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The stench of the system: conspiracy

Something is smelling decidedly ‘off’ in today’s world, with nauseating levels of corruption, mass murder, lies, hypocrisy and repression. These three essays are based on three books I happen to have recently read, each of which provides fascinating but necessarily limited insights into the reality of contemporary society. Placed alongside each other, however, they can help us to identify the ...

The stench of the system: propaganda

BREAKING: Ezra Levant visits Tommy Robinson in prison
Subhead:Tommy isn’t a criminal prisoner at all — he’s a civil prisoner, sent to jail because the judge didn’t want Tommy to publish a documentary film, and he did anyways.# Rumble-embed:v5ldo6q
Cobourg residents demand action as police force faces misconduct allegations
Subhead:Amid growing misconduct allegations and mounting public pressure, the Cobourg Police Service held a 'Community Town Hall' as the force struggles to address the escalating crime, open-air drug use, and encampments overwhelming the area.# Rumble-embed:v5ldh5t
What will a Donald Trump presidency mean for the left's radical climate agenda?
Subhead:Marc Morano, en route to the UN's annual climate convention, predicted that this year's summit will be a 'funeral' for the already-waning support for the left's net-zero climate agenda.# Rumble-embed:v5ldcsq Podcast-embed:CrII5gCw+I31RfCjz
DON'T BETRAY PARENTS: Sask premier Scott Moe backtracks on key promise to parents
Subhead:Just two weeks after winning another term to govern Saskatchewan, Premier Scott Moe is walking back on what he declared would be his first priority: ensuring school change rooms are safe and secure for girls by banning boys from entering these private spaces.# Rumble-embed:v5l91b8
Senate guts supply management bill, angering Quebec separatists
Subhead:‘We need to exclude supply management from all future trade concessions,’ said Bloc Québécois leader Yves-François Blanchet, noting President-elect Donald Trump is ‘very aggressive’ on protectionism.#

OP-ED: First rule of being cancelled: never apologize
"These have been hard lessons to learn. If there is a bright spot, it lies in the rapid growth of academic and popular literature on the recognizable pattern and poisonous consequences of cancel culture. And in the belief that my own experiences may help others avoid my fate."
Toronto Metropolitan University medical school drops 75% equity quota
Toronto Metropolitan University announced it will be walking back plans to allocate 75% of available spots at its new medical school for “equity-deserving admissions pathways.”
Canadian politicians and Jewish rights group condemns Amsterdam pogrom against Jews
An organized attack on Israeli soccer fans in Amsterdam, Netherlands, which left several hospitalized, has caught the eye of Canadian leaders and Jewish rights groups alike.
Alberta businesses can sue gov for Covid closures after class action certification
Business owners in Alberta who faced economic losses due to pandemic closures are now certified to proceed as a class action and can sue the provincial government collectively for damages. Any lawsuits to follow will also affect the plaintiffs themselves, as the subsequent lawsuits will be paid for by the Alberta government — funded by […]

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