Liberals End Debate On The Online News Act

Bill C-18 – the Online News Act – will no longer be debated.

The Liberals – along with the support of the NDP – voted to end debate on the legislation.

As noted by Michael Geist, this means that the Liberal heritage minister – in charge of pushing the legislation – spent more time debating the end of debate on C-18 than he did debating the legislation itself.

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A reminder (since Trudeau apparently forgot) that Canadian gun law is already way stricter than the U.S.

After word leaked earlier this month that the U.S. Supreme Court was set to overturn federal guarantees on abortion, Trudeau immediately issued a statement touting how “every woman in Canada has a right to a safe and legal abortion.” When Black Lives Matter protests roiled the United States last summer, Trudeau was quick to “take a knee” for photographers on the streets of Ottawa. And now, after a mass shooter killed 19 at an elementary school in Texas last week, Trudeau has responded with a slate of new restrictions on Canadian gun ownership.

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“HERE WE GO AGAIN!” MI Resident Receives FOUR Unsolicited Voter ID Cards In Mail…One For Voter Who’s Been Dead for 15 Yrs…Another For Man Who NEVER Lived At Address!

“Well, this is interesting”…Jennifer Sayles, a Michigan resident wrote on her May 25, 2022 Facebook post.

“Today my hubby and I received our “voter ID card” in the mail,” she announced, adding, “Neither of us requested them as we already had ours,” Jennifer wrote.

The MI resident who also hosts a podcast, shared an image of the four envelopes they received at her home address. Sayles explained that inside each envelope mailed to her home from her clerk’s office, which falls under the jurisdiction of Michigan’s dirty Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, was a voter ID card that is used to show proof of being a registered voter in Michigan. The voter ID card also designates the precinct in which the voter is registered to vote.

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24 Hours With Trudeau: Guns Seized, Vaccine Lockdown, Internet Censorship

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has had a busy 24-hours. Within a one day period, the newly established Liberal-NDP Socialist Coalition government accomplished the following tasks:

Passed legislation to ban and collect handguns. Shut down Parliamentary debate regarding Internet Censorship. Overthrow opposition Conservative motion to end Covid lockdowns for the unvaccinated.

A triple play of draconian measures it is. Smooth sailing through the House of Commons it was, thanks to NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh’s agreement to play back up goalie for Justin Trudeau’s pseudo-communist Liberal team.

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Calgary climate plan calls for foot travel and only zero-emission vehicles

Calgary’s newly published climate plan aims for all vehicles registered in the city by 2050 to have zero emissions and for 60% of residents to get around by “walking, wheeling or transit.”

The Calgary Climate Strategy Pathways to 2050 was submitted to Tuesday’s Community Development Committee.

One of its goals – to reach “zero carbon neighbourhoods” – predicts that “100% of all vehicles registered in Calgary (will be) zero emissions vehicles.”

“Electric vehicles are the leading technology for emissions reductions and cost savings, however there are other technology options that may become a greater opportunity in the future, such as hydrogen vehicles,” the report claims.

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GASLIGHTING: Trudeau Claims Accurate Description Of Handgun Ban Is “Misinformation & Disinformation”

Justin Trudeau continues to deceive Canadians about the impact of his newly proposed federal gun legislation.

The legislation explicitly targets law-abiding gun owners by banning the sale and transfer of handguns.

This means someone who owns a handgun and has followed the law will not be able to purchase a new handgun.

As a result, this means the legislation directly impacts law-abiding gun owners in Canada.

If You Think Don Cherry Got A Bum Rap, Try Being Pierre Poilievre

Any Canadian hockey fan worth their salt can recognise the following truism: Don Cherry has been banished from the kingdom. In late 2019, Cherry singled out new immigrants for not wearing poppies to honour Canada’s veterans and dead soldiers.

“Game over”— politically correct Canada blew the whistle on the NHL Hockey commentator. For his crime, Mr. Cherry is sent to the penalty box for life. His transgression? Existing as a quintessential Canadian in an era when such a thing is loathed by the authorities. Loud, brash and a white male to boot, the firing of Don Cherry served as a warning sign of things to come.

Canada is a changing nation. Forget the fact that no one asked for this change. It just happened anyway– as did every other fundamental transformation which has unfolded in modern Canadian history.

Defence Panel Deems Canadian Military A Failure Of “Systemic And Cultural Racism”

A new report by the defence ministry has called systemic racism and white supremacy the biggest problems plaguing Canada’s military.

The Final Report of the Minister of National Defence Advisory Panel on Systemic Racism and Discrimination includes a 15-page glossary defining terms such as “ableism,” ‘cisgender” and “invisible disabilities.”

Its authors claim that Canada is an inherently racist country and recommends that monotheistic religions like Christianity have no place in the military.

African American White House Staffers Leaving In Mass ‘Blaxit’: Report

While some of the departing staffers have left on good terms to pursue additional career or educational opportunities, others have attributed the turnover to a lack of mentorship and opportunity, Politico reported Tuesday, citing nine black current and former White House officials.

“We’re here and we’re doing a lot of work but we’re not decision-makers and there’s no real path towards becoming decision-makers,” one current staffer told the outlet. “There is no real feedback and there’s no clear path to any kind of promotions.”

Uvalde Cops Did Know Kids Were Alive In Classroom With Gunman: Damning Footage Captures Child Victim Saying They Had Been Shot And Shooter Had Entered Class – When Police Chief Insisted The Kids Were Dead

Video originally shared on Facebook Live shows the chaotic scene outside Robb Elementary school as Customs and Border Protection agents spoke to a to an injured child during the massacre.

‘Are you injured?’ the agent asked the child, according to CNN who made the clip public on Tuesday. The child answered: ‘I got shot!’

‘A kid got shot? A Kid?’ an adult is heard saying as the child’s voice cuts out.

In addition, ABC News released footage Monday of a 911 call confirming officers knew children were alive after Salvador Ramos, 18, fired more than 100 shots into the classroom, contradicting the local police chief’s claims that they thought the scene was no longer active.

Illinois School District To Implement Race-Based Grading System In 2022-23 School Year

In an effort to equalize test scores among racial groups, OPRF will order its teachers to exclude from their grading assessments variables it says disproportionally hurt the grades of black students. They can no longer be docked for missing class, misbehaving in school or failing to turn in their assignments, according to the plan.

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‘The Killings Didn’t Stop.’ In Mali, a Massacre With a Russian Footprint.

Civilian deaths have spiked in Mali since Russian mercenaries of the Wagner Group began operating alongside the military. In late March, hundreds were executed in the village of Moura.

BAMAKO, Mali — On the last Sunday in March before Ramadan, thousands of merchants and villagers filled the market of Moura, in central Mali, trading cattle in a vast pen and stocking up on spices and vegetables in the town’s sandy alleys.

Suddenly, five low-flying helicopters thrummed overhead, some firing weapons and drawing gunfire in return. Villagers ran for their lives. But there was nowhere to escape: The helicopters were dropping soldiers on the town’s outskirts to block all the exits.

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Depp-Heard trial marks end of the #MeToo era

It is often easy to see where social movements begin, though slightly harder to discern where they end. So it is with MeToo, a movement which may be sputtering to an end in a Virginia courtroom, whatever verdict is reached.

The MeToo movement began in 2017 with the overdue revelations about Harvey Weinstein. From there it spilt across the entertainment industry, with campaigners trying to roll it out across society as a whole. A certain type of predatory male was believed to be overdue for a comeuppance. Though in general, if you are fighting for the rights of women then Hollywood, the place which invented the term “casting couch”, may prove an imperfect field of battle.

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Was Canada’s orgy of self-recrimination over…nothing?

Last year, Canada began an orgy of self-recrimination when researchers claimed to have found a mass grave at a residential school in British Columbia with the remains of more than 200 indigenous children. The problem is that the ground-penetrating radar used to make this “find” yielded highly suspect results, and not a single grave has been confirmed through an archaeological dig. Now a group of dissident scholars is calling foul on this entire narrative.

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Dear Friends, Sorry to Announce a Genocide

It’s really true: they know they are killing the babies.

I’ve been silent for some weeks. Forgive me.

The truth is: I’ve been rendered almost speechless — or the literary equivalent of that — because recently I’ve had the unenviable task of trying to announce to the world that indeed, a genocide — or what I’ve called, clumsily but urgently, a “baby die-off” — is underway.

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Germany’s dangerous dependency on China

It is now extremely difficult for Olaf Scholz to pursue an independent foreign policy

The war in Ukraine has asked a fundamental question of Germany: how far does an aggressor need to go before Berlin rethinks its economic ties to the regime? The answer may be uncomfortable in relation to Russia. But Germany’s reliance on China is even more worrying.

Amidst inflation, war and domestic politics, the Xinjiang Police Files are only the latest cache of evidence about human rights violations in China. Yet, according to one recent survey, 94% of German companies want to maintain their presence in China; 71% want to even increase investment. Volkswagen Group China alone employs 90,000 people including in a factory in Ürümqi, the capital of Xinjiang province.

Our “Elites” are moral monsters. 

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