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Four people arrested for mischief at downtown Toronto demonstration

Toronto police say four people have been arrested for mischief at a downtown pro-Palestinian demonstration on Saturday.

Police spokesperson Const. Laurie McCann said officers monitoring the demonstration “learned” that protesters were using a large flag to conceal that they were painting the street.

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What else do you call it when people conspire against their own country?

Of all the responses to the bombshell report of the Prime Minister’s national security advisory committee, in which it is alleged some MPs have been conspiring with foreign powers against the national interest, surely the most arresting was that of Professor Wesley Wark.

The revelations, he told the CBC, are “nausea-inducing.” The urge to vomit seemed particularly to overtake him at the story of a former MP who tried “to arrange a meeting in a foreign state with a senior intelligence official” and “proactively provided the intelligence officer with information provided in confidence.” Prof. Wark’s verdict: “textbook treason.”

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Rahim Mohamed: Our leaders invite foreign meddling by flirting with diaspora politics

Canadians are still reeling from the bombshell report on foreign interference released by the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians (NSICOP) on Monday, which confirmed the existence of “troubling intelligence” indicating that multiple MPs are active and self-aware participants in the covert efforts of foreign states to influence Canadian politics.

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How Many Trillions Will You Pay for Electric Vehicles?

Political fantasies keep crashing into automotive reality.

It’s become common for some politicians to present a transition away from fossil fuels as similar to other historical transitions in which societies abandoned old energy sources in favor of new ones. But this time really is different. Consumers in previous societies embraced new technologies because they afforded easier and cheaper ways to sustain and enhance life. The contemporary mania is to abandon consumer preference and instead enforce a trade-down to uneconomical but politically favored methods of powering our lives. So it’s important to understand just how far the new government mandate and subsidy systems will travel away from economic sense.

This should be read by Frankie Bubbles and Junior but it won’t.

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This Sign at the Pro-Hamas Rally Outside the White House Really Says It All

Thousands of pro-Hamas supporters invaded DC and surrounded the White House today. These terrorist supporters set off smoke bombs, committed acts of wanton vandalism, and subjected the public to overall mayhem and chaos. Some of the signs were outrageous, including a “F*gs for Hamas” poster. That really does say it all, doesn’t it, concerning the Left’s illogical and immoral attachment to radical Islamic terrorism?

h/t XC

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The Cost of Being a Green “Leader”

New York seems determined to challenge California for the title of green energy “leader,” regardless of what doing so costs residents. The state Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is reportedly “considering” (read: almost certainly will adopt) rules that will be used to justify more forced electrification and higher energy costs for New Yorkers.

The DEC intends to accomplish this using new estimates of the “social cost of carbon” (SCC). The SCC is a made-up number, calculated using simplistic models that assume a one-to-one relationship between carbon emissions and global temperature. After estimating how much carbon dioxide will get released into the atmosphere and the resulting temperature increases, the models project the resulting environmental doom and its costs: rising seas that will flood coastal cities and sink island nations, the expansion of virulent tropical diseases into colder climates, and megadroughts leading to crop losses.

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Trump Verdict Changed Few Minds, Polls Show

Former President Donald Trump’s conviction on 34 felony counts in New York has changed few minds about the 2024 presidential election according to a spate of recent polls.

While the former president appears to have fallen slightly in at least one national poll, his popularity has increased in three states, including the critical battlegrounds of Arizona and Nevada.

Overall, most voters appear to have the same opinion about both major candidates that they had when the trial began on April 15. That bodes worse for President Joe Biden than for former President Trump, analysts say, but could indicate low voter interest, prompting a shift in strategy for both campaigns.

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The West Keeps Rewarding the Terrorist Group Hamas

It is astonishing and difficult to comprehend how, after the terrorist attack by Hamas on Israel on October 7, 2023, the West has progressively adopted policies that support the terrorist organization Hamas and its influential backers, Qatar and Iran.

This policy is particularly perplexing given the violent nature of the attack and the well-documented connections, especially between Hamas and the Iranian regime, which has been a significant supporter of Hamas both financially and militarily. The West’s stance also raises questions about the strategic and ethical considerations behind such policies, considering the implications for regional stability and the ongoing threat posed by these groups.

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Trans Killer Audrey Hale Diary Details Her ‘Imaginary Penis’ Fantasy, Would ‘Kill’ For Puberty Blockers

A new letter obtained from transgender killer Audrey Hale revealed that prior to killing three adults and three nine-year-olds at the Covenant Christian School in Nashville, Tennessee, she wrote about her “imaginary penis” and how she would “kill” to get puberty blockers.

Back in March of 2023, Audrey Hale shot and killed three individuals before being shot down by law enforcement. Now, just over a year later, four dozen pages of Hale’s writings have been obtained. Those writings include notes of her delusional sense of identity and mental confusion, which led to her attack on the school.

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Frank Stronach charged with sex assaults dating to the 1980s

Peel police say they have charged billionaire businessman Frank Stronach in a sexual assault investigation dating back to the 1980s.

Stronach, 91, is the founder of Magna International, an automotive parts company based in Aurora. He has been named to the Order of Canada.

Peel police issued a news release early Friday evening saying Stronach was arrested and charged with five criminal offences, including rape, indecent assault on a female, two charges of sexual assault, and forcible confinement. The incidents are alleged to have spanned from the 1980s up until 2023.

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German authorities raid 70 homes over ‘online hate posting’

Police have raided more than 70 homes in Germany concerning incidents of so-called “online hate posting”, the country’s justice ministry said.

According to a press release published late on June 6, residences in every German state were raided in the latest attempt to crack down on “hate speech”.

Numerous justifications were given for the action: some residents were suspected of issuing “threats” against politicians, while others were suspected of merely targeting them with “insults”, which is also a crime in Germany.

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Amy Hamm: Visiting the agitated comrades at UBC’s pro-Palestinian encampment

It’s late May at the University of British Columbia’s Point Grey campus, and sunbathers dot the unoccupied Astroturf adjacent to the pro-Palestinian encampment that was erected on MacInnes Field a month ago. It’s quiet. There’s not a security guard or police officer in sight. Less than a block away, graduates in cap and gown pose for photos in front of a water fountain.

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