Has Leftist Lawfare Created the Police State Yet?

Increasing numbers of worried Americans have been wondering over the last few years whether progressive Democrats have succeeded in creating a police state in America. From the Russia Hoax to the revelations of the Twitter Files release, to the coordinated attempts to quash scandalous and true Biden family stories, to the blatant display of dual justice, they’ve seen that the cabal of one political party, with its power bases in the government and the sycophant media, has succeeded in limiting or destroying political opponents while eliminating individual rights. Just how bad is it? Has that cabal suspended our American Constitution and Bill of Rights and created an authoritarian alternative? Are we there yet?

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London Has Fallen. Again.

At this rate, the king will be the last English leader in the United Kingdom.

To no one’s surprise, Sadiq Khan will go on to a third term as the mayor of what was once the leading city in the leading nation in the world.

It’s been a long time since those days. And if it hasn’t been so many years, culturally it’s been a millennium.

Due to the good work of Tony Blair, London has ceased to be an English city. Like so many other former English cities, it’s populated by Third World Jihadists whose particular mode of waging war on the infidels is living on the dole while enjoying some sex grooming in between daily prayers. And of course voting.

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Inside Trump’s plan to deport ‘nearly 20 million’ illegal migrants from the US

Donald Trump has vowed to deliver the “largest mass deportation effort” in American history if he gets back into office next year, targeting millions of illegal migrants across the country.

The 45th president has frequently spoken about his deportation agenda, and recently indicated in a TIME Magazine interview that he would leverage local law enforcement, the National Guard and the military to carry out his plan — similar to the dragnet-style sweeps of “Operation Wetback” under former President Dwight Eisenhower that shipped more than 1 million migrants out in 1954.

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Ayaan Hirsi Ali takes on Richard Dawkins over New Atheism

Ayaan Hirsi Ali has said that she regrets her role in the New Atheism movement, as part of a Saturday debate with Richard Dawkins.

At the inaugural Dissident Dialogues conference in New York, Ali said that she now feels she was wrong to conflate Christianity with Islam when she was an atheist. “I do regret doing that,” she told moderator Freddie Sayers. “I’m guilty of having said all faiths, all perceptions of God are the same and are equally damaging, so…I have come to regret the damage that I’ve done.”

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Benjamin Netanyahu rejects ceasefire demands that would ‘leave Hamas intact’ – as Israeli cabinet votes to close Al Jazeera office

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected ceasefire proposals because he says Hamas’s call for a withdrawal of all troops from Gaza and an end to the war is unacceptable.

Mr Netanyahu said agreeing such proposals would “leave Hamas intact” and leave the possibility of another attack in future.

“Surrendering to the demands of Hamas would be a terrible defeat for the State of Israel,” he said in a video statement.

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Trudeau and Ford should attach personal fortunes to EV corporate welfare

Last week, with their latest tranche of corporate welfare for the electric vehicle (EV) sector, the Trudeau and Ford governments announced a $5.0 billion subsidy for Honda to help build an EV battery plant and ultimately manufacture EVs in Ontario. Here’s a challenge: if politicians in both governments truly believe these measures are in the public interest, they should tie their personal fortunes with the outcomes of these subsidies (a.k.a. corporate welfare).

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How Pope Francis opened the Vatican to transgender sex workers

The outreach, reflecting the most radical stage of his papacy, has prompted backlash while also altering the lives of the nearly 100 people he has met.

VATICAN CITY — Sea gulls soared over St. Peter’s Square as Laura Esquivel, clad in tight leather pants, aimed herself toward the high walls of the Holy See. “It’s not too much? My makeup?” she asked, self-consciously touching a rouged cheek. “I don’t care what people think. But this is the pope.”

She hurried into the Vatican’s cavernous Paul VI Audience Hall and was ushered to the front row. Before her, a 23-foot-tall bronze sculpture of Jesus gazed down. Behind her, the faithful flashed curious looks.

Maybe he is the anti-Christ!

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Union leaders pledge support for U of T anti-Israel encampment, urge ‘consequences’ for dissenters

Public union leaders across the province have pledged their unwavering support for the anti-Israel encampment established at the University of Toronto last week.

On Thursday, U of T administrators notified activists that any demonstrations on private school property after 10 p.m. could result in legal consequences. The warning prompted the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Ontario and three local chapters to release a solidarity statement.

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Political fireworks about drug decriminalization leave Toronto request in limbo

Already Plotting escape from Mars penal colony …

A request by Canada’s biggest city to move forward on drug decriminalization is in limbo, facing significant provincial opposition and renewed political debate prompted by a partial rollback of B.C.’s existing policy.

Toronto put forward a request to the federal government in 2022, and provided additional information in 2023, Dr. Eileen de Villa, the city’s medical officer of health, said in an interview on Rosemary Barton Live that aired Sunday.

“Fundamentally, what that’s about is recognizing that addiction is, at its core, a health issue not a criminal issue,” she told CBC chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton.

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Out of Control: Large Scale Fights, Gang Violence Force Chicago to Cancel Cinco de Mayo Parade

Chicago, like so many of our major cities, is out of control. Homelessness, smash-and-grab robberies, carjackings, gangs effectively taking over parts of the city – Chicago is in free fall. On Sunday, another incident in Chicago’s meltdown was revealed when the Chicago Police Department canceled the city’s Cinco de Mayo parade “out of an abundance of caution,” due to gang violence and large-scale fighting in the area of the parade.

h/t XC

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Russia Is Pounding Eastern Ukraine’s Industrial Heartland

Ukraine awaits US aid, but plans to take back lost territory have been shelved.

In the coming weeks, Vladimir Putin will be throwing all he’s got against a stretch of high ground between the Russian occupied town of Bahkmut and the city of Kramatorsk to gain complete control of Ukraine’s Donbass region and score a decisive, if limited, victory over the government in Kyiv. At least two Russian divisions with close air support are relentlessly attacking Ukrainian fortifications in Chasiv Yar, a ridge town dominating the Siverskyi Donetsk river valley that contains an industrial triangle of cities serving as Ukraine’s logistical hub and forward headquarters.

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