Author: Blazingcatfur
‘More complaints’ were made about First Minister Humza Yousaf and his 2020 speech about ‘often being the only non-white person in the room’ than JK Rowling under new Scots hate crime law
Humza Yousaf has received more complaints under Scotland’s new hate crime bill than JK Rowling, it was claimed today.
Since the controversial legislation was rolled out on Monday almost 4,000 complaints are said to have been made to Police Scotland, with the force reportedly dealing with 60 complaints on average per hour.
Police sources have now shed light on the nature of the hate crime complaints revealing that the majority relate to the First Minister as well as JK Rowling.
“That is not good enough” Humza Yousaf’s message to the white people of Scotland
🚷🏴 😂 #scotland #HumzaYousaf pic.twitter.com/wvf7ayUJD7— Phillip Jolly (@DrPI_Jolly) April 3, 2024
Three of four Brampton diversity-rage suspects in handcuffs
Three down and one to go.
… Police on Tuesday night said officers were interviewing the suspects and that charges were pending against Akashdeep Singh, 28, Sourav Sourav, 28, and Ramanpreet Massih, 23.
Seattle Public Schools shuts down gifted and talented program for being oversaturated with white and Asian students
Seattle Public Schools is dismantling its gifted and talented program, which administrators argued was oversaturated with white and Asian students, in favor of a more “inclusive, equitable and culturally sensitive” program.
The district began phasing out its Highly Capable Cohort schools and classrooms for advanced students in the 2021-22 school year due to racial inequities, the school district notes.
WTF?
WOW. One of Canada’s top medical schools @QueensUHealth has announced they will discriminate against White people.
They have a special program called QuARMS which is an “Accelerated Route to Medical School” and the qualifications are you must be Black or Indigenous.
White… pic.twitter.com/F5ngHyh8tW
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) April 3, 2024
Conservative lead over Liberals narrows while NDP support drops: Nanos
The federal Liberals are narrowing the months-old gap with the Conservative party, with a former 20-percentage point Conservative ballot advantage shrinking to a 12-point lead, according to latest tracking data from Nanos Research.
The Conservatives under Pierre Poilievre have maintained a safe lead over the Liberals since September, reaching a nearly 20-percentage point gap a month ago, with 42.8 per cent support compared to the Liberals’ 23.8 per cent.
But new Nanos ballot tracking shows the Conservatives are now closer to 38 per cent, compared to the Liberals at 26 per cent.
All female hostages in Gaza being sexually abused, freed hostage says
Every Israeli woman who is being held captive by Hamas in Gaza is being sexually abused, freed hostage Mia Regev said during an emergency debate in the Knesset’s Committee on the Status of Women and Gender Equality on the situation of the women hostages.
Regev, who was freed during the hostage deal between Israel and Hamas in November, said that it was “unbelievable” that the Knesset was planning on going on recess on April 8 for over five weeks.
Soldiers had to rely on food donations because of lack of military support during Ottawa training
Canadian Forces personnel sent to Ottawa for specialized cyber training had to rely on donated food to make ends meet because of the lack of support from the military and the high cost of living in the city.
In other cases, soldiers went months without being reimbursed by National Defence for their expenses, creating even more financial hardship, according to military personnel who approached this newspaper with their concerns.
The recruits were not initially eligible for any housing allowance while in Ottawa.
Will Iran attack Israel? Damascus strike means nothing is off limits
When Israel flattened Iran’s consulate in Damascus on Monday, killing Tehran’s top generals in the country, it also levelled the assumption that anything is off limits in its growing conflict with Tehran.
Iran will now be forced to respond. In recent months Israel had assassinated a number of its generals and senior commanders in Damascus, but this was the first time it had targeted an Iranian diplomatic mission. Iran’s ambassador in Syria, who was unharmed in the attack, promised a response of “the same magnitude and harshness”.
Majority of Canadians Say Federal Government on ‘Wrong Track’ to Help Middle-Class: Survey Report
Middle-class Canadians are tired of the rising cost of living and the “high tax burden” placed upon them, according to in-house Privy Council research. Focus groups from across the country told pollsters the federal government has failed to address the issues most important to Canadians.
“Discussing additional measures that could be taken by the federal government to assist the middle class, participants suggested actions such as lowering taxes for middle-class households and increasing the range of benefits and supports available within Canada,” reads the pollsters’ analysis, which was first obtained by Blacklock’s Reporter.
Muslims have won power battle between prison gangs, says hero of London Bridge attack
Muslim gangs have orchestrated a shift in the power balance in prisons through violence and religious conversions, according to the convicted murderer who became a hero of the 2019 London Bridge terror attack.
Steve Gallant was on day release from prison when he grappled terrorist Usman Khan, who had stabbed two young people to death, to the ground before the violent extremist was shot dead by police. His heroism won him the Queen’s Gallantry Medal.
Compulsive Liar Trudeau fails to acknowledge he created the mass immigration mess now says temporary immigration needs to be brought ‘under control’
Trudeau says temporary immigration needs to be brought ‘under control’
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the government wants to rein in the number of temporary immigrants coming to the country, saying the situation needs to be brought “under control.”
“Whether it’s temporary foreign workers or whether it’s international students in particular, that have grown at a rate far beyond what Canada has been able to absorb,” Trudeau said at a housing announcement in Dartmouth, N.S.
“To give an example, in 2017, two per cent of Canada’s population was made up of temporary immigrants. Now we’re at 7.5 per cent of our population comprised of temporary immigrants. That’s something we need to get back under control.”
He’s lying. The numbers bandied about are a drop in the bucket and will make little to no impact.
Trudeau and the LPC are running scared having wreaked generational economic harm on Canada’s young and old.
People will never be able to afford a home, many are unable to afford rent.
Trudeau did this through the most cruel mass immigration scam ever inflicted on a western nation.
It’s not immigration, it’s replacement.
Carson Jerema: Economists’ open letter oblivious to carbon tax realities
The suggestion that hundreds of economists could put out a letter endorsing the federal government’s signature climate policy, the carbon tax, without it being perceived as political is incredibly precious. Although Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives are not directly named, they are the clear targets of the letter, which was released last week. Hardly apolitical, the stunt, and the 340-plus economists who have so far signed on to it, are deserving of nothing more than a massive eye roll.
UCLA Medical School Abruptly Cancels Lecture Blaming ‘Whiteness’ for Opioid Crisis
The University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) medical school recently scheduled a lecture focused on the role “whiteness” played in driving the opioid crisis — but abruptly changed the topic of the lecture just two days before it was supposed to take place and limited attendance to in-person only.
Last roll of the dice for Tropicana, the mobsters’ Las Vegas playground
The casino floor was heaving as gamblers, such as Sally Cresswell, a 57-year-old estate agent from Texas, hit the slots at the Tropicana for one last dance with Lady Luck.
During its heyday in the middle of the last century, the hotel represented the glitz and the glamour of Las Vegas, the casino town that sprung up in the middle of the Nevada desert and was controlled by the mob.
Today you have to listen hard to hear the dying strains of the Rat Pack here, with the gangsters who once called Sin City home long gone. As a vivid illustration of the changing face of Las Vegas, the Tropicana takes some beating.