe a large portion has gone overseas to markets that are flush with gold,” lead investigator Det. Sgt. Mike Mavity told members of the Peel Police Service Board during a June 21 meeting.

“That would be Dubai, or India, where you can take gold with serial numbers on it and they will still honour it and melt it down…. And we believe that happened very shortly after the incident.”

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West Coast, Messed Coast™ — Antifa Goes Down Edition

“…For years we’ve been gaslit with the nonsense from people who know better that the people who rioted for years across the country with their BLM buddies, especially leading up to the 2016 and 2020 elections, are “just an idea,” as Joe Biden asserted during a presidential debate. They are a myth, Rep. Jerry Nadler said. They are vapor. A non-entity. Billions in damage and hundreds of hospitalized cops — especially along the West Coast, Messed Coast™— didn’t exist.”

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Senack: Doug Ford’s decision to shut out Goldie Ghamari was rash — and wrong

Fatima Ford

Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s rash and sudden decision to oust an Iranian-born Canadian politician from his Progressive Conservative party caucus over an honest mistake is misplaced.

It’s an example of the premier’s appetite to part ways with any elected official or candidate who doesn’t clap like a seal “for the people” or toe the party line. Since when did a difference of opinion become a bad thing? Aren’t we as humans supposed to have thoughtful debate?

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Biden DOJ’s classified docs case against Trump paused pending immunity consideration

Judge Aileen Cannon has granted Donald Trump’s motion to pause his classified documents case in Florida after the Supreme Court decision in his immunity case. The case stems from the Department of Justice’s allegation that Trump should not have held onto some classified documents after leaving office. In his defense, Trump has cite the Presidential Records Act.

h/t Mauser

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Read the ruling any way you want, we’ve allowed antisemitism to be normalized

A home that displays a mezuzah — signifying a covenant with God and blessings on the home — has been defiled with a note that reads: “You and your Jewish family are going to die.’’

Elsewhere, “Long live Hitler’’ graffiti-scrawled on the curb.

Bad immigration policy and scumbag politicians have sure helped.

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CBC employed Antisemite who sits on board of organization that will help decide how Google’s $100M is distributed regrets her anti-Israel retweets

Board director of organization that will help decide how Google’s $100M is distributed regrets her anti-Israel retweets

After Google picked an organization to help decide how $100 million in funds will be distributed among Canadian news outlets, the organization’s independent board director recently expressed regret over sharing apparently antisemitic posts online in a statement to the National Post.

“I acknowledge that some of the content I reshared on social media adds to the pain of Jewish communities and I apologize for that unreservedly,” said Sadia Zaman. She was appointed independent board director of the Canadian Journalism Collective (CJC) earlier in June to distribute $100 million annually to Canadian journalism organizations.

Regrets? I bet.

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Radio host says Biden campaign fed her questions for interview with president — and he still managed to make a massive gaffe

Andrea Lawful-Sanders, host of “The Source” on WURD, said she got a list of eight questions directly from the Biden campaign in advance for the interview Wednesday with the embattled Biden — which was meant to help convince panicked supporters, especially blacks, that the president’s disastrous debate performance were an anomaly.

“The questions were sent to me for approval; I approved of them,” Lawful-Sanders revealed to Victor Blackwell, host of CNN’s “First of All.”

The guy is in need of care.

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The NDP has failed to gain from Liberal losses

Since Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal party went down to a disastrous defeat in a byelection on June 24 in the riding of Toronto-St. Paul’s, pressure has mounted on Trudeau to resign. But Trudeau isn’t the only party leader who is in deep trouble.

Jagmeet Singh, leader of the New Democratic Party (NDP), I believe is also in a political “death spiral.”

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Biden’s ABC Interview Showed a President in Denial

The Democrat dug in, unwilling to entertain criticism from his own party or acknowledge he’s losing his race against Donald Trump

After a week of frantic machinations, Democrats believed they were getting through to President Biden about the serious trouble his campaign is in. His first televised interview since the presidential debate made clear that isn’t the case—setting the stage for a more acrimonious phase of the efforts by some in the party to push him off the ticket.

“I’ve convinced myself of two things: I’m the most qualified person to beat [Trump], and I know how to get things done,” Biden told ABC’s George Stephanopoulos in the 22-minute interview that the network aired in its entirety Friday evening. He repeatedly rebuffed the idea that his campaign is swooning in the polls, that he might not have what it takes to continue for the next four years or that more thorough medical examination of his neurological state might be warranted.

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Jagmeet Singh, who had refused to denounce Air India suicide bomber, received donation from terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar

A year after the assassination of Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada, it has now come to light that the slain Khalistani terrorist donated money to prominent Canadian politician Jagmeet Singh and his New Democratic Party (NDP).

The revelations were made by investigative journalist Mocha Bezirgan in an article on X (formerly Twitter) on Thursday (5th July). Jagmeet Singh, a known Khalistani sympathiser, has received the donation from Nijjar in 2017.

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Archbishop excommunicated for calling Pope ‘servant of Satan’

The Vatican has excommunicated a renegade archbishop who denounced the Pope as a “servant of Satan” and demanded his resignation while rallying conservative opposition to him.

Carlo Maria Viganò, 83, was ousted from the Catholic Church on Friday after being accused of creating a schism in the Church, a sign that Francis is taking on vocal critics who loathe his liberal stance on homosexuality and migration.

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In the words of one Liberal MP, it went over “like a fart in church.”

As Trudeau confronts an anxious caucus, some Liberals say he needs to act swiftly

The email from national caucus chair Brenda Shanahan rejecting calls for an early in-person Liberal caucus meeting landed in MP’s inboxes around 5 p.m. on the fourth of July.

Citing “scheduling logistics,” Shanahan officially dismissed public demands from Liberal MPs for an urgent gathering to discuss the fallout from the byelection loss in Toronto-St. Paul’s.

In the words of one Liberal MP, it went over “like a fart in church.”

“If you can’t even meet with your own caucus … how can you convince a country?” the MP said.

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