PICTURED: Petrol bomber, 66, who attacked Dover migrant centre before killing himself – as counter terror police lead probe into incident which detectives say was sparked by ‘some form of hate-filled grievance’

The petrol bomber who attacked a Dover migrant centre before killing himself declared ‘if you’re not ready you will not survive what is coming’ before he launched his onslaught.

Father-of-one Andrew Leak, 66 – currently being investigated by terror police over fears he was a right-wing extremist – was named this afternoon as his foul rants were revealed in horrifying detail.

He drove more than 100 miles to lob three home-made explosives at the Western Jet Foil centre after ‘carrying out a recce’ the night before the attack.

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What does ‘diversity’ really mean, asks the U.S. Supreme Court’s longest-serving Black judge

Jamil Jivani: Clarence Thomas asks a question too many Canadians are afraid to

Justice Clarence Thomas is not known for being vocal when the U.S. Supreme Court hears oral arguments. He is typically reserved and quiet. But, during Monday’s arguments on the merits of affirmative action, Justice Thomas asked one of the most important questions facing Americans and Canadians alike.

What does “diversity” really mean?

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OH BOY … HAITI BOUND

Canadian officials return from Haiti as Ottawa weighs military response to crisis

A team tasked with assessing the crisis in Haiti has returned home and is now briefing senior officials as the Canadian government weighs a potential military mission to assist the beleaguered Caribbean nation, according to Canada’s ambassador to Haiti.

Ambassador Sebastien Carriere said Monday that Canada will be expected to take a leading role in assisting the country, which has been plunged into chaos due to rampaging gangs and a worsening cholera outbreak.

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Canada: ‘Expert’ on ‘radicalization and extremism’ says ISIS brides and their kids should be repatriated ‘quickly’

Cécile Rousseau, who is described as “a pediatric psychiatrist at McGill University and an expert on violent radicalization and extremism,” advises that women and children who are being detained in Islamic State (ISIS) camps should be brought back to Canada “quickly.” She “does not believe that a handful of women returning with young children, who will be monitored and given support, will represent a danger to Canadian society,” yet she is touted as an “expert” in “radicalization and extremism.”

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ATF, Enforcer of Gun Laws, Lost ‘Thousands of Firearms, Firearm Parts’ to Thieves

With inflation, prices are up pretty much across the board, but if you’re looking for a new gun for recreation or self-defense, here’s a hint: the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) is offering them at an absolute steal. Seriously, the federal agency tasked with enforcing firearms regulations has such poor security that thousands of guns and gun parts once in its possession disappeared in the hands of thieves. And it has yet to fully implement recommended reforms.

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Pelosi Got Hammered

When a story comes out about a Pelosi getting hammered, a normal person assumes the news has something to do with a drunk speaker of the House named Nancy slurring through a staged press conference with her Pravda media friends.  You do not expect to find out that an alleged commie Castro nudist with a fondness for psychedelics has managed to Mission: Impossible his way past tight security surrounding one of the speaker’s guarded homes in order to play handyman with her husband’s tools.  

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Faulty FBI Data Obscures Successful Defensive Gun Use

With crime such an important issue, Americans depend on the FBI for accurate data. The crime data for 2021 is a mess, with almost 40% of law enforcement agencies around the country not submitting any data to the FBI. In California, 93% didn’t report crime data. In New York, 87% didn’t. Cities are embarrassed by the soaring crime rates, and even when they have collected the data they aren’t transmitting those numbers to the FBI.

But many more data errors are the direct responsibility of the FBI. 

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Ukraine faces ‘winter humanitarian crisis’ with energy grid on the brink

Energy boss says ‘virtually all’ non-nuclear power stations hit by Russian attacks

Ukraine faces a winter humanitarian crisis unless it can prevent a collapse in its electricity supply caused by the relentless campaign of Russian bombing, the chief executive of the country’s national grid has said.

Volodymyr Kudrytskyi, the chief executive of Ukrenergo, said “virtually all” large non-nuclear power stations in the country had been hit, as well as more than 30% of the network’s routing substations.

Describing the position as critical, the energy boss said Ukraine had asked western countries for badly needed spare parts last week – and repeated calls for more missile defence systems to help prevent damaging attacks.

Maybe a dozen soldiers walking behind…

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Why Is Western Culture Exempt From Complaints of Cultural Appropriation?

It is a mistake to view cultures and their products as exclusive to those of a certain skin color.

With Halloween came a new batch of articles, news segments, and podcasts lambasting and warning of unintended cultural appropriation. In an Oct. 14 PBS article, author Beatrice Alvarez admonished families that many costumes are “actually hurtful to many people because they are a form of cultural appropriation.” She offered readers an example of such appropriation: little girls choosing to dress up in the traditional Native American attire worn by the titular character in the PBS children’s show Molly of Denali.

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Vladimir Putin’s failed strategy

After 250 days, his forces are caught in a paradox

As the first 250 days of Russia’s war in Ukraine have proved again, the logic of strategy is paradoxical. It has never been linear, as in the Roman Si vis pacem para bellum: if you want peace prepare for war. Because the logic of strategy is paradoxical, it is very easy to be wrong in matters of peace and war, and very hard to be right.

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Leicester and the whitewashing of Islamism

A new inquiry into the unrest in Leicester seems to be biased from the outset.

Leicester mayor Sir Peter Soulsby has established an independent inquiry into the violent disorder that rocked the east of the city for much of September. Last week, he appointed Dr Chris Allen to lead it. This has gone down like a lead balloon among many members of Leicester’s Hindu community.

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A racial melting pot? More like a battlefield

ACCORDING to Fraser Nelson, Spectator editor and Telegraph columnist, we should celebrate Britain’s climb to the summit of the world’s melting pots. We have a Hindu Prime Minister, a Muslim Mayor of London and a Buddhist Home Secretary. Our Chancellor has a Chinese wife and Mohammed (and variants) is number one in the boys’ baby name league table, a position it has held for over a decade.

In some respects, he’s right. Britain is unquestionably a tolerant and welcoming country. It’s also nice to see Fraser Nelson challenge the myth that we’re a nation of racists and xenophobes. We have indeed greeted newcomers with warmth and cordiality. Furthermore, many arrivals have embraced our hospitality with enthusiasm and gratitude, as well as, through hard work and talent, contributing to the economic and cultural health of the nation.

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Special committee of MPs will see secret documents on firing of two Winnipeg infectious disease scientists

Justin Trudeau Xiangguo Qiu Keding Cheng – Everybody say Xi

The federal government and the three main opposition parties have agreed to set up a special committee of MPs that will have unfettered access to all national security documents related to the firing of two infectious disease scientists at the National Microbiology Laboratory in Winnipeg.

Government House Leader Mark Holland said Tuesday that his Conservative, Bloc Québécois and NDP counterparts have signed a memorandum of understanding that will allow MPs on an ad hoc committee to learn why Xiangguo Qiu and her husband, Keding Cheng, were dismissed in January, 2021. The committee will also see all secret documents involving the transfer of Ebola and Henipah viruses, overseen by Dr. Qiu, to China’s Wuhan Institute of Virology in March, 2019.

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