Anjem Choudary’s ‘right-hand man’ calls for sharia in Britain

A convicted terrorist and key lieutenant of hate preacher Anjem Choudary has been using social media to demand the imposition of sharia in Britain.

Mizanur Rahman, who was jailed alongside Choudary in 2016 for expressing support for the banned Islamic State group, has been exploiting YouTube and TikTok to preach radical Islam and claims sharia – the Islamic legal and ethical system – would eradicate crime and save the NHS.

In one video, Rahman, who was Choudary’s right-hand man, criticises the Muslim mayors of London and New York for failing to introduce sharia in their respective cities.

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Toronto anti-Iran war protest met with pro-Shah and regime change supporters

A small group protesting the war in Iran near the United States Consulate in downtown Toronto on Saturday was met with pro-Shah demonstrators who support regime change in the country.

The afternoon rally appeared to be peaceful after Toronto Police set up barriers on the east side of University Ave., north of Queen St. W., to keep both groups apart, according to a livestream of the event.

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Trump and the truth about Europe’s ‘betrayal’, Part 1

WE ARE always being told by the more idiotic European and British political commentators that Donald Trump and his administration have betrayed something precious.

We are told that they have betrayed ‘the international rules-based system’. We are told that they have betrayed ‘the democratic norms’. We are told they have betrayed Nato. And we are told that they have betrayed their European partners.

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Ryan Wedding’s Network Linked To Toronto’s Growing Police Corruption Scandal

TORONTO — Brian Da Costa, the central narco-trafficking suspect in an explosive Toronto police corruption case — one that allegedly enlisted serving officers to traffic drugs and to help target a jail official for murder — has been connected to Gurpreet Singh, the Indo-Canadian trucker that U.S. prosecutors describe as a key cross-border smuggler in the billion-dollar cocaine trafficking network of former Olympian turned Sinaloa Cartel heavyweight Ryan Wedding.

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We’ve been speaking to Iranians during one week of war. Here’s what they said

When Hamid heard news of the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei a week ago today, he felt a wave of euphoria and took his wife and daughter into the street outside his home in Tehran to celebrate.

For the next few days, as US and Israeli bombs slammed into buildings across the capital, the family went onto the roof of the house to watch the airstrikes coming in, cheering every time a regime target was hit.

“Try to find anywhere else on this earth where the population would be happy with an external attack on their country,” he told me, via a cousin in the UK.

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The Star Pleads! Won’t Someone Think Of The Khameneists!

… And despite the hundreds of thousands rallying in Toronto in recent weeks in support of Iranian anti-regime protests, many in the diasporas from the region say they are reluctant to show their support publicly. Some on the sidelines say they have been horrified by people thanking Trump and Netanyahu while waving American and Israeli flags.

It’s a scene that seems surreal to Reza Kasrai, an Iranian Canadian, who moved here in 1987 when he was in high school.

“Those two countries, specifically, have been the cause of so much suffering in that region, so to believe somehow that they’re going to be the salvation of Iran is delusional,” said Kasrai, who still has family in Tehran and Isfahan.

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Terrifying video shows Muslim on Southwest Air dragged off flight after threatening to bomb plane

Harrowing footage shows the moment a passenger was removed from a flight, as a Southwest Airlines flight from Nashville to Fort Lauderdale was forced to divert and land in Atlanta Friday night due to a reported security threat.

After redirecting from its original flight path to Florida, Southwest flight 2094 landed safely in Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport at 9:06 p.m. and a passenger was ejected from the flight by the Atlanta Police Department, FOX5 Atlanta reported.

h/t Patti Jo

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Canada’s Mark Carney tries to strike a balance on Iran

Prime Minister Mark Carney is facing criticism at home as he tries to strike a balance on the US-Israeli military action in Iran, as Canada scrambles to get its citizens out of the region and faces the risk of being dragged into a widening conflict.

Carney expressed strong support for the initial strikes when they launched a week ago, arguing for the value of preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon and its regime “from further threatening international peace and security”.

Days later, he said it was a position he took “with regret” because the strikes appeared “inconsistent with international law”.

Carney – Man of Jello!

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