Assessing the imminent risks of an Iran-Israel nuclear war

Death To Israel Missile Iran

Though Iran is not-yet-nuclear, an asymmetrical nuclear war with Israel is still possible. Even a conventional war in the region could elicit calibrated nuclear operations by Israel. Any such unprecedented war scenario is most worrisome in circumstances wherein Iran would target Israel’s Dimona nuclear reactor and/or employ radiation dispersal weapons against the Jewish State. Similarly, unique escalations could follow in the wake of an Iranian resort to biological or electromagnetic pulse (EMP) ordnance.

Who knows know what the Mullahs think about a nuclear war but naming a missile “Death to Israel” is likely a broad hint.

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Can A Catholic Support Kamala Harris? No.

It’s hard to imagine a self-titled “Catholic” organization advocating for a political regime that has illegally targeted Catholics, imprisoned Americans who dare to champion Catholic principles, and done everything in its power — legal or not — to slaughter unborn babies. But that’s exactly what the group “Catholics for Harris” is doing. At the latest virtual meeting of the inane organization, emcee Alex Nason hailed pro-abortion Vice President Kamala Harris as a leader “with a moral purpose, and as president she will lead with that same moral purpose,” according to CatholicVote.

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MP says he was ‘pushed’ by a Parliament Hill protester

A Liberal MP says he was pushed by one of the protesters who have been gathering on Parliament Hill for the first week of the fall sitting.

Several MPs say they have been harassed throughout the week by protesters who have been shouting and calling politicians and their staff “traitors.”

Liberal MP Taleeb Noormohamed told CBC Radio’s The House that one of the protesters shoved him as he was leaving Parliament Hill earlier this week.

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It Is Biden and Harris Who Are Not Doing Enough to Free the Hostages

US President Joe Biden’s off-the-cuff, one-word answer — “no”— to the question of whether Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was doing enough to free Israeli hostages from Hamas captivity and get a cease-fire, will only encourage Hamas to up its demands and refuse to agree to a reasonable deal. So far, it appears as if Hamas, instead of negotiating, has just been saying, “no.” The US is reportedly no longer expecting a ceasefire before the November 5 US presidential election.

Biden’s remark sends a dangerous message to Israel’s and America’s enemies that, by continuing to terrorize and hold hostages, they can turn the Biden administration against Israel.

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Homelessness and open drug use in downtown Ottawa bring a national crisis to Parliament’s doorstep

From a downtown Ottawa sidewalk, Kevin Aubin has been watching what he describes as alarming changes in the city’s downtown, several blocks south of Parliament Hill.

The veteran panhandler says that he is seeing an influx of troubling newcomers on Bank Street in Ottawa’s core, a main street similar to downtown areas of Granville Street in Vancouver, Yonge Street in Toronto or Water Street in St. John’s.

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The Anatomy of a Scandal: What Happens Next with Sean ‘Puff Daddy’ Combs and His Ties to the Democrats?

Diddy and Clinton: Scumbags R’US

There will be a (large) percentage of readers whose eyes will roll at this headline: You don’t listen to Sean Combs… or P. Diddy… or Diddy… or Puff Daddy… or whatever he’s calling himself today. Not your jam, not your bag: “So, okay, Combs was busted this week for sex trafficking and racketeering and is currently sitting inside a jail cell on suicide watch. But why should I care?”

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Toronto judge makes rare move of halting extradition of Ontario man to U.S. to stand trial for child luring

A Toronto judge has taken the rare step of halting the extradition of an Ontario man to the U.S. to stand trial for child luring after finding his Charter rights were violated by law enforcement and justice officials on this side of the border.

Superior Court Justice Paul Schabas’s decision denounces the actions of the Ontario Provincial Police and provincial and federal Crown attorneys, saying their conduct “violates the community’s sense of fair play and decency and amounts to an abuse of process.”

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Trump rejects second TV debate as ‘too late’

Former US President Donald Trump has said he will not take part in a second TV debate ahead of November’s presidential election.

While Vice-President Kamala Harris, the Democratic Party’s candidate, accepted an invitation to the CNN debate on 23 October, Republican nominee Trump told a rally it was “too late” as voting has already started.

Harris’s campaign team said that given the former president claimed to have won their previous debate in Philadelphia earlier this month he should accept.

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Andrew Kirsch: Revoke the citizenships of those who dupe the vetting process

Testifying in late August about a terror plot thwarted in July, Minister of Public Safety Dominic LeBlanc commended the intelligence and law enforcement services for their efforts. “This is the way that the investigative and national security system should work,” LeBlanc said. But in the hearings, he faced questions about the immigration vetting process and how two alleged terrorists, both born abroad, were able to get into Canada, and one receive full Canadian citizenship, given their alleged ISIS connections.

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Rashida Tlaib condemns racist image of her with exploding pager in awesome cartoon

Rashida Tlaib, the Palestinian American congresswoman, has accused a political cartoonist of racism after he depicted her next to a pager exploding days after such devices blew up across Lebanon in what the Arab country has said was an attack by Israel.

A statement from the Democratic US House representative also expressed concern that the cartoon by Henry Payne would “incite more hate and violence against Arab and Muslim communities”.

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Twenty-two years later, federal government still working to deport Ottawa’s Mohamed Harkat

Twenty-two years after the federal government first launched its bid to deport Ottawa’s Mohamed Harkat to his native Algeria as a terrorist, a court will once again convene to consider the case.

A Federal Court hearing in December will review the “minister’s opinion,” written by an unnamed senior official at Immigration, Refugee and Citizenship Canada, that concluded Harkat posed a serious threat to Canada as a member of the al-Qaida network and should be deported despite holding refugee status in this country.

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