Toronto @ Bay & Wellington @T4Palestine🇵🇸 pic.twitter.com/medMVwpoYB
— Camila (@camilapress) November 4, 2023
Something you will never see drive by a Hamas Rally in TO.
Van with LED screens outside Union Station used to convey demand to bring hostages home. #cdnpoli #Toronto #Palestine #Israel #Gaza pic.twitter.com/FlETAVY3P8
— Caryma Sa'd – Lawyer + Political Satirist (@CarymaRules) November 4, 2023
h/t Sweetpea
A hard-Left activist who was filmed leading chants of “from the river to the sea” at a pro-Palestinian rally is an adviser to the police on their response to protests over the Israel-Hamas conflict, The Telegraph can disclose.
Attiq Malik, a solicitor who has also railed against “global censorship by the Zionists”, was present in the police operations room during protests last month.
A video uncovered by The Telegraph shows Mr Malik instigating chants of “from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free” in 2021, a slogan described by Downing Street as “deeply offensive” to many.
Canada Ontario 🇨🇦 NOV 2 pic.twitter.com/e7iRj4Ybrd
— Besiktas News (@besiktassnews0) November 4, 2023
h/t Mauser
Last week was earnings week for big car manufacturers — one of the quarterly updates they are required to make to investors regarding their profits and losses.
Nearly all of them announced they would be scaling back their production of EVs (electric vehicles) because – wait for it – consumers don’t want them.
Crown prosecutors have spent the past five weeks laying out their case against Cameron Ortis in an unprecedented trial.
They allege he used his position as director of a highly-sensitive unit within the RCMP to attempt to sell intelligence gathered by Canada and its Five Eyes allies to police targets.
Ortis, who has pleaded not guilty to all charges against him, has also started to tell the jury his side of the story.
His defence team says he was acting with authority.
Would the American people have elected Joe Biden, despite the widespread disdain for then-president Donald Trump, if it had been widely understood that Biden was bought and paid for by the Chinese Communist regime?
The question presses because, as it turns out, the incumbent president actually is what the media-Democrat complex falsely claimed the prior president was: a clandestine agent of a hostile foreign power — indeed, America’s greatest geopolitical foe by whom, it is convincingly argued, we are already confronted in a second Cold War.
On the morning of October 7, Hamas terrorists broke out of Gaza and went on the rampage in Israel, killing more than 1,400 people and taking an unknown number of hostages back to the territory.
Those abducted men, women and children are now vital bargaining chips as Israel intensifies its attacks on Gaza from the ground and the air while diplomats engage in a frantic cycle of international negotiation.
There it was, a banner reading ‘Jews against genocide’ among a crowd chanting, among other things, ‘From the river to the sea’. The presence of this banner was one of the most monstrous features of this week’s sit-in by hundreds of baying anti-Israel protesters at London’s Liverpool Street station.
Despite their fealty to “People of Color,” members of the media just love blonds, especially when those blonds are photogenic young women who slap around Israeli soldiers. No one was more beloved than Ahed Tamimi, a young woman from a village in the West Bank who got the star treatment after a video of her violent act went viral. The same outlets that once thrilled to her dynamism, though, have been strangely silent since she’s revealed an openly expressed, antisemitic genocidal bloodthirstiness that makes actual Nazis look kind of colorless.
They can mourn George Floyd but not condemn Hamas.
The worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust has been greeted with silence by some of the nation’s Holocaust museums including those which issued statements about BLM, the death of George Floyd and every possible issue and cause except the mass murder of Jews.
Nasrallah’s speech has only delayed a regional catastrophe
After a week of tense anticipation, in which the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah had trailed short promo clips of their leader Syed Hassan Nasrallah like a Marvel supervillain, his long-awaited speech today came as an unexpected piece of good fortune for Israel. PR stunts such as the mutual pledging of eternal solidarity between Hezbollah and Palestinian fighters — as well as the escalation of cross-border shelling deeper into both Israel and Lebanon — had hinted that Nasrallah might be ready to announce Hezbollah’s entry into the conflict. Such a statement would have practically ensured a regional war.
The Democratic Party now faces a choice.
The Hamas atrocities of October 7th have forever fractured any political alliance between centrist and liberal Jews and woke, anti-Israel progressives.
It’s either them or us.
I’ll believe it when I see it.
Wednesday marked twenty years since the fateful day that a fourteen-year-old girl in the seaside English resort town of Blackpool went missing; Charlene Downes was never seen again, and authorities believe she was murdered. As the ghastly story of what happened to her unfolded, it became appallingly clear that she was only one of thousands of British girls who had suffered a least some of the terrible ordeal she went through before she was killed. Yet even now that two decades have passed, Britain still hasn’t fully faced what happened to Charlene and the other victims or taken any serious steps to prevent what happened to them from happening to any young girl ever again.
A million years ago … pardon me, my notes indicate rather surprisingly that it was the spring of 2021. Two and a half years ago, the Supreme Court found in favour of the federal government in the case of the References re Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act (GGPPA). It was a tricky division of powers question.
Since manmade climate change is a global collective action problem, laws to curtail greenhouse gas emissions aren’t inarguably in the natural bailiwick of either the federal government or the provinces. The federal Liberals made such a law, applying a “backstop” carbon price to — IN THEORY — the federation as a whole.
Here comes a forecast: the electric vehicle will not replace the vehicle with an internal combustion engine, ICE. The EV will become a supplement, a niche vehicle, but the bulk of our individual transportation will still take place in an ICE-powered vehicle.
You can thank America for this.
We Americans love our automobiles. We have more vehicles per household than most Europeans do, and we generally pay less for the same vehicle. This means, of course, that we can buy ‘more’ vehicle for the same money as Europeans can, but we can also buy much bigger and fancier vehicles than you commonly see on European roads.
