George Galloway says Yahya Sinwar ‘died a martyr’s death’

George Galloway described the man behind the Oct 7 terror attacks as having “died a martyr’s death”.

The former MP said Yahya Sinwar, the head of Hamas, “would appear to have been murdered” after he was killed by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) last week.

Mr Galloway also described the death of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in an Israeli airstrike last month as a “martyrdom”

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HANNAFORD: Is the Conservative Party actually ready to govern?

In a little over a year at the latest, but possibly as soon as December if the Trudeau government collapses, Canada goes to a general election. While it is always risky to call results in advance, on present indications it is very likely that Pierre Poilievre will become prime minister.

That’s the good news. But disappointment could follow close behind. Canadians are apparently ready for change alright, but unfortunately for the Conservatives, the expectations are enormous and not all are reasonable. But they exist, and after nine years of Liberal mis-rule, who can blame them?

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The Parti Québécois is doubling down on secularism after Montreal’s Bedford school controversy

OTTAWA — Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon said he believes there is “religious infiltration” and “Islamist infiltration” in Quebec schools in the wake of a sprawling controversy about a Montreal school where teachers were accused of creating a climate of terror.

According to the separatist leader, the inaction of teachers, unions and school boards in the face of acts of indoctrination of children in classrooms should lead to a tightening of secularism in the province.


“The Bedford affair is now a national debate on welcoming immigrants to Quebec and the place of religion in schools”

The debate should be about the sinister act of our elites to import the supremacist cult of Islam to Canada.

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Kamala Harris Bails on Joe Rogan Due to ‘Scheduling‘

Democrat presidential candidate Kamala Harris has bailed on her plan to sit down with Joe Rogan, with a campaign aide blaming “scheduling” for the cancellation.

Her decision to cancel comes amid widespread skepticism that Kamala Harris could get through a three-hour, unscripted interview with Rogan given that she has had difficulty handling much shorter events with friendly news media, like her recent disastrous town hall on CNN.

Kamala Booed at Rally After Beyoncé Concert Promise Turns Out to Be Another Hoax

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The mincing coup attempt on Justin Trudeau failed, but it wouldn’t have helped much if it had succeeded

This week in Ottawa, Justin Trudeau faced off against a small herd of rebellious Liberals who, as it turned out, all showed up for the staring contest with a raging case of pink eye.

Basically, two dozen of his MPs whispered, “Please go away,” and the Prime Minister said, “No,” and smiled his Cheshire Cat smile, and then everyone went back to what they were doing before.

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Conrad Black: A disgraceful attack on free speech

Progressives who want to criminalize discussion of residential schools are embarrassing Canada

Once again, commentators in friendly countries throughout the western world are expressing sincere alarm over whether Canada has succumbed to terminal wokeness and is voluntarily and by force of law strangling free speech and ceasing to be, by traditional definition, a free country. Leah Gazan, a Manitoba New Democratic MP, who has been a tireless propagator of the defamatory fraud that French and English Canadians attempted to perform an act of genocide against Canada’s indigenous people, is at it again. Her private member’s bill, supported by the NDP, proposes to make it a crime to question, dispute, minimize or justify the activities of the so-called Indian residential schools which she continues falsely to represent as a genocidal enterprise.

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The Best Possible Outcome for Democrats: A Trump Win

Back in July, I wrote a column titled “What If? Biden Edition.” It ran through the possibilities around Biden’s choices after his disastrous debate. A couple weeks after the column, Pelosi and her left-wing cabal confronted the ailing president. After Pelosi’s strong-arming, the president decided to step aside. While terrible for Joe Biden, the decision really was best for the Democrats, even if they’re currently miserable with the un-democratically selected Kamala Harris. Why? This election is taking out the dead weight in the Democratic Party all at once and gives them a real chance in four years.

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Britons urged to eat less meat to hit latest net zero target

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Britain must cut its meat and dairy consumption by up to 50pc to meet the latest net zero targets, the Government’s climate watchdog has said.

The Climate Change Committee said in an ideal scenario, meat and dairy consumption should halve by 2050 and products be substituted with plant-based options.

The proposals are part of new net zero targets that have been recommended to Ed Miliband, the Energy Secretary.

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How Canada Soured on Justin Trudeau

In elections earlier this year, incumbent leaders and parties in India, South Africa, France, and Britain took a beating. America’s President and Japan’s Prime Minister were pushed to step aside before their parties face voters. Germany’s Chancellor is lucky his country won’t hold national elections until next year. Voters everywhere, it seems, want change. Now it’s Justin Trudeau’s turn to face the music.

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Violence and Threats: How a Campaign of Fear Has Shaken Canada’s Sikhs

On a warm July night two years ago, Moninder Singh received a chilling message from special federal agents who showed up at his house in British Columbia: You are being formally warned that there is an imminent threat to your life. Avoid public spaces. Enhance security at home.

The first person he called — a friend and fellow activist in a campaign promoting an independent Sikh homeland carved out of India — had just gotten the same ominous warning.

A year later, that friend, Hardeep Singh Nijjar, was dead.

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