We’ve been covering the Pentagon’s All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) here ever since it came into existence. They have reportedly been analyzing hundreds if not thousands of reported cases involving UFOs (or UAP as they want us to call them now) for a couple of years and have produced multiple reports, both public and classified, detailing their findings. But have they gotten any results?
The NDP voted for a Conservative motion to exempt all forms of home heating from the federal carbon tax on Monday.
In some ways, it was not so surprising, given the NDP’s preoccupation with affordability.
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But the New Democrats voted against a similar Conservative motion last year and the change of strategy is likely not unrelated to the Liberals being a government in crisis.
BREAKING REPORT: An Assassination attempt has just been carried out on Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas..
DEVELOPING..pic.twitter.com/pRXw1fSttD
— Chuck Callesto (@ChuckCallesto) November 7, 2023
Assassination attempt on PA leader Mahmoud Abbas? Details unclear. pic.twitter.com/NpQOO56K1j
— David Vance (@DVATW) November 7, 2023
h/t Mauser
Scotland Yard has asked organisers of the pro-Palestinian march planned for Armistice Day to “urgently reconsider” amid growing concern over the risk of violent disorder.
Thousands of people are expected to attend a rally in central London on Saturday to protest against Israel’s action in Gaza following the Hamas terror attacks last month.
But police have come under growing pressure to ban the march after politicians said organising it on November 11 – the day when the country remembers those who paid the ultimate price – was an affront to the British public.
Hmm they changed the original headline from “begs” to “asked” and “pleaded” became “appealed.”
The MET are afraid.
It would not be a long walk if Mayor Olivia Chow chose to pop over to show support for Aroma Espresso Bar, the city’s latest victim of anti-Semitism.
But Chow has been missing in action since Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on Israel. Certainly, she’s been invisible when it comes to standing up for Jewish-owned businesses which are being bullied.
Conditions in the Gaza Strip have long been dire, with the territory referred to by some as the world’s ‘largest open air prison’.
Even before the outbreak of war in the wake of Hamas’s October 7 terror attack on Israel, half of Palestinians living in Gaza depended on food supplied by the United Nations.
Those conditions have deteriorated over the last month, as Israel continues its bombardment of the 140-square-mile Strip in its mission to destroy the Hamas terror group.
OTTAWA — Internal government documents from 2019 put the cost of a government mandatory gun buyback at nearly $2 billion, despite assurances during the last federal election that expropriating so-called “assault rifles” from licensed Canadian firearms owners would only cost between $400 million and $600 million.
In documents published as part of an access-to-information request, an internal presentation prepared in December 2019 by the Department of Justice puts the cost of confiscating what it described as “military-style assault rifles,” with compensation for the owners, at more than double the figure touted by then public safety minister Bill Blair.
Patient ‘tried to cheer up depressed bomber’ at Leeds hospital
A patient averted a bomb attack on a Leeds hospital by asking the would-be bomber if he was “all right” and then keeping him talking for five hours, a court has been told.
Mohammad Sohail Farooq, 28, a clinical support worker, was arrested on January 20 outside St James’s Hospital in Leeds with a viable bomb, manufactured from a pressure cooker and 9.9kg of low explosive.
Farooq had been viewing extremist videos on TikTok, and had also conducted a reconnaissance trip around the RAF Menwith Hill listening station, Sheffield crown court was told.
In a deeply troubling turn of events, a pro-Palestinian rally held in Montreal on October 28, featured a horrifying display of hate speech and incitement to violence & genocide, where a rally participant openly called for the destruction and mass murder of Zionists (AKA Israeli Jews).
A 69-year-old Jewish man died on Monday after falling and hitting his head during an altercation with pro-Palestinian protesters in California, according to authorities.
Paul Kessler succumbed to injuries sustained at dueling demonstrations on Sunday in Thousand Oaks and authorities are investigating his death as a possible hate crime, the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office said.
Kessler, an Israel supporter, was involved in a scuffle with pro-Palestinian protesters around 3:20 p.m. when he suffered a head injury during the confrontation, authorities and family friends said.
It seems Canadian government workers are planning to take part in Thursday’s “Global Shutdown for Palestine” pic.twitter.com/Iaqu5BAWyN
— (@BryanPassifiume) November 7, 2023
“Dad, look at your WhatsApp. See how many I killed with my bare hands, Dad. Your son killed the Jews … I killed ten with my bare hands. Their blood is on my hands … I’m talking to you from a Jewish woman’s phone.”
When I’m asked — and the question is a blunt sword — what the difference is between Jewish children slaughtered by Hamas on Oct. 7 and Palestinian children torn limb from limb by Israeli bombs, my answer is this:
One is deliberate murder, the other is a horrific consequence of war.
The force’s employee reportedly said support for Israel should be seen as ‘extremist ideology’ and ‘inciting hatred against Muslims’
An employee of the Metropolitan Police is being investigated by the force for appearing to claim that support for Israel should be treated as “extremist ideology”.
Amina Ahmend, who is described on her Linkedin page as a leadership programme facilitator and project manager for the London police force, appeared to suggest that backing Israel in the conflict should be treated as a hate crime.
In a post apparently made by Ms Ahmed she said that those who support the war in Gaza “should be called out as Islamaphobic and inciting hatred against Muslims”.
Workers in the Greater Toronto Area must now earn $25.05 per hour to make a living wage, according to a new report, an increase of about $2 when compared with the year before and far above the minimum wage in the province.
The Ontario Living Wage Network published its annual report Monday, about a month after Ontario increased the minimum wage across the province to $16.55.
“The rising cost of living impacts those at the bottom of the wage spectrum the most,” the report reads.
I predict crime will increase dramatically over the next year and beyond. When a city becomes this unaffordable a callous tribal morality takes hold.
Over the span of 43 minutes, I watched 138 humans be murdered or witnessed their corpses, many brutalized beyond recognition and others clearly tortured, in the direct aftermath of Hamas’ Oct. 7 terrorist attacks on Israel.
That’s 3.2 bodies per minute— and less than 10 per cent of the more than 1,400 people killed that day.
