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Ostrich Upperdate – BREAKING: BC ostrich farm granted interim stay by Supreme Court (Incognito)

Ostrich Update

h/t XC

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Concordia’s woke student handbook wants you to celebrate Nakba Day, but not Christmas

Last week, Concordia student union undergraduate council member Anastasia Zorchinsky took to social media to voice her concerns about the school’s 2025-26 student handbook.

Such handbooks are supposed to include calendars and other useful information for students. But according to Zorchinsky, this year’s agenda doesn’t look like anything that should be handed out at a Canadian university.

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How a suspect’s truck upgrade nearly exposed an RCMP terrorism probe

Two years ago, RCMP officers spying on an alleged ring of extremists in Quebec took notice when one suspect warned on a gun culture podcast about “another Waco.” But another part of his online chat raised more immediate concerns.

Besides talking about the deadly 1993 clash between law enforcement and cult members in Waco, Tex., the suspect had mentioned that he wanted to change the tires and suspension of his Toyota Tacoma pickup.

For two months, the Mounties had been tracking the man’s movement with a GPS beacon hidden inside his truck. His automotive upgrade plans could potentially have exposed the police surveillance operation.


Good Lord. I am not sure which side is the most amateur yet.

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Lawn and Order! Nazi symbol mowed into front yard – two face criminal charges

The owners of a home where a swastika was mowed into the front lawn earlier this month now face charges of criminal harassment and inciting hate, Ontario Provincial Police say.

Neighbours on Centennial Avenue in Central Elgin, on the eastern-most edge of St. Thomas, said the large Nazi symbol was cut into the lawn around Sept. 11, and it took up the entire length and width of the brick bungalow’s lawn.

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Cache of Devices Capable of Crashing Cell Network Is Found Near U.N.

The Secret Service discovered more than 100,000 SIM cards and 300 servers, which could disable cellular towers or be used to conduct surveillance.

The Secret Service found and seized an illicit network of sophisticated equipment in the New York region that was capable of shutting down the cellular network as foreign leaders prepared to gather nearby for the annual U.N. General Assembly, the agency announced on Tuesday.

Officials said the anonymous communications network, which included more than 100,000 SIM cards and 300 servers, could interfere with emergency response services and could be used to conduct encrypted communication. One official said the network was capable of sending 30 million text messages per minute, anonymously. The official said the agency had never before seen such an extensive operation.

More … Secret Service foils massive plot to cripple NYC cell network and threaten UN General Assembly

h/t Neocon

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Is this a hate crime? Nova Scotia mandates O Canada in schools after students’ push for patriotism

The Nova Scotia government, prompted by patriotic Halifax high school students, is reinforcing Canadian pride through its education system with a new policy that mandates playing the national anthem as each school day begins and a petition that calls for the same.


Well if that isn’t a hate crime this most certainly is!

Hey what happened to the transgender crosswalk!!!

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Public safety minister’s ‘misguided’ comments in leaked audio undermined the Liberal’s gun buyback program, critics charge

OTTAWA—Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree was on the defensive Monday after a leaked audio recording revealed him making “misguided” comments that critics charged undermine the contentious and long-delayed federal gun buyback program ahead of its start.

As first reported by the Star, Anandasangaree claimed in a secretly recorded conversation that Mark Carney’s government is forging ahead with the roughly $750-million Trudeau-era gun ban and buyback program because of electoral pressures from Quebec, despite questions about its effectiveness and stringent opposition from provinces, police and gun owners across the rest of the country.

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Men accused in alleged extremist plot moved money to buy weapons, military gear: RCMP

An RCMP investigation into the financial records and mail use of men accused of building up an anti-government militia suggests they received and spent almost half a million dollars over a period of two and a half years, using much of it to buy weapons and military equipment.

There’s also a question of where the money came from, with the suggestion of third-party financial involvement.

In July, the RCMP arrested four Quebec men, all with military ties, for allegedly planning an ideologically motivated violent plot “intending to forcibly take possession of land in the Quebec City area.”


So the extremists were planning to become squatters or perhaps dead beat tenants. I see how this merited attention at the highest levels.

Why am I thinking it was RCMP “money” that financed these guys.

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