Jewish students targeted by violent messages, death threats at Ontario arts university

In another example of Jews being targeted on Canadian university campuses, an Ontario art student said her campus has become a hotbed of antisemitism, including a graffiti wall being used for death threats and promoting violence against Jews, with administrators slow to react.

Samantha Kline, 22, a fifth-year student at the Ontario College of Art and Design University (OCAD), said that after the Oct. 7 Hamas terror attacks against Israel antisemitic graffiti began appearing in the school’s “yellow staircase” an open space for students to doodle and express themselves.

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Hamas says it feels demonized just because of a little traditional Islamic sexual violence on Oct. 7 which is perfectly fine with Allah & Co. in case you didn’t know

Hamas rejects UN report on Oct. 7 sexual violence

Hamas issued a statement on Tuesday rejecting a United Nations report released the previous day on the Gaza-based terrorist group’s sexual violence during the Oct. 7 massacre and the sexual abuse of hostages.

“We in Hamas strongly reject and condemn the report published by U.N. representative Premila Patten, which accuses the Palestinian resistance fighters of committing acts of rape and sexual violence on October 7,” the terrorist organization wrote.

The terror group called the report’s claims “baseless false accusations” which amounts to the “demonization of Hamas.”

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Latest Trudeau Perfidy: Liberal government reportedly poised to resume UNRWA funding

OTTAWA — A little over a month after Canada hit the pause button on funding the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, reports suggest the federal government is prepared to resume sending money by next month.

Citing confidential sources, reports published Tuesday evening by CBC News suggest Canada is preparing to resume sending money to UNRWA, with an announcement reportedly scheduled for Wednesday.


This is an insult to all non- Hamas allied Canadians.

Trudeau is offering tax payer dollars to a terrorist supporting organization to shore up votes with the LPC’s Hamas base.

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US fast-tracks new fighter drones to outsmart China and Russia

Ghost Bat Fighter Drone

The United States is moving rapidly towards developing a new generation of jet fighter drones piloted by artificial intelligence (AI) which are intended to outsmart China and Russia in any future conflict.

The Pentagon is due soon to select a shortlist from five companies competing for the project with the aim of beginning production of more than 1,000 of the super-fighter drones by 2028.

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Few Canadians Support Gov’t Subsidies for Media, Federal Polling Finds

Most Canadians would rather see federal funding spent on urgent needs such as affordable housing than on media subsidies to prop up failing news outlets, according to in-house Privy Council research.

Ottawa commissioned a poll just weeks before doubling newsroom payroll rebates to an additional $129 million. The survey, first obtained by Blacklock’s Reporter, found few Canadians were in favour of the federal government’s support of the news industry.

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SAS soldiers arrested on suspicion of war crimes in Syria

Five SAS soldiers have been arrested on suspicion of alleged war crimes following the death of a suspected jihadist in Syria.

The soldiers, who remain on active duty, are claimed to have said he posed a threat and feared he intended to carry out a suicide attack.

Defence sources have indicated that the arrests had been made following the incident two years ago.

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Anti-Israel Hate Mob says they feel vilified after hate rally cancels PM event

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators say they feel vilified after protest cancels PM event

OTTAWA – Organizers of a pro-Palestinian protest that disrupted a weekend reception featuring Prime Minister Justin Trudeau say they’re being unfairly vilified.

The event, which was to include Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, was abruptly called off as demonstrators blocked entrances to the Art Gallery of Ontario.

Toronto police said there were no injuries arising from the protest of about 400 demonstrators, and no arrests were made, but investigations are ongoing.

Always the victim and most of the media always plays along.

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Super Tuesday – Nikki Haley to suspend campaign after Trump’s near-sweep on Super Tuesday — but will she endorse ex-prez?

Nikki Haley is set to suspend her Republican presidential bid Wednesday following another series of defeats on Super Tuesday, sources told The Post.

The former South Carolina governor and UN ambassador is expected to formally drop out of the race during a press conference at 10 a.m. Wednesday in her home state of South Carolina, according to sources familiar with the decision.


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British Parliament Reduced to Frightened Mess in Face of Islamist Threats

Britain’s Parliament will require visitors to undergo identity checks, as politicians become increasingly concerned about their personal security. This is the first time in its history, with the institution previously presenting itself as open to public scrutiny and allowing direct access to elected representatives.

News that Parliament will toughen up its security comes less than a fortnight after protestors projected the slogan “from the river to the sea” on its iconic exterior tower, known worldwide as Big Ben.

Why did you let them in?

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9 Ont. nurses fired for refusing COVID vaccines should be reinstated, arbitrator rules

An arbitrator has ruled that nine Ontario nurses, who were fired because they didn’t get 2 COVID-19 vaccinations, should be reinstated, because their termination was “unreasonable.”

“Nurses intent on remaining unvaccinated are a small minority everywhere but their employee rights may not be ignored” wrote James Hayes, in his decision published March 1.

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Affordable-housing buyers already owned homes, civil suits claim

Built with a $53-million low-interest loan from the province to underwrite the below-market sale of family homes, Victoria’s Vivid condominium development was supposed to be a new model for affordable housing in B.C.

Janet Yu – diversity success story

Then housing minister — and now premier — David Eby hailed the 2021 completion of construction on the 135-unit building in the provincial capital’s downtown as “great news” for middle-income British Columbians hoping to achieve the dream of home ownership.

But court documents obtained by CBC allege that as many as a dozen of those condos were sold to people who already owned property — in some cases multiple homes worth millions.

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Leaked WPATH files show gender clinician abuses

Over the last few years, prominent doctors, medical experts and media figures have claimed that the best way to help adolescents in distress about their gender is to give them puberty blockers, hormones, and surgeries to align their physical sex with their gender identity. The alternative to doing this, they have said, is suicide. And yet a new study published last month found no scientific evidence to support the claim that drugs and surgeries prevent suicide among people with gender dysphoria.

These people are monsters.

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