Trudeau’s National Security Adviser & Deputy Minister Of Foreign Affairs Leaked Sensitive Intelligence Info About India To Washington Post

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s national security adviser and the deputy minister of foreign affairs provided sensitive intelligence about India to The Washington Post days before the RCMP publicly alleged that Indian government agents have been linked to homicides, extortions and other violent criminal activities in Canada, two sources say.

The leak to the U.S. publication about the killing of a Winnipeg Sikh leader and the role of India’s Home Secretary in violent acts in Canada stands in contrast to Mr. Trudeau’s view of leaks of classified information on China’s interference activities. Last week, he told the public inquiry into foreign interference that “a criminal leaked classified information” about China’s meddling in 2023 to The Globe and Mail.

So Justin and his girlfriend leaked intelligence data to stamp out the anti-Trudeau mutiny.

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Could killer robots terminate us?

We risk losing control of our AI creations

In the summer of 2020, the Afghan military received an unusual report. Transmitted by their US allies, it warned of a possible Taliban attack in Jalalabad, a city in the fertile country’s southeastern plain. Suggesting the assault would come between 1-12 July, it identified particular locations at risk of attack. More than that, the report predicted the Taliban onslaught would come at the cost of 41 lives, with a “confidence interval” of 95%.

During its bitter fight against the militants, the Afghan government must have received thousands of such reports. What made this one so special was its provenance: not the drones and informants of its friends in the world’s greatest superpower, but rather Raven Sentry, an AI-enabled warning model designed to predict insurgent activity.

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The Unprecedented Vulnerability of Justin Trudeau

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in an abysmal political situation, and the hits keep on coming. Before the House of Commons returned for the fall sitting, the New Democrats terminated the supply and confidence agreement that had inoculated the minority Liberal government since March of 2022. Successive public opinion polls predict Trudeau’s demise in the next election, set for October 20, 2025, but which could come any time based on Trudeau’s weighting of an early election call as a way out of his current situation and the government’s exposure to non-confidence motions.

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Father-of-four rioter Peter Lynch dies in prison after being jailed for two years for violent disorder after screaming at police, shouting racist abuse and calling asylum seekers ‘child killers’ during anti-immigration riots

Peter Lynch’s protest sign. He then said mean things which landed him in jail.

A jailed anti-immigration rioter who shouted racist abuse and called asylum seekers ‘child killers’ during protests outside a hotel has died in prison.

Peter Lynch, 61, a father of four, died on Saturday night at HMP Moorland near Doncaster, in south Yorkshire, the prison service confirmed.

He was serving a two year and eight months prison term after being jailed in August. The Prisons and Probation Ombudsman (PPO) is now carrying out an independent investigation into his death.

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Mark Carney says he plans to enter elected politics as Liberals begin to organize leadership bids

Ignatieff but without the charm.

OTTAWA — Mark Carney, Justin Trudeau’s economic platform adviser, says he plans to enter elected politics but won’t say when, where or what job he wants, telling a fellow Liberal “you can’t map these things out.”

As more than two dozen Liberal MPs are working behind the scenes to urge the prime minister to step aside for a new party leader, some of the would-be candidates for the job are making their intentions clearer — albeit not all publicly.

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Libyan Who Planned Attack on Israeli Embassy in Berlin Is Failed Asylum Seeker

The Libyan man who plotted an attack on the Israeli embassy in Germany was a failed asylum seeker, according to German news agency dpa.

The man, identified as Omar A., was arrested on Saturday, October 19th in Bernau, a town just outside of Berlin. “He intended to carry out a high-profile attack with firearms on the Israeli embassy in Berlin,” the prosecutor’s office said. He also reportedly exchanged information with a member of the Islamic State terror group.

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Canadian-Made Fentanyl Increasingly Being Shipped Overseas: Global Affairs

Fentanyl made in Canada by criminals is increasingly being shipped to international markets, according to a briefing note from the department of foreign affairs.

“Seizures of Canada-sourced fentanyl in places like the U.S. and Australia suggest that domestic production is likely exceeding domestic demand, and that Canada is now a source (and transit) country for fentanyl to some markets,” said the briefing note from June, which was first obtained by Blacklock’s Reporter.

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MERLE: Here’s why Balgonie female changing room scandal is a game-changer for parents rights

It’s long been argued that the vapid entitlement of sexual minorities was galloping over the sex-based rights of biological females. The Balgonie Grade 7 Female Changing Room Scandal unequivocally confirmed it.

In a groundbreaking piece published by the Western Standard, numerous Balgonie parents came forward to share the indignities being suffered by their daughters. Parents emphasized the utter distress of their girls, forced to share a changing room — during puberty, no less — with a pair of biological boys. Or, given the choice to self-exclude and use the gender-neutral changing room.

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Is It Trump’s Race to Lose?

Squint and you can see signs that the stars may be aligning for the former president at just the right time.

Pundits and political observers are struggling to come up with new ways to say, “it’s tied.” No one who isn’t auditioning for a role in a future White House will tell you anything different. But with just two weeks before the vote, we can safely compare the two campaigns’ strategic advantages and the tactics they are employing to secure them. Squint for long enough at that side-by-side comparison, and you’re more likely to come away from it with the impression that Donald Trump has the upper hand.

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