Joe Biden: Netanyahu’s actions in Gaza are a ‘mistake’

US President Joe Biden blasted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s “mistaken” Gaza policies as he called for a six to eight-week pause to the war in an interview he gave to the American-based Spanish language news station Univision Noticias.

Biden was asked if he thought that Netanyahu cared more for his own political survival than the Israeli people.

“I will tell you this. I think what he’s doing is a mistake. I don’t agree,” Biden said.

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LILLEY: Do councillors support pro-Hamas groups that rejoice in Oct. 7 terror attacks?

Mayor Olivia Chow says she won’t condemn six councillors who criticized the Toronto Police Service’s handling of a recent pro-Hamas rally. Neither will the six councillors who signed the letter answer questions put to them by The Toronto Sun, detailing the links between the groups organizing the protests and support for terrorism.

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AOC opens up about ‘shock’ of stumbling upon deepfake AI video of herself performing sex act

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has opened up about her own horrifying experience of becoming the victim of AI-generated deepfake porn — warning that it is “not as imaginary as people want to make it seem.”

The Queens Democrat said she was scrolling through X while talking about legislation with her aides in a car in February when she came face to face with the AI-generated image of herself performing a sex act.

h/t Mauser

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The American corporations stoking illegal immigration

They have intimate links with the refugee lobby

When the meatpacking giant, Tyson Foods, announced plans last month to shutter its pork plant in Perry, Iowa and lay-off all 1,200 employees, it brought rare attention to one of the most influential, less scrutinised, dynamics of America’s mass migration debate. That is, the role played by large, politically connected corporations seeking to blunt wage growth.

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Canadians Pay Higher Income Tax Than Workers in Most Other OECD Countries: Report

Canadians at all levels of income pay more tax than residents in most other OECD countries around the world, according to a new report.

The study, “Canada’s Rising Personal Tax Rates and Falling Tax Competitiveness,” published by the Fraser Institute, said personal income tax rate increases at both the federal and provincial levels have made Canada less competitive compared with other countries in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
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Parents of Michigan School Shooter Sentenced to 10 to 15 Years in Prison

Jennifer and James Crumbley, who were convicted of involuntary manslaughter for failing to prevent their teenage son from killing four fellow students in the deadliest school shooting in Michigan’s history, were each sentenced on Tuesday to 10 to 15 years in prison.

Their separate jury trials ended in guilty verdicts in February and March, making them the first parents in the country to be convicted over the deaths caused by their child in a mass shooting.

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Mark Carney offers a preview of what he’d look like as Justin Trudeau’s successor — and what he’d stand for

Mark Carney – Ignatieff 2.0

Mark Carney has joined the chorus of voices asking Justin Trudeau to call a first ministers’ meeting on climate change and the carbon levy.

Carney, often touted as a possible successor to Trudeau, threw down the request during an evening speech in Ottawa on Monday, framed as a manifesto of sorts on where the former bank governor stands on the big issues of the day.

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The Farcical First Week of Scotland’s ‘Hate Crime’ Law

Police Scotland has been overwhelmed by a “deluge” of ‘hate crime’ reports in the week since the country’s new public order act came into effect.

The force’s commitment to investigate every report—currently totalling an average of 60 an hour—means that it is failing to solve an increasing number of shoplifting cases, sexual assaults, and car thefts, according to analysis by The Daily Telegraph.

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HWDSB trustee says she’s banned from private meetings because of Pro Hamas social media post

A Hamilton public school board trustee says she’s banned from participating in private board and committee meetings after refusing to delete a November social media post about being under investigation for other social media posts in support of Palestinians.

Sabreina Dahab, Ward 2 trustee for the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board (HWDSB), posted to X on Monday morning with the update, saying she is appealing her ban.


This is the crap she’s currently posting, outright false accusations of war crimes.

It was a great idea to invite Satan to settle here.

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Can US pressure deliver Israel-Hamas truce in Gaza?

A truce between Israel and the Palestinian group Hamas in Gaza was never going to be easy. Weeks of talks have failed to produce agreement. But international pressure is growing.

Perhaps the biggest sign is the Biden administration sending William Burns, the head of the CIA, for the latest round of talks in Cairo.

Hamas has, in public at least, stuck with its initial demands of a permanent ceasefire, the complete withdrawal of Israeli troops and the return of displaced Palestinians to northern parts of the territory without restrictions.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meanwhile insists that Israel will continue fighting until Hamas is destroyed and hostages the group is holding are free.


Israel is damned if they do and damned if they don’t so they may as well do.

We could be witnessing a pantomime allowing the White House to save face and say they tried to negotiate a ceasefire.

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Oakland Crime Wave: Burglaries Nearly Doubled over Last Three Years as Arrests Cut in Half

The city of Oakland has experienced a dramatic crime surge since 2020 as arrests plunge and the police department struggles to fill vacancies.

From 2020 to 2023 burglaries increased by 99 percent, motor-vehicle theft surged by 72 percent, robberies jumped by 53 percent and homicides went up 16 percent, according to a supplemental police report on the Oakland public safety committee’s April 9 agenda. Arrests plummeted by 50 percent over the same period.

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