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Laura Loomer @LauraLoomer

NEW: AFT openly embracing Sharia Law! Self-hating Jew Randi Weingarten @rweingarten, who also happens to be President of the American Federation of Teachers, posted a video endorsing Abdul El-Sayed @AbdulElSayed, speaking as a “proud Jew.” In the video, Weingarten, who is also a lesbian, stated: “I’m Randi Weingarten, president of the AFT, but today I want to talk as a proud Jew, someone who happens to be married to a rabbi, and I want to talk about why we are supporting our endorsed candidate for Michigan Senate, Abdul El-Sayed.” Oddly, Randi then stated any attacks against Abdul are rooted in antisemitism and Islamophobia: “And I’ve watched the other side use Islamophobia and antisemitism to create fear in a place that there should not be fear. It’s ugly, and it shouldn’t be ugly.” Over the weekend, Weingarten appeared at an event starring Abdul El-Sayed and jihadist pro-Hamas Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib @RashidaTlaib. It seems the lady in charge of your kids’ teachers’ union wants your children to learn about and embrace Sharia law. Very disturbing how the head of the largest teachers’ union in America is using her platform to help a Jew hating, Sharia adherent Muslim Brotherhood operative get elected to the US Senate. Your kids are not safe in public school. The Islamic takeover of America continues and it’s a war on the minds of your children.

Crémieux @cremieuxrecueil

Japan is often discussed as if it has uniquely low fertility. Its fertility rate is very low, but several countries–including ones with reputations for being lively!–are now even lower.

ScienceGuardians @SciGuardians

🚨 BOMBSHELL COURT EVIDENCE EXPOSES INSIDER INFLUENCE OVER MIT'S TENURE-REVIEW PROCESS IN THE DAVID M. SABATINI ORDEAL. 🔱 NEW REVELATION — Court evidence exposes MIT Professor Sangeeta Bhatia's involvement in the selection of Sabatini's tenure-review committee On 27 September 2021, Kristin Knouse exchanged messages with Izabella Pena following a conversation with @MIT Professor Sangeeta Bhatia. The court-disclosed messages reveal Kristin Knouse telling Izabella Pena: 🔴 “Sangeeta just called” 🔴 “they even asked for insight into who to put on the committee” 🔴 “AND she said she will go to Rafael Reif’s office and protest the decision if and when needed.” Pena responded: “At least they are asking her insight” Knouse replied: “Exactly” “This is good” ⚠️ The evidence exposes a troubling channel of insider influence surrounding MIT's tenure-review process. These contemporaneous communications document that Knouse understood Bhatia to have been consulted about the committee's composition and to be prepared to challenge its eventual decision directly with MIT President Rafael Reif. Rather than an independent review insulated from interested parties, the messages reveal access to the committee-selection process by an academic aligned with the complainant, raising serious concerns about institutional impartiality and conflicts of interest. This disclosure adds another significant piece to the growing documentary record surrounding the institutional handling of Professor @DMSabatini's case. 📑 REVIEW THW ORIGINAL COURT EVIDENCE BELOW. 🔱 ScienceGuardians™ Legal and Investigative Team MORE COURT EVIDENCE. MORE REVELATIONS. STAY TUNED. ⚠️ @SciGuardians 🔱

Porcupine Pete 🏴‍☠️ @pete_porcupine

HORRIFIC: What happened in Paris yesterday was horrific. A man is dead. Others are fighting for their lives. A 12-year-old girl was shot eight times. And before the blood was even dry, Macron was on camera declaring it a “racist terrorist attack.” Declaring that victims were selected for the colour of their skin and their religion. He called it a “turning point.” Then he said this: “It is the first time we have had a terrorist act that was planned to kill our compatriots, our children, based on the colour of their skin or their religion.” The FIRST time. Let that sink in. The first time? That single sentence should make every French citizen furious. So Toulouse wasn’t a turning point? When Mohamed Merah walked into a Jewish school and executed a rabbi and three small children point-blank, one of them just three years old? Charlie Hebdo wasn’t a turning point? When Islamists massacred journalists for drawing cartoons? Hyper Cacher wasn’t a turning point? When four Jews were murdered simply for being Jews while shopping for Shabbat? The Bataclan wasn’t a turning point? When 90 young people were slaughtered like animals inside a concert hall? Nice wasn’t a turning point? When a truck was driven through families and 86 people were crushed to death, children included? Father Jacques Hamel wasn’t a turning point? When his throat was slit at the altar of his own church? Samuel Paty wasn’t a turning point? When a teacher was beheaded in the street for showing his class free speech? Dominique Bernard wasn’t a turning point? How many corpses did France have to bury before it counted? How many Jewish children, journalists, shoppers, concertgoers, priests and teachers had to die? And let’s be clear about something else: the investigation into yesterday’s horror is still establishing motive. The facts are still being gathered. Yet Macron already has the narrative, the motive, the moral, and the political lesson ready to go. If the evidence proves racist intent, then condemn it to the fullest extent of the law. Call it what it is. No one will defend it. But do not rewrite French history to do it. Do not insult the memory of the dead to serve today’s narrative. France changed long ago. The French people know it because they lived it. They bled through it. They remember the little girl in Toulouse. They remember the editors slumped over their desks. They remember the hostages in the kosher store. They remember the bodies on the floor of the Bataclan. They remember the strollers shattered on the promenade in Nice. They remember the priest. They remember the teacher. You can try to push those atrocities into the background because they are inconvenient to your politics. But you cannot make a nation forget what it saw with its own eyes. Politicians can rewrite the narrative. They will never rewrite people’s memories. And they will never make France forget its dead

The Globe and Mail @globeandmail

Public opposition to immigration declines as Ottawa mulls newcomer targets

Odessa Orlewicz @OdessaOrlewicz

WAR Declared By BC's Indigenous If DRIPA Is Repealed- Which Was Promised By The BC Conservative Government.

cbcwatcher @cbcwatcher

Carney’s “prudent banker” brand is dead. The PBO just showed the books are being cooked Debt-service costs are now the fastest-growing federal expense: $25B five years ago → $59B this year (already larger than the Canada Health Transfer) → $83B in five years. Pure interest, paid before anything else PBO Annette Ryan: the government’s fiscal “anchors” are “more like traffic lights.” Capital spending gets a green light; operating spending is a yellow at best. “Limited fiscal discipline. It’s not stopping spending.” Real cash borrowing over five years: $733B. New debt from deficits: only $333B. The ~$400B gap is being parked with Crown corporations, loans and special funds—“a step removed from parliamentary oversight.” New risks, she said, and less transparency The former Bank of Canada/Bank of England governor who once policed balance sheets is now redefining accounting so the headline targets stay pretty while the actual liability grows off-books. Taxpayers get stuck with the interest bill @PBO_DPB

Cory Morgan @CoryBMorgan

The BC NDP will be having a leadership convention. I hope that as with the federal convention, this dude chairs the provincial one. Should offer some comedy gold again.

CTV News @CTVNews

Greenhouse gas levels hit new record highs in 2025: UN

AFN @AFN_Updates

"First Nations have always been generous and supported prosperity for all. But not at the expense of our rights or the environment." Today, at the historic First Nations-First Ministers’ Meeting, the National Chief @chiefcindyafn called on all leaders to honour First Nations rights, title, and jurisdiction as the foundation for true nation-building on these lands. Watch the full address here:

CCFR/CCDAF @CCFR_CCDAF

📺 WATCH: Today, Safety Minister @Gary_SRP argued with a reporter over future compensation once the Supreme Court renders a decision in CCFR v Canada "There are people who aren't returning their weapons." "Will they be [compensated with] money once @SCC_eng makes its decision?"

TrendingPolitics.ca @TrendPolCa

"Access to safe drinking water is an internationally recognized human right." @MarkJCarney is investing over $12B in First Nations communities, targeting critical infrastructure on reserves: - $3.5B for education - $4B for affordable housing - $4.5B for clean water & wastewater systems

Wab Kinew @WabKinew

Abolish the Indian Act. We have nothing to lose but our chains. We will, of course, need new legislation that is an interface between the Federal government and First Nations. And this MUST be created alongside Chiefs and First Nation governments every step of the way. But it is time to move past the era of this outdated, racist, and patriarchal legislation. I support Prime Minister Carney’s work to position Canada as a global leader in human rights and democracy. The Indian Act is inconsistent with achieving that vision. Our laws at home should reflect the values we champion around the world. It’s time for a relationship with First Nations people that reflects who we are as Canadians today, recognizes nationhood, and lives up to the true nature of reconciliation.