1. The best thing about the protests taking place all over about Gaza and Israel is they tell you in so many ways what it is really about. The worst thing is that people won’t listen and actually think its about ending the war between Israel and Hamas
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This might be a powerful indicator about the true nature of the protests. At least one of them. There are at least three real purposes to these protests. The destruction of Israel, the genocide of the Jews, and the end of the nation-state and the concepts of liberty and ownership or control of anything by an individual or self-decided group of individuals like a family, over even things like Children.
2. The new Mayor of Derry Ireland who is paving the ground for a new mosque
Gateway Pundit has a story on her
3. When people read this article, do they hear Mark Carney’s voice in their heads?
Senate Bill S-275: Adding “Sustainable And Equitable Prosperity” To Bank Of Canada Act
Have you heard of Senate Bill S-275? It is called the “Act to amend the Bank of Canada Act (mandate, monetary policy governance and accountability)”. It was introduced back in September 2023, and is currently at Second Reading.
It was brought in by Quebec Senator Diane Bellemare, who was appointed by Harper back in 2012. Keep in mind that she was appointed by a “conservative” Prime Minister. Now, what is this all about?
From the preamble of Bill S-275:
Whereas monetary policy has measurable redistributive effects on Canadians’ incomes;
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Whereas underlying economic trends over the coming decades will be shaped by demographic shifts, the climate crisis, technological change and global political uncertainty and are conducive to generating supply shocks to prices—shocks that are minimally affected in the short term by traditional monetary policy;
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Whereas a gap currently exists between the Bank of Canada Act and the Bank’s practices respecting monetary policy;There will now be a section added to the Bank of Canada Act, and it reads as follows:
Bank mandate
4.?1?The mandate of the Bank is to ensure the financial stability of Canada and of Canadian financial institutions and to promote sustainable and equitable prosperity and the well-being of all Canadians.
4. UK Police investigating attempted kidnapping of haredi man in north London
Two men can be seen approaching a haredi man while another opens the trunk of their car which was stopped in the middle of the street.
An investigation into an alleged attempt to kidnap a Jewish man on Moundfield Road N16 in north London is underway, the Metropolitan Police announced Sunday.
The alleged kidnapping attempt took place Friday evening when four individuals shouted at a haredi man walking along Moundfield road in Stamford Hill to get inside their trunk, Shomrim said in a statement published to X, formerly Twitter.
In the video published by Shomrim, two men can be seen getting out of the car and one opening the trunk. One approached the haredi individual, apparently attempting to intimidate him. The haredi man moved away slightly from the assailants while he was on a cell phone, before the assailants returned to their vehicle.
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5. NY Post: AstraZeneca cops to rare, deadly side effect of COVID jab as lawsuits mount
AstraZeneca has admitted that its COVID-19 vaccine could cause a rare but deadly blood-clotting condition, potentially exposing the UK pharmaceutical giant to tens of millions in lawsuits brought by loved ones of those injured or killed as a result of the jab, according to court documents.
Lawyers representing “dozens” of class-action claimants say some of their clients’ cases could be worth as much as $25 million, calling the Cambridge-headquartered pharma firm’s vaccine “a defective product,” according to the Daily Mail.
AstraZeneca, which is contesting the claims, acknowledged in a February legal document that its vaccine can “in very rare cases” cause a condition called thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome, or TTS
TTS can cause patients to suffer blood clots as well as a low blood platelet count, which in some cases have seriously harmed or even killed recipients of the company’s vaccine.
The potential complication was listed as a possible side effect from the time of the vaccine’s release, but AstraZeneca’s acknowledgment in February marks the first time the pharmaceutical titan has admitted it in court, according to the Telegraph.
The AZ mRNA vaxx was taken off the market pretty early. In Canada, it was banned in March of 2021, Which makes this feel a little like disinformation, since its at least equally true of the Pfizer/BioNtech in terms of causing blood clots. So it’s interesting that they are only admitting to the one vaxx taken off the market very early on. Also, important to remember that Trudeau along with all the other leaders were insisting that people get whatever vaxx they could and was available first. That they were all equally ‘good’.
UPDATE on the occupation of McGill:
Downtown Montreal:
Columbia U appears to also have about had it. Fear of yet another song by Neil Young is no longer enough to stop them from pushing these people off campus.
The Sorbonne
https://twitter.com/sahouraxo/status/1785024873619771493?s=43&t=vIyTGQNIMUGkGIf7FFvzrA
Just a detail: Derry is in Northern Ireland and hence in the UK, not in Eire.
This is the reason the tweeter above use the expression «the island of Ireland»…because it is correct whatever politics one might have.
The official name is still Londonderry.
I remember when AZ was pulled from Canada they said one million Canadians had already taken the jab. Many of them already had 2 and then they said it no longer qualified for the “vax pass” as well, so those poor sheep went out and got 2 more of either moderna or Pfizer.
Thank you!