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Trudeau continues to escalate his anti-Canadian rhetoric.
Justin Trudeau has now signalled that he will keep demonizing Canadians who want our border laws followed.
After a woman in Quebec asked him if there would be reimbursement for the cost of illegal border crossers, Justin Trudeau accused her of ‘racism,’ ‘intolerance,’ and said she had “no place” in Canada. Continue reading “Justin Trudeau Says Questioning Cost Of Illegal Border Crossers Is “Hate Speech””
LEWISVILLE — A man is accused of fatally stabbing and beating his 16-month-old son before a neighbor at his Lewisville apartment complex attempted to stop the attack by shooting him in the leg, police said Sunday.
Witnesses reported that a man was stabbing or beating a child about 12:40 p.m. in a courtyard at the Oak Forest Apartments on South State Highway 121 Business near Bellaire Boulevard. Continue reading “Man stabbing, beating his toddler is shot by neighbor trying to stop fatal attack, Lewisville police say”
The Senate unanimously passed a resolution Thursday affirming that “the press is not the enemy of the people.” The resolution, introduced by Democratic Sen. Brian Schatz of Hawaii, passed by unanimous consent.
President Trump has repeatedly declared that the “fake news” media is the “enemy of the people.” Continue reading “Senate adopts resolution declaring “the press is not the enemy of the people””
The Doubs river flows normally in Franche-Comté, France. But since about a week or so, the river has totally dried up over a length of more than 1 km, between Pontarlier and Morteau, although precipitation has been abundant this winter and spring. The river has disappeared, and with it, the fauna and flora. Everything is dead. Two weeks ago, 13km of the Risle River in Normandy also disappeared underground in a large crater. According to geologists, this unprecedented event is due to large cracks and craters in the riverbed. Continue reading “Two French rivers disappear underground in large cracks and sinkholes: The Doubs River (Franche-Comté) and the Risle (Normandy)”
The opioid crisis in the US has been big news in recent years, drawing public attention to problems surrounding how we use and abuse pain-killers.
Now the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is reminding veterinarians of a concerning trend among pet owners, who are taking opioids prescribed for their poor companion. Continue reading “FDA Issues a Warning Because People Are Stealing Their Pets’ Opioids”
The Tech Tyrants are considering banning Judaism’s Strange Gods: Revised and Expanded (382 pages; published in 2011) and sold by Amazon ever since. Along with the much larger study, Judaism Discovered, it has had an international impact circulating on the Kindle.
Beginning August 13 we learned of behind the scenes pressure on Amazon to ban two of our other history books, which Amazon has sold for many years without incident, both in digital Kindle format and as hard copy books. Theses books are:
Continue reading “ALERT: Move to ban Hoffman’s books on Judaism”
In 2013, Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad appeared to urge the wiping out of all Jews and cited as an example the Holocaust.
Anti-Semitism is an artificial construct created to stop people from criticizing Jews for any wrongdoing, making them the only race that is beyond reproach, Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said in an interview with the Associated Press on Monday. Continue reading “Anti-Semitism ‘Invented to Prevent Criticism of Jews’ – Malaysian PM”
UN human rights experts have slammed the Japanese government for the alleged exploitation of “tens of thousands” of workers, as well as migrants and the homeless, said to be cleaning up the mangled Fukushima nuclear plant.
In a three-way joint statement, released Thursday via the United Nations, the human rights experts detailed their deep concern over the “possible exploitation by deception regarding the risks of exposure to radiation, possible coercion into accepting hazardous working conditions because of economic hardships, and the adequacy of training and protective measures” following the 2011 disaster. Continue reading “Homeless & migrant workers ‘exploited’ to clean up Fukushima radiation, UN warns”
Los Angeles’ public transit system has announced that it is the first in the U.S. to purchase millimeter wave scanners to screen metro riders for suspicious objects as they move through stations.
The technology “will help detect weapon and explosive device security threats on the county’s transit system,” the system says in a joint press release with the Transportation Security Administration on Tuesday. Continue reading “Los Angeles Is Deploying Body Scanners To Screen Metro Riders”
A major human rights crisis is unfolding in northwestern China, according to the United Nations, which said last week that there were credible reports that the Chinese government is holding one million or more ethnic minorities in secretive detention camps.
Yet even for those who have escaped China, surveillance and intimidation have followed. As part of a massive campaign to monitor and intimidate its ethnic minorities no matter where they are, Chinese authorities are creating a global registry of Uighurs who live outside of China, threatening to detain their relatives if they do not provide personal and identifying information to Chinese police. This campaign is now reaching even Uighurs who live in the United States.
Continue reading “Chinese Cops Now Spying on American Soil”
Packages, letters and even a wheelchair intended for Palestinians have arrived in the occupied West Bank after Israel released years of undelivered mail.
The post, which includes internet orders that never arrived, had been held in Jordan since 2010 and was released under a one-time agreement.
Palestinian postal workers in the city of Jericho are now faced with sorting through more than 10 tonnes of goods. Continue reading “Palestinian mail blocked by Israel arrives eight years late”