Special rapporteur report by Trudeau crony Johnston complete bullshit new documents reveal

New intelligence documents published by the federal foreign interference inquiry raise questions about the conclusions of former Governor General David Johnston’s probe into the issue.

Johnston, whom Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appointed a special rapporteur on foreign interference, ruled out calling a public inquiry last May.

Had Johnston’s recommendation been accepted, a trove of national security documents released this week by the Foreign Interference Commission would have never seen the light of day.

Not at all unreasonable to suspect Junior is working for China.

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Schoolgirl left in coma after attack for ‘un-Islamic behaviour’

A 14-year-old girl was severely wounded and left in a coma after being beaten outside her school by three other teenagers over what, her mother suggested, could have been down to un-Islamic behaviour.

The French government has launched an investigation over the attack in the southern city of Montpelier, which has caused political uproar across the country.

It came days after the head teacher of a Parisian school resigned following death threats after she asked a student to remove her Muslim veil, sparking widespread outrage.


From Europe 1

“You must be discreet”: in Vaulx-en-Velin, religious pressure is felt on young women

Three days after the attack on Samara in Montpellier, the question of religious pressure at school arises. The 14-year-old girl had been harassed for several months by one of her classmates, who notably treated her as an unbeliever. In Vaulx-en-Velin, near Lyon, some students confide to Europe 1 that this pressure is also felt.

The attack on Samara, a 14-year-old schoolgirl, shocks France. The young girl was attacked when leaving her Montpellier establishment at the beginning of the week. The attack was allegedly orchestrated by one of her classmates, who has been harassing the teenager for several months, not hesitating to insult her as a bitch and a kouffar (disbeliever in Arabic, editor’s note).

“Samara dresses in the West,” the victim’s mother told journalists , before adding that the suspect “wears the veil.”

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Trudeau had article alleging NDA involving West Point Grey Academy spiked on Facebook

Ottawa asked Facebook to remove false article about Trudeau during 2019 election, inquiry hears

One of Canada’s top civil servants asked that a false article about Prime Minister Justin Trudeau be removed from Facebook during the 2019 election, according to Friday testimony and documents tabled at the public inquiry into foreign inference.

The article in question was published by the Buffalo Chronicle. It contained uncorroborated claims involving Trudeau and was spreading online during the 2019 election campaign.

Of flagrance and fellatios: Trudeau’s dark stint as a school teacher

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The Samurai Begin To Hate: Third World Immigration Is Happening In Japan

The Japanese have a love/hate relationship with gaijin, foreigners; the Japanese have always been fascinated with the “other” and the culture of the other. They also want to remain uniquely Japanese. This is partly because Japan’s origin mythology does not take into account those who are not Japanese, nor are the others explained in that mythology. This is called closed-universe origin mythology. Contrast this with other societies where origin mythologies such as Christianity, where the world was created and then populated by numerous peoples. This is an open-universe origin mythology. The origin mythology of the West and Christendom accounts for both particular Westerners, other different kinds of Westerners, and outsiders.

h/t Kiki9

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NATO turns seventy-five… what’s next?

NATO marks its seventy-fifth birthday today, but the alliance is in no mood for celebration.

At its foundation, and for much of its lifetime, NATO worked well. On April 4, 1949, representatives of a dozen countries signed the North Atlantic Treaty in Washington, DC “to safeguard the freedom, common heritage and civilization of their peoples, founded on the principles of democracy, individual liberty and the rule of law.” Although the Cold War was not always cold, and flared into bloodily hot conflicts in Vietnam, Cambodia and Angola among other places, there was never a face-to-face showdown between NATO and members of the Soviet Union-led Warsaw Pact, let alone a nuclear one.

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CSIS Director changed report on PRC interference in MP Han Dong’s riding after discussion with PM Trudeau’s advisor

Foreign Interference Commission hears 2019 CSIS assessment that a “politically-connected Canadian” impacted the fed election was “recalled”

After the 2019 federal election CSIS director David Vigneault decided to “recall” a controversial intelligence assessment saying a “politically-connected Canadian” had impacted Canada’s 2019 vote in Liberal MP Han Dong’s Toronto riding, Ottawa’s Foreign Interference Commission heard Thursday.

Explosive documents tabled while Vigneault was examined on his decision said the October 2019 CSIS assessment regarding suspected PRC interference in Dong’s campaign was shared with senior government officials including Trudeau’s then National Security Advisor.

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New ‘Revitalized’ Palestinian Authority, Same as the Old Palestinian Authority

As part of a US plan to “revitalize” the Palestinian Authority (PA), a new PA government headed by Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa was announced in late March. While the US administration has not clarified what it means by the “revitalization” of the PA, one can only assume that refers to the need to implement financial and administrative reforms in all PA institutions and see the emergence of new leaders in Ramallah who would work to improve the living conditions of their people and prepare them for peace with Israel.

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SHOCKA! Liberal MP Anthony Housefather to stay in caucus

Happy they no longer beat him on Saturdays

Liberal MP Anthony Housefather has ended his reflection on his place in Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s caucus, declaring Friday that he intends to stay in the Liberal fold.

“My core values remain Liberal ones and after serious reflection, I believe my greatest value to Canadians is staying in caucus,” he said in a lengthy statement released Friday afternoon.

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Canada’s eco-extremism threat is flying under the radar

I’d start by tailing this asshole.

The dangerous rise in eco-extremism in Canada is fueled by identity politics and exaggerated climate anxieties

The rhetoric surrounding “decolonization” and identity politics, coupled with exaggerated concerns about climate change, is giving rise to a dangerous form of eco-extremism that is spreading unchecked across the country.

This trend is vividly illustrated by the February 2022 terrorist assault on a Coastal GasLink pipeline project site in British Columbia. Approximately 20 masked assailants armed with axes and flare guns descended upon the site, instilling fear among security personnel and workers and causing an estimated $20 million in damages, as reported by B.C.’s Independent Contractors and Business Association.

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Capitol rioters’ families draw hope from Trump’s promise of pardons

Every night since August 2022, a small crowd has gathered outside the Washington DC Central Jail, through frigid winter nights and under spring rain, to protest against the US justice system.

The protesters outside the red-brick buildings of the facility pray, discuss the news, and broadcast telephone calls with prisoners inside the jail, where hundreds of accused or convicted rioters have been held in the three years since the 6 January 2021 storming of the Capitol.

In recent months, as Donald Trump has gripped the Republican Party’s presidential nomination, the protesters have taken heart from the ex-president’s vocal public support for those who attacked Congress.

It’s the right thing to do.

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