Tensions flare over migrants in New York City: Staten Island protesters are arrested while trying to stop buses carrying asylum seekers to shelter

Chaos erupted outside a Staten Island shelter for migrants as protesters tried to stop asylum seekers from moving in.

About 10 protesters were arrested on Tuesday outside a former Island Shores Assisted Living Facility in Midland Beach, where a crowd met migrants with chants including, ‘Take them back, Take them back.’

Footage from the scene shows protesters banging on the bus windows as they tried to prevent the migrants from disembarking and entering the shelter.

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Terry Glavin: After Trudeau alleges murder plot, Canada-India relations may be irreparable

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is accusing the Government of India of assassinating a Canadian citizen. It’s not possible to infer anything less from the sum of Trudeau’s remarks in the House of Commons on Monday, and going by the response from the government of Indian prime minister Narendra Modi today, the damage to Indo-Canadian relations may be irreparable.

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Peru does not know how alleged ‘alien corpses’ ended up in Mexico

Peru has launched a criminal investigation to find out how alleged “non-human alien corpses” were taken out of the country to be displayed at the Mexican congress last week, causing a sensation among UFO conspiracy theorists.

Peruvian Culture Minister Leslie Urteaga has questioned how the bodies with human features, which she said were pre-Hispanic objects, left the country — and said a criminal complaint has been filed.

Controversial Mexican journalist and UFO buff Jaime Maussan claimed that the pair of humanoid “corpses” were found in 2017 in Cusco, Peru, near the pre-Columbian Nazca Lines.

Whenever you see Jaime Maussan’s name in an article get ready for a thrill ride in crazy land.

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Hardeep Singh Nijjar: Why Western nations fear India-Canada row

Western ministers and officials will be working hard to try to ensure the diplomatic row between Canada and India does not bleed into other international relationships.

The last thing the United States and other western powers want now is a row that divides them from India.

On the grand geopolitical chess board, India is a key player.

Not only is it a growing power – the most populous country in the world, the fifth-biggest economy. But it is also seen by the West as a potential bulwark against China.

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Iran hijab bill: Women face 10 years in jail for ‘inappropriate’ dress

Iran’s parliament has passed controversial bill that would increase prison terms and fines for women and girls who break its strict dress code.

Those dressed “inappropriately” face up to 10 years in jail under the bill, for which a three-year “trial” was agreed.

It still needs to be approved by the Guardian Council to become law.

The move comes a year after protests erupted over the death in custody of Mahsa Amini, who was held by morality police for an allegedly improper hijab.

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Justin Trudeau brings Canada’s ties with India under increasing strain

Canada and India are friends, not foes. But Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, by countenancing the rising anti-India activities of extremist Sikh groups in Canada, has brought relations with New Delhi under increasing strain during his term in office. Now, with his statement in the House of Commons on Monday, he has created an unusual diplomatic crisis between two major democracies.


Why must Canada devote so many scarce resources to this> Hardeep Nijjar met CSIS every week before killing that Trudeau links to India: son

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India warns citizens in Canada to be cautious

India has issued an advisory urging its citizens travelling to or living in Canada to “exercise utmost caution”.

The advisory comes a day after tensions escalated between the countries with each expelling a diplomat from the other side.

Canada said it was investigating “credible allegations” linking the Indian state with the killing of a Sikh separatist leader.

India strongly denied this, calling the allegations “absurd”.

h/t Mauser

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Was India really behind Canada’s Sikh shooting?

The country’s Punjabi community has a history of gang and gun violence

Justin Trudeau has this week accused the Indian government of the murder of prominent Sikh leader and pro-Khalistan activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, who was gunned down outside a Sikh temple in Surrey, BC this past June. The accusations have further strained relations between Canada and India, with Ottawa expelling the Indian intelligence chief stationed in Canada, and India in turn asking a high-ranking Canadian diplomat to leave the country within the next few days.

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FBI lost count of how many paid informants were at Capitol on Jan. 6 — later performed audit to figure out exact number: ex-official

The FBI had so many paid informants at the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, that they lost track of the number and had to perform a later audit to determine exactly how many “Confidential Human Sources” run by different FBI field offices were present that day, a former assistant director of the bureau has told lawmakers.

At least one informant was communicating with his FBI handler as he entered the Capitol, according to Steven D’Antuono, formerly in charge of the bureau’s Washington field office.

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Trudeau tempers criticism as allies decline to condemn India over slain Sikh leader

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he does not want to escalate tensions further with India, on a day when Canada’s allies showed signs they are unwilling to join Ottawa’s public condemnation of New Delhi for its alleged role in the gangland-style slaying of a prominent Canadian Sikh leader.

As he entered a cabinet meeting Tuesday, Mr. Trudeau sought to dial back his dramatic criticism of India after New Delhi ordered Canadian diplomat Olivier Sylvestre out of the country in a tit-for-tat response to Ottawa’s expulsion of an Indian foreign intelligence officer from its High Commission in Ottawa.


GUNTER: Trudeau tough with one, not the other

I won’t pretend to know the truth about Hardeep Singh Nijjar, the Sikh leader who was gunned down in June as he left his gurdwara in Surrey. B.C. after worship.

Was Nijjar just a refugee from India who had come to Canada in 1997 and started a successful plumbing business? Or was he, as the Indian government charges, a leader of the Khalistan Tiger Force who trained violent militants in the Lower Mainland for attacks in India.


The world knows Canada’s Liberal Government is a Beijing branch plant operation so it’s no surprise that Junior would attempt to disrupt India’s key position within the Asian counterweight to China’s imperialist dream.

Given Trudeau is a ChiCom dupe and Canada’s China Class is so deeply embedded in our society it’s understandable that no nation would side with Junior.

Any transcripts of conversations other nations may have with Trudeau are probably on Xi’s desk before Junior hangs up the phone.

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Union Perverts March In Favour Of Sexually Mutilating Children

Keeping an eye on twitter, so far things look good, some shouting and a bit of shoving here and there but the Parents have clearly won the day against the pervert pedo unions.

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Race-baiting Grifter Ibram Kendi’s Racist Center for Anti-racism lays off majority of it’s racist staff

Ibram Kendi – Race Baiting Grifter

When Ibram Kendi was hired by Boston University in the summer of 2020, he founded the Center for Antiracist Research at his new school. The timing coincided with the death of George Floyd and, like BLM, Kendi’s research center quickly attracted millions of dollars in donations.

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