Trump allies want racism protections for white people

Trump allies are planning to repurpose anti-discrimination laws with a new focus on anti-white discrimination, with former Trump White House advisor Stephen Miller laying the groundwork through his America First Legal group.

Trump allies ‘want to dramatically change the government’s interpretation of Civil Rights-era laws’ to focus on ‘anti-White racism,’ Axios reports.

A key figure in providing a template for action is Miller, who helped shape Trump’s ‘America First’ ideology and who served as a main driver for immigration policy during Trump’s White House tenure, and who has been mentioned as a potential top official in a second term.


This silly old lie is kept on life support by the Liberal-Left. More at Twitchy.

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Open Letter from a bunch of whiny pearl clutching asshats crying about the lack of civility in public discourse

An open letter to Canada’s political leaders – for the sake of the country’s future

We, the undersigned, are calling on you to address urgently the rise of incivility, public aggression and overt hatred that are undermining the peace and security of Canadian life. This issue is so important that it transcends partisanship.

Whether they are connected to geopolitical events happening thousands of kilometres away or derived from homegrown causes, one cannot deny that tensions are on the rise in our streets and on our campuses.

We believe this phenomenon is part of a broader, worrisome trend. Canadians appear increasingly unwilling, unable or ill-equipped to talk to or live peaceably alongside those with divergent views of complex and divisive issues including, as in the current instance, those with significant geopolitical overtones and implications.


What garbage. I wonder how many of these upper class twits support Canada’s toxic mass immigration, multiculturalism and DEI policies?

Calls for civility, otherwise known as tone policing, are about control, about silencing your public voice.

Feck’ em

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German Establishment Parties Unite To ‘Protect’ Constitutional Court from ‘Extremists’

The German Union parties (CDU/CSU) are again considering backing an initiative by the left-globalist ‘traffic light’ coalition to amend Germany’s constitution in an attempt to keep the anti-establishment Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) party from influencing the Federal Constitutional Court.

Negotiations between the Union and the governing parties concerning the latter’s proposed draft law—framed as necessary to ‘protect’ the court from ‘extremists’—began in late January but concluded shortly thereafter when the CDU and CSU stated that they found no compelling reason for the constitutional amendment.

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Poilievre wades into Middle East conflict during speech to Montreal-area synagogue

Says Conservatives would ‘defund antisemitism’

It can be one of the thorniest issues for Canadian politicians — highly divisive and filled with decades of fighting, with potential for political blowback from one side or the other.

While conflict has raged in the Middle East in recent months, federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has tended to focus on bread-and-butter domestic issues, such as inflation and the Liberal government’s carbon tax.

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World Central Kitchen halts operations in Gaza after strike kills staff

International food charity World Central Kitchen (WCK) is suspending its operations in Gaza following the death of seven of its workers in an Israeli air strike.

The charity said those killed were part of an aid convoy that was leaving a warehouse in central Gaza on Monday.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has acknowledged that Israel’s forces hit “innocent people”.

Gaza’s Hamas-run media office also blamed Israel.

Bad things happen in war zones.

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Court to decide if Ontario must pay for surgery to make vagina if patient also want to keep penis

In a lengthy legal battle that could lead to more requests for individually customized and unorthodox gender-affirming surgeries, an Ontario resident is seeking publicly funded surgery to construct a vagina while preserving the penis.

The case, now before the courts, reflects a small but growing demand for niche surgeries for people who identify as non-binary, meaning neither exclusively female nor exclusively male.

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OpenAI’s voice-cloning tool is too effective for public use

OpenAI has said it is withholding a voice-cloning tool from public release over safety fears.

The artificial intelligence company, which created the instant messaging tool ChatGPT, claims its Voice Engine programme can clone a person’s voice with 15 seconds of recorded speech.

It announced the technology on Friday, a week after filing a trademark application for the same name.

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Are ‘mom-and-pop’ investors pricing out first-time homebuyers?

With new condo construction hitting “record levels,” prospects for first-time homebuyers may be improving, but experts warn competition for those units will be fierce.

Wealthy investors looking for a second or third property are common customers for those types of homes. Recent trends show more of them are purchasing properties than first-timers, said John Pasalis, Realtor and broker at Realosophy Realty.

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Over 150 students and staff at North Carolina university are diagnosed with host of tumors – as officials find lecture halls and classrooms teeming with toxic chemicals

More than 150 students, staff and alumni have reportedly been diagnosed with cancers and other diseases linked to a university building teeming with toxins.

Cases of lymphoma and thyroid and breast cancers have been reported among patients who spent time at Poe Hall, a class building at North Carolina State University in Raleigh.

The building closed in November 2023 amid reports of exposure to concerning levels of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), toxic chemicals linked to cancer.

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Canadian accused of using Tesla tech to start China-based company released on bail in U.S.

A Canadian entrepreneur in China accused of stealing battery manufacturing technology from Tesla has been released on bail in the United States.

Klaus Pflugbeil, a Canadian citizen living in Ningbo, China, had a bond hearing on March 22 and was released on bail March 28, according to information provided by Danielle Hass, spokesperson for the United States Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of New York, in an email to CTVNews.ca on Monday.

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Poilievre Decries ‘Federal Food Bureaucracy’ After Trudeau Announces $1 Billion School Food Program

Following the Liberal government’s announcement that it will launch a $1 billion national school food program, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre criticized the prime minister for announcing the plan on the same day the federal carbon tax was raised.

“After eight years of promising that he’d helped the middle class, well now by his own admission, one in four kids don’t get enough food. I find it ironic that he is promising a federal food bureaucracy in Ottawa the same day as he raises taxes on food,” Mr. Poilievre said during a press conference in Nanaimo, B.C., on April 1.

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