B.C. minister to get anti-Islamophobia training after making Hamas supporters sad

British Columbia’s post-secondary education minister says she will undergo anti-Islamophobia training as calls for her resignation grow.

Selina Robinson says in a statement today that she is committed to making amends for her remarks during an online panel last week, when she said Israel was founded on a “crappy piece of land,” angering pro-Palestinian groups.

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BBC staffer who called Jewish people ‘Nazis’ and ‘parasites,’ funded ‘holohaux’ gets fired

Dawn Queva – Racist AF

A senior BBC employee who penned a series of antisemitic Facebook posts that included calling Jewish people “Nazi apartheid parasites” who funded a “holohoax” no longer works for the news corporation.

Dawn Queva, a senior scheduling coordinator and playout planner at BBC Three, peddled troubling antisemitic conspiracy theories on social media for several months until she departed from the company on Sunday.

h/t DS

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Anthony Furey: The Unreasonable Reaction to Danielle Smith’s Reasonable Proposal

The extreme vilification of anyone who has concerns with gender transition as it relates to children is a very bizarre phenomenon. The people engaging in the vilification are totally disconnected from reality.

The latest round of this panic began when Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced restrictions on gender reassignment surgeries and related procedures for minors. These include a ban on such surgeries for those under 18 years of age and also prohibits the use of puberty blockers and hormone therapy for youth 15 and under.

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Ontario will not provide provincial resources to assist LIB/NDP Federal gun confiscation efforts

h/t Surele Surele

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Parliament spent nearly $600,000 on luxury hotel rooms it never used

Parliament spent nearly $600,000 on luxury hotel rooms it didn’t use when nearly half of the listed delegates for a conference of European parliamentarians it hosted either didn’t show up or chose less expensive hotels.

Parliament expected 700 delegates to attend the annual meeting of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe Parliamentary Assembly, which took place in Vancouver from June 30 to July 4. The conference is usually held in Europe, where most of its members are based.

Only 365 delegates ended up attending, and not all of them stayed at the hotels the government selected. That left taxpayers on the hook for 1,400 overnight stays worth $596,000 in total — an average of $425 a night.

Couldn’t they have RSVP’d delegates?

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Canadians push back against media’s false narrative that Canada and white people are racist.

Check out the comments on Twitter, the ratio is overwhelming.

After the exposure of the anti-white hate underlying BLM/DEI/CRT etc. few will tolerate the false MSM narrative that Canada and white people are racist.

But hey if you want to self flagellate in an anti-white struggle session be my guest.

Looks like Africa and the Muslim world had better step up their game!

Update – talk about fake news

h/t Me and Mauser

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New Jersey-based smuggling gang run by illegal aliens has helped dozens sneak into US from CANADA for $6,000 a head

As the migrant crisis reaches boiling point and divides cities and states, DailyMail.com can reveal another border scandal occurring right under Americans’ noses.

These are the faces of a prolific people smuggling gang run by undocumented migrants who started sneaking into the US illegally in 2019 and are now offering passage to others by bringing them in from Canada for $6,000-a-head.

Several have been running the gang from New Jersey, where they settled after being released by ICE.

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NDP MLAs banned from some B.C. mosques after ‘crappy’ land comment from minister

Representatives from more than a dozen British Columbia mosques and Islamic associations have sent a letter to Premier David Eby calling for the minister of post-secondary education to be removed from her role.

They say no NDP MLA or candidate for the next election is welcome in their sacred spaces until the premier takes action against Selina Robinson.

She has faced heavy criticism and calls to resign for days after saying Israel was founded on a “crappy piece of land.”

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US says strikes on Iran-linked sites in Iraq and Syria just ‘the beginning’

The White House has warned that its air strikes on Iran-backed targets in Iraq and Syria are just “the beginning, not the end” of its response to Iran.

National security adviser Jake Sullivan told US media on Sunday “there will be more steps”.

The US is responding to the deaths of three soldiers in an enemy drone attack on a military base in Jordan last week.

Though Iran denies involvement, its affiliate the Islamic Resistance in Iraq has claimed responsibility.

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Trudeau’s Canada: Hong Kong asylum applicants now shun Canada

Pillar of shame

Thousands of people from Hong Kong fled to Canada after China cracked down on dissent and free speech in the former British colony by imposing the national security law in 2020. Since then, many pro-democracy activists have been silenced, civil society groups have been shut down and outspoken media outlets have been closed.

However, a tough job market for new immigrants, housing challenges, competition from the UK and Taiwan, as well as a downturn in the Hong Kong economy could all be behind the sudden slowdown in asylum applications to Canada, according to expert opinion.

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BBC editor ‘helped Somali criminals fight deportation’

A BBC editor has been hired as an expert witness to help at least 15 Somalian criminals including rapists fight their deportation.

Mary Harper, Africa editor for the World Service, has been criticised by judges over the objectivity and accuracy of her evidence in some of the cases.

Harper has given evidence in asylum cases dating back to 2013. Seven of the known cases resulted in the refugee being permitted to remain in the UK. Expert witnesses can be paid up to £2,500 for producing a report in cases funded by legal aid. Judges twice questioned Harper’s objectivity and in a third case described her evidence as “speculative”.

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