Tren de Aragua gangster Jose Ibarra sentenced to life in prison for vicious murder of nursing student Laken Riley

ATHENS, Ga. — Tren de Aragua gang member Jose Ibarra was sentenced to life without parole Wednesday for the vicious murder of promising nursing student Laken Riley in a case that ignited a national firestorm over the Biden administration’s open border policy and coddling of illegal immigrants.

The sentencing was meted out a little more than two hours after Judge Patrick Haggard announced the guilty verdict on all charges on the fourth day of the Athens, Georgia, murder trial, in which 29 witnesses were called by the prosecution.

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Colby Cosh: The impending implosion of Trudeau’s ‘win-win-win’ EV battery plant deal

Whirl with me back in time all the way to September 2023, when the federal and Quebec governments announced that they would be partnering with Swedish battery maker Northvolt to plunge headlong into the bright green future. Canada and Quebec would be laying out about $2.7 billion in capital, and more in downstream subsidies, to facilitate the construction of a vast, hypermodern battery plant in the province’s hinterland to help meet the world’s unlimited appetite for electric vehicles, creating thousands of jobs and contributing to global environmental health. “It’s a win-win-win — for workers, for communities, and for the environment,” trumpeted the prime minister. What could go wrong?

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ABC‘s Hostin Has to Issue ‘Legal Note‘ on Gaetz that No Charges Were Brought

Sunny Hostin – shit for brains

On Tuesday’s broadcast of ABC’s “The View,” co-host and ABC News Senior Legal Correspondent and Analyst Sunny Hostin issued a “legal note” after Attorney General nominee Matt Gaetz issued a statement to ABC News on allegations against him.

h/t Mauser

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Trudeau’s Canada: Yazidi victims and the bloodthirsty Muslim savages next door

Yazidi victims of ISIS and the long wait for justice

… For many Yazidis, justice means prosecuting ISIS members for what they did in Syria and Iraq, but such cases remain rare in Canada.

Only three of the nine ISIS women who have returned to Canada from Syria face any criminal charges. None of the four women now living disconcertingly close to Bashar in Alberta have been charged.

And while the government has been bringing home Canadians who were in ISIS, it has not yet allowed Bashar’s youngest daughter Wafaa, who survived years as a slave to ISIS men, to join them in Calgary.

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Sabrina Carpenter church video lands priest in hot water

After a fleeting view of the words “RIP bitch” on a coffin, and a neon crucifix shining brightly, a pink Cadillac hearse pulls up to Our Lady of Mount Carmel church, in the Williamsburg neighbourhood of Brooklyn, New York.

It is driven by the US pop star Sabrina Carpenter, who proceeds to gyrate inside the church in front of the altar as she sings her hit Feather.

Lame.

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John Ivison: It’s not ‘cancel culture’ to silence people who encourage terrorism

Well at least he hates Trudeau.

Sheikh Younus Kathrada is a strict adherent of an idea central to extremist groups like ISIS that disavows anything deemed un-Islamic.

At the same time, the South African-born imam is an almost obsessive enthusiast for that most western of phenomena, social media.

Kathrada, who operates the Muslim Youth of Victoria Islamic centre in British Columbia, hands down his great thoughts almost daily to his flock.

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Chinese ship under investigation over ‘sabotaged’ Baltic undersea cables

Lin Yee Tang

Swedish investigators are looking into the movements of a Chinese vessel in the Baltic Sea after two internet cables were severed, in what some Western leaders suspect was an act of sabotage.

The Yi Peng 3, a Chinese-registered bulk carrier passed close to Swedish-Lithuanian and Finnish-German cables at the time both were mysteriously damaged on Sunday and Monday, according to ship tracking data.

Sweden is now “taking a hard look” at Yi Peng 3 and the role it might have played in both incidents, a source familiar with the investigation told the Financial Times.

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Now even far-left extremist Justin Trudeau knows that immigration has broken Canada

Migration has spiralled under his leadership, and the political backlash has been immense

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau recently announced his Liberal government was going to cut immigration levels for the first time in years. The number of permanent residents in 2025 will decrease from a previously announced target of 500,000 to 395,000, or 21 percent.

What caused this abrupt shift? Trudeau said in an Oct. 24 press conference that Ottawa “didn’t get the balance quite right” in the post-pandemic period with respect to significant labour shortages. Hence, the government’s decision to “pause population growth” would help adjust this economic deficiency.

Hold on. The Left-wing Canadian PM actually did something right for a change? It’s a miracle! Hallelujah!

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Zelensky says Ukraine will lose war if US cuts funding

Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky told Fox News late on Tuesday that Ukraine would lose the war if Washington, its main military backer, pulled funding.

The Ukrainian leader said it would be “very dangerous if we lose unity in Europe, and what is most important is unity between Ukraine and the United States”.

US President-elect Donald Trump has campaigned on a promise to end US involvement in wars and instead use taxpayers’ money to improve Americans’ lives.

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Tasha Kheiriddin: Trump election threatens to upend Liberal policy

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberals may be anxious about the rise of Pierre Poilievre, but their real problem isn’t the Conservative leader. It’s Donald Trump.

With the former president returning to the White House in January, Trudeau faces a rapid dismantling of his progressive agenda at the hands of Trump’s new administration. From immigration to the environment, trade to health care, Trump’s bro-heavy cabinet is poised to upend American policy — and, by extension, rip up Canada’s, before the Conservatives even get the chance.

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Trump’s push for ‘Judge Dredd’ Matt Gaetz shows agenda to disrupt

Donald Trump is calling around Republican senators to make the case for his most debated cabinet pick — Matt Gaetz for attorney-general.

Trump knew that Gaetz, a former Florida congressman, faced a fight to be confirmed in the Senate as America’s top law officer. However, the president-elect does not have a plan B after rejecting his transition team’s shortlist of candidates, whom he deemed unlikely to carry out the far-reaching restructuring of the Department of Justice that he wants.

The battle has become a test of strength between the Senate, which is reluctant to be steamrolled and is balking at several unconventional nominees, and Trump, who never likes to concede defeat and believes he won an election mandate to put his own stamp on the way the government is run.

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