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The Assassin's Mace: How Canada Became China's Weapon to Conquer America While fictional, the book examines how Canada's national security, IT and financial infrastructure have been compromised by China. Who will defend Canada if the government does not do it? tinyurl.com/3pjejspv
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Justin Trudeau’s visa policy on Mexico was subject of CBSA intelligence warning about allowing cartel members to infiltrate; Trudeau policies on student visas enabled Bishnoi transnational gang to penetrate; Indian transnational trucking mafias went wild under Trudeau while RCMP stonewalled DEA. All solid reporting from The Bureau. David Eby actually is a smart person and knows his province is a global outlier for all of these transnational crime issues, in addition to the fentanyl labs and money laundering and Chinese gangs on the northern border consecutive US Administrations have been concerned with, since 2017 as I know, and reported in Wilful Blindness. Reporters should ask him what he is doing about the above problems when he talks about Trump. Trump didn’t make those problems.
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🚨 NOW: President Trump RIPS CANADA saying they are destroying themselves by allowing mass 3rd world invaders "It is a Liberal takeover that will end very badly." "Canada is destroying itself by allowing millions and millions of people into the Country, essentially unchecked and unvetted, and who are causing problems that will soon be too big to handle. Already showing up in their numbers. Big unemployment. ‘Oh Canada!" HE'S RIGHT! Liberals are cooking Canada! Every country run by left-wingers runs itself into the ground. Shut your border, FOLLOW TRUMP'S LEAD 🇺🇸
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🚨 Ontario backed capital is now being used to bulk buy Toronto condos at discounted prices during one of the weakest new condo markets in years. High Art Capital paid $22.3M for 43 unsold units at Line 5, averaging about $518K per condo. The $1.3B private fund is backed by up to $300M in financing from Ontario’s Building Ontario Fund and plans to acquire roughly 2,200 unsold GTA condos. The units will become rentals, with 550 expected to remain permanently affordable. Most of the remaining units are expected to be sold after a minimum five-year hold. Another sign of just how dramatically Toronto’s condo market has changed.
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This is real
💥WILD TIMES: A women's peace group wants to disarm the Canadian Armed Forces because it poses a grave threat to the climate—and women. It's impossible to take these people seriously.
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Can we get pictures of these so called "investigators" ?
Military tolerates too many off-colour jokes despite decade-long campaign of culture change, according to report by @NationalDefence. Investigators said while progress has been made, “sexualized jokes and microaggressions are often overlooked.” blacklocks.ca/found-too-many… @CanadianForces #cdnpoli
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BTW, @Support hasn’t done anything about this imposter. Can you report the account? 👉🏻@WilliamShaxycv
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ALL INDIVIDUAL WITNESS TESTIMONIES ARE NOW AVAILABLE The individual testimonies from the Allison Inquiry are now available to watch and share. Hear directly from the Canadians who came forward to tell their stories, along with the expert witnesses who contributed to the proceedings. Watch. Listen. Share. Keep these stories in the conversation. Watch all testimonies at covidtestimony.com/hearings
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En route to the Yukon to attend a conference on Arctic Security. Map below details the importance of region to Canada and NATO
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Horrifying news from Belleville, Ontario. A police officer was shot while protecting a synagogue during Kol Nidre services, as bullets pierced its stained-glass window. This is not a wake-up call. Canadian Jews are sadly wide awake. This is the reality of Jewish life in Canada today. None of us, Jewish or not, must accept it as normal.
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Caledon, Ontario: These two stole all the bags of firewood available for sale roadside for the second time in less than a month. They have enough money for a +$100k Denali pickup but would rather steal than pay people for their hard work. Make them famous, these people are turning Canada into a low trust society.
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Her exact words.....
Statement on the election of a new chair of the NATO Military Committee:
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How will Nato get tampons in the men's washrooms if they do not have a Canadian general leading them? This is a disaster for Nato.....
#UPDATE: NATO chiefs of defence have elected German Gen. Carsten Breuer over Canada's top military commander to be the next chair of the alliance's military committee. toronto.citynews.ca/2026/09/…
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The Arab slave trade started centuries earlier, enslaved millions more Africans, and lasted longer than the European/Atlantic slave trade. Arabs did not buy their African slaves from other Africans, as Europeans did. They hunted them down themselves. For every captured slave, three were killed. A major difference from the Atlantic slave trade was that Arabs castrated their slaves.
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One of the most horrific tortures during the Ottoman period was that of the hooks or "tsigkelia", as the Muslim Turks called them. On the walls of cities or on specially erected scaffolds, large hooks with sharp, sharpened points were fixed. The naked victim, a Christian, was thrown onto the hooks from high up on the walls or was hoisted up with special pulleys and dropped onto the hooks of the scaffolds. There he remained impaled for days, tormented by terrible pains until he finally expired. If, moreover, the hooks had not pierced a vital organ, the torture could last several days. Historical accounts mention the presence of such a scaffold with hooks in the central square of Heraklion (Candia), where many Cretans, mainly rebels, met their tragic end. The Ottoman lords had a well-known proverb on their lips: "A head that does not bow falls." The execution of the sentence was carried out in public view by a specialized executioner called makelaris (a Greek-Byzantine word meaning "butcher"), with the well-known curved Ottoman sword, the yataghan. The victim arrived at the place of slaughter ridiculed and publicly shamed. Before the execution he had, as a rule, been beaten and often mutilated. The punishment itself was painless and instantaneous, but the entire preceding process made it agonizing. The body and head remained exposed for days. Often the victim's head was impaled on a pole and paraded through the city, especially if the victim happened to be an officially wanted person. Other times it was preserved and sent to the Sultan himself. Still other times the head remained hung or impaled in a prominent position for days, until the natural decomposition of its features began. The torture of beheading was naturally also connected with the fate of the Four Martyrs who concern us in the present work. Indeed, the Synaxarion of the Saints confirms everything we have said so far. After harsh tortures and public humiliation through the streets of Rethymno, the Saints ended up in the square of the Great Gate, which today bears their name in their honor, to be beheaded. Apart from the official executions, there were also the mass slaughters of Christian populations in cases where the Islamic-Ottoman state wanted to demonstrate its power. The main pretext for the massacres was reprisals against revolutionary movements. Alongside the official figures who were publicly executed (bishops, notables, etc.), unruly hordes of Janissaries would rush into Christian homes, break down doors, kill anyone they found in front of them, and then plunder the house, seizing whatever they liked. When leaving, in many cases they also set the house on fire. Theochares Detorakis, in his "History of Crete", conveys a chilling piece of information. When they killed Bishop Gerasimos of Rethymno in 1821, they opened his chest, removed his heart, and sprinkled their banners with its blood in order to achieve victories against the infidels. The entire description of the incident directly evokes cannibalism from a primitive era. - Homer Pavlos
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CTV does not know Canadian geography. Hard to believe how dumb some of their editors can be.
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Le scepticisme d’un agent du renseignement français après l’alerte d’Emmanuel Macron devant les chefs de partis. « La menace hybride russe existe, mais Emmanuel Macron la surestime. Il n’y a pas eu au cours des dernières semaines d’épisodes nouveaux détectés par les services, dit-il. Pourquoi sort-il alors soudainement du chapeau cette affaire ? Sauf si c’est une stratégie de communication pour orienter les choix des Français avant la présidentielle, en visant Marie Le Pen et Jean-Luc Mélenchon les deux extrêmes qui sont indulgents à l’égard de la Russie ». Et d'ajouter que « rien n’a changé militairement dernièrement, sauf une chose : Poutine est acculé, il perd trop de monde dans sa guerre contre l’Ukraine. La Russie a reçu encore des renforts nord-coréens et en Afrique, les Russes n’y arrivent pas, ils perdent aussi beaucoup de monde, ils n’arrivent pas à avoir les supports logistiques – avions, hélicoptères – que les Américains ont. Poutine est contraint de mettre le bordel en Pologne ou dans les pays Baltes, plus que chez nous d'ailleurs. Plutôt que de faire de grands discours publics, on ferait mieux de leur pourrir leurs installations télécom ou de leur perturber l’approvisionnement via des pays tiers en pièces détachées d’avions ». Selon lui, cette stratégie est étayée par une offensive de nos services de renseignements en direction des médias afin d’appuyer la communication élyséenne. #Menacerusse
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But as The Bureau reported in 2023, Cameron Ortis himself testified that corruption was deeply embedded in Canadian policing, including in Toronto, while arguing that he was trying to expose it. "I had sensitive information from multiple sources that each of the subjects had compromised or penetrated Canadian law enforcement agencies,” Ortis testified.
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