Cory Morgan: Feds Must Crack Down on Extremist Anti-Israel Protests on Canadian Streets

Anti-Israel demonstrations began sprouting up across North America within days of the terrorist attack upon Israel on Oct. 7, 2023. The demonstrations were initially large, and many demonstrators claimed they were seeking to promote peace in the Middle East. They continually told us they wanted to encourage a two-state solution and wanted what was best for people in the region. Anti-Jewish sentiment kept slipping out of the protests but we were assured those were just minority voices who spoke out of frustration with the conflict.

Nope, the “Vocal Minority” ruse just doesn’t work.

The Muslim vote is much too important for Justin to offend so expect nothing to be done.

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The return of al-Qaeda and Islamic State

The operation went almost without a hitch. Swooping low over the horizon in the early dawn light, the helicopters disgorged their cargo of commandos into a dried-out riverbed.

Surveillance drones guided them successfully to the enemy’s remote hideouts. The resistance was intense, the insurgents they encountered wore suicide belts and hurled grenades.

But after hours of fierce fighting, the mission was clearly a success. Among the 14 enemy dead were four of the movement’s leaders.

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Some Liberal MPs are mounting a new effort to oust Justin Trudeau

MPs were pulled into meetings across Parliament Hill this week to sign a pledge demanding change at the top

Pressure is building on the prime minister and his office as a growing number of anxious Liberal MPs are co-ordinating efforts to force Justin Trudeau to step down as Liberal Party leader, multiple sources have told CBC News.

Disgruntled Liberal MPs held a series of meetings to discuss a path forward for the party since the surprising Toronto-St. Paul’s byelection loss in June.

Those talks accelerated with Parliament’s return and the Montreal byelection loss. They escalated further this week with the prime minister and his chief of staff, Katie Telford, out of the country for a summit in Asia.

h/t DS

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WARMINGTON: Jewish girls school in North York shot up for second time in recent months

It’s open season on Jewish people and Jewish targets in Toronto – even on their holidays.

Another day, another hate crime directed to Jews in the city. Shooting up a Jewish school not once but twice is horrific, but to do it at Yom Kippur – the holiest day on the Jewish calendar – is diabolical.

However, this is the Toronto we now live in. When it comes to the treatment of Jews, it is ugly, violent and dangerous.

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How Harris Bombed Her Media Blitz

Michael Dukakis shows up in a tank. George H. W. Bush checks his watch during a debate. John Kerry says he was for the $87 billion for Iraq before he was against it. Mitt Romney writes off the 47 percent of voters who receive government benefits. Hillary Clinton lambastes the deplorables.

Such moments brought clarity. They defined the candidates. They laid out the stakes. They changed the story.

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San Francisco’s progressive racism

Xenophobic activists are battling gentrification

The ugly xenophobia that has cropped up in certain corners of the GOP has an unusual cousin in an unexpected place.

The progressive Mission District in San Francisco has become ground zero for a form of Lefty nativism that scorns newcomers and most forms of economic growth. In a city renowned for its inclusive diversity and technological innovation, it is here that a bitter racialised activism has taken root.

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Conrad Black: Giller Prize must not cave to terror-supporting elites

It is one of the clear signs of the aimlessness and moral decay of a society when large and representative groups of its intellectual class vocally support disreputable or even evil causes. In the same measure, it is a sign of a society’s fundamental strength when its intellectual leaders defy the majority and at some risk to themselves support righteous causes when they are oppressed by the authorities. In this last category are such heroic figures as Edmund Burke approving the American revolutionaries and disapproving the French revolutionaries, Wilberforce and Lincoln championing the emancipation of slaves, Emile Zola and Georges Clemenceau upholding Capt. Alfred Dreyfus, and the many culturally prominent supporters of civil rights in the United States from Dorothy Parker to Leonard Bernstein. A special case, commanding respect, are those eminent intellectuals who remain fundamentally loyal to a regional or national civilization even as they recognize that it is in important respects morally insupportable. This would apply to Albert Camus in respect of French Algeria, and William Faulkner in regard to the white Mississippi of olden times. (Both authors were awarded the Nobel Prize for literature.)

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Meet Kamala’s Palestinian Best Friend Who Changed Her Mind on Israel

“I say this as someone who’s known her since 1997: She’s trying,” Hala Hijazi assured a panel at an anti-Israel DNC event that once she was president, Kamala would crack down on Israel.

Hijazi, a Jordanian immigrant who has roots in Gaza, is close to Kamala and they both came up through the ranks together. The Muslim official and fundraiser had worked as a special assistant to former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown whom she described as a “mentor”.

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Music bosses knew about Diddy. I will expose those who helped him

The only female talent scout at a big-name record label in the late 1980s believes prosecutors will soon find out who was covering up the hip-hop mogul’s alleged sex trafficking

When Dorothy Carvello read the criminal indictment against Sean “Diddy” Combs, it didn’t come as much of a surprise.

As the only female talent scout at a big-name record label in the late 1980s — a workplace she describes as a “circus mixed with an orgy” — she was employed by some of the executives who went on to propel the hip-hop artist turned producer to global stardom.

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Must every day be an ‘awareness’ day?

The relentless proliferation of awareness-raising campaigns has done sod all to assist the less fortunate.

When I was a self-dramatising adolescent, I would consider suicide roughly once every six weeks, trying it on for size in the manner of pulling on a pair of mock snakeskin platform boots from Dolcis, before deciding that it wasn’t really me. Invariably, the decider (apart from not knowing whether T Rex would beat David Bowie to the top of the Radio 1 singles chart on Tuesday) would be the flying cars, the invention of which I excitedly imagined was just around the corner. I’ve got to stick around to see the flying cars!

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Bill Maher reveals why ‘things are not looking great for the Democrats’

Bill Maher has revealed why ‘it’s not looking that great for the Democrats’ for the upcoming presidential election.

On his political talk show Real Time with Bill Maher on HBO, comedian Bill Maher slammed Minnesota Governor Tim Walz’s participation in a voter engagement event with black men, set for Friday night.

‘This is not a good sign when you have an African American candidate [Kamala Harris], and yet you’re needing to bolster support among black men,’ Maher said in his monologue.

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