Tous les groupes radicaux islamistes comme le Kata’ib Hezbollah doivent être inscrit sur la liste officielle des entités terroristes bannies au Canada. Par la suite, le gouvernement libéral doit s’assurer que les forces de l’ordre appliquent la loi et procèdent aux arrestations nécessaires. https://t.co/nEWvOagxqq
When Megan Rapinoe, Billie Jean King, Simone Biles, Sue Bird, Diana Taurasi, Brittney Griner, Naomi Osaka or Coco Gauff speak about politics it’s “heroic” and “Bigger than Sports” but when Sophie Cunningham answers a political question she was asked it’s a “distraction from the game” and “disgusting”??????
When did we let our sports and media get so politically bias. We are being indoctrinated and unfortunately most of you are lapping it up.
Carney promised to nearly double home construction to 500,000 units a year. He failed to deliver.
Housing starts are actually expected to drop over the next few years.
Today they buried him...
And the world's media, the college campuses, no one is talking about the war this regime waged against us Iranian people.
Every single day, the Islamic Republic executes another protester. Every single day, another family is shattered…
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Dear @UniofOxford,
As a British Muslim, I find this deeply embarrassing.
Refraining from violence is not an act of “generosity”—it is the bare minimum expected in a civilised society.
You don’t defend Islam—or any other belief—by suggesting that its supporters generously decided not to become a lynch mob.
The smug self-righteousness on display is astonishing. Instead of engaging with the issues, this speaker resorted to a sneering personal attack on @TRobinsonNewEra, achieving nothing except reinforcing
his argument in the eyes of his supporters.
Shame on you!
Prime Minister @MarkJCarney spent a year waiting as tariffs multiplied, growth weakened, and Canadian manufacturers lost confidence.
Liberals wasted a year and a half, and Canadians are paying the cost of waiting.
We had the guts.
We took on political Islam & the
Brotherhood, stopped them from
linking terror to Islam, fought them
and kicked them out for good!
Europe just opened the doors for them.
Our President:
The UAE was built on opportunity innovation and coexistence not Islamism
Our future belongs to those who build schools businesses and communities not those who try to divide them for political gain
Misconduct? Why is this not being investigated as a hate crime? How are Toronto Jews supposed to feel safe? Their homes, synagogues, and places of business are under attack and the people who are supposed to be protecting them are spewing this vitriol WHILE IN UNIFORM.
The answer is iron will.
Not law enforcement elites and ideological prosecutors pointing to a political class for why they can’t act.
It’s a betrayal of their independence to suggest that ideological politicians and the mob prevents them from shutting down a violent network of international terror and crime. The cops on the street and in the communities, the intelligence officials who do the work, all know their leaders have been weak.
And not a political class, fearful of a mob determined to burn the country down.
What should they do? Execute the biggest crackdown on violent fanatics and the money that finances them.
Have the self respect to defend our country and our people.
And restore the rule of law.
I mean … are they even trying to hide it?
Are American Democrat super donors the bosses of the Canadian Liberal Party?
Here is Alex Soros with Melanie Joly
My advice on reacting to Trump’s moves and posts about Iran:
Wait until American military assets have actually left the region. Only then allow yourself to get angry, impatient, or start attacking him.
Until that moment, understand that raw force is not the whole game. Iran is only the battlefield, a much larger war is being fought outside its borders.
Those who benefit from the regime and from endless Middle East conflict will not simply walk away. Saudi Arabia is one of them. They are still playing double game.
Also, remember, this controlled pressure — tightening and loosening — gradually wears the regime down.
When it finally falls, the collapse will be cleaner and the damage smaller.
The regime no longer has the support of the majority, but it still has supporters. It takes time for the regime’s own incompetence to alienate even those remaining supporters.
In the region, it also takes time for the true danger of this regime to be fully exposed. What Trump is doing is pushing things to the point where the regime’s own supporters in the region, start begging for it to be removed.
A couple of reminders:
Remember the Soviet Union , a far more dangerous and bloodthirsty regime.
It collapsed from within under the same kind of sustained external pressure, without any direct military confrontation.
But it didn’t happen overnight. It took nearly seven years of pressure.
Is it hard? Is it unexciting? Yes.
But what matters to Trump is maintaining control, not playing the hero here.
Next: Israel spent a year and a half turning Gaza into rubble and still couldn’t free the hostages.
Trump initially threatened hellfire if the hostages weren’t released, Hamas still refused.
Then he gave the green light for Israel to strike inside Qatar. Suddenly Hamas behaved and returned every single hostage.
The key wasn’t the bomb, it was cutting off Qatar’s quiet support.
Another reminder:
Deception and psychological warfare are a huge part of this. Right up until the day before Khamenei was hit, the Oman talks were going extremely well. That very progress made him feel safe enough to come out into the open.
This process was never meant to be exciting, satisfying, or entertaining.
This is not a movie. This is not a video game. Trump has no magic wand.
He operates under real constraints, and he receives far more information than we do.
Trump is holding a dangerous, suicidal regime at gunpoint and forcing it to behave.
If you want anything of Iran to survive — and if you don’t want the regime to drag the whole country down with it — you have to be patient.
It is like chemotherapy. It takes time. But it’s the only way.
@ItIsNotWhat@HarmanBhanguBC No, not at all - no need to apologize as I do understand and appreciate your points. Thanks for keeping the dialogue going. I enjoyed it and you gave me greater perspective, which I value.
@ItIsNotWhat@HarmanBhanguBC OMG 100%!!! I could not agree with you more! That's why I prefer religious symbolism to be gone everywhere (including 'noise' from calls to prayer, church bells, etc.).
Let's just live peacefully together and pray, etc. how you wish in private institutions or at home.