Justin Trudeau — it’s long past time to go

If the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result, it’s time the clinicians walked the Liberal Party and their fatally flawed leader down to a room with rubber walls.

What else are we to make of the psychosis now infecting Justin Trudeau and the Liberal caucus? Chrystia Freeland — the minister of finance, a.k.a. the minister of everything, who could look at any mess Trudeau created and nod approvingly — has now left. And left in spectacular fashion, burning her partner in economic crimes against Canada to the ground in her resignation letter (dropped on the day she was meant to update the country on its finances).


Ontario Liberal MPs want Justin Trudeau to step down: sources

You’d think he’d take the hint. The longer he stays the greater the damage to the LPC and for Canada.

He seems to be going scorched earth.

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Furious German protesters take to the streets to demand mass deportations as anger over Christmas market attack rises

Furious hard-right protesters took to the streets of Germany last night to demand mass deportations after a Saudi doctor allegedly killed five people during a devastating attack on a Christmas market.

Taleb al-Abdulmohsen, 50, is accused of ramming his SUV into a packed market in the town of Magdeburg on Friday night, killing four women aged 45 to 75 and nine-year-old André Gleißner as well as injuring over 200 people.

Around 700 hard-right demonstrators gathered in Magdeburg last night, with people holding a banner with the word ‘Remigration Now’ and so-called homeland flags.

Western nations will not know peace until Islam is driven from their lands.

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Biden Lackey & Outgoing U.S. ambassador worries that Canadians feel disrespected by the United States

As U.S. president-elect Donald Trump and his supporters continue to troll Canada about becoming the 51st state, the outgoing U.S. ambassador to Canada says he worries Canadians could feel Americans don’t respect them.

David Cohen told CBC’s The House in 2022 that Canadians felt “betrayed” because “they don’t think their affection and respect for the United States has been reciprocated by the United States.”


Most Canadians can take a joke and given Trump is more popular than Trudeau we’re laughing with the President.

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Biden Considering Commuting the Sentences of All 40 Federal Death Row Inmates

WASHINGTON—President Biden is considering commuting the sentences of most, if not all, of the 40 men on the federal government’s death row, people familiar with the matter said, a move that would frustrate President-elect Donald Trump’s ability to resume the rapid pace of executions that marked his first term.

A broad coalition of religious and civil-rights groups has been pressing Biden to take the step, and the effort gained momentum earlier this month after Pope Francis, in his weekly address, prayed for the commutation of America’s condemned inmates. If their death sentences were commuted, the prisoners, all convicted of murder, would serve life without parole. Biden, a devout Catholic, spoke with Francis on Thursday and is scheduled to meet with him at the Vatican next month, the White House said.

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GOLDSTEIN: What, other than ego, makes Trudeau think he can win?

I hate this asshole.

Since we’re told that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is contemplating his political future, a fair question to ask is what – other than his own ego – makes him think he can win the next federal election?

Or, alternatively, if Trudeau has ruled out that possibility, what makes him think he’s best equipped to lead the Liberals so that they aren’t relegated to third or fourth place in party standings in the next election?

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Arizona ‘villain’ Charles Smith arrested after filming himself spray bug killer pesticide on food inside Walmart

A self-described Arizona social media “villain” was arrested after he filmed himself allegedly spraying bed bug killer on groceries inside a Walmart as he boasted to police about his prank videos.

Charles Smith, 27, is accused of grabbing a can of Hot Shot Ultra Bed Bug and Flea Killer and unleashing the pesticide on a series of perishable items in the Mesa, Ariz. megastore around 8:30 p.m. on Dec. 19.

h/t XC

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Trump’s Border Czar Says Canada’s Immigration Laws Are ‘Too Lax’

U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s border czar said while he has had good conversations with Canadian officials around border security, the country’s immigration laws are still “too lax.”

“It’s pretty easy to get into Canada. Not a lot of screening is done, not compared to the United States,” Tom Homan said in an interview with CTV’ Power Play program, recalling a conversation he recently had with two Canadian ministers.

“I’m talking about those who would come in just to get to Canada and transit to the United States. I think they need to be screened right before we let them in. Of course, that’s up to Canada to change those rules.”

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Rising Public Alarm Over Mystery Drones Reflects Biden’s Lost Credibility on National Security Issues

New Jersey is now subject to nonstop and often sensational civilian reports of swarms of nocturnal drones crossing city skies and violating the airspace of airports and military bases.

Terrified thousands demand to know what these drones are doing and to whom they belong.

In response, the Biden administration had initially kept mum.


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From Liberal Icon to MAGA Joke: The Waning Fortunes of Justin Trudeau

Justin Trudeau’s career is the stuff of 21st-century political drama, with an arc that has taken him from glamorous liberal standard-bearer to the butt of jokes by President-elect Donald J. Trump and his acolytes.

He burst onto the international scene in 2015, a newly elected young leader of Canada.

And he spent the next decade building a brand around being a feminist, an environmentalist, a refugee and Indigenous rights advocate, pursuing the same message of change and hope as Barack Obama.

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How ghost radio signals could hold the key to finding missing flight MH370

Transmissions from amateur radio enthusiasts may hold the key to locating the wreckage of the Malaysia Airlines jet that vanished a decade ago in one of the greatest aviation mysteries.

The Malaysian government announced on Friday that it had agreed to resume the search for the remains of MH370, the Boeing 777 that disappeared in March 2014 while carrying 239 people.

Efforts will focus on a new area of seabed covering around 5,800 square miles – slightly bigger than Northern Ireland – according to Anthony Loke, the Malaysian transport minister.

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‘A dumpster fire, wrapped up in a cluster …’: Inside the chaos of Justin Trudeau’s Ottawa

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s week started with a crisis his opponents likened to a “gong show at the bottom of a dumpster fire, wrapped up in a cluster.”

Canada’s three-term prime minister managed to make it to Friday when he announced a Cabinet shakeup triggered in part by the bombshell exit of Chrystia Freeland, who quit Monday as head of finance and deputy prime minister.

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US warplane shot down in Red Sea ‘friendly fire’ incident

An American fighter jet has been shot down over the Red Sea in an apparent “friendly fire” incident, the US military has said.

Both crew from the US Navy F/A-18 Hornet ejected safely, with one suffering minor injuries, according to Central Command.

The incident came after the US carried out a series of air strikes against a missile storage site and command facilities in the Yemeni capital Sanaa operated by Iran-backed Houthi militants.

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It seems everyone but Justin Trudeau knows it’s time for him to go. Why is it so hard to quit?

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appears to be teetering on the brink.

He’s dealt with scandal before. A family trip to a private Bahamas island yielded a damning 2017 ethics report. The SNC-Lavalin affair threatened his government. Photos of Trudeau wearing brownface and a turban rocked his 2019 election campaign.

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