Tasha Kheiriddin: Liberals want Canadians in the dark about China threat

Who calls the shots in Canada, Ottawa or Beijing? It’s becoming harder to tell, especially after this week’s shameful performance by the House of Commons Ethics Committee.

On Monday the Liberal-dominated committee shut down an emergency request by Conservative MP Michael Chong to investigate the firing of two Chinese scientists, Xiangguo Qiu and her husband Keding Cheng, at the Winnipeg National Microbiology Laboratory in 2021. Chong made the request after the government released 600 pages of documents revealing that Qiu and Cheng had basically been spying for the People’s Republic of China (PRC), developing “deep, cooperative relationships” with institutions there and transferring Canadian scientific knowledge and materials to the Chinese government.

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‘Rust’ armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in fatal shooting of Halyna Hutchins

“Rust” armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed was found guilty Wednesday of involuntary manslaughter in the fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of the Western movie in 2021.

The 26-year-old, who was in charge of weapons on the set, was also found not guilty of tampering with evidence.

In their closing arguments on Wednesday, prosecutors claimed Guiterrez-Reed was ultimately responsible for the weapons and ammo that killed Hutchins when actor Alec Baldwin pulled the trigger while filming a scene for the western.

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The great deception: Hosting a major sporting spectacle

The only thing certain about bidding to host a major sporting event is that whatever you suggest taxpayers might be on the hook for will ultimately be much, much higher.

It’s the golden rule.

To wit, it was no surprise when it was revealed last week the city of Toronto is already facing an $80-million cost overrun to host six games of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The original estimate of $300-million has jumped to $380-million. Anyone thinking that will be the end of it is a fool. It’s only March, 2024, for heaven’s sake.

Hosting a major sporting event has evolved into a form of legalized theft, the connected profit at the expense of tax payers most of whom can’t afford a ticket.

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Pro-Palestinian protests mean parts of London ‘no-go’ areas for Jews, says Braverman

Pro-Palestinian protests have turned parts of London into “no-go” areas for Jewish people, Suella Braverman claimed as she urged Rishi Sunak to introduce emergency laws to tackle extremism.

Mrs Braverman said Mr Sunak needed to replace his words with action by giving powers to ministers so they could prevent protests from going ahead.

We aren’t London … yet.

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‘Criminal organization’ of Vancouver sex workers extorted clients: B.C. government

Elnaz Haji Mohammad, the purported head of the sex worker gang, and several other women are facing charges

A criminal organization of Vancouver sex workers has been robbing and threatening clients, the B.C. government alleges in a lawsuit.

The director of civil forfeiture wants to keep $267,000 cash, plus hundreds of items of designer clothing, shoes, purses and jewelry seized last summer from the downtown condo of Elnaz Haji Mohammad, the purported head of the sex worker gang.

Related … HUNTER: Cops flying blind when it comes to hunting most dangerous criminals

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Nolte: Lousy Streaming Choices Keep Daniel Day-Lewis in Retirement

What’s keeping Oscar-winner Daniel Day-Lewis in retirement is looking at 7,000 streaming choices and realizing not one of those choices is worth a damn.

In an interview with Screen Daily, Oscar-nominated director Jim Sheridan explained why Day-Lewis, who has starred in three of Sheridan’s films, has no intention of coming out of retirement.

Shock personal revelation: I was not bowled over by Oppenheimer, it came across as a daytime soap opera.

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Chinese government and military gained access Canadian lab and mailed live Ebola virus to Wuhan

A Chinese couple working at Canada’s highest biosecurity lab were secretly sending information to Beijing and mailed live Ebola to China, a bombshell investigation has found.

In a 600-page report released this week by the Canadian intelligence service, the pair were also accused of allowing visitors into the lab who tried to leave carrying plastic bags of vials containing an unknown substance.

Dr Xiangguo Qiu and Dr Keding Cheng were found to have left visitors with ties to the Chinese government and military unsupervised at the facility.

h/t Canucklehead

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Doritos FIRES trans activist as a brand ambassador after being alerted to his sick tweets about doing ‘depraved things’ to a 12-year-old

Doritos has fired a transgender activist who appeared in one of its promotional videos after being alerted to her sickening old tweets, including one where she wrote about doing ‘depraved things’ to a 12-year-old.

Samantha Hudson, 24, appeared in a new partnership with Doritos Spain through a 50-second video called ‘Crunch Talks that has now been deleted from the brand’s Instagram.

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WARMINGTON: Pro-Hamas mobs are in charge of Toronto now

They are in charge in Toronto and they know it.

If Hamas supporters don’t want you to have your event, they will threaten, impede or physically stop it and there is nothing you can do about it.


To be honest I am fine with the Liberals being run to ground by their erstwhile allies.

If you support mass immigration, diversity, multiculturalism, DEI and CRT then you are my enemy.

Violence and the threat of violence has long been a tactic of the Liberal-Left to silence views they don’t like, recall Ann Coulter’s tour.

It seems the TPS have been given a hands off order, I expect Ottawa’s police have received the same instructions.

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Gov. Hochul to deploy 1,000 National Guardsmen, state cops to carry out bag checks in NYC subways

Nearly 1,000 New York National Guardsmen, state police and MTA cops are being deployed to carry out bag checks in the Big Apple’s crime-ridden subway system, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced Wednesday.

The additional forces — made up of 750 guardsmen and 250 law enforcement officers — will work alongside the NYPD to patrol “the city’s busiest transit stations” amid a recent surge in underground violence, Hochul said.

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Transgender Breastmilk OK’d by Some Canadian Specialists—but Pediatrician Says Babies at Risk, Cites Lack of Research

Biological males can take medications that cause them to produce breastmilk, and some Canadian breastfeeding specialists support sustaining babies on this milk, but pediatrician Dr. Michelle Cretella says major questions remain as to the safety of this practice.

Very few studies on the topic exist. The scientific literature includes just four case reports, and only two of them look at the composition of the milk—but not thoroughly enough, Cretella told The Epoch Times.

The infants ingest some of the drugs taken by the biological males to make them feminine and to help them lactate, and the associated risks are largely unknown, Cretella said.

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France scales back Olympics opening ceremony over terror fears

France has further scaled down the Paris 2024 Olympic Games opening ceremony, which will take place in July on the River Seine, amid concerns over terror threats.

Boats ferrying flag bearers from all participating nations will sail four miles through the heart of Paris, with 104,000 spectators now earmarked to watch from the waterfront and 222,000 others watching from bridges and streets, Gérald Darmanin, the French interior minister, told a Parliament hearing on Tuesday.

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Slippery Slope: Trudeau harassed by the pro-Hamas wing of the LPC

Trudeau confronted by pro-Palestinian protesters while snowboarding in Thunder Bay

h/t UCSPanther and SDMatt

I guess his security team just looks the other way now.

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Germany: Ramadan lights to go up in Frankfurt for first time

The German city of Frankfurt is aiming to send a message of peace and togetherness during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan by illuminating a central high street with half-moons, stars and other decorations for the first time, German media reported first on Tuesday.

From March 10 until April 9, a month of fasting and reflection for Muslims, Frankfurt’s pedestrianized Grosse Bockenheimer Strasse — known colloquially as the Fressgass (roughly: food alley) due to its proliferation of cafes and restaurants — will feature a large sign reading “Happy Ramadan!” and other illuminations.


Related … German states face challenges brought by migration

Good luck Islam does not integrate.

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