Like Johnson, Trudeau has faced scandal after scandal, with the most recent incident involving RCMP commissioner Brenda Lucki who is accused of trying to interfere in the investigation of the Nova Scotia mass shooting.
Massive Farmer Protests Continue in the Netherlands, Leading to Empty Shelves
Farmers across the Netherlands have continued to protest the nation’s draconian climate change policies that will destroy the livelihoods of thousands of farmers. Dutch farmers have used farm equipment to block entrances to food distribution centers, highways and airports. The ongoing protests have led to empty supermarket shelves across the nation.
Rogers hit by wireless and internet outage across Canada
Telecommunications giant Rogers is experiencing a massive outage on Friday morning that is impacting wireless, cable and internet customers across the country.
While the company had not issued any formal communication about the outages as of 8:00 a.m. ET, an online service tracker showed disruptions in locations nationwide. Flanker brands are also affected, including Fido.
The Toronto Police Service tweeted that Rogers customers in that city were having trouble connecting to 911.
Unequal Speech: How to Explain the Contradictory Criticism of the CRTC Radio-Canada Decision and Support for Bill C-11
The controversy over the CRTC’s Radio-Canada decision involving its repeated use of the N-word has continued to grow with Quebec-based politicians – including the governing CAQ and the Liberal Party of Quebec – warning of censorship and calling on Canadian Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez to reverse the CRTC decision. The outpouring has left me struggling to reconcile the seeming hypocrisy of politicians who warn about the dangers of CRTC speech regulation even as they have been the most ardent supporters of Bill C-11, eager to pass resolutions that call on the federal government to enact legislation empowering the CRTC to regulate user content.
Putin adviser threatens to ‘claim back’ Alaska
Speaker of the State Duma Vyacheslav Volodin warned that “when [U.S. lawmakers] attempt to appropriate our assets abroad, they should be aware that we also have something to claim back” in a Monday session of the lower house of the Russian Federal Assembly, according to the Washington Examiner. The United States purchased Alaska from Russia in 1867 for $7.2 million.
Canada’s top police force admits using spyware to hack into suspects’ phones without their knowledge
Canada’s national Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) force has acknowledged it uses special spyware to hack into a suspect’s phone without them even knowing it.
MTG: ‘America Has A Drug Problem’ With SSRIs, Psychiatric Drugs Common Among Mass Shooters
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) posited “it’s not just a coincidence” that many mass shootings are carried out by young men who take anti-depressants and other psychotropic drugs.
“Mass shootings are a sign that America has a drug problem, a serious drug problem. But no one wants to give attention to it,” the Congresswoman said. “This mass shooting issue, it really affects mostly boys.”
“Here’s what I want to talk about. I want to talk about with psychiatric medications like SSRIs, they have side effects, they do. They have side effects like thoughts, they cause thoughts, homicidal thoughts, suicidal thoughts, that is a common known side effect of SSRIs,” Congresswoman Greene said.
Shinzo Abe: Killing of Japan’s ex-PM described as ‘barbaric’
Japan’s former prime minister Shinzo Abe has died in hospital after he was shot at a political campaign event, say local media.
Mr Abe was shot at twice while he was giving a speech in the southern city of Nara on Friday morning.
He immediately collapsed and was rushed to the nearest hospital. Pictures taken at the scene showed him bleeding.
Security officials at the scene tackled the gunman, and the 41-year-old suspect is now in police custody.
This Is What Happens If You Criticize Justin Trudeau in the Press
Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” talks to New York Post writer and independent journalist Rav Arora. Rav discusses his op-ed criticizing the authoritarian policies of Justin Trudeau. The op-ed lambasted Trudeau for policies like the vaccine mandates that trapped unvaccinated Canadians in their country and the shutting down of bank accounts of protesters who participated in the Freedom Convoy under the Emergencies Act. Rav did not expect Justin Trudeau’s administration to respond in the way that it did. Rav explains why an independent free press is difficult to sustain in Canada and the threats of Western authoritarianism.
GOP Member’s Pro-AR-15 Campaign Video Depicts Democrats in KKK Hoods
Make Rifles Great Again 💪🏿
👉https://t.co/J7lHnodhku#JeroneForCongress#2A #SelfDefense pic.twitter.com/Gs6iAHVVAP
— Jerone Davison for Congress #AZCD4 (@Jerone4Congress) July 6, 2022
Meet Jerone Davison, your new Second Amendment hero.
Davison, a former NFL player, pastor and motivational speaker, is running to represent the Republican Party in Arizona’s 4th Congressional District against Democrat incumbent Rep. Greg Stanton, according to Ballotpedia.
However, a new campaign advertisement from Davison demonstrates he’s running against two other Democrat fixtures: gun control and the KKK.
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Justin Trudeau Is Likely Directing The Political Persecution Of Tamara Lich
As the political persecution of Tamara Lich ramps up, and she is forced to spend more time in jail, it’s important to take a look at all the surrounding circumstances of her current prosecution.
Tamara Lich was arrested On February 17 after the Liberals rammed through the Emergencies Act, even after a judge had ruled that the Freedom Convoy had a constitutional right to protest in Ottawa.
The chief charge put against her is “counselling to commit mischief,” a charge that no one has ever spent a day behind bars for in Canada’s history. Yet, Tamara Lich is currently behind bars after the Crown pushed for her re-arrest.
Feds Threaten To Fine Canadian Travelers For Not Using ArriveCAN App
The federal government threatened travelers on Thursday with fines if they don’t the ArriveCAN app prior to boarding a plane as airports throughout Canada struggle with ongoing delays and extended lineups.
In a tweet by the official Health Canada and Public Health Agency of Canada Twitter account, the department warned that travelers who have not completed their ArriveCAN screening could be charged and face other consequences.
Liberal Cabinet Member Ahmed Hussen’s War Against “Colonial Canada”
In 2015, freshly-minted Prime Minister Justin Trudeau declared Canada a post-modern society. Out of myriad outcomes, few can match the phenomenon of the “Canada-loathing politician.”
Number one on the charts is, of course, Justin Trudeau. Closely tailed by New Democratic Party leader Jagmeet Singh. Neither “new” nor “democratic, Mr. Singh recently locked Trudeau in for an additional three years as national leader.
Others with similar malevolency linger just below the surface. A condition of half-citizenship often colours the picture. MP Ahmed Hussen[born Axmed Xuseen; 1976] is one of Canada’s great political curiosities. A darling of Justin Trudeau’s treasured multicultural minions, MP Hussen was born and raised in Mogadishu, Somalia.
🦀🦀🦀🚨🚨🚨🚨NEWS: After recent social media backlash, the United Nations website seems to have **DELETED** a widely-panned “The Benefits of World Hunger” article.
— Before https://t.co/SA1gqKfuPP
— Now https://t.co/UoVn34NEtK pic.twitter.com/btIP9FY5sd— Crab Man (@crabcrawler1) July 6, 2022
Attorney For Jan. 6 Prisoners: Government ‘Frontloading’ Unproven Affidavits; ‘Unconstitutional … Immoral’
Team Biden’s Department of Justice is manufacturing evidence against Jan. 6 defendants and “hiding evidence” that may exonerate a number of them, according to lawyers and lawmakers.
Joseph McBride, an attorney for multiple Jan. 6 defendants, said the DOJ is using lengthy and unproven affidavits that are “much different than your normal cases.” McBride added: “And they’re frontloading these complaints with facts that aren’t proven and these allegations are subsequently being weaponized in the court of public opinion.”
Censored Doctors Robert Malone, Brian Tyson, And Peter McCullough Sue Twitter For Breach Of Contract
America’s Frontline Doctors (AFD), a conservative political group that has been accused of spreading misinformation about COVID-19, announced via an email newsletter on Wednesday that several doctors affiliated with the group have filed a lawsuit against Twitter claiming they were unfairly censored and banned from the social media platform for their views on the coronavirus pandemic.
Taxpayer-Funded Brooklyn Public Library to Host Drag Queen Makeup Tutorial for Teens
The event, called “Teen Time: The Art of Drag – Make-Up Tutorial,” is set to take place on July 16th, and will be hosted at the Brooklyn Heights Library. The description is brief, simply reading “Come join us at Brooklyn Heights in our new Teen Space to experience the art of Drag Make-Up with a tutorial led by Oliver Click!” The post includes tags such as “LGBTQ,” “teen time,” and “teens and young adults.”
Brittney Griner doesn’t think America is so bad now
Brittney Griner, the statuesque basketball player from Houston, Texas, is in the news as her trial for drug possession begins in Russia. I do not care to speculate as to the reasons Griner chose to break Russian law by packing vape cartridges containing cannabis oil in her luggage. I would think that anyone traveling outside the United States would be conscious of the fact that many other countries, like our own, have strict drug laws. Unlike the United States, many other countries enforce their drug laws without reference to race, ethnicity, creed, orientation, or any of the myriad factors that offenders use in America to get a slap on the wrist. Possession of cannabis in Russia can carry a ten-year prison sentence, and that means ten years in prison, not a few months and then paroled for good behavior.
Islamist attack frees hundreds of prisoners in Nigeria
Hundreds of prisoners, including scores of terrorists, were on the run in Nigeria after suspected Islamist militants attacked a prison near the capital, Abuja.
Gunmen armed with explosives blasted into Kuje medium-security prison, on the outskirts of Abuja, at about 10pm on Tuesday, freeing nearly 900 of the prison’s 994 inmates, government officials said.
At least 443 of the 879 escapers were still missing late on Wednesday, said Umar Abubakar, a spokesperson for the Nigerian Correctional Service.
Woke university chiefs BAN students and academics from using terms like ‘mankind’, ‘millennial’ and ‘manpower’
The Universities of Bristol and Nottingham have reportedly outlawed words like ‘mankind’ and ‘millennial’ to avoid causing offence – while terms such as ‘manpower’ are to be replaced with ‘workforce’.
Woke chiefs at the Russell Group schools fear the everyday expressions contribute to stigmas and can have negative associations, reports the Sun.
At Bristol, students and faculty have allegedly been told to replace the word ‘manning’ with ‘stationed’, while ‘able-bodied’ people should now be called ‘non-disabled’.
‘Betrayal’: Canadian Soldiers Ousted Over Vaccine Mandate Speak Out
Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) members who left the institution or were forced out for refusing the COVID-19 vaccines say they feel betrayed by the organization they vowed to serve.
The Epoch Times interviewed several former soldiers willing to speak on the record about their experiences.
The CAF directive for mandatory vaccination was issued in October last year, and members had to attest to their status by mid-November.