Canadian Anti-Hate Network (CAHN) Chair Bernie Farber said it is unequipped to document pro-Hamas sentiments increasing in Canada.
What an ass.
Canadian Anti-Hate Network (CAHN) Chair Bernie Farber said it is unequipped to document pro-Hamas sentiments increasing in Canada.
What an ass.

The left-wing college monoculture helps explain why students support Hamas.
Shortly after Hamas launched its attack on Israel, a coalition of more than 30 student groups at Harvard released a now-infamous statement blaming Israel for Hamas’s brutality. “We, the undersigned student organizations,” the statement read, “hold the Israeli regime entirely responsible for all unfolding violence.”

ABC, CBS, and NBC all covered Wednesday morning the bipartisan censure of far-left Congresswoman and Squad member Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) for her deep-seated hatred of Israel and anti-Semitic rhetoric, most recently posting a video with pro-Hamas supporters chanting “from the river to the sea.”
But while they noted the dangerous rhetoric, they tried to equivocate with plenty of “both sides” talk about the Israel-Hamas war and fretting the vote made for “[d]ramatic and emotional scenes” with Tlaib giving “an impassioned speech” while having “fought back tears.”

OTTAWA — The next federal election isn’t scheduled for almost two years, but the governing Liberals are already setting up their national campaign team.
The party announced Wednesday that Montreal MP — and tourism minister — Soraya Martinez Ferrada and Winnipeg MP Terry Duguid will co-chair its campaign machine for the next general election.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly less than impressed with the recent “Family Guy” episode that mocked the runaway royals.
Sources close to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex claim that the pair have labeled the “savage” episode as an “outrageous slur,” according to Closer magazine.
The couple found themselves the butt of the joke in a recent episode of the series, in which their money-hungry ways were mercilessly mocked by the animated show.

As Newfoundland and Labrador struggles with affordable housing and shelter shortages, one developer in Stephenville believes he has the solution that can turn the tide.
Sean Hickey is all in on tiny homes — smaller, purpose-built dwellings that have a smaller footprint, are more affordable and can be built much faster than a normal house or apartment building, depending on the size of the construction crew.
Hickey and two employees have built 12 tiny homes in Stephenville since 2018, without government grants or subsidies. He owns the land and the units and rents them to a range of tenants, including seniors and young professionals.

It’s no secret that many younger members of the Biden administration are not happy with the president’s policy of demonstrating strong support for Israel. Dozens of State Department members signed a “dissent cable” taking issue with the president’s decided tilt in favor of the Israelis.
Now, there’s a growing revolt in the White House as many junior aides are griping about the pro-Israel bias of the president.

Food banks across Canada have been coping with untenable record demand for their services in recent months, and as they head into what is the busiest time of year for them, some are having to turn one particular demographic away: international students.

The federal government is pushing an aggressive emissions reduction strategy that could devastate the Canadian economy and threaten our way of life. This isn’t just about the oil and gas industry. Port-related industries, transportation, infrastructure, health and education, and countless other sectors will be collateral damage. As will the standard of living of everyday Canadians.
Montreal police are investigating after shots were fired at two Jewish schools.
Police say they received two 911 calls, one at around 8:20 a.m., and the second just before 8:50 a.m.
In both cases, the callers reported the schools’ front doors had been struck by bullets, but police say they cannot yet confirm if there is a link between the incidents.
For a minute there I actually thought the Prime Minister was going to take a moral stance against the grotesque display of Jew hatred now erupting on the streets of Canada. But nope. He had to include “Islamophobia.” If you can’t discuss a problem honestly don’t discuss at all. https://t.co/zqEVuvjP6R
— Linda Frum (@LindaFrum) November 8, 2023
h/t patthedog

New York is staying with traditional diesel-powered snow plows after rejecting electric vehicles proposed as a replacement.
Just over three years ago the New York Department of Sanitation sought several Mack electric trucks to be set up for double duty as part of a goal to become CO2-neutral.

Pierre Trudeau was arguably the most ideologically left-leaning prime minister Canada ever had. He was often blunt-speaking and rarely backed down in any debates. But even Pierre Trudeau wouldn’t dare embrace the label of being a socialist, and he vehemently denied being a socialist when accused of such.
Political times and ideological leanings have certainly changed when we see a senior government cabinet minister proudly declaring himself a socialist. Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault didn’t beat around the bush in the House of Commons when he said, “I’m a Liberal and a proud socialist” in response to a question from a Conservative MP. Such a statement would have been a potential career-killer for any politician outside of the NDP only a decade ago. Today though, it barely merited the raised eyebrows of political watchers.
About 200 pro-Palestinian protesters, many of them Jews, are demonstrating inside Union Station and demanding a ceasefire in Gaza. The protest is organized by Jews Say No to Genocide and the Palestinian Youth Movement. pic.twitter.com/0GgoNxioTX
— Joshua Chong (@joshualdwchong) November 9, 2023

The West has been flooded with barbarians, who are no longer at the gates but well inside them.
But the threat of the barbarians from without is minuscule compared to the reality that barbarism itself has become perfectly normal within our society, and barbaric practices have been adopted by many Americans.

Vivian Bercovici: Suddenly Toronto resembles Germany in 1938
Dear Madam Special Envoy on Preserving Holocaust Remembrance and Combatting Antisemitism, Ms. Deborah Lyons,
It is with deep concern that I write this open letter to you in what is perhaps the darkest hour for the Jewish people since six million were murdered in the Holocaust.
As the child of a Holocaust survivor, I have often churned and wondered: “How could they not have seen it coming?”
If you read this blog then you know Toronto did not become a Hamas outpost “suddenly.”
It’s becoming a bad joke that so many are shocked, shocked to find themselves surrounded by Hamas supporters as if they appeared by magic.
The “shocked” demonized those who spoke against Islamist immigration as bigots, Islamophobes, nativists and white supremacists.
All the while coddling, protecting the hate they invited inside the gates.
For some the Bubble has burst, most I suspect will continue to believe their own lies.
They refused to heed Europe’s experience with Islam which this blog has highlighted for going on two decades and now we find ourselves a few short steps away from their fate.
Viva diversity.