Trudeau condemns rise of hate speech in Canada as his Hamasophobia Tzar shares petition calling to “contextualize” slaughter of babies by her co-cultists

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OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made an impassioned appeal Wednesday for calm among Canadians who hold differing views about what’s going on in the Middle East, and condemned the rise of incidents of hate speech and violence in Canada.

In a week that saw firebombings of two Montreal Jewish institutions, Trudeau spoke as he entered a Liberal caucus meeting Wednesday, saying: “Everything we’re seeing is dividing people right across the globe. And within our own country, we’re seeing right now a rise in antisemitism that is terrifying.”


You won’t be disappointed, Junior the vote whore goes on to decry the “rise” of Islamophobia because we all know mosques and halal food joints are being burned to the ground as we speak across Canada. Of course the facts show otherwise.

Toronto police say over 130% rise in hate-related calls since Israel-Gaza war

With the rise in anti-Semitism and Islamophobia since the conflict broke out in Israel and Gaza, the City of Toronto and Toronto Police Service are reiterating their commitment to an inclusive city for everyone, especially around places of worship.

It comes as there has been a reported 132 per cent increase in hate-related calls to Toronto police. Since October 7, there have been 14 hate crimes reported, 12 of which were anti-Semitic and two were Islamophobic. They include incidents of mischief, uttering death threats and criminal harassment.

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Germany may soon become a Sharia nation

In 2015, the so-called Arab Spring, which Barack Obama helped foment, turned into the Muslim march on Europe. As you may recall, then-Chancellor Angela Merkel, from her powerful position as head of the EU’s most powerful nation, invited in all the displaced refugees from across the Muslim Middle East and Africa. It was an invasion by invitation, and now Germany may soon become a Muslim-controlled country.

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Is Campus Rage Fueled by Middle Eastern Money?

Since Hamas’s October 7 massacre, it has been hard to miss the explosion of antisemitic hate that has gripped college campuses across the country. At Cornell, a student posted a call “to follow [Jews] home and slit their throats,” and a professor said the terror attack “energized” and “exhilarated” him. At Harvard, a mob of students besieged an Israeli student, surrounding him as they bellowed “shame, shame, shame.” At dozens of other campuses, students gathered to celebrate Hamas.

The response from school administrations has been alarming. With few exceptions, in the immediate aftermath of October 7, university presidents issued equivocal statements about the initial attack. Some professors even celebrated it. And the focus on the part of administration bureaucrats has been on protecting the students tearing down posters and being shamed for doing so.

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Mohammed felt he was being controlled by magic …

A man has been found guilty of attempting to murder two elderly worshippers by setting them alight after they left mosques in London and Birmingham.

Mohammed Abbkr, 29, prayed with the congregation before waiting for victims Hashi Odowa, 82, and Mohammed Rayaz, 70, outside.

He followed both men before spraying them with petrol from a water bottle and using a lighter to set them on fire.

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UK: Met Police ask pro-Palestinian protesters to postpone Armistice Day demonstration

Scotland Yard has asked organisers of the pro-Palestinian march planned for Armistice Day to “urgently reconsider” amid growing concern over the risk of violent disorder.

Thousands of people are expected to attend a rally in central London on Saturday to protest against Israel’s action in Gaza following the Hamas terror attacks last month.

But police have come under growing pressure to ban the march after politicians said organising it on November 11 – the day when the country remembers those who paid the ultimate price – was an affront to the British public.


Hmm they changed the original headline from “begs” to “asked” and “pleaded” became “appealed.”

The MET are afraid.

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WARMINGTON: Mayor, anti-Semitism, not Islamophobia, is running rampant

Olivia Chow at an Muslim protest standing in solidarity with local Islamist Zafar Bangash – 2009

It would not be a long walk if Mayor Olivia Chow chose to pop over to show support for Aroma Espresso Bar, the city’s latest victim of anti-Semitism.

But Chow has been missing in action since Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on Israel. Certainly, she’s been invisible when it comes to standing up for Jewish-owned businesses which are being bullied.

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Mohammad the depressed bomber was sad …

Patient ‘tried to cheer up depressed bomber’ at Leeds hospital

A patient averted a bomb attack on a Leeds hospital by asking the would-be bomber if he was “all right” and then keeping him talking for five hours, a court has been told.

Mohammad Sohail Farooq, 28, a clinical support worker, was arrested on January 20 outside St James’s Hospital in Leeds with a viable bomb, manufactured from a pressure cooker and 9.9kg of low explosive.

Farooq had been viewing extremist videos on TikTok, and had also conducted a reconnaissance trip around the RAF Menwith Hill listening station, Sheffield crown court was told.

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While Terrorists Tweet, I Was Censored for Telling the Truth About Islam

“Islam is built on the mass murder of innocent people”

I’ve never been on Team Musk. The new free Twitter is a hype machine that’s mostly smoke and mirrors. It favors certain famous users who talk about how free they feel while the rules haven’t actually changed for the vast majority.

And speaking of… I’ve now earned yet another badge of censored honor.

He is bang on about Twitter.

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Suggestion that supporters of the Hamas slaughter be deported lands McMaster Doc in hot water with pro-holocaust crowd

‘Deport them all’ Hamilton cardiologist and McMaster professor under fire for comment about pro-Palestine protest

A prominent cardiologist, Dr. Eva Lonn, at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ont. is under review by the university for comments made on social media about pro-Palestinian protests, calling for rallygoers to be deported.

“The post does not align with our values in advancing inclusive excellence or responsibilities as healthcare educators and professionals,” reads an emailed statement from a McMaster University spokesperson. “This matter is being reviewed by the university in alignment with university policies and will be addressed promptly and according to these policies. All parties involved have the right to confidentiality. As such, employment matters are not discussed on a specific case basis.”

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A GREAT BIG THANK YOU IS OWED TO SUCCESSIVE LIBERAL AND CONSERVATIVE GOVERNMENTS FOR BLIGHTING THIS ONCE FINE NATION… WHAT YOU DID WAS FUCKING EVIL

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Syrian Migrant Knifeman Admits He Killed for the Islamic State

A suspected sympathiser of the Islamic State who murdered a 35-year-old man on the streets of the German city of Duisburg earlier this year has admitted he carried out the deadly knife attack on orders from the terrorist group to kill its enemies.

The Düsseldorf Higher Regional Court heard from the 27-year-old Syrian this week on Thursday, November 2nd, as he admitted that he carried out the attack which left one dead and four others wounded on behalf of the Islamic State, the newspaper Die Welt reports.

h/t kiki9

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UK: Muslim Police adviser led ‘from the river to the sea’ chant

A hard-Left activist who was filmed leading chants of “from the river to the sea” at a pro-Palestinian rally is an adviser to the police on their response to protests over the Israel-Hamas conflict, The Telegraph can disclose.

Attiq Malik, a solicitor who has also railed against “global censorship by the Zionists”, was present in the police operations room during protests last month.

A video uncovered by The Telegraph shows Mr Malik instigating chants of “from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free” in 2021, a slogan described by Downing Street as “deeply offensive” to many.

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