Kelly McParland: As their party starts to crack, Liberals look the other way

Rob Oliphant seems an unlikely candidate to serve as a fiery, chest-thumping rebel, chronic troublemaker or ego on legs searching out microphones and cameras he can spout off to.

A Liberal loyalist since youth, he has party credentials reaching back to the first Trudeau regime almost 50 years ago. He served in several capacities for David Peterson’s Ontario government, has worked on more Liberal campaigns than Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has made promises and was tasked with important roles by former leaders Stéphane Dion and Michael Ignatieff. In 2019, Trudeau appointed him parliamentary secretary to the minister of foreign affairs, a post he still holds.

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Trump and allies plotting militarized mass deportations, detention camps

Faced with a surge of migrant families at the U.S.-Mexico border in 2018 and 2019, Donald Trump’s White House discussed ways to more aggressively deploy the resources and the might of the U.S. military.

Aides and officials spoke privately about detaining migrants on military bases and flying them out of the country on military planes — ideas that the Pentagon headed off. Throughout his presidency, Trump himself would frequently demand to send troops to the border and catch people crossing.

Imagine that! Trump wants to clear up the Democrats border mess and restore law and order.

That’s pure Nazism!

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Conservative party plan to require ID to watch porn will ruin lesson plans say Teacher’s unions

Conservative government would require ID to watch porn: Poilievre

OTTAWA – Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre says a future Conservative government would change the law to require that porn websites verify the age of users to prevent minors from accessing the content.

The Tories currently back a Senate bill that promises to do just that.

Bill S-210 passed the Senate in the spring and is set to be studied by a House committee, but no meetings have been scheduled yet.

Not sure this is a great idea.

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Hamas’s ‘sadistic sex crimes’ on Oct. 7 set forth in new report

The systematic nature of the “sadistic sex crimes” committed during the Hamas-led invasion of the northwestern Negev on Oct. 7 has been revealed for the first time, in a report published by the Association of Rape Crisis Centers in Israel.

Furthermore, the document has been translated into English and sent to decision-makers in the United Nations to leave “no room for denial or disregard.”

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Scary Right Wing Extremist Trumpian Agenda Exposed! Pierre Poilievre against men in female bathrooms, changing rooms, sports

OTTAWA – Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says he believes “biological males” have no place in sports or change rooms that are labelled female.

Poilievre was asked at a news conference about his position on whether transgender women should be allowed in spaces that are labelled for women and whether he would introduce any legislation to stop it.

Poilievre told reporters he believes “female spaces should be exclusively for females, not for biological males.”

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New Poll Shows Europeans’ Striking Pessimism About Ukraine’s Prospects for Prevailing Against Russia

Ukrainian soldiers may be manning the front lines, but more Europeans seem to be manning their nearest café tables and shrugging off expectations that Ukraine can prevail over Russia, a new poll finds.

The survey, conducted by the European Council on Foreign Relations and released just ahead of the second anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, finds that 10 percent of Europeans, on average, believe Ukraine will emerge the winner in the conflict. The prevailing view, in all 12 surveyed member states, is that a “compromise settlement” will end the war.

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Former Ontario nuclear plant operator employee charged in secretive leak case

A former employee of the Crown corporation that operates Ontario nuclear plants has been charged with leaking “safeguarded information” that could harm Canada.

In a case unfolding quietly in a courtroom east of Toronto, James Mousaly faces a rare charge under the Security of Information Act.


I get hits indicating Mousaly may be Muslim (Iraq) in origin.

It’s not the first time a crazy Mohammedan was found to be employed at a Canadian Nuclear site.

Recall all the fun we had with the deranged Rehmat! It’s a pity his site is deleted.

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Dominic Miller, Lyndell Mays charged with murder in Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade shooting

Two adults were charged with murder Tuesday over the terrifying shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade that left one dead and 22 others hospitalized, prosecutors said.

Dominic Miller, 18, and Lyndell Mays, 22, both face charges of second-degree murder and two counts of armed criminal action and unlawful use of a weapon.

They are being held on $1 million bond.

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NATO head expects Trudeau government to say when it will cease being a deadbeat

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg says he expects Canada to lay out when it will reach the alliance’s target of spending two per cent of GDP on defence.

In an exclusive Canadian interview airing on CTV News Channel’s Power Play with Vassy Kapelos on Tuesday, Stoltenberg said Canada has yet to set a precise date to fulfill its spending commitment.

“But I expect Canada to deliver on the pledge to invest two per cent of GDP on defence, because this is a promise we all made,” Stoltenberg said, pointing to Canada’s geographic significance on the world stage as the country with the second longest coastline.

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Russia arrests US citizen on treason charges for charity donation

Russia has arrested an American–Russian dual citizen on treason charges after she allegedly donated about $50 to a Ukrainian charity.

Video released by Russia’s federal security services showed a 33-year-old woman, identified by the First Department, a collective of lawyers, as Ksenia Khavana, being handcuffed and escorted out of a building in the Ural city of Yekaterinburg with a cream-coloured hat pulled down over her eyes. The video then cuts to a shot of the woman standing inside a glass courtroom cage.

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Inflation Impacting Canadians’ Enthusiasm for Climate Efforts: Federal Research

Inflation is behind declining public support for products and services branded as being aligned with climate change initiatives, according to a confidential Privy Council report.

While half of Canadians said they support such efforts, most said they wouldn’t pay more than a 10 percent premium for products and services branded as helping to “limit climate change,” according to a censored copy of the report obtained by Blacklock’s Reporter through an access-to-information request.


Related … Ford cuts price of 2023 Mustang Mach-E by up to $8,100, offers 0% financing

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Trans baby killer sues Indiana prison for $150,000 after being ‘banned from wearing a hijab’

A transgender prisoner, serving a a 55-year sentence for strangling his 11-month-old stepdaughter to death, is suing a prison chaplain for allegedly banning them from wearing a hijab.

Jonathan Richardson Transgender Baby Killer

Jonathan Richardson, who also goes by Autumn Cordellionè, has filed a civil lawsuit against the chaplain of Branchville Correctional Facility in Indiana after he allegedly stopped the inmate from wearing a hijab outside of his cell, despite identifying as a Muslim woman.

Richardson is seeking $150,000 in damages and the ability to wear the hijab ‘anywhere I go within the facility.’

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