Sabotaging Trump: Abolishing Migrant Restrictions

A parting attempt to obstruct the incoming president’s promises of a crackdown on illegal immigration.

WASHINGTON — If you think of Joe Biden as a nice old man who was kicked to the curb, consider his administration’s jaw-dropping efforts to sabotage Donald Trump. The president-elect plans to actually enforce federal immigration law starting Jan. 20, when Trump takes the oath of office. As the New York Post reported Thursday, Team Biden “is quietly rushing to implement new policies that will loosen restrictions on migrants who entered the U.S. illegally — a parting attempt to thwart President-elect Donald Trump’s immigration crackdowns and mass deportations,” according to sources.

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For the good of Canada, Trudeau simply has to go

It is infuriating to watch the images that were splashed across our screens Friday night.

Both the violence in Montreal – the cars burnt, the windows smashed by the Hamas loving thugs – and the images of Justin Trudeau dancing at the Taylor Swift concert in Toronto.

Comparisons to Nero fiddling while Rome burns have been made countless times, but in this instance they are accurate.

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Trump’s Victory Ushers in a Historic Counterrevolution

We are witnessing a historic counterrevolution after President Trump’s victory, far different from his first election in 2016.

The orthodox and the supposed scripted future are now suspect. And they are likely to be dethroned — from the trivial to the existential.

Critics claim Trump has no mandate to stage such a counterrevolution. They argue that he did not win 51 percent of the popular vote or achieve a Reaganesque landslide in the Electoral College.

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Colleges and universities sure miss the $$ they scammed dumping loads of unwanted migrants on Canadian society

Colleges and universities face job cuts, deficits amid international student cap

Ontario’s colleges and universities say the federal government’s cap on international students is taking a toll on the higher education sector as some schools face growing deficits, layoffs and, in at least one case, a temporary campus closure.

St. Lawrence College in Kingston, Ont., said it has eliminated 30 administrative and support positions and warned of further job cuts after its foreign student enrolment dropped by 50 per cent.

President and CEO Glenn Vollebregt said the college is participating in a provincewide efficiency review that is expected to conclude early next year and as that unfolds, “SLC cannot guarantee that there will be no further layoffs.”

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Hollywood Turns on Actor Sebastian Stan for Craziest Reason — He Played Trump

Sebastian Stan went from an MCU darling to serious actor in one awards season.

This fall, Stan stars in “A Different Man,” a black comedy about a disfigured actor whose life is transformed following a medical procedure. He’s also the main character in “The Apprentice,” The Hollywood hit piece based on Donald Trump’s formative years.

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Saying Canadian Union of Postal Workers supports Hamas was not libel, Ontario court rules

An Ontario court has sided with media commentators who suggested the Canadian Union of Postal Workers was a terrorist sympathizer for participating in a protest a decade ago in Ottawa that featured a Hamas flag.

“Their belief that CUPW supports Hamas, a terrorist organisation, is, in my view, honestly held based on proven facts. It does not have to be a reasonable belief. But it must be an honest one,” concluded Justice Graeme Mew of the Superior Court of Ontario.

Winning hearts and minds to support that strike may be harder than it looks.

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Voter Approval for Trump’s Transition Creates Huge Problem for Democrats

A recent Echelon Insights poll shows that voters not only view Republicans more favorably than Democrats but also largely support Donald Trump’s transition. Despite efforts by Democrats and the media to generate controversy, Trump is enjoying significant goodwill, with 53% of registered voters approving of his transition and 40% disapproving. Interestingly, while Trump remains personally unpopular, voters appear to want him to succeed.

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Chicken Scam Lady Arrested

WA woman arrested for defrauding businesses of THOUSANDS on fake racial discrimination claims

On Wednesday, a Washington woman was arrested for scamming businesses out of thousands of dollars through an ongoing fraudulent racial discrimination scheme in which she allegedly would walk into a business, tell staff she was discriminated against, and then claim that management said she was owed money as a result.

h/t kiki9

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How Trump could finally kick Tren de Aragua out of the US after Biden admin stopped deporting Venezuelans

More than 800,000 Venezuelan migrants have poured into the US in the last four years, including hundreds of members of the brutal prison gang Tren de Aragua.

But, the Biden administration gave up trying to deport the criminals and gangbangers in January after the Venezuelan government stopped accepting deportation flights from the US.

It’s a problem President-elect Donald Trump will have to solve in order to make good on his promise of mass deportations.

I hope Poilievre is paying attention.

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With the Laurentian elite’s power fading, a new and less stable Canada is emerging

Justin Trudeau’s Liberals are unlikely to hold onto the Greater Vancouver riding of Cloverdale-Langley City in the Dec. 16 by-election. The government is deeply unpopular, and it lost much safer seats in Toronto and Montreal in by-elections earlier this year.

But more is going on than simply voter resentment of a government that’s long in the tooth. The Liberal Party confronts a political phenomenon that emerged more than a decade ago and that has returned with a vengeance, threatening not only the Prime Minister’s electoral fortunes, but the future of the party itself.


The so-called Laurentian Elite gave us Trudeau, mass immigration and an Islamist 5th Column. What could be worse? What’s to miss?

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Henry Kissinger Book: It’s Time To Prepare for ‘Superhuman’ People To Control Earth

In Henry Kissinger’s final book, “Genesis,” the deceased former secretary of state has presented a thought-provoking examination of the role of humans in a future dominated by artificial intelligence.

Written with a former Google CEO, Eric Schmidt, and a longtime Microsoft senior executive, Craig Mundie, the book addresses the challenges and ethical considerations surrounding AI advancements. The authors say mankind should prepare for the day when they are no longer in charge of the planet, having given way to AI.


I see. A Master Race! 

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