‘This is garbage’: NDP split on their deal with Liberals, seek harder line from Singh

HAMILTON – New Democrats attending the party’s policy convention are split over the deal their party has struck with the Liberals, as senior leadership focuses on pitching the NDP as the change voters are looking for in the next federal election.

“NDP Leader Jagmeet (Singh) is doing all the work of kicking (Prime Minister Justin) Trudeau’s butt to get him to keep his election promises and Trudeau is getting all the credit,” said Alanna Johnston, a delegate from Toronto.

“This isn’t politics. This is garbage. This is some kind of business agreement.”

I don’t believe a word of this. Jagmeet wants his pension.

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LACKIE: In Toronto ‘T’ is for Tax

“In addition to property taxes, we are subject to not one but two land transfer taxes, a city building levy, we tax non-resident speculators, properties that are left vacant, charge owners a Municipal Accommodation Tax on short-term rentals, charge builders development charges so steep that half the time you wonder if their secondary goal is to perhaps curb development entirely.”

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John Ivison: The unconstitutional ‘no more pipelines act’ was a product of Liberal spite

Much of the Liberal platform in 2015 was driven by a George Costanza-type desire to “do the opposite” — in this case, the contrary of whatever position Stephen Harper’s Conservative government took.

On environmental regulation, the Trudeau Liberals were itching to repeal the 2012 Canadian Environmental Assessment Act, which resulted in far fewer project reviews than had taken place under the previous regime (although many more were killed later in the process by the courts).

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Jewish and Muslim Americans fear rise in hate crimes amid Israel-Hamas war

Jewish and Muslim Americans in cities all around the country are worried that escalating tensions between Israel and Palestine, which some are calling “isolating and scary”, will exacerbate hate crimes and harassment in the United States.

For many Arab Americans in New York City, Bay Ridge was always a place of safety. The south Brooklyn neighborhood is 3 sq miles of Arabic bodega signs, halal grocers and a growing community of Palestinian, Yemeni, Syrian and Egyptian families.

On Wednesday, that sense of safety was punctured by reports of a hate crime.

The Guardian. There I warned ya.

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Rallies raise question of whether Canada should have a law against public cheering of terrorism

The mayors of Vancouver and Toronto characterized pro-Palestinian rallies in their cities this week as celebrations of Hamas’s recent terrorism in Israel and publicly called on local police to investigate any incidents of hate speech. Federal Conservatives went one step further and demanded police charge anyone in Canada who is cheerleading the recent killing of more than 1,300 in Israel.

Canada blacklists groups it designates as terrorists, including Hamas, allowing the federal government to seize any Canadian assets of the group and to pursue terrorism charges against its members. But it is not a crime in Canada to glorify acts of terrorism.

HONK HONK = NAZIS in Canada – That tells me this law is a bad idea.

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Teacher tells Jewish students to stand in a corner just as ‘Israel does to the Palestinians’

A Stanford University lecturer ordered his Jewish students to stand in a corner and told them “this is what Israel does to Palestine”, according to reports.

The teacher is understood to have said “only” six million Jews were killed in the Holocaust and labelled students as “colonisers” or “colonised” depending on their heritage.

He also claimed the Hamas massacre of hundreds of Israelis was “legitimate” and described the terrorists as “freedom fighters”, according to The Forward.

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Hamas attack on Israel kibbutz Be’eri captured by mothers’ WhatsApp group

Decolonization is Mass Murder wrapped up as a so called theory

“God Forbid.”

Shortly after sunrise on the morning of Saturday 7 October, a message pings on 200 phones of the Be’eri mothers’ WhatsApp group.

Minutes later another message lands: “We have a terrorist on the stairs. Call someone.”

Hamas gunmen had just begun a day-long rampage through this kibbutz in southern Israel, and over the next 20 hours the women channelled their horror, disbelief and reassurances through the chat – as militants roamed the neighbourhood shooting residents dead and setting fire to homes.

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NYC mom whose daughter was killed in Israel questions Americans who back Hamas’ cause

An Upper East Side mom whose daughter was one of 260 people slaughtered by Hamas at a music festival begged Americans who back the terror group’s cause to reconsider.

Hannie Ricardo’s daughter Oriya was gunned down at the Tribe of Nova event, where the terrorists shot into the fleeing crowd, lobbed grenades at concertgoers and took hostages.

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WARMINGTON: Gaza slaughter and Holocaust denial a crime in Canada

First there was Holocaust denial – now there’s a campaign to deny the genocide by Hamas in the ‘second Holocaust.’

While the world may have said ‘never again,’ the sad truth is it is happening again. Slaughter on a massive scale in a savage terror attack that killed more than 1,200 in Israel is unmistakable and unthinkable in its evil.

Pic above -So far the only local Hamas Rally is scheduled for Occupied Mississauga this afternoon.


Pro-Palestinian march draws thousands in London with protests across UK

Pro-Palestinian protests are taking place across the UK, including in London and Manchester.

In London thousands of people gathered outside the BBC’s New Broadcasting House and more than 1,000 police officers have been deployed.

Police warned that anyone showing support for Hamas, a proscribed terrorist organisation, or deviating from the route, could face arrest.

It comes a week after Hamas launched an unprecedented attack on Israel.

Be thankful we are not yet Europe.

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Politicians put up a united front on the Israel-Hamas war — but bigger challenges lie ahead

On Monday evening, the prime minister and the leader of the Official Opposition shared the stage at a Jewish community centre in Ottawa, where they delivered an unequivocal condemnation of the atrocities committed by Hamas gunmen against men, women and children in southern Israel last weekend.

By the time they spoke, Justin Trudeau and Pierre Poilievre also had both condemned the pro-Hamas sentiment that reportedly was being expressed at some protests and rallies across the country.

That unanimity sent an important signal, even if differences inevitably were going to emerge. Partisanship is never set aside for long. And war is neither easy nor simple.

This is the CBC prepping the public for the fact Justin Trudeau will be kissing Hamas ass for votes before you know it.

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Lich, Barber Trial: Witnesses Say They Were Harassed for Wearing Masks Outside

Testifying at the criminal trial of Freedom Convoy organizers Tamara Lich and Chris Barber on Oct. 13, several Ottawa residents said they were harassed by protesters for wearing masks outside.

“I didn’t feel safe. I was getting comments and insults. I was wearing a mask, because we were supposed to be wearing a mask at the time, and because of that, that would attract attention. So I would just try to avoid any run-ins as much as possible,” testified Chantel Biro, who owns a women’s clothing store on Sussex Drive near the Byward Market in downtown Ottawa.

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Germany takes action against Hamas supporters

Berlin – Pro-Palestine Organization Samidoun Hands Out Sweets Celebrating Hamas Massacre

“We will not accept the heinous attacks against Israel being celebrated here on our streets,” German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said in his address to the federal parliament, the Bundestag on Thursday. In Berlin, members of the group Samidoun, which describes itself as a Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network, had celebrated the Hamas attack against Israel — in which hundreds of Israeli civilians were killed — by handing out sweets.

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Why does the left still go so easy on Hamas?

The left across the West has a Hamas problem.

In their binary worldview of oppressors versus oppressed, many self-proclaimed progressives continued to refuse to call the Iran-backed militia that controls Gaza a terrorist organization – even in the wake of the worst slaughter of Jews since the Holocaust by Hamas militants who, on Oct. 7, massacred hundreds of Israeli civilians and boasted of their gruesome deeds on social media.

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The IDF soldiers hunting Hamas terrorists at festival massacre site

The bodies have been removed, the survivors evacuated and the weapons of the attackers made safe and recovered.

Even the Hamas casualties, who the Israelis left to rot in the sun while they concentrated on recovering the civilian dead, have vanished from the road sides and fields.

All that is left of the massacre at the SuperNova psytrance music festival are the wrecked vehicles and scattered belongings of the ravers. Silence reigns, punctuated by artillery shelling Gaza.

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