Antisemitism is raging in New York during the Hamas-Israel war while Islamophobia against Muslims also is on the rise, a new survey released Monday reveals.
About three-quarters of New York voters — 73% — said Jews in the state are experiencing a great deal or some antisemitism, while only 16% said there is not much or any at all, the Siena College poll found.
And of those who cited antisemitism as a problem, 75% said the hatred increased after Hamas invaded Israel on Oct. 7.
A new report has found that the top one per cent of earners are disproportionately driving the climate crisis, and researchers are calling for substantially higher taxes on income, wealth and corporate profits to fix it.
After five months of consecutive global temperature records, climate scientists say global warming has become an equity issue as much as an environmental crisis.
The one thing that forces negative coverage of President Biden is negative polling. On Sunday’s Meet the Press, NBC’s politics guru Steve Kornacki explained to host Kristen Welker the latest NBC News findings, which show an erosion of Biden’s standing, even among young Democrats. The war in Gaza is taking a toll, and Donald Trump now leads Biden, 46 to 44 percent.
Since coming to power in 2015, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has taken 680 “personal” days – the equivalent of 22 months or nearly two years – an analysis of his public itineraries shows.
The Prime Minister’s Office has marked as personal his daily schedules 24 per cent of the calendar days since he first formed government, excluding election campaigns.
Where’s Joe Biden? Probably on vacation.
An NBC journalist was arrested on Thursday in Israel for allegedly inciting terrorism and expressing affiliation with Hamas.
“I guess Justin is in for a trouncing in the next election.”
I hear this every day, not just in the political and business circles I frequent, but in the cigar store, the hardware store, the beer store, the grocery store — everywhere.
If Junior pulls it off the women of Toronto should be hauled before the ICC charged with crimes against humanity.
Britain’s statistics quango faces an official investigation over a faulty census question which appears to have drastically overestimated the number of trans people in the country.
A campaign group has written to a watchdog to demand it take regulatory action in order to secure public confidence in national statistics.
They said action was required to ensure the faulty question is not replicated in future years.
It comes after the 2021 census in England and Wales reported there were 262,000 trans people, equivalent to 0.5 per cent of the population.
The Liberals’ unclear messaging on the carbon tax—a key component of their climate change file—is putting them on the defensive, especially since the Conservatives have been consistently clear on cutting the carbon tax, says pollster Nik Nanos.
When Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (Papineau, Que.) announced on Oct. 26 a three-year national pause on the carbon levy applied to fuel for oil furnaces, it was subsequently reported by most media—including by The Hill Times—as a “carbon price carveout for Atlantic Canadians who use home heating oil.”
President Joe Biden’s border chief is now ordering border guards not to presume the correct sex and corresponding pronouns for illegal migrants.
“We just obtained [Customs and Border Patrol agency] documents directing personnel to only use woke language when encountering individuals invading the United States,” a tweet from the Oversight Project at the Heritage Foundation reads.
OTTAWA — As they’re being pummelled in the polls and an increasing number of Canadians are rejecting the idea that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberals are still capable of managing everything from the economy to climate change, the government will seek Tuesday to recapture some public confidence.
Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland will unveil what’s called the “fall economic statement,” a mid-year fiscal update that’s a mix of reporting on the government’s expenditures and current financial picture, a projection of how that picture might evolve in the coming months and any programs the government sees fit to introduce.
“The conflict might be 1000s of miles away, but they [the gov] are looking at their interests locally…” Well, here’s a guy with his eye on the bright bouncing ball. https://t.co/10mkaZjnZc
— Barbara Kay (@BarbaraRKay) November 20, 2023
Rizvi is no stranger to this blog, he’s known as the Sgt. Schultz of the Shia cuz he never knows nuffin.
If you have been a reader of this blog then you aren’t surprised at the rot currently on display in our streets.
Over the years we caught him involved with the Nazi curriculum at the East End Madrassa, condoning child marriage and involved with the defunct CASMO which faced a hate crime investigation for hosting David Duke video’s. Read all about it.
h/t Sweetpea
Amid the ongoing refugee crisis in the Americas, the federal government has announced the launch of a new humanitarian pathway for 11,000 Colombians, Haitians and Venezuelans to find residency in Canada.
Marc Miller, minister of immigration, refugees and citizenship, announced that this humanitarian pathway, which is now open for applications, will provide “permanent residence to Colombian, Haitian and Venezuelan foreign nationals.”
“We are determined to uphold our humanitarian tradition and support those in need,” Miller said in a press release.
I hear people from South America are very good Igloo makers.
Neo-Nazi marchers descended on Madison, Wisc., for a twisted weekend rally, prompting swift condemnation from state and local pols and University of Wisconsin-Madison officials.
A group of approximately 20 people dressed in red and black and masks while waving large Nazi flags and making the Nazi salute made their way from State Street near the UW-Madison campus to the state capitol Saturday, cops said.
A bunch of feds were seen marching around Madison, Wisconsin pretending to be Nazis
Does anyone actually think this is real?!?!!
— E (@ElijahSchaffer) November 19, 2023
Wow 20 Nazis! In Gimp masks it seems.
The Bank of Canada’s unconventional approach to communicating its stance on carbon pricing, particularly its sporadic responses on social media, has raised eyebrows.
Its responses tend to delve into semantics rather than directly addressing criticisms. It’s puzzling to witness the Bank of Canada engaging in this manner, as it calls into question its supposed non-partisan and impartial position in the increasingly polarized political debates surrounding the carbon tax.
This strategic blunder underscores the Bank of Canada’s mishandling of its communication related to carbon taxation.
Transgender teddy bears have been used to “indoctrinate” 10-year-old schoolchildren, it has been claimed.
Footage of a class delivered to a primary school in St Albans, Hertfordshire, shows a teacher holding up a picture book titled Introducing a teddy to help explain transgender issues.
This is a promotional video that an education group in the UK uses to provide lesson plans to elementary schools. Here a teacher reads a book to 10-year-olds about how they can be transgender. This curriculum is in hundreds of schools across the UK.
Source:… pic.twitter.com/CuL9eVBsJF
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) November 19, 2023
