The Second Battle for Shifa Hospital Shows Israel Will Accept Only Victory

This is what a ‘sustainable campaign’ to eliminate Hamas looks like.

Those who camouflage their hostility toward Israel’s objectives in its defensive war against Hamas as little more than antipathy toward Benjamin Netanyahu must be frustrated today. The dubious claim that Israel is conducting a cruel war devoid of respect for human life is being rebutted today by one of the Israeli prime minister’s foremost domestic opponents.

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Leftists Waste No Time In Attacking Legacy Of Francis Scott Key After Baltimore Bridge Collapse

Almost immediately after the Francis Scott Key Bridge fell into the Baltimore Harbor, the vulturous left began circling the wreckage, seeing the tragedy as an opportunity to disparage America’s past.

The bridge’s namesake, famous lawyer-poet Francis Scott Key, has been a target of ridicule for anti-American revisionist historians for several years now. With the destruction of the bridge, the left all-too-gladly resumed its effort to erase Key’s memory from our national consciousness as a part of its endless crusade against notable figures in American history.

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Biden denies designating Easter as the ‘Transgender Day of Visibility’

Biden is in charge of tapioca

Normal Americans were very upset to learn that Biden had issued an official proclamation declaring that Sunday, March 31, was this year’s official, national “Transgender Day of Visibility.” They were upset because March 31 also happened to be Easter, the holiest day in the Christian calendar. Having become aware of the outrage, Biden has now denied that he made that proclamation. It’s proof, as if we need it that Biden is either (a) demented, (b) a puppet, or (d) a compulsive liar. If this were a multiple choice, my answer would be “all of the above.”

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Destroyers of Democracy Continue to Insist Trump Will Destroy Democracy

It has become a cornerstone of the Democrats’ presidential campaign: if Donald Trump returns to the White House, 2024 will be the last election. Trump, goes the claim, will set himself up as a dictator, and Amerikkka will finally become the fascist state that leftists have been claiming it was on the verge of being ever since an upstart has-been actor named Ronald Reagan threw his hat in the ring. This claim is not only absurd; it’s a classic case of projection. The American republic (it’s not a democracy, kids) is indeed in serious danger, but the danger is coming from those who are claiming that they are trying to save it from Trump.

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Britain’s future is Pagan

The West Country is better known for Poldark’s smoulder than the fires of Paganism. But, as a local Heathen priest, I can assure you that the Pagan revival down here is in full swing. Just last week, a builder working next door to me announced that he was a Druid, while a man I hired to fit some floorboards revealed that he, like me, worships the Germanic gods of our Anglo-Saxon ancestors. The most recent census found that the number of Pagans in England and Wales had risen from 57,000 in 2011 to 74,000 — and that they cluster in Ceredigion, Cornwall and Somerset.

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The unbearable sanctimony of the ‘pro-Palestine’ set

Britain’s ‘queer’ activists aren’t happy. In fact the poor dears are fuming. They haven’t been this pissed off since the last time some middle-aged woman politely requested the right to shower at the gym without seeing a tumescent knob in the neighbouring cubicle. For one of their cultural icons has done something unconscionable. He’s broken the cardinal moral code of right-on society. He’s deviated from the holy law of the upper-middle class. Brace yourselves: he has agreed to share a space with – my God – someone from Israel.

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How the mods and the rockers whipped up a media frenzy

Over Easter Weekend in 1964, two gangs from opposite sides of the cultural spectrum clashed at Clacton-on-Sea. It would never happen now

“Clacton on Sea,” proclaimed an advert in the Daily Mirror on Easter Saturday, 1964: “Seven Miles of Golden Sands. Beautiful Gardens. Fast Electric Trains from London.” Yet any holidaymakers who made the trip probably wished they had stayed at home, not just because it was the coldest Easter since 1883, but primarily on account of the visiting rival groups of young Londoners whose behaviour dominated the following day’s newspaper headlines.

“‘Wild Ones’ Invade Seaside – 90 Arrests” said the Mirror’s front page, drawing a parallel with the 1953 Marlon Brando biker film, blaming the trouble on “1,000 fighting, drinking, roaring, rampaging teenagers on scooters and motorcycles”.

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Crunching on Critters: Swedish Striving for Sustainability Puts Bugs on the Table

The Swedish city of Södertälje, just outside Stockholm, has decided to be at the forefront of “climate smart” and “sustainable” eating habits—apparently in particular when it comes to tacos.

The cafeteria in city hall, in an effort by the city to “support businesses that develop sustainable foods,” recently tested the waters by serving its patrons tacos with mashed larvae instead of the customary beef.

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Fleming told my father that James Bond was never a gentleman – his Lefty portrayal now is a betrayal

It’s time to put James Bond out of his misery. Ian Fleming was a friend of my father, Woodrow, and he often said he despised the books that made his name, but the one thing he confessed himself attached to was the quintessence of his creation, namely that Bond was a cad, a snob and a sexist.

He was not, for want of a better word, a gentleman.

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The war on vaping is a war on public health

Out of my cold dead hand… Vaporesso Gen Mod and Geekvape Zeus X RTA

Fact: Vaping is less dangerous than smoking. This is one of those facts that doesn’t really need research attached to it. Cigarette smoke contains “carbon monoxide, ammonia, dimethylnitrosamine, formaldehyde, hydrogen cyanide and acrolein,” a British anti-smoking charity explains. Vapour from an e-cigarette contains water and either glycerin or propylene glycol. While it’s true the long-term effects of consuming the latter two in e-cig form have not extensively been studied, crucially, they are not smoke. In every context other than smoking, we human beings have always tried to avoid smoke. Even considering the addictive wonders of nicotine, it’s incredible we ever believed it was safe.

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Teacher banned for saying Islam would take over and Westernised girls were ‘lunatics’

A Muslim teacher who suggested Islam was going to take over and claimed Westernised girls were “lunatics” has been banned.

Aqib Khan, 30, was sacked for “undermining fundamental British values” by a Teaching Regulation Agency professional misconduct panel.

He said he rejected a female doctor who earned £70,000 because he couldn’t be with a woman who earned more than him and told pupils that the baby of a woman over the age of 30 was more likely to be disabled than a wife having one with her cousin.

No matter how many times Mohammedans tell us exactly who they are a huge number of idiots will choose to ignore the obvious truth.

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Jamie Sarkonak: Social workers are told to push progressive climate, gender politics — or else

Social work is a regulated profession because its practitioners can have a substantial impact on a person’s life. They can be the difference between keeping your children in a custody dispute. Their reports can help or hurt refugee claims, or a person’s ability to obtain cosmetic gender surgery. Given the delicate issues at play, one would expect the profession to stay out of politics, but this is not the case.

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N.L.’s Liberal premier calls for emergency meeting with PM as anti-carbon tax protests snarl highways

Protests erupted across the country against the federal carbon tax on Monday — the same day it rose by 23 per cent — while Canada’s only Liberal provincial leader pressed for an emergency meeting to discuss alternative ways to cut emissions.

In a letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Andrew Furey called for an emergency meeting of leaders throughout Canada, arguing the program is too costly for his province and doesn’t work as intended.

I could get behind a nation wide general strike.

‘We’ve had enough’: Protests over carbon price hike halt traffic across Canada

’This is just the beginning’: Carbon tax protests block traffic on Trans-Canada Highway

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