France: Police Gave Migrants Fake Documents in Massive Scam

Authorities in France have arrested and charged eight individuals, including two police officers, believed to have been a part of an elaborate forgery scheme that helped hundreds of illegal migrants obtain official French residence permits.

After having operated for roughly two years, the tight-knit network’s scheme was finally brought to an end on Monday, June 5th when investigators from the Sub-Directorate for Combating Irregular Migration (SDLII) raided numerous residences and locations relevant to the case, arresting the suspects and seizing fake identity documents, state-of-the-art laser printers, loads of cash, computers, and other tools of the trade, the French news outlet TF1 INFO reports.

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Justin Trudeau’s government is in trouble and needs a major change. Here are 4 things he could do

It is bad news for Justin Trudeau’s government that a majority of Canadians are looking for change, as Abacus Data reported this week.

It is also bad news that in Ottawa, even among some loyal Liberals, there is growing discussion about a need for change — a reset, on a fairly major scale.

Trudeau and his team would be wise to pay attention to this clamour for change, inside and outside Parliament. To borrow from that old saying from Mahatma Gandhi, this is a government that needs to be the change that people are seeking.

Trudeau is incapable of change, he believes what his mirror tells him and it is a bigger liar than he is.

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Ukraine’s failed Mala Tokmachka assault lays bare counteroffensive challenges

The footage that began circulating on Russian social media channels last week depicted what was portrayed as a significant military setback for Ukraine at the beginning of its counteroffensive.

In a flat, open area south of Zaporizhzhia – bisected by hedges and a wide muddy track – about 12 Ukrainian armoured vehicles had become pinned down, bunched too close together near a minefield.

In one video, shells and rockets can be seen tearing into the ground and into vehicles, including one of Ukraine’s new German-supplied Leopard tanks and US Bradleys. Soldiers can be seen running through the smoke from one damaged vehicle to another.

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National security in shambles under Justin Trudeau

After several months of the Trudeau government’s stonewalling and a series of transparently brazen attempts to draw the curtains down on the clandestine operations Beijing put in motion to the Liberals’ advantage during the 2019 and 2021 federal elections, some good news. It came Tuesday during RCMP commissioner Michael Duheme’s testimony before the House of Commons committee on procedure and house affairs.

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Chairman Chow’s Support Drops To 26%

Support for Toronto mayoral candidate Josh Matlow is seeing a jump as he ties for second place with candidate Mark Saunders in a new poll.

The Liaison Strategies survey shows Matlow and Mark Saunders at 16 per cent support each among decided voters. They both received 14 per cent support among all Toronto voters.

Despite a small drop in support, frontrunner Olivia Chow, who has held a consistent lead in several recent polls, continues to lead the race with 26 per cent among all voters and 30 per cent support among those who have decided who they’re voting for.

All media are spinning for Chow. Disgusting.

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Three Wuhan lab scientists genetically altering Covid were the FIRST to contract the virus, claims report

Three Wuhan lab scientists who were genetically altering the Covid virus were the first to fall sick with it, a new investigation has claimed.

According to multiple US government officials interviewed as part of a lengthy inquiry by independent news outlet Public and Racket, the first people infected by the virus are allegedly Ben Hu, Ping Yu, and Yan Zhu.

They were all members of the Wuhan lab suspected to have leaked the pandemic virus and were partaking in gain-of-function research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV) on SARS-like coronaviruses.

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Canadian-owned company accused of supplying Syria’s chemical weapons program

A family business owned by Canadians, MHD Nazier Houranieh & Sons Co. calls itself a pioneer in the global metals trade.

European governments describe it more ominously: a supplier for Syria’s chemical weapons program.

Working from Damascus and Beirut, the company is accused of importing materials used to produce “chemical weapons delivery systems.”

I’m surprised Justin isn’t touting this family as an immigrant success story.

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Harvard mortician ‘sold human remains to dolls shop and leather tanner’

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A former morgue manager at Harvard medical school has been charged with stealing, selling and shipping body parts donated for educational purposes, including skin and brains.

Cedric Lodge, 55, is accused of conspiring with his wife, 63-year-old Denise Lodge, to sell the human remains to others, and allegedly allowed two people into the morgue to choose which remains to purchase.

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Canadians of all stripes fed up with government line on crime, drugs: poll

Canadians of all ages and walks of life are fed up with the status quo on how their governments are responding to spiking rates of crime and addiction, according to a wide-ranging new Leger poll commissioned by Postmedia.

On everything from bail to involuntary addiction treatment to the decriminalization of drugs, Canadian public opinion was found to be almost entirely at odds with the priorities being championed by provincial and federal governments.

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UK: Army considers scrapping ranks including Guardsman and Rifleman because they are too masculine

The head of the Army is considering scrapping centuries-old ranks such as Rifleman and Guardsman because they are masculine.

In an attempt to make regiments more inclusive, General Sir Patrick Sanders is poised to break hundreds of years of battlefield tradition.

Historic titles used by world-renowned Guards regiments and even his own regiment, the Rifles, could be ditched in favour of gender-neutral ranks.

Sergeant to become Bull Dyke and Lieutenant Fairy Queen?

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Ottawa’s Promise to Plant 2 Billion Trees Not ‘Realistic’: Environment Commissioner

Environment Commissioner Jerry DeMarco said on June 13 that the Liberal government needs to implement more “realistic” initiatives, saying the 2019 promise of planting two billion trees can not be done without the provinces’ participation.

“They need to concentrate much more on results,” DeMarco testified at the House of Commons natural resources committee. “This is a theme of a lot of our reports: They have to be realistic with their programs.”

The whole Green-Scam is a lie.

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‘Extremely fierce’ fighting as Russian forces resist Ukrainian counteroffensive

Kyiv has said its troops are battling under Russian “air and artillery superiority” as cruise missiles targeting the supply lines of the Ukrainian counteroffensive killed three people working a nightshift in a warehouse in the southern city of Odesa.

The country’s deputy defence minister, Hanna Maliar, said she could report just partial success over the last 24 hours, during which the progress of Ukraine’s forces had been measured only in the hundreds of metres as they sought to advance in the east and south.

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Liberals to find themselves faultless in review of Canada’s China Class Grift with ChiCom led development bank

Ottawa launching review of Canada’s membership in China-led development bank

Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland says Ottawa is launching a review of Canada’s membership in the China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank as well as allegations raised by a former bank staffer who accused it of being “dominated by the Communist Party.”

Bob Pickard, the Canadian who was global communications director for the bank, resigned Tuesday from the institution, decrying what he called its “toxic culture” and urging Canada to withdraw from this “People’s Republic of China instrument”.

WHAT A GREAT GRIFT IDEA! LET’S PARTNER WITH A COMMUNST SLAVE STATE!

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