This is not some 3rd world war zone. This is tonight in the Hague, Netherlands.
Multiculturalism is a failed experiment. pic.twitter.com/E5iIgpJKuw
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) February 18, 2024
Author: Blazingcatfur
Howard Levitt: Are enforcing the law and denouncing terrorism too much to ask for?
What lies ahead for our way of life in what has become a civilizational struggle?
First, some context. A poll released in December by Palestinian pollster Khalil Shikaki found that 57 per cent of respondents in Gaza and 82 per cent in the West Bank supported Hamas’ decision to attack Israel on Oct. 7. It is not the case, as their apologists claim, that Hamas is holding Gazans hostage. Gaza largely is Hamas, voted for it in in large numbers and the group continues to be widely popular there. Indeed, it is far more popular among its citizenry than are most governments, including our own. And that is despite the fact — perhaps because of the fact — that it makes no secret of its terrorist ideology. Yet Justin Trudeau has moved, with no tenable protection for Canadians, to admit an unlimited number of Gazans into this country, as long as they can show any extended family relationship with a Canadian.
WTF?
This is an actual nonbinary teacher in @friscoisd. I received this from a parent who said her kid showed this to her because students were passing it around.
His tiktok account was public for students to see and it included lots of s*xual themed content like this. pic.twitter.com/F7ojXBNq5g
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) February 16, 2024
Rob Oliphant apologizes after calling Liberal colleagues ‘arrogant’ on Israel genocide case
OTTAWA – The parliamentary secretary to Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly has apologized to two Liberal Muslim MPs after he was seen referring to his colleagues as “arrogant” for calling on Canada to back South Africa’s claim of genocide against Israel, the National Post has learned.
WTF?
This woman is volunteering to help eradicate all ⚪️ folks. She and her Asian army will… well, I’ll let her explain. pic.twitter.com/f666eZnjKQ
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) February 12, 2024
The sinister transformation of Greta Thunberg
Greta Thunberg spent her weekend in France supporting two environmental campaigns. On Sunday she appeared at a rally in Bordeaux against an oil drilling project; 24 hours earlier the 21-year-old Swede was further east, adding her voice to those activists opposed to the construction of a new stretch of motorway between Toulouse and Castres. ‘We are here in solidarity with those who are resisting this project and this madness’, said Thunberg in English, her now familiar keffiyeh round her neck.
Some French media described Thunberg as an ‘anti-global warming icon’ and the ‘figurehead in the fight to protect the planet’. She might have been once.
Hollywood’s Dystopian Dream: Kristen Stewart Plans to ‘Acquire’ Children
“Acquiring kids” is Hollywood’s newest dystopian dream.
Kristen Stewart, of the Twilight movie franchise fame, was recently featured on the February cover of Rolling Stone for an “uncensored” exclusive punctuated by frequent vulgarities and accompanied by vaguely pornographic images, including one of Stewart wearing a jockstrap.
The actress, who came out as lesbian in 2017 on Saturday Night Live and accepted her now-fiancée’s marriage proposal in 2021, made her “gayness” a central part of interview with Rolling Stone.
Muslims a distant 4th in Ottawa Hate Crimes Derby
Ottawa sees 19 per cent increase in reported hate crimes in 2023, police say
The number of reported hate crimes in Ottawa increased 19 per cent in 2023 from the year before, according to Ottawa police.
The Hate and Bias Crime Unit investigated 460 reported incidents in 2023, including 344 criminal and 116 hate-motivated incidents. That’s up from 377 total incidents, including 300 criminal and 77 hate incidents, reported in Ottawa in 2022.
Police say the groups most victimized were Jewish (92 reported incidents), LGBTQ2+ (65 reported incidents), Black (59 reported incidents) and Muslim (21 reported incidents).
That’s gotta sting!
Crime
He and his 8 research assistants took a year to complete the research, he had 8 more reexamine the data to be certain…and they still couldn’t accept his findings cause it challenged their race-baiting ✊🏾 narrative. https://t.co/m3TJTgIELT
— Rita Panahi (@RitaPanahi) February 17, 2024
Unlocking Antiquity
New technology permits the deciphering of ancient scrolls without opening them—and the rush is on to expand our knowledge of these materials while we still can.
A computer scientist has labored for 21 years to read carbonized ancient scrolls that are too brittle to open. His efforts stand at last on the brink of unlocking a vast new vista into the world of ancient Greece and Rome.
Brent Seales, of the University of Kentucky, has developed methods for scanning scrolls with computer tomography, unwrapping them virtually with computer software, and visualizing the ink with artificial intelligence. Building on his methods, contestants recently vied for a $700,000 prize to generate readable sections of a scroll from Herculaneum, the Roman town buried in hot volcanic mud from the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 A.D.
Want to Stop Iran’s Regime? Hit the IRGC Assets
The Biden administration’s approach to dealing with Iran has been marked by a series of delayed responses, ineffective actions, and cosmetic sanctions that have clearly failed to deter the Islamic Republic’s aggressive behavior. This passive stance not only bolsters the Iranian regime but also jeopardizes the safety and security of Americans and their allies. A thorough reassessment of strategy and a commitment to assertive diplomacy would seem necessary to say the least.
Suddenly, Politico Discovers DC’s ‘Ugliest Protest Trend’ When Blinken’s Targeted
When the far-left protests outside the homes of conservative Supreme Court justices, the media and the Democrats (but I repeat myself) think that’s freedom of speech in action. The Washington Post published a puff piece on a woman disturbing the peace outside Brett Kavanaugh’s home: “We’re about to get doomsday, so I’m not going to be civil to that man at all.” The Trump era made disturbing conservative dinners at restaurants a tactic that’s “not going away.”
Federal money’s kept hundreds of journalists employed in Canada. But the program’s set to expire
A federal program that funds hundreds of local journalists and underserved regions across the country is set to expire at the end of March, and the independent newsrooms that rely on it have no news about whether it will be renewed.
The uncertainty comes amid mass layoffs in and uncertainty in some of Canada’s biggest newsrooms, and at a time when politicians such as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau express anger at their leaders.
German Minister Announces Pre-Crime Surveillance, Prosecution of ‘Far-Right Extremists’
Europe — at least Western Europe; there may be hope yet for certain rogue Eastern European nations like Poland or Hungary — has fully abandoned any remnants of Enlightenment or Renaissance values.
On the road to techno-totalitarianism, Germany’s #1 SS officer, Interior Minister Nancy Faeser, has announced an “early recognition unit” that will “detect far-right and foreign disinformation campaigns as early as possible.”