For those wondering about the dismal response of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau – and most Liberal and NDP MPs – to the worst outbreak of Jew hatred in Canada since the 1930s, the answer is simple.
Their self-proclaimed “progressive” ideologies compel them to believe, for the sake of their constant virtue-signalling, that Jew hatred only comes from skinheads, white supremacists and neo-Nazis.
This was an actual Netflix Comedy special called "Hannah Gadsby's Gender Agenda" featuring Mx. Dahlia Belle.
A grown man who thinks he's a woman discusses his fake v*gina and gleefully mocks Christians. This is what passes for comedy these days. pic.twitter.com/mkTunttDwT
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 8, 2024
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau held a news conference Thursday to respond to questions, but he didn’t provide any answers.
Trudeau deflected a series of questions concerning everything from the appalling $100 million fiasco that is the ArriveCan app, to Canada’s funding for the troubled and possibly terrorist-infiltrated United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) in Gaza, to the lack of support and cash for the armed forces.
USA: City employees tell the woman her garbage can is too heavy, so they can't pick it up, otherwise they might get hurt. pic.twitter.com/17nrud13J0
— Dane (@UltraDane) March 9, 2024
If it wasn’t bad enough that some on the Left have questioned whether the rapes, murders, beheadings and child killings of October 7 actually happened, now Jewish people who have said that they feel too intimidated to go into central London at the weekend during the pro-Palestinian protests are being similarly gaslit.
This week, the counter-extremism tsar Robin Simcox raised his own concerns about the effect of the marches on Jewish people, saying the demonstrations had turned London “into a no-go zone for Jews every weekend”.
Charlotte Kates of PFLP Samidoun celebrates the October 7th slaughter of Israelis at a Samidoun Rally in Ottawa today. pic.twitter.com/mTkbMaefWR
— neveragainlivepodcast@gmail.com (@neveragainlive1) March 10, 2024
For cultural and economic reasons the blue-collar vote is lining up with Trump.
The trend for the past decade has been that the working-class, blue-collar voter goes R. This still sits oddly with many, especially old-time Dems, but it has held sway the past two or three presidential elections.
Donald Trump made it happen in 2016, cobbling together a working-class voter coalition with his energy and man-of-the-people vibe that carried him to narrow victory across the “blue wall” states of Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin and put him into the White House. It brought him to within a sliver of victory in 2020, as he succumbed to Joe Biden by the slimmest of margins in those same states and lost the electoral college vote.
In the complicated geopolitical tapestry where national security is paramount, the silent but alarming threat of sleeper terrorist cells within the United States, purportedly orchestrated by the Islamic Republic of Iran, has become a prominent concern for the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
This insidious threat and menace underscore a chilling strategy—targeting not just individuals but seeking to destabilize through fear and retaliation, a tactic that underpins the Islamic Republic’s modus operandi on foreign soil. This epitomizes the Islamic Republic’s strategy of leveraging terror to achieve its geopolitical aims.
The FBI seems to be confusing Catholics and school parent associations with Iranian spies.
In the annals of political theater, Iran’s so-called “elections” stand out as a grotesque parody of democracy. Yet, despite the blatant manipulation and lack of genuine choice, the mainstream Western media persistently mislabel these charades as “elections,” thereby bestowing legitimacy upon a regime entrenched in authoritarianism and dictatorship.
It is time to strip away the facade and expose Iran’s sham for what it truly is: a farce engineered to maintain the ruling elite. They seem determined to keep ruling over a citizenship that has demonstrated time and again that it does not want them.
A monument honoring Ukrainian soldiers who served in a Nazi division during World War II has been removed from a cemetery in Ontario after years of lobbying by Jewish leaders and others.
The monument to the 14 th Waffen Grenadier Division of the SS (1st Galician) was erected in 1988 at West Oak Memorial Gardens, which is owned by St. Volodymyr Ukrainian Cemetery, in Oakville, about 20 miles from Toronto. The marker bears the lion and crown insignia of the division, which is also known as SS Galizien and SS Galichina.
Palestinian demonstrators have taken over Wellington Street and are setting off smoke grenades.
They have a massive sound system built on scaffolding in the middle of the road and they are calling out @JustinTrudeau, saying that he is complicit in genocide. pic.twitter.com/9Avwt1hwAO
— Dacey Media (@chrisdacey) March 9, 2024
The success of the film Oppenheimer has shone a spotlight on the work done by scientists in New Mexico as they developed the first nuclear bomb. But 80 years later, some local people say their story remains untold.
“Both my great grandfathers had cancer, my two grandmothers had cancer, my father had three different cancers, my sister has cancer,” Tina Cordova says mournfully as she flicks through an old family photo album in her living room.
“I’ve lost count of the aunts and uncles and cousins who’ve had cancer. And my family is not unique.”
Toronto taxpayers recently received news as predictable as the sun rising in the east: The price tag for hosting a handful of 2026 World Cup games is skyrocketing and taxpayers will be the ones left holding the bag.
The new numbers are so bad it’s time for Toronto’s leaders to consider withdrawing from hosting the games.
German local councils on Saturday called for the government to refurbish out of use bunkers.
The comments were made by André Berghegger, the head of the Association of Towns and Municipalities, to the Funke media conglomerate.
They come as Russia’s war in Ukraine enters its third year and a day after Defense Minister Boris Pistorius visited civil protection facilities in Finland.
