The refugees will include “particularly vulnerable” Afghans still in the country or who’ve already fled to neighboring states, which in addition to female leaders and government employees also comprises human rights defenders, persecuted minorities and journalists.
A Muslim police officer facing investigation for tweeting racist messages once admitted that her employer found her views ‘extreme’.
Ruby Begum, 26, posted the comment when she worked for a market-research company.
The Mail on Sunday revealed last week that Ms Begum used Twitter in the months before joining the Metropolitan Police to insult Jews and mock the 9/11 terror attacks.
Non-Hispanic whites in America have shrunk by 8.6% over the last decade alone and now account for 57.8% of the U.S. population – the lowest share ever.
According to Rubin, this is marvelous.
“A more diverse, more inclusive society,” Rubin remarked on Twitter. “This is fabulous news.”
h/t Mauser98
Back in the early 1990s, after three years roaming the East Bloc of communist countries once tethered to the Soviet Union and after wild forays into the bushlands of southern Africa, I attempted to join the Canadian Security Intelligence Service — or CSIS for short.
A hijab-wearing Muslim Metropolitan Police officer, who was hailed as heroic after a forceful crackdown on anti-lockdown protesters last year, has been revealed to have posted anti-Semitic tweets, joked about the September 11th Islamist terror attacks, and was allegedly in touch with an ISIS-linked account.
A group of Brooklyn elementary-schoolers celebrating diversity through art got a tough lesson in adult politics after administrators deemed their cafeteria mural too divisive and had it removed, furious parents and teachers say.
Five trustees quit the Vegan Society last month amid allegations of institutional racism and transphobia sparked by a bitter row over whether the word ‘veganism’ was ‘cultural appropriation’.
Last summer the society, which was established nearly eight decades ago, commissioned Ijeoma Omambala QC to investigate claims that the then vice chair, Eshe Kiama Zuri, had posted racist comments online.
Her report, which was published in June, found that Zuri had written two ‘unprofessional and inappropriate’ comments about the society, but that neither was racist.
When Katherine Hannah and Zahra Musaji first started at the Canadian Security and Intelligence Agency back in 1999, they couldn’t have told you what colour the carpet was on the management levels.
Hannah said they were told at the time that women didn’t work in counterterrorism at CSIS — that they were supposed to work in human resources.
“There wasn’t a lot of diversity. It was hard to see how you fit,” said Musaji.
Funny, but I don’t feel safer.
Campus diversity advocates have pulled off their greatest coup to date: They have declared “diversity” to be a freestanding academic discipline, thus injecting their bureaucracy-heavy apparatus into the very heart of the academic enterprise. As of this month, Bentley University, a business-oriented liberal arts school in Waltham, Mass., will offer a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Sciences degree in diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). By all accounts, this is the first undergraduate major dedicated to churning out more diversity bureaucrats and consultants. It will not be the last.
“Burn it all down.”
Just to set the stage: Two Catholic churches had been burned down, when the executive director and long-time member of the BC Civil Liberties Association blasted “Burn it all down” over her Twitter feed. Burn it all down, hardly a placatory, peace-seeking message to the province or its people from the BCCLA.
I blame bad immigration policy for allowing these racists residence.
The Batley and Spen by-election shows just how destructive multiculturalism has become.
Labour has reached a new low. In Batley and Spen, ahead of the by-election on Thursday, it has been distributing leaflets that seem expressly designed to stir up racial and religious animosity. The leaflets show Boris Johnson shaking hands with the Indian prime minister, Narendra Modi. Meeting, never mind touching, such a foul Hindu creature is apparently a crime in the eyes of Labour’s Batley activists. ‘Don’t risk a Tory MP who is not on your side’, the leaflet says. You don’t need a PhD in dogwhistling to translate the nauseating message behind this leaflet: look at the Conservative PM cosying up to the evil leader of the Indian people – the Conservatives clearly cannot be trusted.
Welcome to Canada’s multicultural nightmare. Understand one thing – all of Canada’s mainstream political parties peddle the Big Lie of Multiculturalism. They don’t care about you or your family or what used to be your community. They care only about power for themselves and if retaining that power means flooding the nation with 3rd World Tribalism because their corporate backers insist on exploitive mass immigration well fuck you.
#cdn #cdnmedia #cdnpoli Is this lawlessness reflective of Canadian values? pic.twitter.com/L6nNk3qKMD
— Azad K Kaushik (@azadkaushik) June 28, 2021
Another view…
I knew it! They’ve internalized the White Man’s Racism!
Black Africans VS Brown Punjabi Indians. Guess who is the Winner?
It's always the WHITE MAN!
This happened 300 yrs ago as well in Africa & India
Don't repeat history of slavery!
Neither of us will ever be white!
Learn to live together or once again we will be their slaves!— Dr. M. Kumar Shastry 🇮🇳 (@MarkKumar3) June 29, 2021
Peel police looking for suspects after fight captured on video outside of mall
Two videos of a violent fight that broke out outside of a mall in Mississauga is making the rounds on social media.
The videos posted to YouTube show several men attacking each other with cricket and baseball bats. At least one is seen lying on the ground.
It happened out front of Westwood Mall in the Goreway Drive and Morningstar Drive area of Malton around 7:30 Saturday night.
Peel Regional Police Constable Himmet Gill says three men were injured, one was taken to hospital. All three suffered non-life threatening injuries.
The Liberals have introduced a bill to tackle online hate by amending Canada’s Criminal Code and Canadian Human Rights Act.
Bill C-36 would allow a person to appear before a provincial court, with the Attorney General’s consent, if the person fears that another will commit an offence “motivated by bias, prejudice or hate based on race, national or ethnic origin, language, colour, religion, sex, age, mental or physical disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other similar factor.”
It’s Section 13 with a Hatey Face.
If passed then pointing out that sectarian violence, honour killings, the murder of apostates and gays along with all the other ways Islam enriches the world will make you a criminal.
Some, who should know better, believe this law will prevent or at least punish those who vilify Israel as an apartheid state etc.
The gatekeepers won’t allow that to happen. Instead this dangerous legislation will be used to enforce sharia law. Dissenting opinions deemed objectionable such as criticism of multiculturalism and immigration policy will be silenced based on the whims of the anointed.
Your right to free speech will be the collateral damage of this abusive law and make no mistake that was the intention all along.
We are fucked no?
“It’s worse than #BillC10. @s_guilbeault goes further with #BillC36. This is only the start.”
PODCAST: Law proposes house arrest and $70K fines for internet publishers, bloggers, Facebook & Twitter users. @AlexpiersonAMP and Blacklock’s Reporter. https://t.co/hBWaFBXQFz #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/TeqiW2qeVM— Blacklock's Reporter (@mindingottawa) June 24, 2021
The independent inquiry into the Manchester Arena bombing of May 2017, in which 22 pop fans were killed by an Islamist extremist, has published the first volume of its report. It makes for chilling reading. The inquiry has found there were numerous ‘missed opportunities’ to confront Salman Abedi, the bomber, and potentially stop him from detonating the device in his rucksack. Most chilling of all is the reason given by one of the key security guards on patrol that evening as to why he failed to question Abedi. He was worried, he said, that asking a brown-skinned man why he was hanging around the arena might be construed as racist.
The public broadcaster is looking to advance diversity in its indie originals after representation controversies around its ‘Trickster’ and ‘Kim’s Convenience’ series.
