Mohammedan terrorist shot dead in Texas synagogue siege was banned from Blackburn court 20 years ago for ranting about 9/11

The British Muslim shot dead after taking a rabbi and three of his congregation hostage in a Texas synagogue was once banned from court buildings in his hometown after ranting about 9/11, MailOnline can exclusively reveal today.

As police in the US and UK scramble to discover if he was part of a wider terror cell, it has emerged that Malik Faisal Akram, 44, from Blackburn, Lancashire, was branded a ‘menace’ for raving about the attack on the World Trade Centre in 2001.

The terror suspect was given a rare Exclusion Order at Blackburn’s magistrates’ court – the first in 25 years – for abusing staff about 9/11 on the day after the attack that claimed more than 2,750 lives.

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Mandatory vaccination a betrayal of what Canada stands for

The case for vaccination against COVID-19 is strong, but instead of trying to persuade the remaining holdouts to get their shots, Canada’s political leaders, and especially Justin Trudeau’s Liberals, have insulted them, used them as a political wedge and trampled on their rights. Time was that the son of the man who brought this country the Charter of Rights and Freedoms would be expected to respect those very rights and freedoms.

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For Leftists, Your Freedom Is Their Misery – Your Slavery Is Their Joy

There is a certain level of madness required to reach the state our country is in today. I think most of us feel this and know this but I want to dissect the situation a little so that we can see the guts of the thing and understand the mechanics of it. Insanity has a structure, believe it or not, and there are ways to analyze it and identify it. For example, there are many forms of madness that stem from an obsession with power and control.

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How big a threat are unvaxxed truckers?

Given the disruption it will cause to food and other supply chains in Canada and the United States, what evidence is there unvaccinated truckers crossing the border are major sources of infection for COVID-19?

That question seems to have been overlooked in the decision of the Trudeau government that Canadian and U.S. truckers crossing the border must be vaccinated or subject to quarantine.

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Sabotage: With Vaccine Mandates For Truckers, Trudeau Seems Intent On Deliberately Damaging Canada’s Economy

Like many politicians, Justin Trudeau is determined to deepen the sense of pervasive fear and crisis in the population, making it easier for him to grab more power.

Covid Is Decimating The Christian Religion In Canada

This decline is predominantly experienced in Christian communities — as opposed to Islam, Sikhism and Hinduism.

Justice Centre Taking Legal Action Against Quebec For Taxing Unvaccinated

“The proposed Quebec ‘health tax’ is an egregious violation of the Charter rights of Quebecers and an affront to equality which Canada was, in times past, known for,” said JCCF President John Carpay.

Utah’s Biggest Newspaper Just Called For National Guard To Keep Unvaccinated Citizens In Their Homes

The editorial is titled, “Utah leaders have surrendered to COVID pandemic. Cowardice and misinformation at all levels have left each one of us to fight this battle alone.”

The editorial said the government should “deploy the National Guard to ensure that people without proof of vaccination would not be allowed, well, anywhere.”

WHO Calls for Urgent Action after China Reports 2 H5N6 Deaths

On Sunday, China reported two deaths from bird flu after five new H5N6 cases were confirmed, with the WHO calling for “urgent” action.

A jump in the number of people infected with bird flu in China last year has raised concern among experts, who warned the strain could be more infectious to humans.

Calculating The Full Costs Of Electrifying Everything Using Only Wind, Solar And Batteries

For several years now, advocates of “decarbonizing” our energy system, along with promoters of wind and solar energy, have claimed that the cost of electricity from the wind and sun was dropping rapidly and either already was, or soon would be, less than the cost of generating the same electricity from fossil fuels. These claims are generally based on a metric called the “Levelized Cost of Energy,” which is designed to seem sophisticated to the uninitiated, but in the real world is completely misleading because it omits the largest costs of a system where most generation comes from intermittent sources. The large omitted costs are those for storage (batteries) and transmission. But as we now careen recklessly down the road to zero emissions, how much will these omitted costs really amount to?

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Kazakhstan: Echoes of the Autumn of Sorrows

Until earlier this month, Kazakhstan, the largest of Central Asian republics to become independent after the dissolution of the Soviet Empire 30 years ago, appeared the most stable entity in the region.

Under President Nursultan Nazarbayev’s iron-fist leadership, it had avoided the religious feuds, civil wars, coups and counter-coups that had shaken kindred former Soviet republics, such as neighboring Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan.

However, Nazarbayev’s autocratic rule was not the sole reason for the new republic’s stability. There were at least three other contributory factors.

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Chinese Spy Operating in UK Parliament Is ‘Tip of the Iceberg’: Senior Conservative

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Recent revelations of a Chinese communist spy operating in the British Parliament is “just the tip of the iceberg,” a senior Conservative lawmaker has said.

Britain’s MI5 security agency took the unusual step of sending an alert to Parliament on Jan. 12 warning that an individual named Christine Ching Kui Lee has been “knowingly engaged in political interference activities on behalf of the United Front Work Department (UFWD) of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).”

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‘Great unifier’ Biden tells half the country to go to hell

President Biden went down to Georgia on Tuesday, following a trail blazed by the devil.

Bemoaning Georgia’s new election law, which is less strict than that of Mr. Biden’s Delaware or Elizabeth Warren’s Massachusetts, Mr. Biden played a tune hatched in hell, the kind of stuff that stokes a civil war, not healing.

Mr. Biden, who earlier called “white nationalists” the greatest security threat facing America, went full demagogue at an Atlanta college: “I will defend your right to vote and our democracy against all enemies foreign and, yes, domestic.”

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VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: Politicizing COVID-19 from the start

From the moment COVID-19 appeared, the pandemic became inseparable from politics.

Political frenzy was inevitable because the SARS-CoV-2 virus may have escaped from a level-4 security virology lab in Wuhan, China. The rapid-fire spread soon threatened to indict the Chinese communist government for nearly destroying the world economy and killing millions.

Western elites, in response, feared that their own lucrative investments in China would be jeopardized by such disclosures — and so acted accordingly in defending Beijing.

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We need more kink-shaming

Some of you perverts need to keep your fantasies to yourselves.

If someone had told you a few years ago that in the future USA Today would publish an article expressing sympathy for paedophiles, you’d have thought them mad. This most middle-market of newspapers, landing on the doorsteps of decent folk up and down the Land of the Free every morning, shedding a tear of empathy for paedoes? Get real. Not going to happen. Ever. Well, welcome to 2022 folks, where wokeness has dragged us so far down the putrid well of moral relativism that now even family newspapers are wondering out loud if perhaps we have been a tad harsh on people who find children sexually attractive.

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American financial institutions’ hypocrisy on China

One of the latest fads on the left is the “environmental, social and governance,” or ESG, movement, in which large companies and financial institutions promise to be environmentally sensitive, diverse, inclusive and whatever, while remaining focused on making money. In reality, ESG, especially on the investing side, seems more like window dressing and an exercise in mass hypocrisy than anything else.

Not surprisingly, those who stand to make money from the ESG ecosystem — ratings firms, corporate lawyers, audit firms, investment banks, asset managers, proxy advisers, index providers, etc. — want the federal government to create and mandate ESG standards for all companies.

While ESG advocates typically talk about the importance of climate and social issues, they ignore the reality below their rhetoric.

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The Post-Pandemic World

Together with guarded hopes that the decline of the omicron COVID-19 wave marks the beginning of the end of the pandemic comes the question: what happens when it has finally run its course? What will the post-pandemic world be like? The most likely scenario is that it will unleash the greatest political jailbreak since the end of the second world war. Only a few months after Hitler’s armies surrendered, the British electorate, eager to put the restrictions of war behind them, handed Winston Churchill a landslide defeat and replaced him with Clement Atlee. Once victory removed the rationale for all the regulations they had willingly accepted, they set about removing them. With the end of the current pandemic, the justification for lockdowns, masks, mandates, tracking, and restrictions on the public will similarly vanish and the desire for a new world will be unleashed.

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