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Canada’s churches are burning down – and the Left doesn’t want to ask why

Canada has long had a reputation as a safe, welcoming and peaceful country, but in recent years that perception has been shattered. My country has struggled with the rise of aggressive and violent far-Left social movements, as well as a significant uptick in racist and anti-Semitic behavior after Hamas’s attack against Israel on October 7 2023. Now, Canada’s churches are burning.

Over a hundred of them have been vandalised, burned down or desecrated in the last few years, according to one analysis, with more than 20 confirmed to be arsons. And while many on the Right have spoken out against this horrific wave of violence, there’s been a disturbing code of silence on the Left.

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Special ops vets form ‘Redneck Air Force’ to ferry aid into NC mountains after feds come up short: ‘Who’s FEMA?’

SWANNANOA, North Carolina — Hundreds of special operations personnel in North Carolina have formed their own homegrown rescue and supply operation in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene after they grew tired of waiting for the federal government to get its act together.

The Post found an all-volunteer operation being run out of a Harley-Davidson dealership with ruthless efficiency and military precision.

“Who’s FEMA?” ex-Green Beret Adam Smith derisively responded when asked about the agency’s presence on the ground since the deadly storm ravaged the rural western part of the state.

Is that Kamala’s chopper?

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Justin Trudeau’s electoral-reform mea culpa only makes him look worse

Fifty-two years too late, Justin Trudeau seems to think a bit of humility might do him good. In an hour-long podcast interview last week with relatively freethinking Liberal MP Nate Erskine-Smith, the prime minister lamented the way he had handled the electoral reform file. He even posted the clip to his social media, with the caption, “If I could have done one thing different, it’d be this.”

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Nigel Farage vows to prosecute men ‘kicked by police’ at airport

The Reform Party has vowed to launch a private prosecution of the men suspected of assaulting police officers at Manchester airport in July if the Crown Prosecution Service does not charge them.

Video of the incident went viral after it appeared to show an officer kicking and stamping on the head of Fahir Amaaz, 19, as he and his brother Amaad, 25, were restrained by officers.

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MARSDEN: How Trudeau spends our money just an insult to Canadians

Trudeau has money for French-speaking Africans, but nothing more for Canadian seniors

What an odd prime minister Canada has. Justin Trudeau has pledged $16 million for Africans to learn and preserve French, but he opposes a boost in Old Age Security benefits for Canadians who have spent a lifetime working and paying taxes.

It makes no sense. Every time Justin Trudeau leaves the country, he throws our money around like bath water.

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Horrifying moment one-year-old girl is SLAPPED by raging man while yelling at terrified tourist family in Barcelona

This is the horrifying moment a one-year-old girl was slapped by a raging man in Barcelona.

Shocking footage shows the man screaming at the family of tourists, including the little girl standing in front of him.

At first the man pretended to hit toddler, stopping just inches from her face, before he took another swing at the one-year-old girl, smacking her left cheek.

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TDSB seeks ‘urgent’ guidance on being Jew-Hatey on the sly

TDSB seeks ‘urgent’ guidance on addressing hate and geopolitical tensions in schools

… The board has heard from Palestinian parents who say their children feel silenced and are concerned about incidents such as students being sanctioned for wearing kaffiyehs or clothing with “Free Palestine.” Student-led walkouts were organized at some Toronto schools in solidarity with people in Gaza.

Meanwhile, Jewish parents and students have also spoken out about racial slurs, kids performing Nazi salutes, antisemitic graffiti and Holocaust denial.

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China’s foreign interference goes beyond elections, intelligence expert says

China’s foreign interference extends beyond elections to other key areas of Canadian society, the public inquiry on foreign interference was told Monday.

Martin Green, a former top foreign intelligence assessment expert with the Privy Council, said a special report prepared for the Privy Council’s Intelligence Assessment Secretariat in January 2022 concluded that China was going beyond merely trying to influence Canada.

Is it foreign interference if the government is complicit.

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SCOTUS Should Strike Down the Biden Administration’s ‘Ghost Guns’ Rule

There is nothing in the Constitution that allows the executive branch to unilaterally redefine a longstanding provision within federal law.

One must wonder if, at this late stage in Joe Biden’s imperial presidency, the assorted courts of the United States have asked their I.T. mavens to install a keyboard shortcut on their computers that, if pressed in anger, outputs a reminder that Article I vests all legislative power in Congress rather than in the presidency. In theory, such a tactic could save a great deal of time. In the controversy would come, and, as might a worker on a production line, the judge could simply press Ctrl + Fn + 1 to issue forth yet another admonition that, however passionate he might be about a given topic, the American president is still not a king.

Joe ain’t there. They must have an automated rubber stamp issuing his decrees.

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