Inside France’s war against radical mosques

Inside France’s war against radical mosques

Another mosque in France has been shut down, this one in a bleak north Paris suburb that usually makes headlines for criminal gangs and drug trafficking.

The Attaqwa mosque, surrounded by council housing and warehouses in a grim section of Aulnay-sous-Bois, was closed by authorities this week for allegedly propagating radical Islamist ideology and inciting terrorism. Videos posted on social media also showed an imam at the mosque exhorting Muslims to strike their small children if they don’t pray.

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Noah Jarvis: Doug Ford should block the Liberal high-speed rail boondoggle

Noah Jarvis: Doug Ford should block the Liberal high-speed rail boondoggle

Ontario Premier Doug Ford shouldn’t sit around while the federal government burns taxpayer money on a high-speed rail line in his backyard. He should try to stop it.

The proposed Alto high-speed rail line would be 1,000 kilometres long, running from Toronto to Quebec City. The feds say the line would cost taxpayers up to $90 billion. That’s $2,170 per Canadian or $8,680 for a family of four. But there are lots of reasons not to trust the government’s estimate.

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Germany’s Electricity Rationing Is No Longer Unthinkable

Germany’s Electricity Rationing Is No Longer Unthinkable

For a child of the 1980s, it is undoubtedly a peculiar experience to witness the seemingly unstoppable decline of Germany into the lower ranks of developed nations. What memories do the events surrounding the invasion of the Spanish enclaves Ceuta and Melilla evoke these days? The loss of control in 2015 and its serious consequences for our society are becoming tangible again. Germany’s cities have not been the same since those years — German citizens are paying an enormous price for the ideological-socialist delusion that has embedded itself in all parties beyond the firewall, in their organizations, and in the media.

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Edmonton Police Service facing backlash over post calling for individuals to report online ‘hate’

Edmonton Police Service facing backlash over post calling for individuals to report online ‘hate’

EDMONTON — Individuals are criticizing the Edmonton Police Service after the agency made a social media post encouraging individuals to report online “hate” comments and used anti-immigration comments as examples.

“You typed it. Someone lived it,” reads the caption of an EPS post made on Friday. “Online hate isn’t ‘just a comment.’ It hurts real people and harms real communities. Hate has no home here…”


The goal always is to criminalize dissent.

(Incognito)

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Mamdani’s Grocery Stores Expose the Democrats’ Biggest Voter ID Lie

Mamdani’s Grocery Stores Expose the Democrats’ Biggest Voter ID Lie

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s new city-run grocery stores in all five boroughs will sell staples like milk, cheese, and bread at roughly 30% below typical retail prices, but to get that discount, shoppers will need to show a form of identification at the register.

h/t Mauser

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How the Ceuta border crossing incident immediately played into the hands of Spain’s far right … says Open Borders Lunatic at The Star

How the Ceuta border crossing incident immediately played into the hands of Spain’s far right … says Open Borders Lunatic at The Star

It is estimated that more than 50,000 migrants crossed entered the small Spanish enclave of Ceuta in the course of a single day after the border effectively collapsed.

Ceuta, an autonomous city, sits on Morocco’s northern coast. The Spanish government has said almost all of the migrants have since returned to Morocco, and at least 57 have died.

Faced with doubts as to how and why this was able to happen, the public was left with only footage and photographs: people swimming and climbing onto Ceuta’s Tarajal beach, tens of thousands in a single day and night, scores dead.


They didn’t “crossed entered” they invaded.

h/t Patti Jo

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Yoni Goldstein: Postmodernism is coming to a natural end

Yoni Goldstein: Postmodernism is coming to a natural end

There is no specific date on which to pin the advent of the postmodern age. The term was coined in reference to painting in 1870, and first cited as a descriptor for contemporary social and cultural thought in 1939. In 1960, the sociologist Daniel Bell published “The End of Ideology,” heralding a “post-industrial society” and laying the groundwork for postmodern thought as a guiding light in academia. Jacques Derrida and Michel Foucault followed from the mid-’60s, cementing the philosophical base for postmodernism and popular derivatives like Edward Said’s postcolonial theory.

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Trump calls Iranian leaders ‘unbelievably duplicitous,’ tells Tehran to make a deal or surrender

Trump calls Iranian leaders ‘unbelievably duplicitous,’ tells Tehran to make a deal or surrender

Trump’s latest threats came after Iran denied it was in negotiations with the U.S. after the memorandum of understanding signed in June, pausing the war, collapsed in early July.

In a lengthy post on Truth Social, Trump wrote: “Iranian Leadership is unbelievably duplicitous! They ask for a meeting, some would say ‘beg,’ talks begin, with more scheduled in the immediate future, and they say, openly and proudly, that they’re not having any discussions, that nothing is being talked about, and they’re only dealing with ‘Oman.’

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‘Dune‘ Star Javier Bardem Blames Israel for the Illegal Migrant Invasion of Spanish Ceuta

‘Dune‘ Star Javier Bardem Blames Israel for the Illegal Migrant Invasion of Spanish Ceuta

Anti-Israel actor Dune 3 star Javier Bardem blamed Israel for the invasion of Spanish territory by tens of thousands of Muslim migrants.

The No Country for Old Men star shared his attack on Israel on his Instagram Stories claiming that Israel somehow benefits from a “destabilized Spain.” Indeed, he even disputed that there is any sort of invasion at all.

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With four vacant ridings, why did Carney call just three byelections?

With four vacant ridings, why did Carney call just three byelections?

Voters in three federal ridings are being courted this summer by candidates hoping to fill vacant seats in the House of Commons.

There are actually four ridings without an MP right now, but only three byelections. Why didn’t Prime Minister Mark Carney call four?

The answer is a bit complicated, but the bottom line is that Liberal strategists would clearly have advised the prime minister that, given the unique political circumstances of the ridings that are currently vacant, the Liberals could give themselves a boatload more money to spend fighting off the Bloc Québecois in one vacant Québec seat by calling three byelections while depriving the BQ of cash it could use by holding off on that fourth by-election to fill a second vacant Québec seat.

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