Hamas’s extensive network in Europe exposed in a new series of reports

A series of investigative reports released on Tuesday by the European Leadership Network (ELNET) exposes an extensive network of Hamas-affiliated organizations and individuals operating across several European countries.

The reports, focusing on the UK, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, and Belgium, were released one year after the October 7 attack in Israel.

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Prorogation? Resignation? Speculation swirls on the Hill

The Thanksgiving break week has granted the Liberal Party breathing room on a privilege motion that has ground House business to a standstill, but questions remain over what—if anything—the governing party can do to reverse static polling showing a catastrophic defeat at the next election.

Members of the government have sought to pour cold water on speculation that Parliament will be prorogued in order to avoid a successful non-confidence motion, especially since NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh (Burnaby South, B.C.) announced an end to his party’s supply-and-confidence agreement with the Liberals on Sept. 4.

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Russia blames ‘western plot’ for trend of children identifying as animals

Russia is cracking down on children identifying as cats and other animals after a powerful ally of President Putin said the trend was part of a western plot to turn people into slaves.

The teenage subculture, known in Russian as “kvadrobing”, has made headlines in Russia, as well as in western countries. Schools in Britain and the United States have previously been forced to deny fake reports that they provide litter boxes for children who come to lessons as cats.

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Liberal MPs promote Air India bombing conspiracy theory

“Jet fuel cannot melt steel beams,” claims a widely circulated conspiracy theory that attributes the 9/11 attacks to the FBI. Canada appears to have its own conspiracy equivalent: the government of India was supposedly involved in the 1985 Air India bombing.

Two separate inquiries have thoroughly debunked this claim. Yet, with Trudeau Liberals down in the polls, they are fanning the flames of conspiracy again.

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British Army dogs to get goggles and combat vests in £3m kit upgrade

Kit upgrade makes them better equipped than the CAF.

British Army dogs are to get goggles and combat vests as part of a £3 million kit upgrade to their working wardrobe.

The new “canine catalogue” will support and train a pack of more than 500 military working dogs so that they can achieve tasks that range from entering hostile environments, to protecting their handlers.

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Liberal backbencher calls on Justin Trudeau to resign as Liberal leader

A Liberal backbencher is publicly calling on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to step down as party leader as other MPs co-ordinate their efforts to force him out.

Sean Casey, the MP for Charlottetown, told CBC News Network’s Power & Politics that Trudeau’s leadership has become one of the main topics of conversation when he speaks to voters in his riding.

“The message that I’ve been getting loud and clear — and more and more strongly as time goes by — is that it is time for [Trudeau] to go. And I agree,” he told host David Cochrane in an exclusive interview Tuesday.


He’s wishy one day and washy the next.

Liberal MP endorses ‘robust caucus discussion’ about whether Trudeau should still lead the party

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One More Lawfare Misadventure before Election Day?

Here I thought we were done with my four-year series, Misadventures in Lawfare, at least until after the election.

After all, Jack Smith is stuck in the mud, his book-length description of former President Trump’s J6 infamia having enraged only the already-enraged, and his Mar-a-Lago documents prosecution in appellate suspension. Alvin Bragg’s case was such a joke that Democrats tend to restrict their “convicted felon” Trump banter to conversations among themselves, lest they remind the country of the underlying travesty — and Bragg couldn’t even get Trump formally convicted and sentenced owing to his own malpractice in ignoring the immunity issue. (Trump’s lawyers filed a brief in the Second Circuit on Monday, trying yet again to get Bragg’s case removed to federal court.) On the civil side, a New York appellate court seems poised at least to gut, if not to toss entirely, the half-billion-dollar damages award imposed by Arthur Engoron, an elected club Democrat in a robe, in Trump-deranged AG Tish James’s fraud case with no fraud victims.

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The charges against Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs explained

Something in common …

Two years ago, rap musician and mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs threw a lavish 53rd birthday party at his $61m mansion in Beverly Hills.

A host of stars lined up to toast his career, with a guest list that included Jay-Z, Travis Scott, Mary J Blige, Kehlani, Tinashe, Chris Brown and Machine Gun Kelly.

The party coincided with his 30th year in the music industry – three decades in which he formed his own entertainment empire and changed the sound of hip-hop, both as an artist and a producer for the likes of Mariah Carey, Jennifer Lopez and The Notorious B.I.G.

Fast-forward to 2024, and his career is on the ropes.

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FBI and the US Secret Service Plot Against Trump

A recent report shows that the assassination attempts on President Donald Trump were facilitated by unacceptable misconduct and unprofessional behavior by employees of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the United States Secret Service (USSS) stemming from deep-seated politicization within these agencies.

The increasing politicization of the U.S. government and its institutions has become a pressing concern in many media. Conservative pundits have been sounding the alarm about that issue since at least 2016, when the FBI plot against Donald Trump was initially dismissed as a conspiracy theory. Now, after it became clear that the Democrat party has weaponized the Department of Justice to destroy Trump’s presidential campaign, it turned out the “conspirators” were telling nothing but truth.

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Communist Cannibals

It was 1967. America was two years away from landing on the moon and Chinese Communists were eating people. The Communists hadn’t turned cannibal because of hunger, but politics.

Mao’s cultural revolution had already led to brutal lynchings of teachers and principals by the Red Guards unleashed by the Communist regime to purge all ideological deviation, but beating political opponents to death wasn’t enough for the radical mobs in the Guangxi region.

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