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Hamas supporters in Toronto are dancing with stuffed rhinos and other toys to celebrate the murder of the Bibas children.
This is who they are, you cannot shame people for what they are proud of, and baby murder is the pinnacle of their culture.
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BREAKING: The family members of Sarah Abu Lebdah - the Sydney based Islamist extremist nurse who recorded herself threatening to kill Jews under her care - just ASSAULTED a journalist from The Australian and stole his phone.
Why is this family in Australia.
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You're a liar, aren't you? Humanity? Oh, please. Last night, Yemeni terrorist militias attacked an Israeli city filled with children and hospitals, but you didn’t say a word..not even a whisper. Oh, and remember, the Islamic regime in Syria, without any court system, arrested 300 men and women last night. A few hours later, Turkey bombed Kurdish minority schools and homes. Did you put up a pineapple or watermelon in solidarity? No? Thought so. This morning, the Muslim Brotherhood-led army in Sudan reached a grim milestone: 120,000 children and women killed, 1,579 airstrikes on homes, hospitals, mosques, and churches since April 15, 2023. Oh, you didn’t know? Convenient ignorance, I see. Now you know. So, what’s next? Nothing, of course. You’re not an activist; you’re just antisemitic, anti-Jew, anti-Israel. But hey, don’t let all that guilt ruin your morning..after all, you’ve got more important things to ignore.
#Syria #Israel
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Some people have been silent. They've shrugged as antisemitism has exploded over the past year. The ones who said: "I don't like ugliness, I can't get involved."
It reminds me of what MLK said: "There comes a time when silence is betrayal."
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This is just too perfect for me not to share it
A silent protester with: “Rape is not resistence” sign next to pro-Hamas demonstrators
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OMG 😅 Justin TRUDEAU just got a Community Note. BEAUTIFUL. Thank you Elon Musk
If it was about “diversity” then celebrate diversity in the military and include diverse content that is relevant to Remembrance Day - he should not be an educator - but that’s a problem that seems standard in our times - thanks for your awesome awesome work!
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Palestine protestors are once again targeting Jewish business in Toronto
They have completely surrounded Cafe Landwer trying to intimidate the owners for being Jewish
I'm beyond fed up of seeing this in our streets. It's time to deport these people
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True dough
What will 4 more years of Kamala look like? Let's ask Canada. At Trudeau's Nov 2015 election, Foreign NPRs made up:
- 2.1% of Canada (750,000 NPRs)
Upon reelection in Sept 2021:
- 3.4% of Canada (1,305,000)
Today, 3 years post-reelection?
- 7.3% of Canada (3,002,000)
33% of Canada's total population is foreign born now, including other immigration statuses -- this was under 24% when Trudeau took office. With this, Canadians are increasingly suffering the economic decline & social upheaval that historically came with enemy occupation after losing a shooting war.
Will Canada survive its 8+ years of Kamala-Trudeau immigration policy? Perhaps as a loosely affiliated economic zone.
Can the USA survive 8 years of Kamala-Trudeau immigration policy? Just look North.
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They don’t just hate Israel.
They don’t just hate Jews.
They hate all of Western civilization.
Here are the folks at the October 7 vigil in Vancouver chanting “Death to Canada!” and they are cheered for that.
Enough! This ends now. Stand up to this!
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Defence is not escalation.
For nearly a year, NDP’s been silent while Hezbollah attacked 🇮🇱, firing 8,000+ rockets.
Only when Israel defends itself do NDP call for “de-escalation”.
If you’ve been silent till now, you’re not a peace advocate—you’re an apologist for terrorists.
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This is unfuckingbelievable. Enough is enough. The BBC is now an openly pro-terrorist organisation.
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Today, I attended my first pro-Israel demonstration in Chicago. Having participated in a pro-Palestine march years ago in the same city, I want to share my observation of the atmosphere and messages conveyed.
The pro-Israel demonstration was notably peaceful, with no chants advocating for the harm or destruction of any group, even Hamas. The focus was on a desire to live and the right to exist, followed by music and dance. Speakers expressed deep sorrow and urgency about bringing hostages home, while a small pro-Palestine group was chanting "From the river to the sea." right next to them.
This differed greatly from my experience at the pro-Palestine demonstration, which centered on destroying Israel and Zionism, celebrating martyrdom, and included anti-Jewish rhetoric. You could feel the anger and rage in the air.
I empathize deeply with Palestinian children who wish only for peace. Sadly, their aspirations are overshadowed by the actions of pro-Palestine groups around the world and the violence perpetrated by Hamas.
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This is an excellent point. As a proud Canadian I always put my country first. 🇨🇦
Here's how the crowd reacted when @SalmanSima was holding the Canadian Flag.
This is even more horrifying to me because this happened today in Toronto, Canada in 2023.
They're not just attacking other countries. They're attacking the Canadian flag. On Canadian soil.
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In Gaza, tension and frustration with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) have reportedly reached a critical point. Residents, grappling with severe shortages and skyrocketing black market prices, stormed a UNRWA aid warehouse and were astonished to find large quantities of undistributed food and supplies. This discovery has fueled widespread anger among the local population, raising serious concerns about the efficiency and fairness of UNRWA's distribution processes in the region.
(Bernie News)