Raymond J. de Souza: New report recommends turning the Armed Forces into a secular theocracy

The Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) may go to war — not in Ukraine, but against its own members who don’t conform to a new standard of theological intolerance.

This week, the minister of national defence released the report of the Minister’s Advisory Panel on Systemic Racism and Discrimination. The panel, set up in December 2020 by the government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, was given the “clear mandate to seek out the policies, processes and practices that enable systemic racism and discrimination in the Department of National Defence (DND) and CAF.”

Get ready for Justin’s Tranny Brigade.

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‘Rolling Thunder’ – Day 2: Bikers muster at St. Laurent for War Memorial driveby

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The “Rolling Thunder” protest moves into its second day Saturday with a number of events in the downtown area.

Bikers began gathering at St. Laurent Shopping Centre at about 9 a.m. to prepare for a driveby at the War Memorial to honour Canada’s war dead.

The bikes are expected to pass the memorial around 11 a.m. By noon, to head out of the city.

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63% of Canadian non-owners have ‘given up’ on ever buying a home

“As housing prices rise, inflation continues and interest rates go up… we can see that there’s a bunch of Canadians who have kind of given up on the idea of home ownership,” says Gregory Jack, vice-president of public affairs at Ipsos.

Those sentiments are highest in British Columbia (74 per cent), Quebec (72 per cent) and Ontario (62 per cent), but lowest in the Prairies and Atlantic Canada, the polling shows.

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Canadian military not ready to waive citizenship requirement

A little-known immigration pathway called the Foreign Skilled Military Applicant (FSMA) has only seen 15 successful candidates over the last five years.

“Over the last year alone, the Canadian Forces Recruiting Group (CFRG) interacted with approximately 100 individuals who were interested in joining the military through the FSMA,” military spokesperson Major Brian Kominar told NCM.

“Discussions involving the Department of National Defence, the Canadian Armed Forces, and Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) on lifting the citizenship requirement are continuing, though there are no changes to announce at this time,” he said.

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Justin Trudeau Walking Canada Down A Path To Totalitarian Status

Skill-testing question: Does Canada’s federal government in 2022 require complete public subservience to the state? Correct answer: Not yet. Such is the nature of systems of government based on the authoritarian. The history of totalitarianism reveals that incremental implementation is most effective. Beneath the surface of the Covid pandemic is a seldom-discussed social issue:

To what extent has the pandemic pathed the way for an emulation of authoritarian governance in Canada? The school of political science speaks of core competencies required for conversion to a totalitarian state. Critical in the process is “mass communication to spread propaganda.”

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Transgender Politics: Canada’s New Oppressed Minority Class

In Canada, the transgender movement recently received a giant shot in the arm. Our country is the first among western democracies to release a demographic report revealing the number of trans-Canadians. Pegged at 100,000, the amount represents .03 percent of our population. A mere trifle– but enough to provide an energy boost to the post-modern identifiable community.

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Calgary man admits to terrorism charges related to Islamic State

CALGARY — A Calgary man has pleaded guilty to terrorism-related activities with the militant group Islamic State.

RCMP arrested Hussein Borhot in July 2020 after a seven-year investigation.

He was charged with three counts of participating in terrorism group activity as well as with commission of an offence for a terrorist group.

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Intelligence agency needs to keep a closer watch on extremism in prisons, report says

Canada’s spies could be doing a better job of investigating extremism in the prison system, says an internal report.

The document, obtained through an access to information request, emerged from a behind-the-scenes review of how the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) and the RCMP share information.

“One of the concerns we have is the lack of coverage over persons convicted of terrorism offences once they are in jail,” says the report. It was written by two national security lawyers tasked by the RCMP and CSIS with making recommendations to deal with information-sharing bottlenecks in the national security intelligence sphere.

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Canada’s totalitarian approach to COVID

Canada’s healthcare system didn’t have the capacity, the flexibility, the innovation or the robustness to handle a novel virus that disproportionately impacted the very old, the very weak and the very sick. Meanwhile, Canadians witnessed a colossal failure in leadership across the board – politics, government, media, business and even academia.

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John Ivison: Trudeau government ponders national handgun ban

The Trudeau government is still considering a nationwide ban on handguns as a “last resort,” even as it prepares to introduce legislation that will offer financial support to provinces that bring in their own restrictions.

“There is a robust debate about taking action (on handguns) from coast-to-coast,” said one person with knowledge of the government’s plan.

Do not let the Trudeau government disarm you.

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Economic and Trade Impacts of China’s Lockdowns, Experts Weigh in on China’s Food Security, Belt and Road and Five-Year Plan Monitor

“China re-emphasized the need for food security at the recently concluded Two Sessions. Rural revitalization to ensure agricultural supply, winter wheat support and development of a food security law were announced as priorities. How do you see this push playing out over the next few years? What opportunities and challenges should Canadian exporters watch for?”

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