Chinese police operatives operating in Canada, U.S. says in new court filing

A recently unsealed indictment in the United States alleges that Beijing’s overseas campaign to put pressure on Chinese nationals to return and face criminal charges in the People’s Republic China includes enforcement efforts on Canadian soil.

These U.S. accusations have come to light about six weeks after Spain-based human rights group Safeguard Defenders alleged three of China’s more than 50 overseas police stations are operating in Toronto. China’s embassy in Canada has denied this.

Once again foreign nations, in this case Spain and the USA , are the source of information Canadians were in the dark about.

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Council chiefs to remove London Bridge terrorist’s name from report so public doesn’t know murderous Muslim Terrorist Usman Khan was in fact a murderous Muslim terrorist in the name of Hate Crime Prevention

Council chiefs to remove Stoke-on-Trent terrorist’s name from London Bridge attack report

One member argued including Usman Khan’s name played into hands of far-right extremists

The name of a Staffordshire terrorist who killed two people in the London Bridge attacks is to be removed from a council report over concerns including it could play into the hands of far right extremists.

Usman Khan, from Stoke-on-Trent, was responsible for the attack at Fishmongers Hall in 2019. At an event to help ex-offenders, he fatally wounded Prisoner Education Scheme volunteers Saskia Jones, 23, and 25-year-old Jack Merritt, before being shot dead by police.

But at a meeting of Staffordshire county council’s Safeguarding Overview and Scrutiny Committee on Monday, which was receiving the chief coroner’s report outlining how future deaths could be prevented following the inquests of Khan’s two victims, debate focused on the inclusion of Khan’s name in the report.

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The 634-page report on Hunter Biden’s laptop — and 459 alleged crimes

Degenerate Biden family.

Right-wing nonprofit research group Marco Polo finally has published its Hunter Biden laptop opus, a thorough forensic examination of every document on the first son’s notorious MacBook computer that he abandoned in a Delaware repair shop in April 2019.

The 634-page report (plus 2,020 footnotes) lists six alleged crimes committed by Joe Biden – including tax evasion and violations of the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) – alongside 459 crimes it alleges were committed by Hunter, including illegal foreign lobbying and money laundering.

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Bell’s defence for firing only Black radio host says he showed disdain for diversity initiatives

Bell Media Inc. defends firing its only full-time Black talk radio host by saying Jamil Jivani showed disdain for the media giant’s diversity initiatives, was resistant and combative with management, aired anti-vaccination views, and didn’t get strong enough ratings.

Bell prefers its DEI House Negros
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Trudeau Ministers panicked seeing “bouncing castles in downtown Ottawa,” – Lucki

Feds ‘lost confidence’ in Ottawa police, Lucki told OPP in texts released at inquiry

The text messages exchanged between Carrique and Lucki on Feb. 5, in which the RCMP commissioner also said she was having a hard time trying to calm down federal cabinet ministers seeing “bouncing castles in downtown Ottawa,” were submitted to the public inquiry.

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Emergencies Act Inquiry to hear CSIS evidence on ‘Freedom Convoy’ in secret

OTTAWA—A judge leading the federal inquiry into the Liberal government’s use of a special emergency law to end the ‘Freedom Convoy’ protests has agreed to hear evidence from Canada’s spy agency at a secret hearing.

In a ruling made public late Wednesday, Justice Paul Rouleau said the federal government asked for a secret hearing — behind closed doors and without other parties present — in order for his commission counsel to examine employees of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service on evidence related to the convoy protest that the agency claims is classified.

It all centres around evidence not yet tabled at the inquiry. And it is unclear what is the subject of the CSIS intelligence that the spy agency wants to protect.

What do they have to hide?

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How China Threatens the Midterms

A pro-China online network is attempting to undermine voter confidence ahead of the midterms in one of several disinformation campaigns targeting the United States, cybersecurity firm Mandiant said on Wednesday.

Researchers at the Google subsidiary said the campaign by “Dragonbridge,” a known information operation with alleged links to Beijing, may signal China’s official entry into U.S. election interference. However, it hasn’t been very effective.

Dubious online accounts have been pushing narratives including a claim that APT41, a hacking group with alleged ties to China’s Ministry of State Security, is backed by the U.S. government, Mandiant said. Others allege U.S. involvement in the Nord Stream gas pipeline explosions.

Hmmm … I am not convinced the US Deep State didn’t destroy the Nord Stream Pipelines. It’s a fact they conspired to bring down a legitimately elected President making them capable of any crime no matter how heinous in my view.

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Iran protests rage overnight after Mahsa Amini memorial

Protests have raged through the night in Iran after thousands of mourners marked 40 days since the death of Mahsa Amini, which sparked a wave of unrest across the Islamic republic.

Amini, a 22-year-old Iranian of Kurdish origin, died on 16 September, three days after her arrest in Tehran by the morality police for allegedly breaching the Islamic dress code for women.

Anger flared at her funeral last month and quickly sparked protests led by young women who have burned their headscarves and confronted security forces, in the biggest wave of unrest in Iran for years.

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Food bank usage across Canada hit all-time high in March: report

The number of people using food banks across the country surged to an all-time high earlier this year, with high inflation and low social assistance rates cited as key factors in the rise, a new report from Food Banks Canada indicates.

The annual report released Thursday said there were nearly 1.5 million visits to food banks in March, a figure that was 15 per cent higher than the number of visits in the same month last year and 35 per cent higher than visits in March 2019, before the pandemic hit.

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GOLDSTEIN: Ford’s reasons for not testifying at EA inquiry are absurd

As far as we know, King Charles III is not planning to imprison Premier Doug Ford for something he said in the Ontario legislature.

Given that, it’s absurd for Ford to invoke parliamentary privilege to avoid testifying before the public inquiry examining whether Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s decision to invoke the Emergencies Act to end the Freedom Convoy protest was justified.

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They made doors, gum and jerry cans. Ontario’s ‘essential’ workers in manufacturing accounted for more workplace COVID deaths than any other sector — even health care

These are some of the workers, praised by the province as essential, who succumbed to COVID infections they caught while working in factories across Ontario:

A general helper at Concord Confections, a candy factory in York Region that makes Dubble Bubble gum.

An assembler at Concord-based door manufacturer, Masonite International.

A supervisor at Diana Dolls Fashions, a baby clothes maker in Hamilton.


It was readily apparent from the start of the Scamdemic that if you knew the right people you got to make your Movie or your chewing gum while the Great Unwashed suffered economic hardship or Wuhan Flu exposure for the unfortunate in Doug Ford’s Pandemic Mills.

The lockdowns did more harm than good ultimately though it can be argued that if the time had been used to shore up the defenses of Long Term Care homes and other vulnerable institutions then their limited usage could be justified.

To my view the family of the deceased chewing gum worker and others in their shoes have a legitimate cause to sue the government for wrongful death.

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RCMP investigating Chinese ‘police’ stations in Canada

The RCMP says it’s investigating Chinese “police” stations in Canada.

This comes after the Spain-based human rights group Safeguard Defenders reported that more than 50 exist worldwide, including three in the Greater Toronto Area in predominantly Chinese communities.

They include a residential home and single-storey commercial building in Markham and a convenience store in Scarborough.

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Climate ‘victim’ nations try to Sharm-el-Shake the money tree

IS global warming really happening? Don’t bother to think – your answer no longer matters. Experts have decided, and the media now shriek ‘climate emergency!’ every time it rains a bit harder.

Earlier this year it rained much harder and in Pakistan there was disastrous flooding. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif says scientists have determined that the deluge was due to climate breakdown.

He claims it is ‘the responsibility of the developed countries, who caused these emissions, to stand by us’ and he will be seeking ‘climate justice’ from the international community.

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