A warning if you live near downtown Chicago! I guess things went downhill when Lori Lightfoot left the city. pic.twitter.com/w16GkU2AEb
— Dr. Jebra Faushay (@JebraFaushay) August 16, 2024
All Western eyes on Gaza: No Jews to blame? No news
Do you have any idea of the islamic atrocities going on in the rest of the world. You probably don’t because the media ignore them.
In Bangladesh, which is 91 percent Muslim, Islamic extremists are attacking Hindus in numerous districts of the country after the riots and the coup that forced the Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, to flee, supported by the Hindus.
With numerous Hindus killed, the religious violence in Bangladesh should be yet another warning to Western attention. Hindus are fleeing the country.
Numerous videos are circulating on social media showing families tortured, humiliated, villages burned, under the enthusiastic cry of “Allahu akbar”. Absolutely frightening, the images inevitably bring to mind the atrocities committed in Israel on October 7th.
Kamala and Her Price-Control Scheme Straight Outta Berkeley
Kamala Harris gaslights America Friday with her fake plan against “price gouging” designed to hide rather than solve what really causes pain at the checkout line.
“Kamala Harris will call for a federal ban on food and grocery price gouging as part of a broader set of proposals intended to reduce consumer costs,” Bloomberg reports. The proposal also seeks to examine the merger between Albertsons and Kroger.
Trudeau gov’t pouring billions into an EV industry it seems unwilling to protect
I realize that tariffs and electric vehicles aren’t the most alluring subject in mid-August, when we’re trying to hold on to the last weeks of summer.
But you have literally billions of reasons to pay attention — exactly 52.455 billion reasons, which according to the Parliamentary Budget Officer is the number of your tax dollars that governments have invested in the EV industry so far.
Trudeau’s investment or rather waste of our tax dollars on EV’s was a mistake.
It was an ideologically driven green-scam meant to bail out the auto industry which if it had stuck to ICE vehicles would be in much better shape.
China flooding our market with electric vehicles no one wants doesn’t seem like much of a threat.
A Borderline Election
In this presidential election year, it is time to do the math.
Not the traditional math of counting electors, calculating swing states voters, or debating polling data. No. It’s time to do the math regarding the profound and stunning increase in the number of new citizens who will be eligible to vote in this year’s exercise in democracy.
According to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) the fiscal year 2022 saw one million new citizens sworn in, citing it as the highest number of naturalizations in nearly 15 years. The government agency says this number reflects the Biden Administration’s effort to address the backlog of applications that had grown during the COVID pandemic
LILLEY: For Trudeau, a Canadian is a Canadian sometimes
Is it that a Canadian is a Canadian is a Canadian or is it sometimes that a Canadian is a terrorist who should have citizenship revoked? That’s the question many are asking after the Trudeau government began musing about stripping Ahmed Eldidi of his citizenship.
The Netherlands is full, says Geert Wilders, amid immigration boom
The country’s population has grown by a million in eight years, straining housing and public services
The population of the Netherlands officially passed the 18 million mark this week, but the Dutch are not celebrating as the small country struggles with housing and public service shortages amid growing resentment over immigration.
Immigration from other European Union countries, especially Poland as well as war-torn Ukraine and from Syria, is driving a faster rate of population growth, which has nearly doubled in pace in the last eight years.
Ontario cities to demand province address ‘thousands of people living in the streets’
When local councillors and mayors descend on Ottawa next week for an annual municipal lobbying event, homelessness and growing social problems in Ontario’s towns and cities will be top of mind.
The Association of Municipalities of Ontario conference in Ottawa — set to run from Aug. 18-21 — is an annual opportunity for local leaders to bend the ear of Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s most senior ministers.
Pressure in recent weeks has grown from Ontario municipalities telling Queen’s Park the current system isn’t working, demanding a so-called new deal for property taxpayers and a top-to-bottom review of social and economic prosperity.
Vet
Xavier had a stressful day.
Front paws trimmed by me followed by a trip to the vet for an annual check up & shot of the aids prevention drug.
Xavier was a very good patient today, nervous but stoic a vast improvement of the last trip.
Vet supplied me with a stool sample bottle, did not think I could be bothered given his health is stellar.
Then I found out it was pre-payed on the bill. Lesson learned.
Mind you she is a good vet.
CBSA to Use Facial Recognition App for People Facing Deportation … Which would be great if they could actually locate any of them
OTTAWA—The Canada Border Services Agency plans to implement an app that uses facial recognition technology to keep track of people who have been ordered to be deported from the country.
The mobile reporting app would use biometrics to confirm a person’s identity and record their location data when they use the app to check in. Documents obtained through access-to-information indicate that the CBSA has proposed such an app as far back as 2021.
Not a fab track record … CBSA did not know whereabouts of 34,000 foreign nationals slated for removal: AG report
It will end up being used to assist in the criminalization of citizens by the government.
DNC Preview: Pro-Palestinian Protesters to Crash Harris-Walz Coronation
The Democratic National Convention (DNC) in Chicago is shaping up to be a clash of epic proportions as potentially tens of thousands of pro-Palestinian demonstrators are set to descend on the city to protest the Biden-Harris administration’s handling of the Israel-Hamas War.
Renovating NYC consul general’s residence would cost $2.6M, so Global Affairs bought $9M condo instead: documents
OTTAWA – Renovating the current residence of Canada’s consul general in New York would have cost $2.6 million and left “fundamental issues,” so the government bought a new $8.8-million condo on “Billionaire’s Row” instead, according to Global Affairs Canada.
Kamala Officially Chickens Out of First Debate With Trump
Last week, Donald Trump announced that he agreed to have three debates with Kamala Harris, with the first on Fox News on September 4, the second on ABC on September 10, and the final one on NBC on September 25.
Appeal Court upholds Jacob Hoggard conviction
Ontario’s top court has upheld the sexual assault conviction of Canadian musician Jacob Hoggard, the former frontman for the band Hedley.
Hoggard was found guilty in June 2022 of sexual assault causing bodily harm against an Ottawa woman and later sentenced to five years behind bars.
He was released on bail hours later, pending his appeal.