Hamas won the UK elections

Delightful multiculturalism! Note the the mayors of Birmingham, Leeds, Blackburn, Sheffield, Oxford, Oldham and Rochdale.

“This is for Gaza”, Galloway said. The left-wing populist blowhard took away Labour’s two decades of dominance in Rochdale, the former Manchester-area textile town scene of the infamous child abuse scandal, in which Pakistani immigrants committed horrific sex crimes against teenage girls working class white women for many years.

Labour’s candidate, Azhar Ali, told a party meeting that Israel had “allowed” the October 7 Hamas massacre to take place, to give it the “green light” to invade Gaza.

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After Decriminalization

Oregon’s drug-legalization law didn’t make things better. Now what?

After a three-year trial period, Oregon’s great experiment with drug decriminalization looks to be wrapping up. A bill to restore misdemeanor penalties for drug possession has now passed both houses of the state legislature with bipartisan support, and Governor Tina Kotek is expected to sign it.

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The Illusion of a Palestinian ‘Demilitarized’ State

As part of its effort to promote the idea of a “two-state solution,” the Biden administration has been talking about the need to establish a “demilitarized” Palestinian state next to Israel.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is reported to have asked the State Department for a “review of what a demilitarized Palestinian state would look like based on other models around the world.”

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‘Significant’ number of UFO sightings reported in Canada last year: survey

WINNIPEG, MAN – If you believe you saw a UFO last year, you are not alone

According to a new survey from Ufology Research(opens in a new tab), 570 Canadians officially filed UFO sighting reports in 2023.

Chris Rutkowski, a science writer specializing in UAP (also known as ‘unidentified aerial phenomenon’) says the number of filed reports is “significant.”

Interesting audio reports at link.

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Retired Army colonel warns against ‘courage to serve’ act that would allow migrants to obtain citizenship by joining the military amid shortage of ‘white Americans’ enlisting

A retired US Army colonel has slammed proposals for a new law that would allow vetted and qualified migrants an expedited path to citizenship by serving in the military.

Former Colonel Douglas MacGregor described the new bill, introduced by Hudson Valley Congressman Pat Ryan, as a ‘problem’ stemming from the ‘ideological bubble’ of Washington.

McGregor, a former senior advisor to the secretary of defense, told Tucker Carlson Uncensored the so-called ‘Courage to Serve’ bill is a plan to ‘find people with no connection to the American people, arming them and sending them out to oppress us.’

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Walls Close in on Willis and Wade as Fellow DA Accuses Them of Lying to Court

All together now: If you’re going to take a shot at a president, you better make sure your own house is in order first. Some ways to do that might include not engaging in disqualifying conflicts of interest by taking up with your married hired help while also benefiting materially from the arrangement. And certainly, you’d want to avoid perjuring yourself.

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Ontario, B.C. mortgage-holders increasingly missed payments in Q4, Equifax says

Consumers in Ontario and British Columbia increasingly missed payments on mortgages and credit cards in the fourth quarter of 2023, Equifax Canada said.

The fourth quarter saw a continuation of what’s been happening for a while now as the impacts of higher interest rates and inflation continue to weigh on consumers, said Rebecca Oakes, vice-president of advanced analytics at Equifax Canada, in an interview.

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‘Culture of Fear:‘ Google Insiders Share Stories of Woke DEI Insanity Ruining Company

Google, once a titan of innovation, now faces an existential crisis as a result of misguided priorities, lack of leadership, and a pervasive culture of fear driven by a DEI-obsessed HR department, according to insider accounts.

Getting rid of that CEO would solve the problem.

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Muslim leaders meet in Toronto to declare support for Jews and combat antisemitism

Over a hundred people packed into a midtown venue to hear speakers assembled by the non-profit Council of Muslims Against Antisemitism

I do not mean to denigrate their efforts but these are the same people who have shown solidarity with the Jewish community for the last decade or longer.

Over 100 people turning out is a significant increase in their public numbers.

They will never match Hamas support.

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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez tells pro-Palestinian protesters they are ‘f—ed up’

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez lost her cool with pro-Palestinian protesters on Monday, claiming their tactics were “f—-ed up”.

The Democrat congresswoman, a critic of Israel, was visiting a cinema in New York with Riley Roberts, her fiance, when she was confronted by two activists.

Video footage of the confrontation shows the protesters following Ms Ocasio-Cortez, 34, and complaining she had not publicly called Israel’s invasion of Gaza a “genocide”.

HA! FLASHBACK: AOC calls on activists to make politicians ‘uncomfortable’

h/t NeoCon

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Online harms bill could spark ‘an absolute tsunami of complaints’

‘By allowing these tribunals to offer cost awards, they’re effectively going to be incentivizing complaints,’ says Aaron Wudrick, of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute

Ottawa bureau chief Stuart Thomson talks to Aaron Wudrick, the director of the domestic policy program at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, about the government’s new online harms bill.

The bill will attempt to force social-media, user-uploaded adult content and live-streaming services to reduce exposure to online content deemed harmful. That means strengthening the reporting of child pornography and better addressing hate propaganda and providing recourse to victims of hate online.


Hard to believe that something could be worse than Section 13 but here it is.

This is about control not “harm.”

I am certain the worst will come to pass.

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Kate’s return to work announced by MoD — but Palace won’t confirm

The first scheduled engagement for the Princess of Wales following her surgery has been announced by the Ministry of Defence — but confusion mounted when Kensington Palace declined to confirm whether Catherine would be well enough to attend the event on June 8.

A Ministry of Defence website started selling tickets for Catherine’s review of troops ahead of this year’s Trooping the Colour.

My conspiracy theory: Things are much more grim for Charles and Kate.

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