Freedom Convoy’ trial evidence a Rorschach test for attitudes about protest: expert

OTTAWA — The evidence put forward by the Crown and defence in the criminal trial of two prominent “Freedom Convoy” organizers is so similar, it reflects something of a Rorschach test for how people feel about the massive protest, said criminologist Michael Kempa.

The trial is set to reconvene Wednesday after a two and a half week break, and has so far focused largely on the social media posts of Tamara Lich and Chris Barber. The two are co-accused for their role in organizing and allegedly orchestrating the events that unfolded in the streets of Ottawa in early 2022.

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Not Safe For The Isamophobia Tsar Videos

These are horrific. 

Remember them when the left tosses ‘disproportionate response’ around.

The vids have an avid fan base in North America of course.

h/t patthedog

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A brief history of Trudeau describing things that never happened

When a parent-led protest against sexual orientation and gender identity instruction in public schools took to the streets on Sept. 20, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said transphobia and homophobia have “no place in this country,” adding “we strongly condemn this hate and its manifestations.”

The Muslim Association of Canada would raise the most noted objection to the statement, describing it as being “deeply inflammatory.” But when reporters brought up the MAC’s criticism this week, Trudeau seemed to suggest that his statement had been talking about somebody else. “I never suggested that someone who’s concerned about parental rights is somehow filled with hate or intolerance,” he said.

He’s a sociopath.

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Pro-Hamas protests sweep the US

As the bodies of hundreds of Israelis lay freshly butchered by Hamas terrorists, the group’s supporters from around the world celebrated — including by mourning the dead terrorists and cohosting a rally with a designated terrorist group — and urged them to “globalize the intifada.”

The rallies sprouted up almost immediately after Hamas stunned Israel by launching a surprise attack, likely with Iranian assistance, on the fiftieth anniversary of the Yom Kippur War. The images of Israeli grandparents and infants being held hostage, and of Israeli villages being wiped out shocked the world. It wasn’t just Israelis who were murdered, however; nine Americans have already been confirmed among the dead, along with German, French and Cambodian citizens. Eyewitness accounts describe women who were raped by Hamas terrorists, taken to Gaza, “paraded through the city’s streets, blood gushing from between their legs.”

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Is this Israel’s moment to re-occupy Gaza?

The considerations that constrained Israel in the past are no longer relevant.

One could argue that Israel sustained increasingly deadly Hamas rocket fire for close to two decades because it has refrained from re-occupying Gaza.

Former defense and foreign minister Avigdor Liberman has long pressed this point, stating “We either have to completely occupy it, or reconcile ourselves to endless rounds of rockets.”

In the past he was almost a lone voice, even though it was a prophetic one.

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Your Euphemism is Exposed, Now We Know What You Are

From October 7, 2023 forward, anyone who says, writes or supports “Free Palestine” in any way must bear the burden and acknowledge that they are openly advocating for continuation and expansion of the depravity and brutality of the Hamas invasion of Israel. It has long been known by most Israelis and people who understand the conflict that Free Palestine has always meant the elimination of the Jewish state. What the videos and pictures coming out of Israel this week have done is to give a realistic picture, a live stream if you will, of what horror “Free Palestine” would visit upon the world.

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Diversity is depraved!

The post was taken down but the account still hosts lots of vibrant diversity that contributes to the multicultural mosaic of Canada.

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‘It Is Right to Rebel! Israel, Go to Hell!’

After the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust, hundreds rejoiced on the streets of New York.

Young girls in hijabs waved Palestinian flags in the street. Men in ski masks hung from scaffolding chanting, “Israel, go to hell.” And pamphlets rained from the sky, lauding the recent violence by Hamas as “heroic.”

This wasn’t the Middle East. This was Midtown Manhattan, home to the second-largest Jewish population in the world after Israel, just days after Israel was ambushed by Hamas in the deadliest terrorist attack in the country’s history. More than 900 Israelis are now dead, more than 2,000 wounded, and an estimated 100 held hostage.

Below is the original i24 ‘BABIES’ report.

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Canada sent $50 million to Palestine in 2018 for ‘relief work’ despite aspersions about funds being channelled to Hamas

Hours after the State of Israel came under attack by Palestinian terror outfit Hamas, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Saturday (7th October) condemned the killing of Israeli civilians.

In a tweet, he said, “Canada strongly condemns the current terrorist attacks against Israel. These acts of violence are completely unacceptable. We stand with Israel and fully support its right to defend itself.”

Foreigners find it odd that Justin Trudeau coddles terrorists at home and abroad.

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Israeli couple murdered by Hamas hid their twin babies — who were found unharmed 14 hours later

A young Israeli couple was murdered by Hamas terrorists who broke into their home — but not before the parents hid their 10-month-old twins, who were found alive about 14 hours later, according to reports.

Itai and Hadar Berdichevsky, both 30, were attacked in their home in Kfar Gaza, a kibbutz in southern Israel located about three miles east of Gaza, according to Israeli outlet Walla.

The parents, who hid their babies in a bomb shelter, tried to fight off the terrorists but were murdered, the news outlet reported.

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Pro-Palestinian, pro-Israeli rallies held across Canada as war continues

More than a thousand people congregated at Toronto’s Nathan Phillips Square Monday afternoon, many saying they were there to support the Palestinian people and not to glorify the deadly attacks launched by Hamas against Israelis over the weekend.

Still, many also refused to condemn those attacks that have reportedly killed more than 900 Israelis, saying instead the focus should be on how Israel has mistreated Palestinians and occupied Palestinian land for decades. They also pointed to the nearly 700 Palestinians who have been killed by Israel in response to the attacks.

Beheading babies? I wonder if CBC will cover that?

h/t Mauser

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Bodies of 1,500 Hamas fighters recovered “after bold & bloody attack” in southern Israel as situation grows grimmer in Gaza laments Star

The bodies of 1,500 Hamas fighters have been recovered in southern Israel days after a bold and bloody attack that has placed the Israeli government and military onto a war footing.

The toll came as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was expected to finalize the composition of an emergency unity government with opposition parties, Israel’s air force continued pounding targets in the Gaza Strip and Hamas, in retaliation, threatened to start executing hostages.

A massacre is a “Bold & Bloody attack” according to the Star, sounds like glorification of terrorism.  Won’t somebody think of the raping murdering terrorists!

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Mount Royal University Professor Tells Global News That Hamas’ Terror Attack An “Expression of Desperation”

Mark Muhannad Ayyash is a professor of sociology at Mount Royal University in Calgary, and one of Canada’s most prominent peddlers of anti-Israel disinformation and hate.

Ayyash has published opinion columns on Al Jazeera falsely accusing Israel of attacking Palestinian worshippers on Jerusalem’s Temple Mount and has claimed that Israel expelled 750,000 Palestinians to create the Jewish State, when in reality many were forced by Arab leaders to leave.

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Canada absent from major nations’ statement on Israel violence

A joint statement issued by the White House Monday evening condemning the Hamas attacks on Israel over the weekend includes signatures from five of the leaders of the G7 nations.

Absent from the list: Canada and Japan.

The statement, signed by Emmanuel Macron of France, Olaf Scholz of Germany, Joe Biden of the United States, Giorgia Meloni of Italy and Rishi Sunak of the United Kingdom, said “the terrorist actions of Hamas have no justification, no legitimacy and must be universally condemned.”

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