Knife-wielding Tranny stabs four girls at an AMC theater before attacking couple inside a McDonald’s near Boston

A knife-wielding man in a blonde wig has stabbed four girls at an AMC theater before attacking a couple inside a McDonald’s near Boston, Massachusetts.

The suspect stabbed four girls, ages 9 to 17, at an AMC multiplex in Braintree at about 6 pm, before stabbing a 21-year-old female and a 29-year-old man at a McDonalds 30 miles away about an hour later.

Update it’s a Tranny

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Trudeau’s Canada: Struggling to make ends meet, Ukrainian family that escaped war reconsidering choice of coming to Canada

A Ukrainian family that came to Canada to escape the war is having second thoughts about their new home because of the economic situation.

The Sadovnyks are reconsidering life in Quebec, just outside of Montreal, for financial reasons.

“They like it here but it’s just a question of money,” family friend Oleg Koleboshyn told CityNews.

“They wanted to move to Canada. It was an opportunity for them.”

At least they can return to the Ukraine. Most Canadians have no place to go!

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As Trump trial hurtles towards verdict, are Americans paying attention?

It had all the promise of an only-in-America blockbuster trial, brimming with salacious detail and a former president in the dock.

In fact, it’s hard to imagine a bigger courtroom drama, tailor-made for the media, than one that stars Donald Trump, once the world’s most powerful figure and someone vying to be so again, forced to sit through allegations of an awkward sexual encounter with a porn actress.

A political and legal thriller in which a man – not known for his humility – has had to listen, often with eyes tightly shut, as everything from depictions of his satin pyjamas and comparisons to a “Cheeto-dusted cartoon villain” have entered the court record.

Most people know bullshit when they see it.

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Jesse Kline: The wrath of Khan, and the failure of Trudeau

JERUSALEM — Israelis are more divided than ever before, but are united against the idea of their highly unpopular prime minister standing trial over his prosecution of the war in Gaza.

On Monday, International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor Karim Khan announced that he’s seeking arrest warrants, not only for three Hamas leaders who orchestrated the barbaric October 7 massacre — in which 3,000 terrorists flooded across the border with Gaza, raping, torturing and slaughtering 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and taking around 250 hostage — but also for the two men charged with ensuring such atrocities never happen again: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defence Minister Yoav Gallant.

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Massive Gaza rocket assault targets Tel Aviv, central Israel

A massive barrage of rockets targeted Tel Aviv and central Israel for the first time in months. The rockets were fired from Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip.

The IDF confirmed on Sunday that eight projectiles were identified crossing the Rafah area into Israeli territory. A number of the projectiles were intercepted by the IDF Aerial Defense Array, the IDF announced.

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Cory Morgan: With the RCMP Facing Challenges on Many Fronts, the Time Has Come to Revise Its Role

The image of an RCMP officer wearing the traditional red serge is arguably the most iconic and recognized symbol of Canada worldwide. Hollywood and authors created heroic characters from Mounties and coined the phrase, “The Mountie always gets his man!”

Now, as the RCMP enters its 151st year as a force, the stories tell a different tale. Canadians are observing a police force in decline that’s dealing with issues of low officer morale, allegations of federal political interference, and declining public trust. Where it was once difficult to wade through the many applicants to become an RCMP officer, the force is now suffering from a recruitment crisis so dire that it may even be forced to cut its famous Musical Ride.

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Shocking moment Jewish boy pelted with stones in North London

A Jewish teenager was pelted with stones by a gang of youths who chased him along a north London street in the middle of the day.

The suspected attack is the latest in a growing number of anti-Semitic incidents seen in the UK since Israel launched its retaliation against the Hamas attacks in October.

It came as Jewish groups said police and politicians need to do more to protect their community in the face of growing tensions and continued pro-Palestinian protests.

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Kidnap cartels prowl the Mexican border and police can only say: Run

Crossing the Rio Grande is not the only danger for people trying to reach America. Once they’re in sight of the brutal ‘coyote’ gangs they become walking ransom — at any age

On the edge of the United States, Paola and Vera stood with their daughters in the dried-out riverbed of the Rio Grande, looking up at the clouds of concertina wire that blocked their way.

Less than ten feet above them, on the other side of the wire, stood a soldier from the Texas National Guard, rifle slung across his body, drinking what looked like a Coca-Cola.

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And now a word from your GTA Liberal Party spokesman …

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Conrad Black: The demonization of John A. Macdonald is tiresome

As Tristin Hopper and Jamie Sarkonak thoroughly outlined in the National Post this week, the national orgy of mistaken identity-self-flagellation over the moral and ethical, historic and current character of Canada, and particularly the singling out and dispatch to the stocks for constant public ridicule and denigration of the country’s chief founder, John A. Macdonald, has excavated a new low in official self-denunciation. A fine Victorian home in Kingston, Ont., Bellevue House, which Macdonald occupied for only two years in the 1840s has been renovated and reopened as a historic site in order to highlight what the invited lecturer Channon Oyeniran described at the reopening on May 18, as Canada, like the United States, being “steeped in racism, colonialism, white supremacy and other legacies of enslavement.” These sentiments were echoed by other speakers.

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