Terry Glavin: UNRWA exists only to push the delusion that Israel is a temporary state

Every morning in Gaza, schoolchildren stand in a line facing in the direction of Israel and recite these words: “Palestine is our country, our aim is to return. Death does not frighten us, Palestine is ours. We will never forget her. Another homeland we will never accept! Our Palestine, witness, O God and History: We promise to shed our blood for you!”

This isn’t some recent discovery of yet another instance of jihadist indoctrination in a United Nations Relief and Works Agency school revealed by the tireless Montrealer Hillel Neuer of UN Watch, or an anecdote in the Wall Street Journal’s bombshell report Tuesday to the effect that a dozen UNRWA employees had a hand in the Oct. 7 Hamas atrocities that have triggered the bloodiest episode in the Israel-Palestine conflict since the 1940s.

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‘They train us how to shoot’: How Yemeni children are recruited as Houthi foot soldiers

Lured to ‘camps’ with the promise of food and money for their families, boys as young as seven are then forced to join the militia’s ranks

It was an offer too good to refuse.

A month or so of food rations during a time of war led Ayman, 14, to a summer camp on the edge of Yemen’s dusty port city of Hodeidah.

There was also the promise of teaching, albeit under the religious zealotry of the Houthi rebels who controlled the camp.

But it wasn’t long until Ayman and his classmates had a rifle in their hands.

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Acid attack in London multiple victims

… An eyewitness, who asked to stay anonymous, told Sky News: “There was a man in a white car with two children. It looked like he tried to run over a woman. They had been fighting.

“One girl in the back had her hand on the window – you can see the mark on the car.

Sounds domestic related.

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Moving to Red America

It’s instructive to observe where Americans are moving, and where they are leaving. Such comparisons are particularly revealing when made during, or immediately following, a crisis, such as the recent Covid-19 pandemic. States dealt with that crisis quite differently. Movement statistics from recent years help to establish which of the 50 “laboratories of democracy” responded best to the pandemic.

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After Court Win on Emergencies Act, Challengers Say They’ll Sue Feds and Banks

Several challengers to the Emergencies Act say they’re preparing to sue government officials and financial institutions after the Federal Court’s recent declaration that the invocation of the act was not justified.

Military veteran Eddie Cornell, police veteran Vincent Gircys, and Jeremiah Jost said in a Jan. 29 statement that they will sue “those in government, the financial institutions who froze people’s bank accounts, and the police officers who beat up and injured innocent.”

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Joe Biden v Donald Trump – where contest will be won and lost

The Republican primary race is not officially over but with no obvious pathway to victory for Nikki Haley, a general election showdown between two adversaries is coming into view.

We are months away from the Democratic and Republican conventions, the moment when each party officially unveils its presidential nominee.

But the 2024 election seems all but set in stone.

The contest between Joe Biden and Donald Trump will be unique in modern history as a rematch between the current president and his immediate predecessor.

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China Trapping Biden on Artificial Intelligence

“China has signaled interest in joining discussions on setting rules and norms for AI, and we should welcome that,” said Bonnie Glaser of the German Marshall Fund to the Breaking Defense site. “The White House is interested in engaging China on limiting the role of AI in command and control of nuclear weapons.”

“Nobody wants to see AI controlled nuclear weapons, right?” asked Joe Wang, a former State Department and NSC staffer now at the Arlington, Virginia-based Special Competitive Studies Project, which specializes in AI and emerging technologies. “Like, even the craziest dictator can probably agree.”

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Montana Parents Lose Custody of Daughter for Opposing Her Gender Transition

When the gender issue began to become inflamed by activists a few years ago, we were assured that the following scenario would never happen. We were told that anyone who believed a children and family services agency in any state could swoop in and with little or no cause remove a minor child from their parent’s custody because the parents opposed their child “transitioning” was paranoid.

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GUNTER: Trudeau Liberals’ policies causing Canadian economy to lag

Canada’s economy shrank in the fourth quarter of 2023 by 0.2%. That’s the second quarter of shrinkage in a row. In the third quarter, it fell 0.3%.

Technically that means Canada is in recession, since the definition of a recession is two consecutive quarters of Gross Domestic Product shrinkage. Yet no one in the government or over at the toady Bank of Canada will use the “R” word.

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Nearly 9% increase of firearms crimes in Canada: report

Violent crimes involving a firearm in Canada are increasing, a new report by Statistics Canada suggests.

According to the agency, there was an 8.9 per cent increase in firearm-related violent crimes(opens in a new tab) per 100,000 people in 2022.

“The 2022 rate of firearm-related violent crime is the highest since comparable data were first compiled in 2009,” the report published on Tuesday reads.

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The Left Has No Sanity: Cutting Off Genitals & Songs About Pronouns

Welcome to Woke of the Weak, where I’ll update you about the most woke, progressive, insane, and crazy clips and stories that the left thinks is tolerable and well, point out why exactly they’re nuts.

This week we talked about many interesting individuals who seemed to throw sanity out the window.

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Canada, allies condemn ‘Victory Conference’ as push to reoccupy Gaza gains momentum in Israel

On Tuesday, the Trudeau government appeared to criticize a jubilant “Victory Conference” in Jerusalem. Organizers of Sunday’s conference — which was attended by about a third of the Israeli cabinet — presented plans for proposed Israeli settlements in Gaza.

“Canada rejects any proposal that calls for the forced displacement of Palestinians from Gaza and the establishment of additional settlements. Such inflammatory rhetoric undermines prospects for lasting peace,” said a statement from Global Affairs Canada.

In addition to the dozen ministers serving in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s cabinet who attended the conference, some other ministers said they had missed it only because of other duties, or that they would be sure to attend the next one.


Have a boil you lance it. Problem is no one wants the Palestinians, except Trudeau.

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