Honestly, It Really Wasn’t That Close

For months, we heard regime media and many of the pollsters tell us how razor-thin this election was going to turn out to be. The final Real Clear Politics average of national polls between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris showed the Vice-President was ahead by one-tenth of one percent. As of the writing of this column, with votes still coming in from different pockets of the country, Donald Trump has won the popular vote by somewhere around 3.5%. The election really wasn’t that close.

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Full Blown TDS: Trump’s election is a crisis like no other, not only for the U.S. but the world

Nothing mattered, in the end. Not the probable dementia, the unfathomable ignorance, the emotional incontinence; not, certainly, the shambling, hate-filled campaign, or the ludicrously unworkable anti-policies.

The candidate out on bail in four jurisdictions, the convicted fraud artist, the adjudicated rapist and serial sexual predator, the habitual bankrupt, the stooge of Vladimir Putin, the man who tried to overturn the last election and all of his creepy retinue of crooks, ideologues and lunatics: Americans took a long look at all this and said, yes please.

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Trump, Netanyahu speak, discuss US-Israel relations and Iran

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke this evening (Wednesday) with US President-Elect Donald Trump, the Prime Minister’s Office announced.

The prime minister was among the first to call the American president-elect following his victory in yesterday’s presidential election. The conversation lasted about 20 minutes.

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One big winner of the U.S. election: Justin Trudeau

As Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump piled-up the votes last night, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau must have been pinching himself in anticipation. For months, Trudeau and his PMO palace guard will have followed the U.S. presidential race polls more closely than most. Despite the whispers to the Star’s Ottawa Bureau, I’m dubious that the Liberals actually preferred a Kamala Harris victory.

How so? Trump’s political rebirth presents our Prime Minister with a career-saving opportunity: Trudeau gets to spend the next eleven months playing the delicious role of Escamillo, the brave bullfighting Toreador from Bizet’s timeless opera Carmen.


It is shocking how our regime typists underestimate the contempt held for Trudeau by the great unwashed.

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MSNBC Claims ‘Voters Ran Towards’ Trump’s ‘Mean’ Campaign Of ‘Racism’

When seeking to explain why Donald Trump won on Tuesday, it would make sense to have a more diverse set of guests than a left-wing “antiracist” author and a Republican for Harris. However, MSNBC’s Wednesday morning election coverage was determined to stay in their bubble as co-host Ana Cabreara asked author W. Kamau Bell why Americans accepted Trump’s “mean” campaign of “racism, misogyny, [and] xenophobia.”

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Google searches for ‘Move to Canada’ skyrocket after Trump win

Donald Trump is back in. And some Americans are looking for a way out.

Google searches for ‘Move to Canada’ skyrocketed in the United States after Trump stormed his way back to the White House, dodging bullets and court cases along the way.

Trump also won the popular vote, putting a bold exclamation mark on his commanding win over Democratic candidate, Kamala Harris.

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Kamala’s Conceited Cunctatious Concession

Would she have taken as long to announce her victory as she does in conceding her defeat?

Kamala Harris, a candidate who proved herself capable of saying anything to win, appears at a loss for words upon her defeat.

Though the outcome appeared as a fait accompli overnight, Harris went through the night and the next morning without conceding. She reportedly looks to deliver a speech, hopefully conceding defeat and offering a congratulations, at 4 p.m. to the man she labeled a “fascist” just a few days ago.

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French Train Attack: The Gang War Is Just Beginning

During the attack, a witness heard a call for revenge in the name of Allah.

The investigation is progressing following the violent brawl that broke out on Monday, November 4th at a station in the Paris suburbs. The fight involved rival gangs who clashed with axes.

There were four victims, aged 16 and 17. Two are in a serious condition and two are slightly injured. The 16-year-old, identified as “of African origin,” was born in Guadeloupe. An axe was found at his home, and he is already known to the police.

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Pro-Palestinian protest at Westmount synagogue draws MPs’ condemnation

Liberal MPs Marc Miller, Anthony Housefather and Anna Gainey condemned a protest outside a synagogue in Westmount on Tuesday evening as “disgusting.”

“The protest currently underway in front of a Jewish place of worship, Shaar Hashomayim, in Montreal are a disgusting display of vitriol and beyond the pale any form of acceptable protest,” said Miller in a post on X.

Why don’t they ask Justin? He knows what to do I bet!

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Nuke The View! – Trump promised to get revenge. Here are his targets.

Donald Trump ran a campaign based on retribution. Now he is perfectly positioned to carry it out.

For years, Trump has peppered his speeches and social media posts with vengeful calls for his political opponents, his critics and members of the media to be prosecuted, locked up, deported and even executed. In the waning weeks of the 2024 campaign, he escalated those promises of retaliation to a fever pitch.

Now that he’s won, he has both a popular mandate — and the power — to begin implementing his platform of punishment.

Nuke The View!

h/t XC

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Ottawa’s pointless and confusing ‘definition’ of antisemitism

The NDP is facing serious criticism for disavowing the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s (IHRA) definition of antisemitism. The occasion was the release, by the Department of Canadian Heritage, of a 40-page “Canadian Handbook” laying out how the definition should be applied (could be applied? Must be? It’s unclear) in this country.

The major issue is an evergreen one: whether and in what circumstances criticism of Israel or of Zionism should be considered antisemitic. That relates most specifically to the following example of antisemitism included in the IHRA definition: “Applying double standards by requiring of (Israel) a behaviour not expected or demanded of any other democratic nation.”

Canada has been down this road before with Section 13. Speech restrictions quickly become weaponized. We do not need to repeat that miserable experience.

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LAU: When it’s the dean’s turn for surgery, will he accept a diversity hire?

Affirmative action discrimination and other forms of racial preference are pervasive in Canada’s public institutions. See, for example, Toronto Metropolitan University’s (TMU) new medical school admissions policy, which reserves 75 per cent of its seats for indigenous, black and other “equity-deserving” groups, who may still be considered for admission in certain circumstances if their undergraduate GPA is below 3.3 — an already low standard for admission.

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How Donald Trump won — again

… One would presume that people of Central or South American heritage would be angered by Trump’s characterization of migrants coming to America as criminals and security threats.
But it appears one would be mistaken.

In fact, two-thirds of U.S.-born Latinos felt that Trump was not referring to them when he made such remarks on the campaign trail, according to a New York Times-Siena College poll last month.

More surprising, perhaps, is that 51-per-cent majority of Hispanic voters born outside the U.S. felt the same way.

Damn those Latinos and Blacks!

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CSIS warned Health Canada of “insider threat” from Wuhan Institute-tied scientist Dr. Qiu Seven Months Before Lethal Ebola Shipped to China

Justin Trudeau Xiangguo Qiu Keding Cheng – Everybody say Xi

OTTAWA — In an explosive admission, Parliament’s Canada-China Committee has confirmed that Canada’s spy agency, CSIS, issued a direct and unheeded warning to senior health officials in August 2018, raising concerns about “insider threat activities” linked to Dr. Xiangguo Qiu and her husband, Keding Cheng.

This alert, delivered seven months before the couple’s network—connected to the highest levels of Chinese biological weapons research—coordinated the shipment of live Ebola and Henipah virus samples from Canada’s high-security National Microbiology Laboratory to the Wuhan Institute of Virology, highlighted risks posed by their continued access to sensitive materials.

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