Freedom Convoy protesters set to return to Ottawa for Canada Day, stay through summer

They made Justin cry.

Ottawa police say they expect more protests and larger than usual crowds during Canada Day celebrations in the capital this July as groups related to the Freedom Convoy continue to plan protests.

In a statement, the Ottawa Police Service (OPS) said it is “working with Canada Day organizers and our policing partners to implement a public safety plan that allows all Canadians and visitors to freely and safely enjoy the capital during this celebration.”

Significant road closures and an increased police presence are expected. Police say additional resources from other services are being brought in.

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Mexican Cartel Monkey Shot Dead In Gunfight

Monkey shot dead as Mexican cartels’ passion for exotic pets leaves bloody toll

Amigo mono asesinado

Mexican narcos’ fascination with exotic animals has been on display this week after a spider monkey dressed up as a drug gang mascot was killed in a shootout, a 200kg tiger wandered the streets in the Pacific coast state of Nayarit, and a man died after trying to pet a captive tiger in a cartel-dominated area of western Michoacán state.

Eleven suspected gang members died in the shootout on Tuesday in the state of Mexico, which surrounds the capital. Photos from the scene showed a small monkey dressed in a tiny camouflage jacket and a tiny “bulletproof” vest sprawled across the body of a dead gunman.

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Canadian MP laments anti-Israel taunts at daughter’s high school graduation

A Canadian Parliament member took to social media this week to recount an incident of anti-Semitism at her daughter’s graduation ceremony, held on the grounds of a Toronto area amusement park.

In her posting, Ya’ara Saks, MP for York Centre in Toronto, wrote: “I debated whether to share this because it was so hard, but I think it’s important to state that this happens nearly every day: Yesterday, I went to my daughter’s graduation at Wonderland. … Many of the parents there were visibly Jewish (kipot, modest dress, sheitels). As families were walking, a group of young people passed and yelled out ‘stop killing Palestinians.’

She’s a Liberal MP so I don’t understand what she’s complaining about.

I’ll go out on a limb and suggest she’s likely a big proponent of mass immigration, multiculturalism and diversity and therefore has helped create a parallel society that celebrates death to infidels.

I bet she’ll call you a racist if you ask who the kids were because of course – Toronto MP thinks a Freedom Convoy term is call for Hitler

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Welcome to Londonistan!

Ten years ago, “the ‘blasphemous’ film that inflamed Egypt and Libya” was:The Innocence of Muslims. To record their objections to the “movie” (a trivial YouTube trailer), 10,000 British Muslims besieged Google’s UK headquarters.
A UK cinema chain now canceled all screenings of a film about Mohammed’s daughter after branches were besieged by Muslim activists.

Cineworld has made the decision to cancel all screenings of The Lady of Heaven to “ensure the safety of staff and customers”.

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A Blight on the Presidency and the Nation

The Biden administration’s executive order encouraging “affirming care” and gender transition is final confirmation that support for procedures deforming and sterilizing children goes to the top of the American power structure.

Yesterday, President Biden signed an executive order instructing his administration to examine what steps it could take to end “conversion therapy” for minors who identify as transgender.

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The Elite Press Remains The Handmaid Of War

Since Russia invaded Ukraine, pro-interventionist accounts have dominated the airwaves and op-ed pages.

Far too often, the elite U.S. press has been a reliable mouthpiece for Washington’s dubious foreign policies. That was true during the Cold War, except for a brief period of disillusionment and dissent once the Vietnam War became such an obvious debacle. That period of more vigorous scrutiny and skepticism did not last long, however. When George H. W. Bush launched his drive for U.S. military intervention in the Persian Gulf to expel Iraqi forces from Kuwait, CNN, the New York Times, the Washington Post, and other elite outlets were fully on board with that agenda, as their shamelessly biased treatment of the relevant issues confirmed. That pro-interventionist bias became even more flagrant during the Balkan crises of the 1990s, the lead-up to the U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003, and Washington’s subsequent campaigns for forcible regime change in Libya and Syria. There was very little daylight between the official U.S. government positions on those issues and the dominant media narratives.

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Hologram Zelensky promises Ukraine will defeat ‘the empire’

Volodymyr Zelenskiy referenced Star Wars and the second world war as the Ukrainian president appeared as a hologram at a conference in Paris to seek aid from big tech firms.

He told a crowd of hundreds at the VivaTech trade show that he was offering technology firms a unique chance to rebuild Ukraine as a fully digital democracy.

He asked for help on the terms of lend-lease – the way in which the United States helped the Allies during the second world war, offering aid without payment but on the understanding that hardware would be returned.

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Private Massachusetts Catholic school is EXCOMMUNICATED by local bishop for refusing to remove BLM and Pride flags after being warned both represent ideologies that ‘contradict’ church teaching

A Catholic private school in Massachusetts has been excommunicated by a local bishop after ignoring orders to remove pride and BLM flags.

The Nativity School of Worcester has been sanctioned by Robert J. McManus, the Bishop of the Diocese of Worcester, for their refusal to take them down.

He says the facility – the only tuition-free private school in the region – cannot continue to call itself Catholic while flying in the face of key church teachings.

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Ukrainian farmers poison Russian troops with cherries: mayor

Ukrainians in territories occupied by Russian forces are said to be using all means at their disposal to sabotage the invaders, including by poisoning cherries, a local official said Thursday.

Ivan Fedorov, the mayor of Melitopol in Zaporizhzhia Oblast, revealed during a television broadcast that subversive Ukrainian farmers were able to take occupiers out of commission with the help of contaminated stone fruit.

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John Ivison: Freeland’s magical spending won’t make inflation disappear

American writer Carl Sandburg once said politicians should have three hats: one for throwing into the ring, one for talking through and another to pull rabbits from.

Chrystia Freeland, having already made clear her ambition to succeed Justin Trudeau as prime minister, made good use of her other two hats in a speech on inflation to a Bay Street audience on Thursday.

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Woman suffered ‘life-threatening’ burns after reportedly being set on fire near Kipling Station, police say

According to an email from the Toronto Police Service, a man allegedly assaulted a woman near Kipling Station. The man “repeatedly poured a liquid substance” on the woman and ignited the substance, a spokesperson for Toronto police told the Star.

I just got back from the hospital. Kipling station is about 600 yards from my front door.

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Project Veritas Leaks Elon Musk‘s All-Hands Meeting with Twitter

James O’Keefe’s investigative journalism group Project Veritas has leaked a recording of Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s all-hands meeting with Twitter employees. Pressed by employees on free speech, Musk answered, “I think there’s also, there’s freedom of speech and freedom of reach, so I think people should be allowed to say…pretty outrageous things that are within the balance, the law, but, but then they don’t, you know, get amplified.”

So he’s for shadow bans?

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