Poilievre didn’t go far enough in denouncing anti-Trudeau flags: political scientist

Federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre needed to be firmer in denouncing rhetoric and flags criticizing the prime minister, according to an Alberta political scientist.

During an end-of-year news conference on Friday, Dec. 30, Poilievre said he didn’t like the expletive-laden flags some Canadians are using to insult Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

“I don’t like the flags, and I don’t like rage,” Poilievre said. “But I think we have to ask ourselves: ‘Why are people so angry?’ And the answer is that they’re hurting.

Who started this crap? Oh yea Erin O’Toole.

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Convoy organizer says plans to stage a 2023 protest in Winnipeg are off

OTTAWA – Freedom Convoy 2.0 appears to be a bust.

Canada Unity, one of the anti-government protest groups behind the protests that headlined much of last year, is calling off its plans to restage the event this February.

Canada Unity founder James Bauder initially planned to bring a four-day blockade to Ottawa but then said it would be moved to Winnipeg.

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Boxing is right to stop men fighting women

I hate the fact that I felt a major sense of relief when I saw the news that the World Boxing Council (WBC) has rejected calls from trans-activists to allow male bodied people to compete against females. Rather, they are recommending that a special transgender category is set up, and further, that only male born people can compete with other men.

In other words, men that identify as women cannot get in the ring with actual women and beat them half to death, all in the name of sport.

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Accused Idaho University murderer Bryan Kohberger ‘never slept’

PULLMAN, Wash. — Bryan Kohberger’s downstairs neighbor said the alleged quadruple slayer “never slept” — and looked too weak to kill.

The neighbor, who asked to remain anonymous, told The Post Sunday that Kohberger usually kept to himself but could always be heard at odd hours.

“He’s normally a very late night person, going to the bathroom and vacuuming at 1 or 12 in the morning,” she said “I have kids, so sometimes I thought of speaking to him or complaining, but never did.

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If you thought 2022 was bad, wait until you see what 2023 has in store for the economy

For many Canadians, 2022 was a tough year as interest rates climbed, inflation soared and the economy slowed. Unfortunately, 2023 doesn’t look like it will provide much respite.

Analysts say a recession is looming, unemployment is expected to rise, all while prices remain high and interest rates bite into our purchasing power.

“We could be in store for a bit of a doozy [of a year],” said Royce Mendes, the managing director at Desjardins Capital Markets.

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Ukraine must get long-term support, warns Nato chief

Western countries must be prepared to provide long-term support to Ukraine as Russia shows no signs of relenting, Nato’s secretary general has said.

Jens Stoltenberg told the BBC that military support would ensure the survival of Ukraine as a sovereign country and force Russia to sit down and negotiate an end to the war.

Russia’s leader accuses the West of using Ukraine to destroy his country.

Russian missiles and drones have hit Ukraine on New Year’s Eve and Day.

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Translated Star: Joly and other globalist puppets realized people thought them full of crap

‘Freedom Convoy’ protests had MélanieJoly and other foreign ministers all worried about the same thing

Most of the world’s eyes were focused on Ukraine last February when the convoy protests were disrupting life in Canada.

But Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly says she was fielding questions from her international counterparts about what the heck was going on in this country.

French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna told Joly the so-called “Freedom Convoy” bore a strong resemblance to protests being seen in her own country. The foreign ministers from Britain and New Zealand said the same thing.

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Elon Musk teases release of bombshell Fauci Files in this week’s Twitter document dump

Elon Musk has teased the release of bombshell Twitter files related to the now ex-director of the Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), Dr Anthony Fauci, this week, as part of what he calls the ‘Fauci Files.

On Sunday, the Twitter CEO tweeted to his followers: ‘Hope you’re having a great day 1 2023! One thing’s for sure, it won’t be boring.’

Then, Juanita Broaddrick, an 80-year-old former nursing home administrator who once alleged that she was raped by ex-U.S. President Bill Clinton in 1978, replied to Musk’s tweet, saying that she’s waiting…for #FauciFiles.’

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National Association of Police Chiefs Calls for Bail Reform After Murder of Constable

A national law enforcement organization has joined other law enforcement groups in calling for reform in Canada’s bail policies for violent repeat offenders and criminals who use firearms to break the law.

Following the shooting death of rookie Ontario Province Police (OPP) officer Grzegorz Pierzchala, the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP) issued a statement on Dec. 30, 2022, calling for changes to prevent criminal acts by offenders out on bail.

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‘We will love and support our son and brother’: Idaho ‘killer’s’ family STAND BY criminologist

The family of the suspected Idaho quadruple murderer has said it will stand by him, adding: ‘We will love and support our son and brother’.

Bryan Kohberger’s family addressed the charges, shared condolences to the victims families and asked for people to refrain from judgement.

Kohberger, who has been called a ‘black sheep’ among his peers, was arrested Friday in his home state of Pennsylvania.

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Canadian Gov Funds Report Attacking David Horowitz Freedom Center – Condemning calls to murder Jews is “Islamophobia”, report claims.

An imam prayed, “O Allah! Count their number; slay them one by one and spare not one of them”. A new report funded by the Canadian government claims that his critics are Islamophobes. The targets of the report include the David Horowitz Freedom Center.

The Canadian Islamophobia Industry Research Project, funded by a grant from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, was set up to “create profiles of key public, media and political figures as well as organizations who produce and distribute Islamophobic ideologies and propaganda”.

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‘Hundreds’ killed as Ukrainian Himars flatten Russian barracks in one of war’s deadliest strikes

A Ukrainian Himars attack on a town in Russia-held eastern Ukraine flattened completely destroyed a vast building holding several hundred Russian mobilised men inside.

Early estimates from Kyiv and from pro-Russian sources suggest the New Year’s Eve attack on the barracks in Makiivka could be Russia’s single biggest loss of life since the start of the invasion last February.

The Ukrainian military on Monday mocked Russia over the attack on a former school building in Makiivka, a suburb of Donetsk, attributing it to “smoking in inappropriate places” and claiming that it killed “about 400” people.

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Remembering when gun control was at least remotely rational

A curious mutation in gun control activism occurred during the last few decades, whence began a fixation on something dubbed the “assault rifle.”

Never mind that an assault rifle, insofar as the designation was ever at all valid, had always referenced a weapon with a “select fire” feature allowing three types of operation: semi-automatic, fully-automatic or in three-shot bursts.

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