Hamas says it feels demonized just because of a little traditional Islamic sexual violence on Oct. 7 which is perfectly fine with Allah & Co. in case you didn’t know

Hamas rejects UN report on Oct. 7 sexual violence

Hamas issued a statement on Tuesday rejecting a United Nations report released the previous day on the Gaza-based terrorist group’s sexual violence during the Oct. 7 massacre and the sexual abuse of hostages.

“We in Hamas strongly reject and condemn the report published by U.N. representative Premila Patten, which accuses the Palestinian resistance fighters of committing acts of rape and sexual violence on October 7,” the terrorist organization wrote.

The terror group called the report’s claims “baseless false accusations” which amounts to the “demonization of Hamas.”

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Latest Trudeau Perfidy: Liberal government reportedly poised to resume UNRWA funding

OTTAWA — A little over a month after Canada hit the pause button on funding the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, reports suggest the federal government is prepared to resume sending money by next month.

Citing confidential sources, reports published Tuesday evening by CBC News suggest Canada is preparing to resume sending money to UNRWA, with an announcement reportedly scheduled for Wednesday.


This is an insult to all non- Hamas allied Canadians.

Trudeau is offering tax payer dollars to a terrorist supporting organization to shore up votes with the LPC’s Hamas base.

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SAS soldiers arrested on suspicion of war crimes in Syria

Five SAS soldiers have been arrested on suspicion of alleged war crimes following the death of a suspected jihadist in Syria.

The soldiers, who remain on active duty, are claimed to have said he posed a threat and feared he intended to carry out a suicide attack.

Defence sources have indicated that the arrests had been made following the incident two years ago.

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Affordable-housing buyers already owned homes, civil suits claim

Built with a $53-million low-interest loan from the province to underwrite the below-market sale of family homes, Victoria’s Vivid condominium development was supposed to be a new model for affordable housing in B.C.

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Then housing minister — and now premier — David Eby hailed the 2021 completion of construction on the 135-unit building in the provincial capital’s downtown as “great news” for middle-income British Columbians hoping to achieve the dream of home ownership.

But court documents obtained by CBC allege that as many as a dozen of those condos were sold to people who already owned property — in some cases multiple homes worth millions.

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Russian communist party suggests Western spies killed Stalin

Communists of Russia party urges Kremlin’s security services to investigate death of dictator in 1953

The Communists of Russia party has urged the FSB security service, the successor agency to the Soviet Union’s KGB, to investigate the possible involvement of Western intelligence agents in the death of Soviet leader Joseph Stalin in 1953.

Russia’s RIA news agency cited Sergei Malinkovich, the party’s chairman, as saying: “The party appealed to the prosecutor general’s office of the Russian Federation and the FSB with a request to check the possible involvement of Western intelligence services in the death of Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin.”

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Woke VA officials ban iconic WWII kiss photo over ‘values’ — and are forced to reverse it when boss finds out via tweet

Woke officials at the Department of Veterans Affairs banned the iconic photo of a World War II Times Square kiss from agency buildings last week — claiming it no longer fit the “values” of the VA.

But the move apparently blind-sided their furious boss, VA Secretary Denis McDonough, who very publicly reversed the edict on X on Tuesday morning — after seemingly learning of it through a tweet.

The VA chief had not been made aware of the memo before it was issued and never approved it, sources familiar with the matter added to The Associated Press.

The assholes who did this should be horsewhipped.

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More than 100 Iranian-Canadians call for party probe of Conservative nomination race

More than 100 Iranian-Canadians sent a letter to Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre on Tuesday calling for an investigation of the party’s handling of allegations of Iranian regime interference in an Ontario riding nomination race.

Those who signed the letter include academics, physicians and people who lost loved ones on Flight PS752 when it was shot down by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in 2020.

Kaveh Shahrooz, an outspoken critic of Iran’s regime, announced on social media last month that he was withdrawing from the Conservative nomination contest in the federal riding of Richmond Hill. He said he faced “unprecedented” foreign interference and intimidation during his campaign.

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Online harms bill could spark ‘an absolute tsunami of complaints’

‘By allowing these tribunals to offer cost awards, they’re effectively going to be incentivizing complaints,’ says Aaron Wudrick, of the Macdonald-Laurier Institute

Ottawa bureau chief Stuart Thomson talks to Aaron Wudrick, the director of the domestic policy program at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, about the government’s new online harms bill.

The bill will attempt to force social-media, user-uploaded adult content and live-streaming services to reduce exposure to online content deemed harmful. That means strengthening the reporting of child pornography and better addressing hate propaganda and providing recourse to victims of hate online.


Hard to believe that something could be worse than Section 13 but here it is.

This is about control not “harm.”

I am certain the worst will come to pass.

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