Ottawa Police Detective Helen Grus is charged with ‘Discreditable Conduct’ for conducting purported “unauthorized” investigations into the potential connection between mRNA vaccinated mothers, and the sudden deaths of breastfeeding babies.
“I haven’t yet reported the jaw-dropping testimony about infants dying in their mother’s arms.”
Antisemitic hate crime has continued to soar in London, with 408 offences recorded so far this month compared to 28 in the same period last year.
Islamophobic hate crime is also on the rise, up from 65 offences last October to 174 so far this month.
The Metropolitan Police says it has made 75 arrests linked to the Israel-Gaza conflict, and is investigating 10 potential breaches of terrorism laws.
A large pro-Palestinian protest is expected in London on Saturday.
The @israel_advocacy has released a montage of British Islamic clerics & imams peddling anti-Semitism & kaffir hate.
It is a frightening video. pic.twitter.com/0uqMl9tacx
— David Atherton (@DaveAtherton20) October 27, 2023
‘Some people say, ‘Well, we can have a little bit of this.’ That’s what they argued in Canada too,’ a Canadian expert warns American euthanasia advocates.
As backers of assisted suicide push to expand legalization in the United States, new numbers from Canada’s government show euthanasia is now the fifth-leading cause of death in the country.
A stunning 4 percent of the country’s deaths last year were due to assisted suicide. More than 13,000 patients died by it in 2022 — a 31 percent spike from the previous year. The country’s deaths by euthanasia now number nearly 45,000 since legalization in 2016, almost as many as have died from Covid in Canada.
Saturday rally in London is expected to break last week’s attendance of 100,000
Iranian agents are creating unrest in Britain by stoking Gaza protests, senior police have said as they prepare for a fresh round of demonstrations on Saturday.
The Times has learnt that counterterrorism officers have privately said that Tehran is trying to heighten tensions at rallies over Israel’s bombing of Gaza. They have warned of increased hostile-state activity in Britain. It is directly linked to the Iranian regime and includes a campaign of online disinformation and Iranian operatives being physically present at protests.
Pro-Palestine protesters have chanted “from London to Gaza, we’ll have an intifada”, footage of a rally in the capital on Saturday shows.
Demonstrators following a flag that read “Fight for Revolution” were chanting the call for an intifada. The term has often been interpreted as referring to violent uprisings by Palestinians against the state of Israel.
In a clip posted on social media, a man with a loudhailer led the chant “From London to Gaza, we’ll have an intifada”.
The question as to whether the Central London demonstration taking place now is a Pro Palestine or a pro Hamas demonstration is quickly being answered
"From London to Gaza we'll have an INTIFADA!" https://t.co/UP7q4iESu5 pic.twitter.com/GE71N2CJCl
— Harry's Place (@hurryupharry) October 28, 2023
🚨🇬🇧London, UK
This will not end well.
I repeat – this will not end well…… pic.twitter.com/9xQSl6yuEA
— Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) October 28, 2023
Fridays for Future claim that Hamas’s Oct 7 massacre was ‘rooted in ethnic cleansing of Palestinians’ called a ‘crude distortion of history’
The movement started by climate activist Greta Thunberg has been accused of “demonising Israel” after it claimed Western governments had brainwashed citizens into backing the country.
Josef Schuster, the head of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, an advocacy group, accused Fridays for Future of peddling conspiracy theories, as he called for the German branch to sever ties with the wider international movement.
The group earlier this week alleged that Western media outlets were “funded by imperialist governments who stand with Israel”.
Factions within the federal government were complicit in corruption, extortion, and “ghost contracting” during the development of Canada’s ArriveCAN app, two tech entrepreneurs testified during a government committee meeting.
“An act of misconduct rarely happens in isolation. It is almost always symptomatic of a larger existence and tolerance of misconduct,” Amir Morv, co-founder of software company Botler AI, told MPs in his opening remarks on Oct. 26. “Individuals engaged in such conduct are also prime targets of exploitation and extortion.”
A masked man who terrorised women in Somerset while dressed in black clothes has been found guilty of deliberately causing distress.
Joshua Hunt, 32, insisted to police he had not worn a gimp suit or owned one, and that he only wore dark clothing to cover himself in mud.
OTTAWA – Colleges and universities that issue acceptance letters to international students will have to confirm all of them with the federal immigration department as Canada moves to crack down on fraud.
Immigration Minister Marc Miller announced the new rules Friday following an investigation this summer into more than 100 cases involving fake admission letters.
The department launched a task force in June to investigate a scheme that dates back to 2017, which saw immigration agents issue fake acceptance letters to get international students into Canada.
Bullshit.
A former mayoral candidate is accused of an allegedly hate-motivated, anti-Semitic assault sparked by a dispute over posters of Israeli hostages kidnapped during the Oct. 7th Hamas massacre.
The prime minister’s decision to temporarily exempt home heating oil from the carbon tax is a “scam” designed to turn around Liberal fortunes in the polls, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said Friday.
“What caused [Prime Minister] Justin Trudeau to freak out yesterday and hold a sudden press conference to announce that he was going to pause the carbon tax on home heating oil? The answer is that he was plummeting in the polls,” Poilievre said in St. John’s.
“Justin Trudeau is not worried about the cost of living. He is worried about the cost of votes and that’s what caused his panicked flip-flop yesterday.”
Hamas has spent years stockpiling desperately needed fuel, food and medicine, as well as ammo and weapons, in the miles of tunnels it has carved out under Gaza.
As supplies of virtually every basic human necessity dwindle in Gaza, one group in the besieged enclave remains well-stocked: Hamas.
Arab and Western officials say there is substance to Israeli claims of Hamas stockpiling supplies, including desperately needed food and fuel. Hamas, they say, has spent years building dozens of kilometers of tunnels under the strip where it has amassed stores of virtually everything needed for a drawn-out fight. It is a reality that Israel may soon find itself grappling with if it makes good on its threat to invade Gaza.
Financial stress is taking a serious toll on Canadians’ mental health and having a negative effect on their personal relationships, according to a new study by the Royal Bank of Canada.
The bank’s latest financial well-being survey of 1,001 people found that younger Canadians, in particular members of generation X (aged 43-58), millennials (aged 27-42) and generation Z (aged 18-26), are having more money problems than the national average.
Toronto police Deputy Chief Lauren Pogue said large-scale demonstrations are expected this weekend.
“The public will continue to notice an increased police presence in and around demonstration areas and neighbourhoods across our city,” she said at a Friday afternoon press conference at
Toronto police headquarters. The police hate-crime unit will be on the ground “gathering evidence,” she said.
The anti-Israel sentiment on campus is the poisoned fruit of teaching a generation of college students to despise their own civilization.
The cataract of anti-Israel sentiment on college campuses has been shocking, but it shouldn’t be surprising.
It is the poisoned fruit of teaching a generation of college students to despise their own civilization.
