An Ontario judge has declared that human rights legislation “does not prohibit public discussion of anything,” in a free-speech victory for a teacher who was shut down when she raised concerns at a school board meeting about transgender-themed books in elementary school libraries.
“What happened here should not happen in a democratic society,” Ontario Superior Court Justice James Ramsay said in the case of now-retired teacher Carolyn Burjoski.
… What we are seeing in Canada is not merely a dramatic rise — or rather a reveal — of antisemitism at all levels of society, it is a horrifying (and annoying) revelation for many Jews my age that our parents were right. This stuff doesn’t just go away with the passage of time. It is always there under the surface and it comes up for air when people are hurting — whether the source of that hurt is a recession, a global pandemic, or a war.
Still hoping the crocodile will eat her last.
Tiktok has a racism problem. Thousands of tiktokers openly spew anti-white hate. It’s the only type of discrimination that’s allowed, and celebrated. pic.twitter.com/N05X1gssDE
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) November 24, 2023
Despite the frequent Trudeau government declaration that “diversity is our strength,” a new poll finds that Canadians — both white and non-white — are skeptical of the maxim, and believe that diversity can bring “problems” as well as benefits.
Tensions rising close to Trafalgar Square. Police presence building. pic.twitter.com/pfXWXSnXmk
— Inc.Monocle (@IncMonocle) November 25, 2023
Today, London once again saw scenes of racism against Jews and calls for intifada on our streets.
Tomorrow, London will be a different city. One of tolerance and decency.
Join us as we #MarchAgainstAntisemitism.
We will march from 13:30 outside the Royal Courts of Justice. pic.twitter.com/FmbB7ZGXMv
— Campaign Against Antisemitism (@antisemitism) November 25, 2023
It’s time to impose a moratorium on the allocation of public funds to non-profit organizations in the United States that support Hamas, the designated terror organization responsible for the Oct. 7 massacre that resulted in the murder of more than 1,400 Israelis. Not only is the organization an inveterate enemy of Jews, Israel, and the United States, but Hamas also currently holds at least nine American citizens hostage in the Gaza Strip.
The White House ‘grieves’ over transgender attempted murderer
You shouldn’t make a habit out of watching the daily White House press briefings unless you want to get much dumber, but every now and then they are good for some cheap entertainment. On Monday, for example, press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre decided to dedicate precious podium time to “Transgender Day of Remembrance.”
… The tight-knit seaside suburb of Duindorp is Wilders heartland. Life is tough, people here tell me, and too expensive.
Outside the supermarket I met Janette, who didn’t give her surname, picking up some vegetables for dinner.
Her sons can’t afford to buy a home, she complains, and rent is making them broke: “But we give homes and benefits to people from elsewhere, we are happy to help them but we need to help our own people first. Old people are freezing at home because they can’t afford to turn on the heating.”
Essentially Geert is Hitler according to the BBC.
A convicted Russian serial killer — and cannibal — has been pardoned in exchange for fighting in Ukraine, just days after it was revealed that President Vladimir Putin had freed a notorious Satanist murderer.
Denis Gorin, 44, from the town of Aniva in the Sakhalin region, was sentenced in 2018 to 22 years in a penal colony for savagely stabbing a man to death and eating his flesh.
In total, Gorin killed at least four people and partially ate two of them — but his body count could be as high as 13, according to his neighbor.
In spite of the Iran’s increasing involvement in the war against Ukraine and against Israel and Jews, the European Union, as well as the US, appear more than happy to continue appeasing the Iran’s ruling mullahs. Shouldn’t this make them considered accomplices?
Iran and Russia are fast making headway constructing a plant based in Russia that will mass-produce Iranian-designed kamikaze drones, presumably to help Moscow attack Ukrainian targets.
Israel on Saturday confirmed the identities of 13 Gaza hostages released from Hamas captivity on Saturday, bringing the total of hostages released as part of the truce deal to 26.
Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland’s fall economic statement, while burdened with mounting debt and continuing economic risk, was above all a Liberal declaration of victory over the COVID-19 pandemic. While those were not her exact words, the repeated theme emerged each time the word pandemic appeared in the text of the 130-page statement. In her Commons address Freeland raised a triumphant fist. “Compared to before the pandemic, I can proudly say that over a million more Canadians are employed today.”
Other declarations run through the fiscal document. Canada’s rate of fiscal consolidation “since the depths of the pandemic” has been the fastest in the G7. Inflation-adjusted household disposable income has risen by eight per cent “compared to before the pandemic.” And “housing starts are above pre-pandemic levels.”
Tuesday’s New York Times lead, “Trump’s Dire Words Raise New Fears About His Authoritarian Bent,” was an alarmist story that begged the question, if Trump really is the next Hitler, then why do Democrats want the media to give him airtime? This story inspired multiple freakouts on MSNBC, starting with Joe Scarborough’s wild talk of Trump executions.
When jurors convicted former RCMP official Cameron Ortis of leaking secret information to police targets earlier this week, they didn’t just seal his fate — they made history.
Ortis’s trial was the first to test charges under the 20-year-old Security of Information Act in court.
“We learned that offences can be contested and successfully prosecuted, which we did not know before, which is great. We also learned that it takes a lot of creativity and flexibility,” said Leah West, who teaches national security law at Carleton University.
The Disney Grooming Syndicate’s Wish is looking like yet another box office flop in a year filled with Disney flops.
Disney’s latest animated feature, this one intended to celebrate Disney’s 100th anniversary, was projected to do much better than it has over the five-day Thanksgiving weekend. As of now, it looks like Wish won’t even come close to hitting its worst-case scenario.
Let’s face it the Disneyland and Disney World fight videos are superior entertainment to Disney’s movies.
