Snow White star Rachel Zegler derails remake’s ad campaign with another woke outburst

Snow White remake star Rachel Zegler has triggered another storm of controversy while promoting the long-delayed Disney film.

The 23-year-old, who has repeatedly sparked anger with her woke views, waded into the Israel-Palestine conflict on X while promoting the blockbuster movie, despite branding experts warning that such antics could trigger a boycott.

The New Jersey native took to X on August 12 – two days after posting the trailer – to reply to her own post by saying: ‘And always remember, free Palestine.’

This is yet another addition to my “How does this creep have a career?” list.

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CANZUK, the EU, and the Future of the West

As I write these words, June 10 was not too long ago, but being before the European, British, and French elections, in some ways it feels like an eternity ago. June 10 is White Rose Day, the day on which, in 1688, the de jure King James III and VIII of England, Scotland, and Ireland was born. It precipitated the overthrow of his father in the so-called Glorious Revolution, the ongoing subjection of the British Monarchy to the political factions dominating Parliament, and the Jacobite uprisings so dear to song and story. In commemoration of the day, this writer had lunch with several other like-minded folk.

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What the mixed verdict in the Coutts Freedom Convoy blockade trial really means

There will be a place in Canada’s history books for the divisive and dramatic blockade at Coutts, a busy border crossing between Alberta and Montana that saw a clamorous protest against COVID-19 health measures in 2022.

Although it stretched just 18 days, its repercussions continue in Canada’s courts, politics, national security and policing.

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Peter Menzies: Subsidized journalists are praising the government hand that feeds

Some news organizations have begun to bare their teeth and their bias in the fight to retain federal subsidy dollars.

In doing so, they are displaying a willingness to unashamedly defend Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government, in order to preserve the funding regime it established for media unable to adapt to the digital age.

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New Liberal-appointed senator Adler called indigenous people unemployed ’boneheads

Liberal-appointed Sen. Charles Adler in a radio broadcast once called Indigenous people uncivilized “boneheads” who should “get a job.”

Adler’s remarks on Radio CJOB Winnipeg were so vulgar they prompted a formal complaint by the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs, records obtained by Blacklock’s Reporter show.

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Carson Jerema: Pierre Poilievre, the next leader of the free world

Pierre Poilievre just might be the only truly conservative politician left in the West, certainly among those leading or about to lead governments. Unlike his counterparts elsewhere, who are laser focused only on “anti-wokeness,” he has been able to marry a rejection of liberal excess with free market economics, which other conservatives have abandoned.

If he wins next year’s election and lives up to even a quarter of his promise, it will be a relief after a near decade of arguably the most obnoxiously progressive government in the world.

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Deeply Deceptive Documentary “Sugarcane”

“Sugarcane” reviews are all over the press, all positive, and all are super spreaders of more deceptions about Indian Residential School history in Canada. National Geographic picked up this documentary for distribution after its win at the Sundance Film Festival. Carolyn Berstein, Executive Vice President of National Geographic Documentary Films said at the time: “National Geographic Documentary Films has a long track record of championing epic and important stories that awaken audiences and transcend their moment.”

According to a report in “Deadline” of Feb. 21, 2024, “Deadline understands that the Disney-owned factual brand has struck a deal in the low seven-figures.”

Let’s awaken National Geographic’s factual brand and its audiences with some behind-the-scenes facts.

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Former head of secret government UFO program reveals why he is certain Pentagon has material from crashed ‘nonhuman’ spacecraft

Former head of secret government UFO program reveals why he is certain Pentagon has material from crashed ‘nonhuman’ spacecraft

The former head of a secret government UFO program has spoken out in an interview with DailyMail.com – before revealing in a new book why he is certain the Pentagon has material from crashed ‘nonhuman’ spacecraft.

Luis Elizondo, 52, helped run the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP) from 2009 to 2017, investigating UFOs that harassed Navy warships and nuclear silos.

DailyMail.com obtained an advance copy of his book, Imminent, in which he shockingly and unequivocally stated that a ‘Legacy Program’ is ‘in possession of advanced technology made off-world by nonhuman intelligence’.

Do watch.

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The Harris Teleprompter Is Economically Illiterate

At some point during the past two weeks, the Harris presidential campaign finally realized that the Vice President would be forced to address the most important issue of the election. Consequently, they cobbled together a speech and shoved Harris in front of the cameras last Friday so the voters could watch her read what her teleprompter plans to do about the economy and inflation. And Harris said what it told her to say: “I will work to pass the first ever federal ban on price gauging on food.” Nor did she correct herself. She simply followed the teleprompter’s instructions to pause while her audience clapped like so many trained seals, then she continued to read her lines.

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Canada should prosecute Muslim terrorist Ahmed Eldidi for war crimes … Before or after he’s appointed to the Senate?

Immigration Minister Marc Miller said he is as “disgusted as any Canadian” that Ahmed Fouad Mostafa Eldidi found his way into Canada. A House of Commons committee will now study how an alleged former Islamic State fighter became a citizen only to be caught planning a terrorist attack with his son Mostafa Eldidi on July 31.

While Ahmed Eldidi faces charges of aggravated assault in a foreign country, the allegations have the hallmarks of a war crime. Canada should prosecute them – and it has the laws and the obligation to do so.

Justin will likely appoint him to the senate.

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Iran’s Gaza War: Ceasefire? What Ceasefire?

On October 7, 2023, the Iran-backed Palestinian terrorist group Hamas, along with thousands of “ordinary” Palestinians from the Gaza Strip, invaded Israel. While chanting “Allahu Akbar” (“Allah is the greatest”), they tortured, abused, raped, burned and beheaded, murdering more than 1,200 Israelis, including women, children and babies. They also kidnapped more than 240 Israelis to the Gaza Strip.

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Joe Biden’s Democratic National Convention Pre-Speech Walkthrough Did Not Go Well

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Toronto’s $150 million walking path is a symptom of a much larger problem

After it was revealed last week that Metrolinx plans to charge Toronto $150 million to build a 2 kilometre extension to the West Toronto Railpath, city residents have been asking one question: Why does it seem so much more expensive to build infrastructure here than almost anywhere else in the world?

It’s a shame that the subject of everyone’s ire, a walking and cycling path, is the type of city-building project we should be doing more of. Adjacent to the Union-Pearson Express and GO’s Kitchener corridor, the existing path from Davenport to Dundas is well loved. The long-promised extension south to Parkdale and Queen West needs to finally move forward, but not without a serious examination of the price tag.

Just how out of step is Metrolinx’s bill for this trail?

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