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Trudeau is getting hammered in the comments. Every day more and more people see him for the despicable race-baiting punk he is.

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The human inclination toward inertia guides Western nation’s anti-Israel policies

Humanity’s constant and, by the laws of physics, the unavoidable inclination is to minimize energy use. We naturally take the shortest route between two points. Just like a rock flying through space moves along a straight line, our bodies and minds naturally seek the shortest distance, shortest time, least energy consumption, or least costly manner to complete all tasks facing us. This is “the principle of least action.” This principle goes a long way to explaining the Left’s hostility to Jews and support for Hamas and its fellow travelers.

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School boards shouldn’t rush into adopting anti-Palestinian racism strategies

On June 20, Toronto District School Board (TDSB) trustees voted 15-7 to add the term “anti-Palestinian racism” to its anti-racism strategy. As a result, a new working group will be established to create a stand-alone strategy to address anti-Palestinian racism and discrimination in schools, and the board will introduce a “professional learning series” on the topic. While on its face this development might seem righteous and well-intentioned, for many in the Jewish community, highlighting anti-Palestinian racism raises red flags. In light of these dynamics and the potential risks, we need to start having more challenging conversations about anti-Palestinian racism, even if those conversations are uncomfortable.

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Anthony Housefather denounces ‘plain antisemitism’ on posters erected in Montreal

Liberal MP Anthony Housefather is denouncing posters erected in Montreal that show the flag of Nazi Germany and equate Zionism to terrorism.

The posters also target Housefather directly, describing him as a neo-Nazi and calling for him to “get out of Canada.”

Housefather denounced the posters on social media Tuesday evening. In an interview Wednesday, he described them as “plain antisemitism.”


Housefather’s party has actively courted the Islamist antisemites and their useful idiots.

All our mainstream parties are guilty of coddling them.

Anyone in any party who thought importing Islamists was good for Canada should be Jailed.

It’s like asking the Waffen SS to settle here in WW II.

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From the River to the Sea – Israeli sovereignty!

In the words of the late Salomon Benzimra, author of The Jewish People’s Rights to the Land of Israel

“Tell the world there will be no negotiating until the territorial sovereignty of Israel and Judea Samaria is no longer questioned.”

The entire world shared their views on the Jews and Israel after October 7.

We are living through times where too many stand with the Barbarians. Why do people CHOOSE to stand with evil? For surely that is what is happening when western countries stand with Muslim countries against Israel’s right to exist. When US college students demonstrate for Hamas. The question is “which Israel”? What are the borders to which they disagree?


I don’t think Israel has much of a choice. Go it alone and get used to it.

They are increasingly isolated and know first hand that nothing they can do or say will assuage their enemies hatred.

I find some of their “Canadian” outreach to be questionable though it may be deemed necessary due to the diaspora’s declining public & political capital.

Allying with Canada’s Hindus against pro-Khalistan Sikhs as some grass-roots organizations have done is not a good look given the vicious persecution Christians face in India.

Oh well.

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Big Lies About Israel

Palestinians. Casual get together.

For months, Israel has refuted libelous claims of famine in Gaza, as international organizations — especially the UN and the EU, the International Court of Justice and mainstream media alongside NGOs such as Human Rights Watch — pushed the false, malicious narrative that Israel was causing famine in Gaza and even using it as a “weapon of war.” Israel might have saved itself the effort. No one was listening.

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U of T encampment Hamasphrodites bravely ran away ahead of 6 p.m. deadline

After staying more than 60 days at an encampment they set up at the University of Toronto, pro-Palestinian protesters have moved out of the site ahead of the 6 p.m. deadline.

At a 5 p.m. news conference, organizers confirmed that they were “departing” from King’s College Circle, saying they “refuse to give the Toronto Police Service an opportunity to brutalize us.”

“We are leaving on our terms to protect our community from the violence.”

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The streets will run brown with Double Doubles! Toronto police will enforce order that U of T encampment must come down so they say

The Toronto Police Service says it will enforce a court order granted yesterday that says demonstrators at a pro-Palestinian protest encampment at the University of Toronto must dismantle the site by 6 p.m. today.

Ontario Superior Court Justice Markus Koehnen says while there is no evidence the encampment participants have been violent or antisemitic, the demonstration has taken away the university’s ability to control what happens in the area known as King’s College Circle.

I wonder if by “enforce” they mean like they did about public nudity at the Pride parade?

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Why Are Hamas’s Crimes Ignored by Western Media?

If you think that the Palestinian Authority (PA) or any Arab state would agree to take control of the Gaza Strip as long as the Iran-backed terrorist group Hamas has not been totally destroyed and removed from power, you would be wrong.

Removing the military and governing capabilities of Hamas, however, unfortunately cannot be achieved as long as the Biden administration and Western countries keep exerting pressure on Israel to halt the war, which erupted after the Hamas-led October 7, 2023 attack that resulted in the murder of 1,200 Israelis and the abduction of more than 240 others as hostages.

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U of T gets injunction to clear encampment

An Ontario court has granted an injunction to the University of Toronto to clear a pro-Palestinian encampment on school property.

The Ontario Superior of Court of Justice ruled Tuesday that protesters must take down tents in an area known as King’s College Circle by Wednesday at 6 p.m.

The order by Justice Markus Koehnen also gives Toronto police the authority to arrest and remove anyone who refuses to comply with the court order.

At this point I doubt anyone cares much.

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A Labour government could well abandon Israel to its fate

If we are trying to decipher what a Labour government will mean for British policy towards Israel, and the impact of such policy here in the UK, it probably makes sense to look at the most recent opportunity for Labour politicians to demonstrate where they stand. In that context, one could make a plausible case that the most important support by any British politician of Israel’s right to self-defence after the massacre of October 7 – and thus of its having spent the past eight months hunting down Hamas in Gaza – has come from Sir Keir Starmer.

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Footage shows millionaire Jonathan Kaye being attacked by group hurling anti-Semitic slurs – as he turns himself in to police for punching woman during the scuffle

Dramatic new footage has revealed the moment New York investment banker Jonathan Kaye was attacked by a group of revelers hurling anti-Semitic slurs at him – for the first time since he was accused of punching a woman during the altercation last month.

Kaye, 52, the now former managing director at Moelis & Company, made headlines in early June after viral video showed him throwing a vicious punch at a female reveler at the Brooklyn Pride Parade on June 8.

The millionaire banker was reported to have resigned from his high-paying role last week after being placed on leave as his firm investigated the incident.

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Howard Levitt: Lack of scrutiny in appointment of Canadian Human Rights Commissioner disturbing

Appointments of judges, arbitrators and, for today’s purpose, human rights commissioners, have real-life consequences. After all, the people who decide things matter.

The Canadian Human Rights Commission (CHRC) already had considerable power before Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s new Online Harms Act, amending the Canadian Human Rights Act, made it the arbiter of complaints about online hate speech. Of course, what constitutes “hate speech” remains open for debate.

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