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Thousands of people have taken to the streets in the nation’s capital and other cities across Canada over the last three weeks to protest vaccine mandates, pandemic restrictions and lockdowns.
While many protesters have been carrying the Canadian flag, some have been waving flags that are less recognizable.
But for experts who study extremism in Canada, the symbols on some of these flags are familiar.
Projection + Racism = 👇https://t.co/hbkz22a4gM
— Jim Hanson (@JimHansonDC) February 15, 2022
Local activist arrested for attempted shooting of Louisville mayoral candidate
This woman has an entire page dedicated to being racist against white people. She’s of course also a teacher.. pic.twitter.com/5WgkfbgVii
— Libs of Tik Tok (@libsoftiktok) February 15, 2022
Biden’s handlers bring us to the late, decadent stage before the destruction.
In the most consequential appointment since the Roman emperor Caligula made his horse Incitatus a senator, Old Joe Biden’s handlers have appointed one Sam Brinton (“they/them”) to be the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Spent Fuel and Waste Disposition in the Office of Nuclear Energy in the Department of Energy. But in our American version of late imperial decadence, Brinton is not a horse, but a dog: Brinton is also involved in “puppy play,” which apparently involves grown men putting on dog masks and behaving like animals for sexual kicks. Some people think Caligula was playing an elaborate practical joke on the Roman elites by exalting Incitatus, but the appointment of Sam Brinton is no laughing matter, and no one is more po-faced about it than the broadminded Leftists of the Biden administration.
These teachers need to be purged from our schools. pic.twitter.com/UzggANcZVT
— Libs of Tik Tok (@libsoftiktok) February 14, 2022
TORONTO — A truck carrying thousands of firearms was stolen in Peterborough, Ont. early Sunday morning, police say.
In a news release issued Sunday afternoon, Peterborough police said they were called around 7:30 a.m. to a trucking company on Parkhill Road East for reports of theft.
Police said they believe the truck hauling more than 2,000 firearms was taken from the yard at around 3 a.m.
I bet the RCMP did it.
Worth remembering in these times – RCMP Hires US Artificial Intelligence Firm to Spy on Web Users
Update: Savage Arms say theft of 2,000 firearms involved shipping partner in Peterborough
A leak site says it has been given reams of data about the donors to the Canadian anti-vaccine mandate truckers after the fundraising platform popular with supporters of the movement allegedly suffered a hack.
Distributed Denial of Secrets announced on its website that it had 30 megabytes of donor information from Christian fundraising site GiveSendGo, including names, email addresses, zip codes, and internet protocol addresses.
At the same time, GiveSendGo appeared to be offline. Visitors to the website were met with the message that it was under maintenance and “we will be back very soon.” Messages seeking comment from the site’s operators were not immediately returned.
h/t RM
It hasn’t officially happened just yet, but with multiple news outlets reporting that Justin Trudeau may finally be ready to become the first prime minister to invoke the Emergencies Act to deal with the rolling cross-country anti-vaccine mandate protests, here’s a quick overview of exactly how that might play out in the parliamentary arena.
For starters, a quick programming note: To keep this from turning into a novella-length treatise on the law itself, we’re going to skip over everything that happens before an emergency can be formally declared, other than to note that there is no requirement that the government get the go-ahead from Parliament before doing so — or, indeed, from provincial premiers if the effect of the order would “extend to more than one province.”
Lollll dad says his son is being “rebellious” because he memorized and recites the pledge of allegiance 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/wKOsxtD1ak
— Libs of Tik Tok (@libsoftiktok) February 11, 2022
A viral video showing a man eating a human heart in Mexico is shedding light on the disturbing practices recruits must undergo at cartel “terror schools.”
A member of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel—his stomach straining against a black sleeveless vest—is crouching over the body of a mutilated foot soldier from a rival crime group. The fallen man’s hands are bound and his chest looks like it has been torn open.
Shocking cellphone footage—captured in broad daylight—shows the hitman tearing large bites from the dead man’s heart. The cameraman continues to film as the hitman mocks the fallen sicario by pretending to offer him a taste of his no-longer-beating heart. In the background of the twisted scene, another body is partly visible, as is the shadow of someone hacking away at it.
A new poll finds more than two-thirds of Canadians would support the use of military force to help clear out Ottawa protesters, while support for the truckers has fallen to 20 per cent – both for what they are protesting and how they are going about it.
The latest survey by Maru Public Opinion finds 64 per cent approve using the Armed Forces to clear out trucks with heavy tows while 53 per cent support the use of force by Ottawa police to remove truckers, their families and others who refuse to leave. This includes the use of tear gas and other methods, with the understanding that such measures could result in injury.
The Military already nixed any such notion as illegal.
The left is having full blown meltdowns because teachers are not gonna be able to groom kids anymore in Florida pic.twitter.com/Mg9zCpbEVo
— Libs of Tik Tok (@libsoftiktok) February 11, 2022
Canadian ambivalence over Beijing 2022 seems to be playing out in TV viewership for the Games, with CBC posting initial ratings that are down sharply from previous Winter Olympics and even last summer’s Tokyo Games.
Primetime viewership on CBC for the first six days of events in Beijing is down 22 per cent from Tokyo, and off a whopping 48 per cent from the Pyeongchang Winter Games, according to figures provided Friday to The Globe and Mail by CBC.
… One advertising buyer told The Globe the ratings were about 25-per-cent lower than projections the CBC’s sales department had provided to the industry in advance of the Games, raising the possibility the public broadcaster may have to compensate marketers for failing to reach its expected audience.
Go Incognito
Juliette Kayyem, 52, was the assistant secretary of homeland security for intergovernmental affairs under President Barack Obama.
She had tweeted on Thursday of her desire for the Ambassador Bridge connecting Canada to the United States to be cleared of truckers.
‘Slash the tires, empty gas tanks, arrest the drivers, and move the trucks,’ she demanded.
The kind and tolerant left pic.twitter.com/wmlw09nC3k
— Libs of Tik Tok (@libsoftiktok) February 10, 2022
