Louis Farrakhan delivers a genocidal message to Israel

(JNS) On Feb. 25, Nation of Islam (NOI) leader Louis Farrakhan delivered a four-hour address to mark the group’s Saviour’s Day. The event honors Fard Muhammad, whom the NOI considers the Mahdi, Allah in human form. They identify former leader Elijah Muhammad as “the Messiah.”

Farrakhan announced he was dressed in gold because he was giving “the speech of my life.” He stated, “We all talk to God” but the “big difference” is “He talks back to me.”

His speech was a message from Allah, conveyed by the Messiah from the Great Wheel, 40 miles above the Earth, where he has dwelt since 1975. Farrakhan proclaimed, “I’m going to shake the world today with what I tell you that they told me.”

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Trudeau Government to Investigate ‘How Climate Change Interacts With Democratic Decline’

Self-described “basic Chinese dictatorship” admirer — I don’t need to play the clip here, right? We’ve all seen it by now — and effeminate Xi Jinping boy-toy Justin Trudeau has big new plans for the money his government farms from the serfs.

h/t Mauser

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Migrant TikTok influencer probed by child services and admits he tried Canada first —but it didn’t give handouts

“How to have a free high-end phone”

The TikTok influencer who encouraged “fellow Venezuelans” to squat in American homes is being probed by child services after using his baby daughter in his guides to scamming and begging.

Moreno shot to infamy telling his 507,000 TikTok followers, “If a house is not inhabited, we can seize it.”

And on Friday he doubled down, repeating the same message, calling squatting “the American dream,” and defiantly boasting that he had the right to “free speech” in the US.

Someone should give this guy a reality show.

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A national school food framework is on Chrystia Freeland’s desk. Will Ottawa say yes?

A framework for a national school food program has landed on the desk of Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland, and with the federal budget just weeks away advocates hope the proposal will get the green light.

The proposed plan comes as food prices continue to cause political headaches for governments across the country, said Tyler Meredith, a policy thinker and former economic adviser to Freeland and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

“A proposal has now been put forward to Minister Freeland, and it’s now for us to watch whether it’ll be funded in the budget,” said Meredith. “I’m cautiously optimistic.”

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FBI tells passengers on the Alaska Airlines flight that lost a panel they might be crime victims

The FBI has told passengers on the Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 Max that lost a door-plug panel in midflight that they might be victims of a crime.

“I’m contacting you because we have identified you as a possible victim of a crime,” a victim specialist from the federal agency’s Seattle office wrote in the letters, which passengers received this week. “This case is currently under investigation by the FBI.”

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Blackie’s Star: Canada should have recognized Palestine as a state

In the end, the New Democratic motion on the Middle East was an opportunity squandered.

Billed as an attempt to provide some clarity to Canada’s approach to the conflict between Israel and Palestine, the motion, passed by the House of Commons this week, after the NDP allowed it to be amended substantially by the Liberals, provided just more confusion.

In particular, it was unclear if anything had changed.

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Trump poised for billions as stock market deal passes

Donald Trump appears to be scrambling for funds to pay a $464m (£365m) fraud fine. Could the stock market ride to his rescue?

Trump Media, which runs the social media platform Truth Social, is poised to become a publicly listed company, after a majority of shareholders of Digital World Acquisition Corp voted on Friday to acquire it.

Mr Trump is due to have a stake of at least 58% in the merged company, worth nearly $3bn at Digital World’s current share prices.

It’s an astonishing potential windfall for Mr Trump in exchange for a business whose own auditor warned last year it was at risk of failure.

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If Poilievre Becomes PM, What Changes Would He Make and How Quickly?

With Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives far ahead in the polls, the next federal election could bring a change in leadership and big policy changes. But it takes a lot of political capital to make big changes, and some deeply embedded policies may be hard to reverse.

How might a Poilievre government approach Liberal programs currently taking root, such as national child care, pharmacare, and dental care? How might it handle energy policy, including how Canada’s oil and gas industry is treated and how green energy is subsidized?

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Inside the Taliban’s sportswashing plan for cricket ‘world power’

A little over a year before Afghanistan’s triumphs at the Cricket World Cup in India, the team was summoned to the interior ministry in Kabul for a photo call with Sirajuddin Haqqani, the head of a terrorist network responsible for some of the worst suicide attacks during two decades of conflict.

Now the all-powerful interior minister, Haqqani, who led the most radical Taliban faction with ties to al-Qaeda dating back to the 1980s, smiled benevolently as he was joined by a team on the cusp of a remarkable rise towards the top tier of cricket.

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Ukrainian Congress Denies Involvement in Nazi Veteran Parliament Invite

The Ukrainian Canadian Congress has denied that it played any role in the invitation and acknowledgement of Nazi veteran Yaroslav Hunka to the Canadian Parliament last September during the Ukrainian president’s visit.

CEO of the Congress Ihor Michalchyshyn testified in front of the House Affairs Committee on March 21 and claimed that his organization had no contact with the office of the speaker of the House regarding the invite, Blocklock’s Reporter first reported.

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Cancelled for joking about Hamas: why ‘hate speech’ zealots are killing comedy

When the Herald newspaper published its report on March 19, advising that “Police Scotland’s officers are being told they should target actors and comedians under Scotland’s new hate crime laws”, the comedian Al Murray delivered a pithy, pretty unprintable response on X: “F___ this”. Later he elaborated: “I normally suck my teeth at the ‘haven’t you got anything better to do copper?’ reflex, but for this I make the exception…” He added: “It’ll mean the law looking daft.”

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Russia detains 11 suspects after Moscow concert hall shooting leaves at least 115 dead; ISIS claims responsibility

Eleven people have been detained after gunmen stormed a concert hall in Moscow and opened fire on the crowd, the head of Russia’s Federal Security Service told President Vladimir Putin on Saturday, according to Russian state news agency Tass.

Russia’s Investigative Committee said four people among those detained were directly involved in the attack.

They were stopped in the Bryansk region of western Russia, “not far from the border with Ukraine,” it said.

At least 115 people were killed in Friday’s attack, including three children, authorities said.

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Stellantis lays off about 400 salaried workers to handle uncertainty in EV transition

DETROIT — Jeep maker Stellantis is laying off about 400 white-collar workers in the U.S. as it deals with the transition from combustion engines to electric vehicles.

The company formed in the 2021 merger between PSA Peugeot and Fiat Chrysler said the workers are mainly in engineering, technology and software at the headquarters and technical center in Auburn Hills, Michigan, north of Detroit. Affected workers were being notified starting Friday morning.

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For months, police have been signalling we’re on our own. Now, finally, they’re telling us

I hold just the tiniest bit of pity for Toronto Police Constable Marco Ricciardi, who sounded like he just wanted to be helpful when he made international headlines for his advice at a town hall on how to prevent violence during home invasions: leave your car keys by the front door. “They’re breaking into your home to steal your car,” he said in February. “They don’t want anything else.”

This is the type of realpolitik advice that no one wants to hear, but many quietly take to heart anyway. Indeed, women don’t want to be told they should stagger their keys between their fingers when walking home alone at night – they want to be able to take a walk without worrying about getting attacked – but many fish their keys out of their purse anyway, just in case.

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