Many pro-Hamas demonstrations that have been taking place on US campuses since Hamas launched its war on Israel on October 7, when more than 3,000 Hamas terrorists invaded and raped, pillaged, murdered and kidnapped their way through the small communities of southern Israel, have reportedly been led by a radical organization known as National Students for Justice in Palestine (NSJP), which, according to a report in The Atlantic, announced a “national day of resistance”.
The Danish parliament on Thursday approved legislation that would effectively prohibit Quran burnings in the northern European country.
The law criminalizes the “inappopriate treatment of writings with significant importance for a recognized religious community.”
The bill was passed with 94 votes in favor by the Danish Parliament, also known as the 179-member Folketing. Seventy-seven votes were cast against the legislation.
Burning, tearing, or defiling religious texts in public could land people up to one or two years behind bars or a fine. Destroying a holy text on video and then disseminating the footage online could also put offenders in jail.
If every government in Canada — federal and provincial — is treating health care as a priority, then why is the system irretrievably broken, year after year?
Antisemitism on campus is intimately tied to the loss of viewpoint diversity which has occurred in the US, Britain and other parts of the Anglosphere since the mid-1960s.
Ottawa has stepped up its effort to deport foreign nationals while stalling the rollout of a promised plan to grant permanent residence to those who have lost legal status in Canada, advocates charge.
According to government data, the Canada Border Services Agency removed 7,232 people from the country in the first six months of this year, at a rate averaging 39 people a day.
It compared to the total 7,635 deportations, or 21 cases a day, that the agency enforced in the entire year of 2021, when Prime Minister Justin Trudeau pledged to legalize the status of undocumented migrants in Canada, a population estimated in the hundreds of thousands.
Internet propagandists aligned with Russia have duped at least seven Western celebrities, including Elijah Wood and Priscilla Presley, into recording short videos to support its online information war against Ukraine, according to new security research by Microsoft.
The celebrities look like they were asked to offer words of encouragement—apparently via the Cameo app—to someone named “Vladimir” who appears to be struggling with substance abuse, Microsoft said. Instead, these messages were edited, sometimes dressed up with emojis, links and the logos of media outlets and then shared online by the Russia-aligned trolls, the company said.
To perpetuate Ottawa’s insane war against the beneficial trace gas CO2, Climate Fraud Minister Steven Guilbeault announces that Canada will ban new cars that aren’t “zero emissions” by 2035.
The activist nutbars will ruin Canada, and they want total control over our lives. 👎 pic.twitter.com/OwB9GWPnKR
— Paul Mitchell (@PaulMitchell_AB) December 7, 2023
h/t Mauser
Just days after the Moncton, N.B., city council drew nationwide jeers for cancelling its annual menorah display (a decision that was reversed on Monday ), the mayor of Canada’s fourth largest city looked to follow in their footsteps, announcing via a press release posted to X that she would not be attending the annual menorah lighting at Calgary’s city hall.
Dylan Mulvaney, the notorious man-child who pretends to be a girl, gave a guest lecture at Penn State last week–and it was a bigger bust than “The Marvels” because the auditorium it took place in was at least half empty.
Half empty? Looks like 50 people showed up 🤣 pic.twitter.com/xM3HLY251s
— Clown World ™ 🤡 (@ClownWorld_) December 7, 2023
Quebec Minister of the French Language Jean-François Roberge offered a provocative historical comparison to emphasize the inherent unfairness of CBC/Radio-Canada’s decision to split just-announced job cuts equally between the public broadcaster’s French and English networks.
“It’s as if they are making Radio-Canada pay for CBC’s difficulties,” Mr. Roberge said of the broadcaster’s plan to cut expenses by $125-million to offset higher programming costs and slumping advertising revenues. “It seems to me the last time that happened was in 1840, with the Act of Union, when Upper Canada’s debts were sent to Lower Canada.”
TEL AVIV—The southern Gaza Strip city of Khan Younis is a critical target for Israel’s military—strategically and symbolically. The centuries-old market town is the suspected hiding place of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and the militant group’s most significant remaining military stronghold.
But the fight to capture it risks putting Israel on a collision course with the Biden administration, which has called on Israel to minimize civilian casualties and ease humanitarian deprivation in Gaza, and to hew to a more limited war aim of expelling Hamas from power.
IDF forces have captured members of the Hamas Shejaiya Battalion in Khan Younis.
The terrorists are one of the main units responsible for the Oct 7th massacre as being responsible for firing hundreds of rockets into Israel.
— Oli London (@OliLondonTV) December 7, 2023
h/t Mauser
In a closed Facebook discussion group open only to educators with southern Ontario’s Peel District School Board, teachers were discussing how best to talk to students after the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks on Israel.
“Jews are the problem,” one teacher wrote.
Wow I never knew we had so many “far right white supremacist” teachers.
h/t MP
Three people were killed in a shooting at the Las Vegas campus of the University of Nevada (UNLV) on Wednesday morning.
The gunman, described as a white former college professor in his 60s, was killed in a shootout with police.
One other victim is in stable condition at a local hospital, police said.
The campus, about two miles from the world-famous Las Vegas Strip, will remain closed on Thursday and Friday.
Born and raised in the South, Mahlena-Rae Johnson moved to Los Angeles after graduating from high school. She spent decades in the city working as a writer, eventually finding a partner and a community of people who made California feel like home.
Johnson, a 42-year-old Black woman, said she felt a turning point when Donald Trump beat Hillary Clinton in the 2016 US presidential election. She said she felt it laid bare profound political and ideological divisions within the nation, which resulted in a growing intolerance toward non-cisgendered Americans.
In 2018, she and her partner relocated to Canada, seeking what they perceived to be a more politically progressive and secure environment to raise their children.
