Tucker Carlson Warns Canadians of ‘Destruction of You and Your Culture’

CALGARY—If Canadians want to see change, they shouldn’t wait for politicians or elections, but start with changing themselves, American media personality Tucker Carlson said at an event in Calgary on Jan. 24.

“The first thing that you need to do before changing anything in your country, is to change everything about your heart,” he told a sold-out audience of 4,000 at the Calgary TELUS Convention Centre.

Mr. Carlson, who also warned Canadians about forces seeking to destroy their culture, said it’s concerning that civil liberties, which he said have been granted by God, not the Crown, have been eroded in Canada.

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Populist politicians are predicted to win the most votes in nine countries in June’s European parliament elections in nightmare result for Brussels, polls show

‘Anti-European’ populist parties are on track to make big gains across the continent in this year’s European Union elections, polling has found.

A report into the findings across all 27 EU member states has said the bloc will likely see ‘a sharp right turn’ in June in what would be nightmare result for Brussels.

It suggests radical right-wing parties are on course to finish first in nine countries, including France, Poland and Austria, and second or third in another nine – including Germany, Spain, Sweden and Portugal.

The Toronto Star Cries Out! Nazis Everywhere!

As fascism rises from the shadows, democracy is on the global ballot this year

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War with Russia is coming. Britain is determined to lose

With Ukraine desperately battling to bolster its defences against an impending Russian winter offensive, and Israeli forces struggling to make headway against fanatical Hamas terrorists in Gaza, Western resolve understandably finds itself under intense scrutiny.

Vladimir Putin’s decision to launch his “special military operation” against Ukraine was motivated by a belief that the West would not mount any meaningful opposition.

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Ukraine: Wiretapping scandal puts journalists at risk

Employees at Ukraine’s well-known investigative outlet Bihus.Info have been covertly wiretapped and filmed. A video leaked online, purportedly showing team members consuming illegal substances at a New Year’s party, has caused a scandal.

The video was released on January 16 on a little-known YouTube channel called Narodna Pravda (Ukrainian for “national truth”). It ostensibly also contained snippets of private conversations between Bihus.Info employees as they discussed buying drugs. The video has since been removed.

A group of journalists founded the investigative outlet in 2013 under the aegis of editor-in-chief Denys Bihus. One of its reports uncovered the financing schemes of Ukrainian power plants located in Russian-held territories and owned by the brother of Rostyslav Shurma, Deputy Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine.

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Didn’t they used to call this fraud? Pride Toronto repaying over $505K after federal grant controversy

Pride Toronto is repaying just over $505,000 in grant funding after an accounting firm found the organization could not prove that it completed several projects despite receiving $1.85 million from the federal government.

In a statement sent to CBC News, Pride Toronto Executive Director Kojo Modeste said the organization is repaying $505,504 total to the federal department of Canadian heritage.

This comes after KPMG, which was hired by the organization in 2021 to review its compliance with agreements for three federal grants, found that documentation was lacking.

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Canada well positioned to push for Palestinian statehood says Star of Hamas

By now, we’ve all heard the horrific reports of children in Gaza undergoing amputations without anaesthetic or being buried alive under rubble.

Such unimaginable suffering has also, no doubt, happened elsewhere during earthquakes or plane crashes in remote parts of the world, beyond human reach or control.

What makes this situation different is that Gaza is neither remote nor beyond human reach or control.

Why do I get the impression this is official LPC policy?

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Trudeau attacks Conservatives, from Poilievre to MPs and candidates, in address to Liberal caucus

Justin Trudeau crying on cue.

OTTAWA – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took aim not just at Pierre Poilievre in a speech Thursday, but at the Conservative leader’s MPs and party candidates in a partisan speech ahead of the new sitting of parliament.

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WARMINGTON: This was a jihad-like terror attack in Canada that no one seems to know about

It’s not every day there is a jihadist-inspired terror attack in Canada related to Israel’s war in Gaza that few seem to know about.

But it did happen and the country is just fortunate no one was murdered in the process. The potential was definitely there.

This Crappy Crackpot Jihadi was a joke. We may not be so lucky next time.

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Uncivil Combatants

Hamas’s tactics in Gaza demonstrate how new Department of Defense legal rules could endanger American soldiers and harm U.S. national security.

The Biden administration declared in July that the laws of war require presuming persons and structures in combat areas are civilian, overturning longstanding Department of Defense (DOD) rules. Secretary of State Antony Blinken, echoing the administration’s new position, has pressured Israel to limit its self-defense, citing the effect on Gazan civilians and infrastructure. Hamas, of course, regularly disguises its combatants as civilians, and uses civilian structures such as homes, mosques, schools, and hospitals as military facilities.

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Hurry Up and Wait: Why Cops Freeze and Kids Die

The recent report issued by Department of Justice details “cascading failures” during the massacre at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, where, in total, some 380 responding law enforcement officers failed to act as a lone gunman murdered 21 souls. The report savages the bungled decision-making of then–School District Police Chief Pete Arredondo within its broader critique.

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Where Are the Protagonists of the Emergencies Act Crackdown Two Years Later?

Many public figures became household names around the time of the Freedom Convoy in the winter of 2022, for actions they took or didn’t, or for what they said or perhaps wish they hadn’t.

The Federal Court ruled Jan. 23 that invoking the Emergencies Act was not justified and that it led to violations of charter rights. Here’s a look at the status of key figures involved in the events.

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DEI hires pushed onto the FBI are putting the country’s safety at risk for the sake of being ‘woke’

An alarming deterioration in recruitment standards for the FBI has been exposed in a report delivered to the House Judiciary Committee by an alliance of retired and active-duty agents and analysts.

Diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) requirements pushed by FBI Director Chris Wray have degraded recruitment standards in all areas including “physical fitness, illicit drug use, financial irregularities, mental health, full-time work experience and integrity,” and pose a threat to the FBI’s ability to protect America from harm, say the authors.

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