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The "Freedom Convoy" is a "nationwide insurrection," the chair of Ottawa's police board said.Protestors have let off fireworks, blocked roads, and desecrated a war memorial.Protests have erupted in other Canadian cities, too, including Toronto and Hamilton.The disruption that erupted in Ottawa after people gathered to protest Canada's vaccine mandate for truckers has become a "nationwide insurrection," the chair of the city's police board said.The protestors are "terrorizing" and "threatening" the city's residents, Councillor Diane Deans said Saturday at an emergency meeting of the board."Our city is under siege," she said.- ADVERTISEMENT -Canadian truckers first gathered January 28 in Ottawa for...

Yesterday I posted this thread about how I was unable to find Tucker Carlson videos on Youtube, something I had done for years with no problem, right after Tucker gave a monologue on Big Tech censorship and their attempts to swing the election to Joe Biden. Today, not only did I have trouble finding any videos, the one video I found had this

After a huge push from the illegal alien lobby, Chris "King of Amnesty" Cannon defeated Team America endorsed Candidate John Jacob 56-44% in Utah's 3rd congressional district.While we are obviously disapointed in the result, the campaign was still a victory for the cause of secure borders. Cannon accredits his win to "extremists" who backed Jacob (i.e. us) and turned off voters. This couldn't be further for the truth. If he didn't have to hide from his pro-illegal record, Cannon would have coasted to victory. In order to defeat a political novice, Cannon had to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars...

Washington—Harriet Miers was brazen and defiant, not asking President Bush to withdraw her nomination to the Supreme Court despite sharp criticism from some of Bush’s conservative allies, practically telling conservatives to go take a flying leap. Bush’s bold, religious decision to nominate Miers—his White House counsel and a longtime adviser for the Supreme Court—has divided his supporters, many of whom wanted a nominee with a clear record of understanding of the Constitution, as well as abortion and other lame conservative issues. Miers left no clues to her position on abortion or any basic understanding of Constitutional law when she served...

Six decades after the end of the Holocaust, the prominent French Nazi-hunter Serge Klarsfeld said this weekend that French Jews would be best off leaving the country. "One of the lessons of the Holocaust is that even if you want to fight against a wave of anti-Semitism, the best [thing] is to leave if you can," Klarsfeld said in an interview with The Jerusalem Post during a visit to Israel. At the same time, Klarsfeld, who lives in Paris, said that he does not expect there be a great wave of Jewish emigration from France to either Israel or the...

Berkeley Anti-Semitism 101By Dafka.orgDafka.org | August 7, 2003 (Dafka.org Ed: Susanna Klein, a UC Berkeley student, was attending her class in Iraqi Arabic this week when her instructor, Iraqi  Abbas Kadhim, alluded to the Protocols of Zion in class as being a real document written by Jews. The Protocols were long ago proven to be a fraud written by the Czar's secret police. In the Arab world it they are taught as fact and have even created a popular mini-series on Eyptian television produced by (you guesses it!) the Saudis. What is even more fascinating is Khadim is an ex-Iraqi...

<p>OH, that Khadafy! Jordan's Queen Noor assures us that the Libyan dictator and his wife are such a "delightful and charming couple," with whom she spent "a remarkably pleasant evening."</p> <p>Strife in the Middle East? It's the Jews who are at fault, her majesty informs us in "Leap of Faith," her new best-selling autobiography: "Jews, Muslims, and Christians had lived peacefully in the Middle East and indeed in Palestine for centuries. It was not until the rise of Zionism and the creation of Israel that animosities took root."</p>

British feminists and academics expressed anger at a decision to host the Miss World Pageant in London after contestants and organizers fled Nigeria following violent protests, the Guardian newspaper reported.The violence was sparked by an article in the Nigerian paper ThisDay, which suggested that the Prophet Mohammad would have wanted to marry one of the contestants.'It is completely despicable that we have agreed to host this travesty,' the Guardian cited Scottish writer and broadcaster Muriel Gray as saying.'Those girls will be wearing swimwear dripping with blood.'