Violent ‘anti-gender’ threats to continue over coming year, Canada’s spy agency warns

OTTAWA — Canada’s intelligence agency predicts violence fuelled by “anti-gender” ideology is expected to continue over the next year, potentially driven by recent attacks and religion-motivated extremism.

“While violent rhetoric itself does not equate or often lead to violence, the ecosystem of violent rhetoric within the anti-gender movement, compounded with other extreme world views, can lead to serious violence,” an annual report released Tuesday from the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) notes.

CSIS has been turned into an identity politics grievance mill by the Trudeau government.

Share

81% of College Students Want Protesters Held Accountable: Poll

A new poll shows 81 percent of college students want anti-Israel protesters to be held accountable for the chaos they have caused in recent weeks on campuses across the United States.

Eighty-one percent of college students say the protesters who destroyed, vandalized, or illegally occupied campus property should be held responsible by their universities, according to a Generation Lab poll conducted between Friday and Monday.

Share

Get in line Hamas, Trudeau’s anti-racism strategy doesn’t mention anti-white racism either …

Now showing more anti white bullshit

‘They don’t matter’: Advocates frustrated Ottawa not including anti-Palestinian racism in upcoming update of anti-racism strategy

… The current strategy only defines certain forms of harm, like colonialism, anti-Black racism, anti-Asian racism, antisemitism, and Islamophobia.

Share

Religion teacher suspended after saying Hamas ‘committed no crime’

A religious studies teacher at a Catholic school has been suspended and reported to the police after saying that Hamas had “committed no crime”.

Ronan Preastuin, a Year 9 tutor, also described the Oct 7 attacks as a “justified act of resistance” and called for “Glory to Hamas”, adding: “The destruction of the racist state of #Isarel [sic] is coming soon.”

Share

New CRTC Questionnaire Asks Broadcasters About Their Diversity Practices, Raising Concerns About Ideological Creep

The CRTC is asking Canadian broadcasters for extensive details on their diversity initiatives in hiring and broadcasting.

In a four-page letter sent May 1 by email, the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) asked broadcasters six questions on their “program offerings and employment opportunities” to see if they met the requirements of the Online Streaming Act.

Share

German Politicians and Media Blame ‘Far-Right’ for Political Violence

German federal interior minister Nancy Faeser and the interior ministers of Germany’s sixteen states are debating on the evening of Tuesday, May 7th, whether to increase the police presence at political events in order to protect politicians from physical assaults.

The extraordinary meeting was called after Matthias Ecke, a Social Democrat member of the European Parliament, was brutally attacked by four teenagers on Friday, leaving him hospitalised and in need of surgery. The incident provoked uproar all across the country, and violence against politicians was widely condemned. However, mainstream parties immediately blamed the opposition anti-immigration, anti-globalist Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) for the attack—not for actual involvement in any form, but for “sowing discord” within society.

Share

‘No fairness in this system’: Small landlords seek ways to protect themselves amid Ontario tribunal delays

The tenant in Nazar Ajeely’s one-bedroom unit stopped paying rent, refused to take his calls and gave no explanation.

The tenant also refused to leave the apartment in Windsor, Ont., Ajeely said, giving him no choice but to go to the province’s Landlord and Tenant Board to seek an eviction order.

But the tribunal is mired in delays and the wait for his hearing went on for 11 months. In the meantime, Ajeely’s tenant racked up more than $14,000 in unpaid rent and left the landlord questioning how this could be occurring.

What a mess.

Share

‘It’s a disgrace’: Critics slam Trudeau government’s record of preventing imports of goods suspected to be made by forced labour

OTTAWA — Border agents still have not prevented a single shipment from entering Canada on suspicion it was linked to forced labour, new data shows, almost four years after the country adopted new rules under the renegotiated North American trade pact.

That’s a stark contrast to enforcement in the United States, where authorities report they have denied thousands of shipments of goods within the past two years over concerns they were made or sourced using forced labour.

Share

The Democrat Party’s Antisemitism Went Mainstream With Barack Obama

For a man who has never been shy about sharing his sanctimonious opinions, former President Barack Obama has been noticeably quiet about anti-Israel anarchists’ takeover of U.S. college campuses.

On Monday, Columbia University — Obama’s alma mater — announced it will not host its university-wide commencement ceremony for this year’s graduating class. That appears to be a response to the pro-Hamas demonstrations that have engulfed the school for weeks. The announcement came days after the university (finally) permitted law enforcement to arrest participants unlawfully occupying a school building.

Share

A white man asserts his dominance over a black woman, but it’s okay because he’s ‘trans’ and playing sports

So many of the left’s narratives are rooted in fiction rather than fact, which is why so often we catch them manipulating data, or outright making up scenarios to support what they’re claiming is real—changing parameters for “crime” to suggest that crime is decreasing, placing most temperature gauges near hot airport tarmacs and not proportionate to the water-land make-up of the earth, the Nascar “noose” garage pull, Jussie Smollett’s “this is MAGA country” attack, the black high school employee who allegedly used AI to frame the white principal for a racist tirade, etc.

Share

Turning Schools into Voter Recruitment Centers

What would a city be like if the teachers’ unions didn’t just run the educational system, but the entire place top to bottom? To find out just pay a visit to the streets of Chicago. If you dare.

When Mayor Brandon Johnson ran for office, the Chicago Teachers Union had made its pitch for its former “legislative coordinator” after putting millions into his campaign by promising that “if a teacher became mayor, we could build the city we all deserve.”

Share

The exploitation of the Reichsbürger plot

In December 2022, news of an impending coup against the German state shocked the public. Thousands of police officers carried out one of the biggest anti-terror operations in post-war German history, targeting members of the ultra-reactionary Reichsbürger movement. Last week, 17 months later, the first trial of these alleged coup-plotters finally got underway at Stuttgart’s High Court.

Of the 27 total Reichsbürger suspects, nine will stand trial in Stuttgart for membership of a terrorist organisation and preparation of high treason. The rest will be tried in Frankfurt and Munich in the coming months.

Share

Idaho is the new ‘red state’ haven where residents of some of America’s most Liberal cities are now fleeing to escape crime and chaos

Americans from liberal west coast states are fleeing in greater numbers to a neighboring red state to escape political riots, homelessness and crime.

Idaho appears to be where disaffected residents of California, Oregon and Washington are now flocking to, with the state’s population surging by 12 per cent in just five years.

Husband and wife Nick Kostenborder and Ashley Manning are among those who brought their then-9-month-old son to Sandpoint to escape Portland.

Share