CARPAY: CBC’s ‘neo-nazi’ link to the Freedom Convoy is a camera trick, not journalism

“The neo-Nazi group Atomwaffen Division linked to Ottawa’s “Freedom Convoy,” screams the Radio-Canada headline in French. This CBC smear-job story ran just prior to the Federal Court of Appeal releasing its January 16 denunciation of the federal government’s illegal conduct in February 2022. The court denounced former prime minister Justin Trudeau over wrongfully declaring a national emergency, illegally using violence against peaceful protesters, and violating Charter rights by freezing the bank accounts of hundreds of Canadians.

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Carney’s speech makes Canada a threat to Trump

Carney Fades Away

As an illustration of Canada’s relative irrelevance on the world stage, I always liked the story about external affairs minister Lester Pearson’s visit to president Dwight Eisenhower, an avid golfer.

Pearson emerged from a meeting in disbelief that Ike hadn’t even heard of a pressing Canadian issue. “You’d think,” he muttered to an aide, “his caddie would have mentioned it to him.”

There have been moments when Canada popped up for a day or two on American news, but by and large we’ve been a marginal force. That changed with Mark Carney’s speech in Davos.

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Fighting ICE In The Streets Is Not Demonstrating Jesus’ Love To Anyone

Fool Saints are dangerous

Some of the most vocal antagonists of the Trump administration’s attempts to rein in illegal immigration have come from men and women of the cloth. Last Friday, about 100 clergy members protesting deportation flights were arrested during a peaceful sit-in at Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport. Episcopal bishops in New Hampshire and Minnesota recently exhorted their flocks to be prepared even for death in order to protect vulnerable illegal immigrants.

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Why Everything Costs More in Canada (The Illusion of Choice)

Ever wonder why a block of cheese in Canada costs $15, or why your phone bill is the highest in the developed world? You aren’t crazy—you’re being ripped off. 🇨🇦💸
In this video, we expose the “Illusion of Choice” in the Canadian economy. From the “Robelus” telecom triad and the airline duopoly to the dairy mafia and the housing market casino, we dissect the 8 specific pillars that keep Canadians broke and corporate profits at record highs. It’s not just inflation; it’s a system designed to extract maximum value from your wallet through protected oligopolies and hidden taxes.

Discover the truth about why your dollar dies the moment it leaves your pocket.

h/t MW

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Britain and the Crisis of National Identity

Britain is committing suicide before the eyes of the world—the nation that once produced the culture and institutions to support a worldwide empire.

England, one of the world’s oldest nation-states, has long stood as a symbol of continuity, tradition, and cultural propriety. From the consolidation of the monarchy to the expansion of the British Empire, it helped shape Western civilization, anchored in Christian heritage and legal principles (Magna Carta). It also historically protected minority communities, including Jews, from persecution. Yet in the twenty-first century, England (and Britain) faces unprecedented internal crises—in governance, national identity, and cultural cohesion—that suggest, not just a period of transition but the possible unraveling of a once-cohesive civilization.

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Asylum rulings made without a hearing raise security and fraud concerns, C.D. Howe Institute report says

The federal refugee tribunal’s practice of assessing some asylum claims without first questioning applicants could heighten the risk of fraud and weaken security screening, a report by a former director of policy at the Immigration Department says.

The report, to be published on Thursday by the C.D. Howe Institute, expresses concern that the Immigration and Refugee Board’s assessment of asylum claims from certain countries without hearings removes an important layer of scrutiny.

An access to information request by the report’s author, James Yousif, found that between Jan. 1, 2019 and Feb. 28, 2023, the IRB accepted 24,599 asylum claims into Canada without personally questioning the applicants in hearings.

Our country is run by criminals.

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In Sweden, Two Ex-Muslims Burned a Qur’an

Salwan Momika

Can you guess what happened to one of them?

And the other one is desperate to be given asylum in the United States, for he has lost faith in the Swedish government’s ability to protect him. His story, and that of his murdered friend, should be covered on 60 Minutes and in the New York Times, while Senator John Fetterman and Congressmen Ritchie Torres should demand that the survivor of the pair, now in the U.S., at once be granted permanent asylum.

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“Influencer” from shithole state hip deep in human excrement sparks fury after immigration claims, calls Canada a ‘colonial settler country’

CALGARY — An Indian-Canadian social media influencer has sparked a fiery debate online as she addressed the rising hate against Indians by suggesting that immigrants are essential to Western economies and labour markets, while calling nations such as Canada and the United States “colonial settler countries.”

The surprising truth of open defecation in India

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Stunning Epstein twist as Ghislaine Maxwell claims 29 friends cut ‘secret deals’ with DOJ

Ghislaine Maxwell has claimed that 29 friends of Jeffrey Epstein were shielded through ‘secret settlements’ by the Justice Department.

The disgraced socialite filed a habeas corpus petition on December 17 seeking to overturn her conviction, arguing that prosecutors cut deals with Epstein associates while prosecuting her as if no such agreements existed.

Maxwell alleges that 25 men reached undisclosed deals, while four alleged co-conspirators were known to investigators but never charged. She does not name any of the individuals.

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Half of Canadians say it would be unethical for Carney to get majority with floor crossers: poll

OTTAWA — Half of Canadians believe it would be unethical for Mark Carney’s Liberal government to achieve a majority by attracting opposition MP floor crossers, according to a new poll.

And, two months after two Conservative MPs crossed the floor to the governing Liberals, new data from a Postmedia-Leger poll suggest that voters’ feelings about party defectors are a political Rorschach test.

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Putin ‘agrees ceasefire over Ukrainian cities’

Russia has agreed to a partial ceasefire that will stop all attacks on Ukrainian cities for a week, Donald Trump announced.

The US president told a cabinet meeting that he asked Vladimir Putin “not to fire into Kyiv and various towns for a week. And he agreed to do that”.

Under a sustained bombardment of Ukraine’s energy system, millions have been left without power or electricity in temperatures far below zero.

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Canada’s conservative leader faces leadership test – and grapples with widening his appeal

Canadian Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre faces a crucial test of his leadership this week, but what lies ahead is a bigger challenge: convincing Canadians that he is the best person to guide the country through its uncertain future.

Party delegates will vote on whether Poilievre should remain leader on Friday at the Conservative convention in Calgary. It is part of an automatic review that is triggered after an election loss – in this case, Poilievre’s defeat last April.

Poilievre appears to have wide support heading into the convention, party members have told the BBC, and is expected to win handily.

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Exploring Venezuela’s Crisis and Canada’s Chinese Influence

Exploring Venezuela’s Crisis and Canada’s Chinese Influence

Canadian conservative and political theorist William Barclay joins The Spectacle Podcast hosts Melissa Mackenzie and Scott McKay to discuss the future of Venezuela, the relationship between Canada and the U.S., and the rising problems posed by progressive ideology and identity politics.

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Message to Mark Carney: Europe without America doesn’t work

Mark Carney, the former Governor of the Bank of England and now Canadian prime minister, was the toast of Davos last week for a speech that seemed to perfectly capture the moment with its talk of a “permanent rupture” and its supposed master plan for responding to the “Trumpquake” in global affairs.

But how realistic was his vision of a coalition of “middle powers” – by which he seemed to mean mainly Canada, Europe, the UK and Japan – to keep the torch of the old liberal order burning bright?

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