Meet the Combative Populist on a Path to Become Canada’s Next Leader

Pierre Poilievre, the man who is the favorite to become Canada’s next leader, has painted his country as “broken” and ridden with “crime and chaos.” He has derided Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as a “wacko” and his ministers as “crazy,’’ “disastrous,’’ “incompetent and discredited.’’

In Parliament, he called a leftist opposition leader and former Trudeau supporter “a fake, a phony and a fraud’’ and a “sellout.’’ Enraged, the leader stood up from his seat, walked into the aisle, and yelled, “I’m right here, bro.”

“Do it,’’ Mr. Poilievre shot back as the House speaker struggled to restore calm and pleaded that lawmakers respect “the rules that we have.’’

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Trump Was Closer To Buying Greenland Than Previously Known

Blackwater USA founder Erik Prince revealed in a recent interview on the Sean Spicer Show that President-elect Donald Trump’s first administration was closer to securing a groundbreaking agreement with Denmark to take control of Greenland than previously known. Prince’s comments come as Trump ramps up his calls to acquire the Arctic landmass, highlighting its strategic military and economic advantages.

h/t DS

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The strange revenge of Trudeau’s ex-wife

Perhaps Justin might want some wellness tips?

Eleanor Roosevelt said that the role of the First Lady was not a job but rather a circumstance. For Sophie Grégoire Trudeau, it is even more oblique. She is neither the former First Lady – since Canada does not endow the prime ministerial spouse with ‘première dame’ status – nor is she wife to Justin Trudeau, since their separation in 2023. In the wake of his resignation this week, she inhabits a curious predicament.

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Musk interviews Alice Weidel of Germany’s increasingly popular AfD for Germany party

Elon Musk took his endorsement of Germany’s far-right party to the next level on Thursday, hosting a live chat with its frontwoman, Alice Weidel.

The 74-minute conversation ranged across energy policy, German bureaucracy, Adolf Hitler, Mars and the meaning of life.

The world’s richest man unequivocally urged Germans to back Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) in forthcoming elections.


This is the BBC’s headline – “Musk interviews German far-right frontwoman” – The “frontwoman” is gay, a fact that would be trumpeted in most stories but the Beeb will sink to any hypocrisy to protect their ideology.

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Voters are unlikely to forgive the Liberals

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was forced to announce he was stepping down because Liberal MPs believed a different leader might prevent electoral annihilation. They were probably wrong.

The Liberals’ narcissistic internal squabbles have left Canada without a fully functioning federal government in a time of crisis.

While they argue over how Mr. Trudeau should be replaced and who should replace him, president-elect Donald Trump gets ready to impose punishing tariffs on Canadian exports, even as he vows to force Canada to accept annexation by the United States.

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Jamaican immigrant who fought deportation over robbery conviction now faces murder charge

A young Jamaican immigrant who successfully fought off a deportation order during a decade-long string of crimes is now facing his most serious charge yet: second-degree murder.

David Pusey, 29, is accused of shooting 24-year-old Andrew Mackey, who had been rushed to hospital at 6:45 a.m. on Aug. 5, 2023, following an argument at a Sudbury, Ont., social gathering.

h/t DS

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Mélanie Joly says she won’t run for Liberal leadership

OTTAWA—Foreign affairs Minister Mélanie Joly has announced she will not be a candidate in the coming Liberal leadership race.

Joly, a long rumoured potential successor to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, said she can’t step away from her responsibilities as foreign minister.

Now that’s funny.

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Trump Is Sentenced in Hush-Money Case: No Prison Time or Even Probation, But He’s Now a Convicted Felon

President Trump was released on an “unconditional discharge” on Friday morning at a sentencing hearing for his conviction in the long running hush-money case, and became the first ever president in the U.S. history to be sentenced in a criminal case and become a convicted felon. Trump did not attend the hearing in person. He appeared virtually from Florida. He can now appeal the conviction and has sworn to do so.

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Supreme Court Rejects Quebec Woman’s Attempt to Sue Comedian Who Mocked Her Son

Canada’s highest court has put an end to a 12-year legal saga that pitted comedian Mike Ward against the family of a disabled Quebec singer whom he mocked in his routines.

The Supreme Court of Canada today rejected a request to hear an appeal by Sylvie Gabriel, who had been seeking to reverse a lower court decision that dismissed her lawsuit seeking compensation from Ward over his mockery of her son, Jérémy Gabriel.

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Policy Brief for Incoming Trump Administration Proposes UAP-Focused Emerging Technologies Czar

In a potentially transformative development for U.S. national security, Liberation Times has obtained a policy brief proposing the creation of a senior White House advisor—referred to as the Emerging All-Domain Technologies (EADT) “czar.”

The document has been provided for the incoming Trump administration, and outlines a pressing need for coordinated U.S. action to address the dual challenges posed by advanced Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) and Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), collectively termed EADT.


The Egyptian series is interesting.

A viewpoint is emerging that the “Egyptians” were “Pyramid” squatters. An earlier vid revealed the precise symmetry of what can only be inherited pottery and statuary that was far too sophisticated for them to match with their crude imitations.

 

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Something irked me as I wrote Justin Trudeau’s biography. I now know that thing was his fatal flaw

This time last year, when I was doing final edits on my book about Justin Trudeau, I asked my editors at Simon & Schuster if they thought that any passages in the book stuck out as unfair. After two years of researching and writing about Trudeau, I had started to find myself becoming irritated by him, and I was afraid that had crept into the text.

The wise and talented Rosemary Shipton, who has edited many books, replied by drawing my attention to one sentence “where you verge on being a touch unkind.” I had written that perhaps Trudeau “sees politics largely as an opportunity for people to appreciate his princely magnificence.”

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