We need to talk about Gen Z’s Palestine mania

How grim is that viral image of Aaron Bushnell screaming ‘FREE PALESTINE!’ as he goes up in flames? His tone flits from one of political fervour to excruciating pain as the fire he ignited consumes his body. He ends up hollering the slogan at an infernal pitch as his earthly self succumbs to the blaze. It is at once an image of a disturbed individual and a disturbed political culture. Of both one man’s mania and what we might call Palestine mania – an affliction of Generation Z where they experience extremes of emotion upon mere mention of the words ‘Gaza’ or ‘Israel’. It’s an affliction we need to talk about.

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£20bn sunken treasure ship sparks war of words

A quest for a sunken ship and lost treasure. It is the stuff of childhood stories being played out in real life as Colombia sets out to retrieve the treasure of the San José galleon and a trove worth $20 billion.

The South American country is sending a robot into the deep to recover loot from the “holy grail” of shipwrecks. It sounds like a boy’s own tale, but it comes with a war of words over sovereignty and the raiding of a war grave.

I love treasure hunts.

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Nigerian scammers have cracked the German welfare code with one migrant raking in €264,000 per year as a ‘fake father’

Burgergeld – Citizens Money or Welfare in Germany

Get ready to seethe.

Jonathan A., or “Mr. Cash Money” as he calls himself on social media, is a Nigerian-born migrant, and according to an explosive report out today, he’s making around €22,000 a month off of German taxpayers, because thanks to the open borders policies of the left, he now has citizenship. To add to the madness… he doesn’t even appear to live in Germany.

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Multiculturalism is dead.

Metropolitan elites are wedded to a dogma that is harming those it is purported to defend

When it comes to the Lee Anderson fiasco, two observations stand out. The first is that Lee Anderson is a blockhead.

The second is that the entire mainstream political class is terrified to confront the catastrophic failure of liberal multiculturalism and the consequent proliferation of Islamic fundamentalist enclaves that threaten Britain. The uneasy consequence is that Anderson is fast becoming an unlikely national hero. The truth is that many exasperated conservatives have welcomed his willingness to broach the “Islamism elephant in the room”.

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More women may be psychopaths than previously thought, says expert

When it comes to a typical psychopath, the suited and booted Patrick Bateman from the novel American Psycho might spring to mind, but, according to one expert, the number of women with the neuropsychiatric disorder could be far greater than previously thought.

Psychopaths are generally considered to lack empathy and guilt, exhibit antisocial behaviour, lie frequently and be ruthless, narcissistic and manipulative.

“Psychopaths are after money, power and control,” said Dr Clive Boddy, from Anglia Ruskin University, who is an expert on psychopaths in the corporate world.

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Majority of Americans Now Back Trump-Style Border Wall: Poll

Illegal immigration has become a key concern on the minds of voters this election year, with a new poll showing that, for the first time in the survey’s history, a majority Americans support building a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.

With record numbers of illegal immigrants pouring into the country, public concern about the border crisis is higher during President Joe Biden’s term than under the prior two administrations, according to a Monmouth University poll released on Feb. 26.

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Poilievre’s Conservatives maintain lead over Trudeau’s Liberals.

As the House of Commons took a breather after an intense kickoff to 2024, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberals appear stuck in a rut in the minds of Canadian voters.

Abacus Data’s latest survey suggests while Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives saw a slight decline in their lead over the government, that lead persists nonetheless, with that party holding the support of 41 per cent of those polled, compared to 24 per cent for the Liberals – the same spot they were in the last time the pollster took voters’ temperatures.

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Rahim Mohamed: Toronto Star’s Shree Paradkar goes full Hamas apologist

Toronto Star social and racial justice columnist Shree Paradkar raised more than a few eyebrows on Friday with a column attacking former prime minister Stephen Harper for a tweet expressing solidarity with Israel’s wartime government.

She took issue with Harper’s characterization of the Hamas-led Oct. 7 attacks, which violated a then-existing ceasefire between the terrorist group and Israel, as “unprovoked,” calling Harper’s tweet the “latest reminder of the depth of Western bias” on the Israel-Hamas conflict. Paradkar also objected to the ex-prime minister’s use of the phrase “end(ing) the threat of Hamas” in the same tweet.

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Liberal government wants to game system with health breaks for MPs

Liberal government wants voting health breaks for MPs, accuses Opposition of ‘obstruction’

The Liberal government wants to impose “health breaks” to eliminate overnight voting in the House of Commons and to combat what they say is Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre’s personal drive to “obstruct and create chaos.”

Government House leader Steve MacKinnon introduced the motion Monday. The New Democrats voiced their immediate support for it.

It would address the “obstruction” of the Opposition Conservatives for the remainder of the current parliamentary session and discourage such tactics in the future, MacKinnon said.

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On the war’s second anniversary, how do Canadians feel about the Russian invasion of Ukraine?

OTTAWA — As the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues to be a grinding stalemate with no end in sight, public opinion about the war in Canada has similarly stagnated.

While a significant chunk of the country supports the government’s efforts to support Ukraine, it is balanced out by a similar number of people who oppose it or think it should be increased.

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Blackies online harms bill proposes Star Chamber, Criminal Code changes

The Liberal government is proposing new regulatory bodies and changes to a number of laws in new legislation to tackle online abuse.

The Online Harms Act, tabled Monday, proposes to police seven categories of harmful content online. Those categories include content used to bully a child and content that encourages a child to harm themselves.

They also include hate speech, content that incites violence or terrorism, content that sexualizes children or victims of sexual violence, and sexual content that is posted without consent.

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Corrupted from Birth: The UNRWA’s forgotten history

The international community, through UNRWA, funded a vast portion of Hamas’ operations by freeing it to focus on terrorism rather than health and education.

The discovery of a Hamas server farm beneath the United Nations Relief and Relief Agency (UNRWA) ‘s Gaza headquarters culminates a catastrophic few months for the world’s largest welfare organization.

Israeli intelligence recently found that at least a dozen UNRWA employees were directly involved in the October 7 massacres, and at least 1,200 had ties to Hamas.

In addition, UN Watch released a report showing that over 3,000 UNRWA employees cheered on the October 7 report on private communications channels.

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