Declassified 1992 CSIS memo warned refugee system could be exploited by Islamic extremists

Declassified 1992 CSIS memo warned refugee system could be exploited by Islamic extremists

A newly released Canadian Security Intelligence Service memo from 1992 warned that Islamic extremists could exploit Canada’s refugee system to enter the country while avoiding the security screening routinely applied to other foreign nationals.

Blacklock’s Reporter says the declassified document, obtained through Access to Information laws, argued that refugee claimants were particularly difficult for authorities to screen and monitor because many arrived using improper documentation and with little verifiable background information.

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Remigration Activist Knocked Unconscious in Manchester Street Attack

Remigration Activist Knocked Unconscious in Manchester Street Attack

A young British Christian, pro-life, and remigration activist who goes by the name of Young Bob says he was assaulted by a group of men while conducting a public debate stand on immigration in Manchester on Monday.

In a post on X, the activist said a group of “foreign lads” approached him from behind, dragged him to the ground, and punched and kicked him during the incident. He said he lost consciousness during the assault and was later treated by paramedics before going to hospital with injuries including cuts, bruises, and suspected concussion.

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Yes, rioting is wrong, but what other options are left?

Yes, rioting is wrong, but what other options are left?

IF A country’s measure of success was importing high numbers of anonymous criminals from alien cultures who are hell-bent on destroying the society that they are packed into, Sir Keir Starmer, Sir Sadiq Khan and their supporters have exceeded every expectation.

The list of British casualties continues to increase thanks to Starmer’s human rights obsession, the most recent being the avoidable death of 18-year-old Henry Nowak and attempted beheading victim Stephen Ogilvie in Belfast. As Starmer, Khan and the Belfast mayor relentlessly push the public to accept yet more unvetted doctors and rocket scientists fleeing wars in France, police training encourages officers to treat the testimony of white victims with greater scepticism than that of non-whites. Henry Nowak paid the price for that madness.

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Canada must vet new immigrants for cultural compatibility

Canada must vet new immigrants for cultural compatibility

Canada has finally begun to acknowledge what millions of Canadians have known for years: immigration levels matter. After bringing in approximately 485,000 permanent residents in 2024, the federal government reduced its targets to 395,000 in 2025 and 380,000 in 2026. Temporary resident numbers have also been cut significantly.

Yet while politicians have become willing to discuss how many immigrants Canada can absorb, they remain remarkably reluctant to discuss a far more important question: who are we admitting, and should cultural compatibility play any role in the answer?

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DONOVAN: ‘Somali Heritage Month’ is the latest sign Canada lost its own identity

DONOVAN: ‘Somali Heritage Month’ is the latest sign Canada lost its own identity

On June 8, Liberal MP for Etobicoke Centre, Yvan Baker, introduced a private member’s bill to declare July of every year as “Somali Heritage Month.”

It should be noted that Toronto’s Etobicoke is home to a large, heavily concentrated Somali population. In June 2024, Baker gathered with “members and leaders of the Somali-Canadian community” to raise the Somali flag at City Hall to “celebrate Somalia’s Independence Day.”

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Reports: Belfast Knife Suspect Was Sudanese Police Officer

Reports: Belfast Knife Suspect Was Sudanese Police Officer

The Sudanese migrant accused of the Belfast knife attack that triggered widespread riots this week is a former policeman from a prominent family in northern Sudan, according to new reports.

Friends told British media that Hadi Alodid briefly served with the police in Khartoum before leaving the country after the outbreak of civil war in 2023.

The revelation emerged as Northern Ireland experienced a second night of disorder, with police making 16 arrests and reporting injuries to 12 officers.

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Sadistic Sikh killers of elderly B.C. couple file Constitutional challenge

Sadistic Sikh killers of elderly B.C. couple file Constitutional challenge

Three men convicted of killing Abbotsford seniors Arnold and Joanne Dejong have now all filed Constitutional challenges, seeking consideration for early parole under the so-called faint-hope clause.

Khushveer Toor, Abhijeet Singh and Gurkaran Singh were all found guilty last month on two counts of first-degree murder.

The conviction carries an automatic life sentence with no chance of parole for 25 years. But the trio is now asking that they be eligible for consideration of early parole.

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Importing ‘Alien Cultures’ and ‘Losing’ Eyes

Importing ‘Alien Cultures’ and ‘Losing’ Eyes

Haven’t watched the downward societal spiral in Britain for a while now, I’m not quite prepared to say they are on the cusp of an…well…’awakening,’ per se.

But there does seem to be a different feel in the air. A different undertone to much of the same rhetoric that’s been spoken and written after one of these horrific atrocities is committed. British people might express some frustration or even anger publicly, British politicians invariably get their prickly backsides up, issuing ‘Now, now’ lectures and blaming the aggrieved citizens for objecting to the blood in their streets.

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Toronto group calls to release alleged Iran proxy who coordinated waves of attacks on Jewish sites

Toronto group calls to release alleged Iran proxy who coordinated waves of attacks on Jewish sites

A Toronto activist group called for the US to release the Iranian regime proxy group commander who allegedly helped orchestrate attacks on Jewish, Israeli, and dissident sites and individuals across Europe and North America in the name of Harakat Ashab al-Yamin al-Islamia (HAYI), in a Thursday statement.

Al-Ahrar Palestinian Prisoner Support called for the immediate release of Kataib Hezbollah commander Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood Al-Saadi, who had been extradited and charged by the US Department of Justice on May 15 for various terrorism offenses related to 18 attacks.

The Canada-based organization called on activists and organizations to act against the “violent move” by the US, rejecting his criminalization and describing his attacks as legitimate wartime actions.

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Smug elites ignoring the dangers of so-called ‘asylum seekers’ is getting people killed — just look at Belfast

Smug elites ignoring the dangers of so-called ‘asylum seekers’ is getting people killed — just look at Belfast

Belfast has suffered its fair share of horror.

During “the Troubles,” decades of bombings, shootings and riots scarred a city riven by sectarian strife.

But this week a far more vicious kind of violence visited Belfast: an almost medieval act of wanton savagery that has provoked nausea and rage across Britain and Ireland.

It unfolded in all its grim terror Monday night on a dimly lit North Belfast street.

The media are furious!

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Belfast knife attack reflects years of silence on immigration

Belfast knife attack reflects years of silence on immigration

Late on Monday evening, a man in the Kinnaird Avenue area of North Belfast was the target of a brutal attempted murder. A circulating video of the event shows the attacker sitting atop his blood-soaked victim, apparently trying to behead the man. Several individuals attempted to wrestle the assailant off the victim, one using a hurling stick.

h/t Patti Jo

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Somalian arrested over ‘sickening’ Belfast knife attack

Somalian arrested over ‘sickening’ Belfast knife attack

A Somalian man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a knife attack in Belfast.

The suspect is in custody after a man in his 40s was taken to hospital with “significant injuries” to his face, neck and back.

Footage shared on social media appeared to show an individual pinning the man to the ground before stabbing him in the head several times.

h/t Patti Jo

In case the embed is pulled.

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How lax immigration brought one of Canada’s most dangerous gangs to life

How lax immigration brought one of Canada’s most dangerous gangs to life

At the immigration hearing for an accused Indian gangster last week, an Edmonton Police officer attempted to illustrate the scale of the criminal operation that law enforcement was now dealing with.

The hearing concerned Jashandeep Singh, an Indian national who had been photographed joking around with an illegal firearm linked to extortion-related violence in Edmonton.

Singh told the hearing through a Punjabi translator that he had no idea that the man who had given him what he thought was a replica gun, Arshdeep Singh, worked in organized crime. And it was these criminal links that got Arshdeep himself deported under guard in January, with the Canada Border Services Agency declaring him inadmissible due to “membership in a criminal organization linked to extortion, arson, drug trafficking, and firearm offences.”


Remigration now.

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Keir Starmer’s loser gov’t hits out after Vance post about Henry Nowak

Keir Starmer’s loser gov’t hits out after Vance post about Henry Nowak

Downing Street has hit out at “people trying to interfere in our democracy and seeking to stir up division”, after JD Vance’s comments on the murder of Henry Nowak.

The US vice-president blamed the death of the 18-year-old British student, who was fatally stabbed last year in Southampton by Vickrum Digwa, on the “mass invasion of migrants” and said the “only response” was “righteous anger”.

I’m with Vance.

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Indian ‘idol immersions’ could harm Canadian ecosystems

Indian ‘idol immersions’ could harm Canadian ecosystems

Videos have been going around all-over social media over Ganpati idol immersions, much recently being submerged in Canadian lakes around areas in Ontario and British Columbia.

“Idol immersion” refers to the practice of submerging religious idols in rivers, lakes, or oceans after festivals, most notably during Ganesh Chaturthi and Durga Puja.

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