CNN will never show you this : An Israeli settler pointing a gun at a Palestinian farmer.
"This land is mine now. Get out. Never come back"
The farmer's family worked that land for generations.
The settler flew in from Eastern Europe.
CNN will never show you this : An Israeli settler pointing a gun at a Palestinian farmer.
"This land is mine now. Get out. Never come back"
The farmer's family worked that land for generations.
The settler flew in from Eastern Europe.
Bill C-8 and C-9 have recieved royal assent and are now Law in Canada. We are officially a totalitarian system. This doesn't go away by ignoring it. It gets far worse from here.
Good morning, Canada. Rise and shine.
Bill C-8 and C-9 have recieved royal assent and are now Law in Canada. We are officially a totalitarian system. This doesn't go away by ignoring it. It gets far worse from here.
Good morning, Canada. Rise and shine.
The "Ontario defence company" is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the U.S. weapons manufacturer General Dynamics.
Prime Minister Goldman Sachs is showering Canadian taxpayer goodies on the U.S. government and the weapons manufacturers who control it.
#cdnpoli
The "Ontario defence company" is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the U.S. weapons manufacturer General Dynamics.
Prime Minister Goldman Sachs is showering Canadian taxpayer goodies on the U.S. government and the weapons manufacturers who control it.
#cdnpoli
I just saw the body of a little girl, her skin grayed and covered in ash, being wrapped in a sheet. Her torn leg was laid next to her.
The decline in reporting isn’t because the daily horrors in Gaza are over, Israel is killing Palestinians every day.
@liberal_party No Confidence vote.
C-bills, Worsening climate, cost of living crises for Canadians while he purchases 12 submarines and gives our money away. Aiding GENOCIDE. Conflicts of interest. The list goes on. Enough.
Vote NDP. https://t.co/6bTLYmZg69
Ayham Nasman, the sole survivor of his family, stands in a state of shock, bidding farewell to his loved ones killed in an Israeli strike on their home in the Al-Nasr neighborhood. Ayham survived only because he was not inside the apartment at the time of the attack.
الطفل أيهم نسمان.. الناجي الوحيد من أسرته، يقف مذهولاً في وداع عائلته التي استشهدت بالكامل في قصف الاحتلال لشقتهم بحي النصر، حيث كتب له البقاء لكونه خارج المنزل لحظة الاستهداف.
Ayham Nasman, the sole survivor of his family, stands in a state of shock, bidding farewell to his loved ones killed in an Israeli strike on their home in the Al-Nasr neighborhood. Ayham survived only because he was not inside the apartment at the time of the attack.
الطفل أيهم نسمان.. الناجي الوحيد من أسرته، يقف مذهولاً في وداع عائلته التي استشهدت بالكامل في قصف الاحتلال لشقتهم بحي النصر، حيث كتب له البقاء لكونه خارج المنزل لحظة الاستهداف.
Midnight tonight, July 18, 2026, **Bill C-9** — the Combatting Hate Act — officially takes effect across Canada.
Here’s the plain version of what just became law:
The bill adds new Criminal Code offences, including:
- Making it a crime to **intimidate or obstruct** people from accessing places of worship, schools, community centres, and other spots primarily used by an “identifiable group.”
- A clearer hate crime provision that “denounces” hate-motivated offences.
- A new offence for **wilfully promoting hatred** by publicly displaying certain hate or terrorism symbols.
The government says this protects communities after a rise in reported hate crimes. On paper it sounds narrow and reasonable.
The concern is in the wording and how it will actually be used.
Broad phrases like “intimidate,” “obstruct,” “promoting hatred,” and “identifiable group” give police and prosecutors significant discretion. Past hate speech cases in Canada have shown how quickly definitions can stretch when the political climate shifts. Religious speech, political protest near certain locations, and even displaying symbols or flags that someone finds offensive could now fall under scrutiny.
This isn’t a sudden overnight ban on criticism. It’s another incremental expansion of state power over speech, assembly, and symbols — the same pattern we’ve seen with other recent bills.
**What this means practically:**
- Be precise and factual in what you post or say publicly.
- Understand that “I was just criticizing policy” is no longer automatic protection if someone frames it as targeting an identifiable group.
- Watch the first enforcement cases closely — they will show how far this reaches.
Free societies don’t stay free by accident. They stay free when people pay attention to the fine print and the slow creep of new rules.
This one is now live. Stay informed. Stay careful. Stay awake.
#cdnpoli #BillC9 #CombattingHateAct #FreeSpeechMatters #CanadaFirst
Midnight tonight, July 18, 2026, **Bill C-9** — the Combatting Hate Act — officially takes effect across Canada.
Here’s the plain version of what just became law:
The bill adds new Criminal Code offences, including:
- Making it a crime to **intimidate or obstruct** people from accessing places of worship, schools, community centres, and other spots primarily used by an “identifiable group.”
- A clearer hate crime provision that “denounces” hate-motivated offences.
- A new offence for **wilfully promoting hatred** by publicly displaying certain hate or terrorism symbols.
The government says this protects communities after a rise in reported hate crimes. On paper it sounds narrow and reasonable.
The concern is in the wording and how it will actually be used.
Broad phrases like “intimidate,” “obstruct,” “promoting hatred,” and “identifiable group” give police and prosecutors significant discretion. Past hate speech cases in Canada have shown how quickly definitions can stretch when the political climate shifts. Religious speech, political protest near certain locations, and even displaying symbols or flags that someone finds offensive could now fall under scrutiny.
This isn’t a sudden overnight ban on criticism. It’s another incremental expansion of state power over speech, assembly, and symbols — the same pattern we’ve seen with other recent bills.
**What this means practically:**
- Be precise and factual in what you post or say publicly.
- Understand that “I was just criticizing policy” is no longer automatic protection if someone frames it as targeting an identifiable group.
- Watch the first enforcement cases closely — they will show how far this reaches.
Free societies don’t stay free by accident. They stay free when people pay attention to the fine print and the slow creep of new rules.
This one is now live. Stay informed. Stay careful. Stay awake.
#cdnpoli #BillC9 #CombattingHateAct #FreeSpeechMatters #CanadaFirst
⚠️ Don’t stop talking about Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya ⚠️
Urgent new health warning issued: FREE DOCTOR ABU SAFIYA! #FreeAbuSafiya
Dr. Abu Safiya, a Palestinian pediatrician, is in grave danger. He’s been detained by Israel without trial for over 560 days and it’s been reported his health is rapidly deteriorating. The latest from his lawyer is that he fears he’ll die.
Doctors like Dr. Abu Safiya should be protected, and yet he and other Palestinian medics are being systemically detained and tortured when they could be saving lives.
Sign the petition today calling for his immediate release: https://t.co/nZGqKqBZqD