A taxpayer-funded theater in the Canadian capital of Ottawa has announced a performance that is open only to audience members who identify as black. There’s no word yet on whether Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be permitted to attend in blackface.
In other news, a citizen of the southern Indian state of Kerala who had been working in Poland was stabbed to death by Georgian culture-enrichers.
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Bank of Canada Says 2023 ‘Will Not Feel Good’ For Taxpayers
According to the Bank of Canada, 2023 is “not going to feel good” for taxpayers.
“The economy is slowing, and we expect it will continue to slow,” said Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem. “We expect growth through the next two, three quarters to be close to zero.”
“That is an economy that is stalled. It is not going to feel good. That is no growth.”
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Housing Crisis: How Canadians Are Becoming Serfs in a Neo-Feudal Society
The following is part two of a two part feature on the Canadian housing crisis. Part one, on the role Covid-19 policies played in worsening renters plight, can be found by clicking here.
Vectored through the housing market, a cost of living crisis has gradually imposed upon Canadians a neo-feudal system that will invariably leave them poorer than their antecedents.
The Covid-19 crisis exacerbated years of mounting housing affordability woes in Canada’s major markets, namely Toronto and Vancouver, but it’s since spread through the nation like wildfire.
Now, despite a dearth of sufficient purpose-built rental stock to house them, a growing number of young adults are either living with their parents or slated to become part of the country’s permanent renter class.
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A four-star U.S. Air Force general has warned troops to prepare for war with China, according to reports.
Gen. Mike Minihan, head of Air Mobility Command, sent a memo to officers on Friday stating that he predicts the war will begin in 2025.
“I hope I am wrong,” Minihan says in the memo, as first reported by NBC News.
“My gut tells me we will fight in 2025.”
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Border Agents Dealing With New Smuggling Problem: Eggs
The United States Customs and Border Protection agency is asking Americans to stop trying to smuggle in raw eggs from Mexico.
As avian flu is causing the price of eggs and poultry to rise, along with the current inflation rate, people are purchasing the products in Mexico instead of shelling out the extra cash at the grocery store.
“There has been a large increase in the volume of prohibited food items, such as raw eggs and raw poultry meat, brought by travelers from Mexico. We would like to remind the traveling public that federal agricultural regulations remain in effect,” Jennifer De La O, CBP Director of Field Operations in San Diego, said in a news release on Jan 20.
In a separate tweet, De La O said that people could face up to a $10,000 fine if they take a crack at illegally smuggling the items.
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Elon Musk Drops Hammer Over ‘Biggest Journalism Scam, ‘ Tells Media: ‘Retract Your Fake Stories’
Elon Musk has dropped the hammer on corporate media outlets after the latest batch of Twitter Files exposed the “biggest journalism scam in a very long time.”
As Slay News reported, The new release of Twitter’s internal communications files shows that claims of “Russian bots” spreading so-called “disinformation” was a fabricated narrative that was peddled by leftist media outlets using phony data.
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Ex-Twitter Executives Called to Testify Before House Oversight Committee on Hunter Biden Laptop
Three former Twitter executives have been called to testify on Hunter Biden’s laptop before Congress by the House Oversight Committee, according to reports.
The executives, who have yet to be named, will appear before the Republican-led Committee for testimony on February 8.
According to Fox News, they will testify regarding the company’s decision to censor the New York Post’s article on Hunter Biden’s laptop in the run-up to the 2020 election.
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Foreign Minister Believes That Hungarians Have Already Paid a High Price for the War
Hungary and the Hungarian people have already paid a high price for the war in Ukraine, and the great powers should therefore finally focus on peace-building instead of taking steps that risk prolonging and escalating the conflict, according to Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjartó.
Speaking at the UN Security Council’s open debate on peacemaking and peacekeeping in New York on Thursday, Szijartó thanked the Japanese presidency of the body for convening the meeting, saying that it was both extremely timely and unique, as international political discourse is still dominated by war rhetoric.
“The rhetoric of war is very loud, while the rhetoric of peace is barely heard,”
he said. Szijjartó pointed out that as a neighbor of Ukraine, the negative effects of armed conflict are severely and immediately felt in Hungary, which is why the government is extremely interested in peace.
More than a million refugees have left Ukraine through Hungary, Hungary is carrying out its largest humanitarian operation ever, the annual cost of energy imports has risen from around €7 billion to €17 billion, and inflation is sky-high, he stated. Moreover, he pointed out, besides Ukrainians, a large number of Transcarpathian Hungarians are also victims of the war.
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Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo joined “Sunday Morning Futures” to discuss China and the dynamic threat they pose to the U.S.’s vulnerable national security.
MIKE POMPEO: If you’re afraid to enforce the rules, if you continue to allow them to walk on the American economy, if you keep giving an inch in every space, they’ll be inside the gates here in the United States. And frankly, that’s what we face today. And for four years, during my time as CIA director or secretary of state, I never gave an inch.
It’s crazy, Maria. We’ve now had several senior leaders, certainly President Biden included, who had documents where they weren’t supposed to be. Get them back. Get these documents where they’re supposed to be, and then transparency matters. I heard Sen. Cruz say this, and we need to know what’s in those documents, what the seriousness of them is, what potential breaches there are. And then finally, these senior leaders need to own this. We need to find out if the Chinese Communist Party actually may have had access at the University of Pennsylvania, where President Biden clearly had documents that would have been a pretty open space. And Maria, you and I have talked about this for years, the Chinese Communist Party’s inside every major American university today with research dollars and with their students. They’re at the University of Pennsylvania, too. And we now know that this Chinese money, these Chinese officials met classified documents in that space. They were in the same place. We need to know if there’s any risk they might have gotten a hold of them.
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Memphis PD Dramatically Lowered Standards Before Hiring Officers Charged in Tyre Nichols Death
At least two of the five Memphis, Tennessee police officers charged with murder for the death of Tyre Nichols were hired by the department after they dramatically loosened the requirements due to low application rates.
According to an NBC News report, Tadarrius Bean, Demetrius Haley, Emmitt Martin III, Desmond Mills Jr. and Justin Smith all had been Memphis Police Department officers for just a few years when the fatal beating of the 29-year-old father occurred on January 7. Bean and Haley in particular have only been on the force since August of 2020 — after the department lowered the education standards.
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New House Intel Panel Member Calls for Probe Into Adversaries’ Control of US Supply Chain
Georgia Republican Rep. Austin Scott, a new member on the House Intelligence Committee, hopes the panel will investigate efforts by unfriendly foreign powers to insert themselves into U.S. food and technology supply chains.
“One of the things that I expect us to look into, and hopefully look into, is where our adversaries have embedded themselves in the supply chain of basic necessities for Americans,” Scott said on the John Solomon Reports podcast.
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NIH Failed to Monitor EcoHealth Alliance: Federal Watchdog
After an 18-month audit, a federal watchdog says that the National Institutes of Health (NIH) failed to adequately monitor and address problems involving EcoHealth Alliance, a New York City-based nonprofit that was used to offshore risky gain-of-function research to Wuhan, China after the Obama administration banned the practice in 2014.
According to the report from the Office of Inspector General (OIG) of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), the “NIH did not effectively monitor or take timely action to address” compliance issues with EcoHealth.
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Oregon police warned the public this week, that a suspect accused of torturing women is using dating apps to lure victims and evade capture, according to reports.
Benjamin Obadiah Foster, 36, remains on the run as detectives and fugitive apprehension teams continue to follow and investigate leads, the Grants Pass Police Department said in a press release.
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School Choice Movement Gaining Momentum in Illinois
The COVID-19 pandemic spurred scores of parents to search for other educational opportunities for their children, and now school choice is gaining a foothold in Illinois.
This is National School Choice Week, a chance for Illinois families to raise awareness about school choice while parents are exploring new schools.
A survey this month by the National School Choice Awareness Foundation showed that nearly 54% of parents have recently explored or are currently considering new options for their child’s education.
Shelby Doyle, vice president of public awareness with the National School Choice Awareness Foundation, said the pandemic helped jump-start the effort.
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Suspect in Stabbing of Indiana University Student Has History of ‘Severe Mental Illness’: Attorney
Billie Davis, who is white, said she was motivated by race when she stabbed the student, who is of Asian descent: documents
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — The woman accused of stabbing an Indiana University student “has a long history of severe mental illness” and was “seeking help managing her condition up to and including the day of the alleged attack,” according to her defense attorney, CNN reported.
Billie Davis, who is white, allegedly said she was motivated by race when she repeatedly stabbed the student, who is of Asian descent, on a city bus in Bloomington on January 11th, according to court documents and a student group.
Davis and the victim had been riding separately on the bus, and when the victim tried to exit, Davis got up from her nearby seat and allegedly stabbed the victim in the head with a folding knife, leaving puncture wounds, a probable cause affidavit says.
In a statement emailed to CNN, Kyle Dugger said people close to the suspect describe no racist attitudes or history.
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Washington Residents Protest Release of Sex Offenders From ‘Pedophile Island’
Residents of Tenino, Washington are going to war against Governor Inslee after he decided to release the nation’s most violent sexual predators from McNeil island and place them into private homes in their community.
These sex offenders are the worst of the worst and the courts say meet the legal definition of a “sexually violent predator,” meaning they have a mental abnormality or personality disorder that makes them likely to engage in repeat sexual violence. They are bound to re-offend, which is why they have been locked up in McNeil Island, otherwise known as pedophile Island, in a Special Commitment Center as more than 60% of them have committed violent sex crimes against children.
Now, Inslee and Washington state democrats think it’s a good idea to remove them from the island and disperse them throughout the state in private homes, similar to assisted living facilities, with minimal supervision.
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Former Google executive Ryan Olohan, 48, claims he was fired after he rejected advances from his boss Tiffany Miller who allegedly groped him at Manhattan’s Fig & Olive restaurant.
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Woman Who Faked Native American Heritage Resigns From Wisconsin University Residency
The University of Wisconsin-Madison awarded a $5,000, 10-week residency to an art scholar who pretended to be of Native American descent, so the scholar could develop a “toolkit and curriculum around cultural appropriation,” before resigning.
Kay LeClaire, who uses they/them pronouns, labeled themselves as “two spirit,” an Indigenous term used to describe those who identify with both masculine and feminine qualities.
LeClaire had, for years, falsely claimed “Métis, Oneida, Ojibwe and Cuban heritage” and had even adopted an Ojibwe name, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported.
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BC Mayors Want Vaccine Mandate for Healthcare Workers to End Amid ‘Severe Staffing Shortages’
Health spokesperson Amy Crofts told The Epoch Times that the government’s “measures taken to combat the ongoing public-health emergency remain important.” The province maintains that complete vaccination against COVID-19 is a must unless workers obtain an exemption from the provincial health officer.
“The trajectory of the pandemic over the next few months is uncertain as there is still significant spread of the COVID virus in the province and around the world,” writes Crofts in a January 25 email.
But some rural mayors are pleading with the province to end the mandate to bolster staffing levels amid critical shortages that have sometimes closed their emergency rooms.
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Canadian Theater Sparks Outrage After Announcing Black-Only Performances
A taxpayer-funded Canadian theater organization has sparked outrage after announcing an event that will only allow “Black-identifying audiences” to attend.
The National Arts Centre in Ottawa is putting on a “Black Out” night at its Babs Asper Theatre on Feb. 17 — the middle of Black History Month — for the performance of “Is God Is,” a play written by and starring Black women.
“A Black Out is an open invitation to Black-identifying audiences to come and experience performances with their community,” the theater announced earlier this month.
“The evenings will provide a dedicated space for Black theatregoers to witness a show that reflects the vivid kaleidoscope that is the Black experience.”
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Crime-Riddled Canadian McDonald’s That Went Viral for Brawl Involving a Raccoon to Close
A crime-plagued Canadian McDonald’s that gained international notoriety nearly a decade ago for a viral video of a brawl involving a raccoon is set to close.
The franchise owner of the McDonald’s on Rideau Street in Ottawa told Insider this month that the location will close, saying it was “a business decision based on the viability of this specific site.”
Crime was part of the routine at the fast-food spot, where police responded to various incidents of drug use and violence.
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Crowd Gathers on Parliament Hill for Freedom Convoy Anniversary
Over a hundred people gathered on Parliament Hill this weekend to mark the one-year anniversary of the monumental Freedom Convoy.
True North was on the ground in Ottawa.
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Grieving Father Addresses Son’s Myocarditis Death After Vaccine
We have been told through media, politics and medical narratives that COVID-19 vaccines were not only effective but safe, is that really the case?
We hear more and more about sudden death, heart disease, paralysis, stroke, new, rare diseases, and so on. But even today, the reasons for these health problems, we are told, are unclear.
But no one dares to speculate on the possibility that there might be another more obvious reason. Every drug carries a risk since, and that risk is different for each person. That’s why medical treatment must always be an individual’s choice. But that fact was never considered when the government was forcing COVID-19 vaccine mandates on everyone. Many people were coerced into a vaccine because they were promised that it was safe, and it would help their lives return to normal.
Ernest Borrado Ramirez says that he tried to do the “right thing” by having his 16-year-old son, Ernesto, take the COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine. He was told the vaccine was 100% safe, and heart or blood clot complications are very rare and linked to the Johnson & Johnson version.
Sadly, five days after the first dose, young Ernesto fainted and passed away. A perfectly healthy young man who tragically lost his life.
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Jordan Peterson Reveals Plan for Alternative to World Economic Forum
Renowned clinical psychologist Dr. Jordan Peterson has revealed plans to challenge globalists with an alternative to Klaus Schwab’s World Economic Forum (WEF.)
The Canadian professor of psychology laid out his plan during an interview with top podcaster Joe Rogan.
During an extended interview on “The Joe Rogan Experience” posted Saturday, Peterson said his vision is a populist alternative to the WEF.
Peterson told Rogan that he will be gathering a consortium this October/November in London as a kind of rival to the WEF.
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Watch: Tucker Carlson Calls to Liberate Canada From Justin Trudeau
Fox News host Tucker Carlson called for the United States to “liberate” Canada before it “becomes Cuba,” suggesting an armed military intervention to free the country from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
During an interview with Canadian college professor David Azerrad on “Tucker Carlson Today,” the conservative commentator compared Canada’s left-wing PM to the late Cuban communist politician Fidel Castro, who ruled a single-party authoritarian regime that caused a mass exodus of citizens from the country.
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Another Kerala Youth Murdered in Poland Within a Week
Working in Poland for the past five months as a supervisor in a private firm, Suraj, 23, from Ollur (Thrissur), was stabbed to death by a group of Georgians following an altercation.
Thiruvananthapuram: Just days after a man from Kerala’s Palakkad was found dead in Poland, reports of another youth from the southern state’s Thrissur district who was working in Poland, being stabbed to death on Sunday has come to fore.
Suraj, a 23-year-old man, a resident of Ollur (Thrissur) was was stabbed to death by a group of Georgians following an altercation. He was reportedly working in Poland for the past five months as a supervisor in a private firm. Four youths from Kerala who were with Suraj were also injured during the attack.
Suraj was stabbed deep in his chest and neck. He was taken to a nearby hospital but could not be saved. The Indian embassy in Warsaw has confirmed the death of Suraj, according to his family members.
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A working-class-led political revolution “even bigger than Brexit” is required to save Britain from the disastrous policies of the governing Tory party, Nigel Farage said.
Brexit leader Nigel Farage said that the working people of the United Kingdom will once again need to stand up to the political class in Westminster and finally destroy the so-called Conservative Party so that a true alternative can establish itself and offer the public fiscally and socially sound policies he believes they want.
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Norway: Soccer Player Collapses After Suffering Sudden Cardiac Arrest Mid-Game
A soccer player has collapsed on the field after suffering a sudden cardiac arrest mid-game during an event in Norway, according to reports.
The player, who has yet to be identified, collapsed during the Beitostølen Cup in Norway on Saturday, local media Valdres and NRK reported.
Local news outlets report that the player collapsed suddenly two minutes into the game and was airlifted to hospital.
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Report: British Army Tracked, Monitored Lockdown Critics
UK coronavirus lockdown critics and sceptics were placed under government surveillance using the opaque resources of the country’s military, a report Sunday alleges.
The Mail on Sunday reports military operatives in the UK’s “information warfare” 77 Brigade drove the operation that targeted politicians and high-profile journalists who raised public doubts about the official pandemic response through their social media activities.
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There’s Something Strange About This
The Tates have been locked up for a month without charge.
If they’re guilty, then charge them. Put them on trial.
Whatever you think of them, something is seriously wrong here.
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Now we’ve obtained official records that prove they were right all along
A shadowy Army unit secretly spied on British citizens who criticised the Government’s Covid lockdown policies, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
Military operatives in the UK’s ‘information warfare’ brigade were part of a sinister operation that targeted politicians and high-profile journalists who raised doubts about the official pandemic response.
They compiled dossiers on public figures such as ex-Minister David Davis, who questioned the modelling behind alarming death toll predictions, as well as journalists such as Peter Hitchens and Toby Young. Their dissenting views were then reported back to No 10.
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UK: Deaths Soar to 26% Above Pre-Pandemic Levels, Data Shows
Deaths are continuing to reach extraordinarily high numbers and have now soared to 26 percent higher than pre-pandemic levels, new data has revealed.
A new study by U.K. researchers reveals that deaths have been soaring in England and Wales during January 2023.
In the week ending January 13, there were 17,381 deaths in England and Wales alone.
The figure is 2,837 or 19.5% above the five-year average.
However, the five-year average is already higher than normal due to the early 2021 Covid wave.
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UK: Hexham Stabbings: Boy, 16, Charged With Murdering Teenage Girl
A 16-year-old has been charged with the murder of a teenage girl who was stabbed to death in Northumberland.
Holly Newton, 15, was fatally wounded in the Priestpopple area of Hexham at about 17:10 GMT on Friday and later died in hospital.
A 16-year-old boy, who was also taken to hospital, suffered non-life-threatening injuries.
The teenager charged with murder has also been charged with attempted murder and possessing an offensive weapon.
The boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, is scheduled to appear before magistrates in Newcastle on Monday.
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Survival and Sensibility in Israel
by Daniel Greenfield
After weeks of hysterical liberal tantrums against the new conservative Israeli government, Muslim terrorists struck killing Israeli Jews of all ages: seven of them near a synagogue.
And after a moment of silence for the dead, who include a 14-year-old boy, the demands that Israel make deals with the terrorists, the claims that the government is “extremist” for trying to stop the terrorism, for trying to reform a judiciary that is biased toward the terrorists, will resume.
Along with the protests and official boycotts.
The part of the Torah that the 7 dead Jews in Jerusalem never had a chance to hear was Parshat Bo which describes the final plagues on Egypt.
Pharaoh began the enslavement and genocide of the Jews by enlisting Jewish collaborators. There are Jewish taskmasters to manage the Jewish slaves and even the midwives are enlisted to kill newborn children. When Moshe rises up and kills an Egyptian who is beating a Jewish slave, it is the slave himself who tells on him. Egypt has succeeded in getting the Jews to oppress themselves, to inject slavery into their souls and it will take some of the greatest miracles the world has ever seen to change that.
Yet this time Pharaoh is wrong. The midwives do not collaborate with him. They do not kill Jewish children, instead, “VaTehayena Et HaYeladim.” They let the children live.
The failure to collaborate with the murderers of your people should not be a big deal, yet it is, whether in ancient Egypt or in contemporary America, from J Street conferences to If Not Now protests, to elements of the so-called pro-Israel community who had been clutching their pearls over the new Israeli government some of whose members have committed the sin of actually calling for the death of terrorists.
“VaTehayena Et HaYeladim.” Let the children live. Put their survival ahead of your sensibilities…
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Iranian Military Factory Hit by Drone Attack
DUBAI, Jan 29 (Reuters) — A loud explosion struck a military industry factory near the central Iranian city of Isfahan overnight in what Tehran said on Sunday was a drone strike by unidentified attackers.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the blast, which came amid tension with the West over Tehran’s nuclear activity and supply of arms for Russia’s war in Ukraine, as well as months of anti-government demonstrations at home.
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US Taxpayers to Pony Up $30m to Help World’s 5th-Ranked Economic Power Reduce Plastic Pollution
The Golden Horseshoe is a weekly designation from Just The News intended to highlight egregious examples of wasteful taxpayer spending by the government. The award is named for the horseshoe-shaped toilet seats for military airplanes that cost the Pentagon a whopping $640 each back in the 1980s.
U.S. taxpayers will be on the hook for $30 million in new cooperative grant funding to reduce plastic pollution in India, according to a notice of funding opportunity (NOFO) posted by the United States Agency for International Development MIssion in India.
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Maria Thattil has stepped out with her girlfriend Jorgee Rae, after going public with their romance this weekend.
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Perth drivers experienced a kind of road hazard few would complain about on Saturday morning when they were splashed with hundreds, maybe thousands of $100 notes.
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The grand slam icon has already clashed with the crowd in Melbourne — at one stage getting some ‘drunk’ fans thrown out — and now he’s instructed spectators on how to behave in the men’s final.
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Novak Djokovic Wins 10th Australian Open Title
Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic won his 10th Australian Open title on Sunday.
“I’m super blessed and grateful,” Djokovic said after his victory in Melbourne Park over Stefanos Tsitsipas of Greece.
Even before his win Sunday, Djokovic held the record for most Australian Open titles ever.
Djokovic was unable to play in the open last year because he was deported from Australia for not being vaccinated against COVID-19.
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DACA Illegal Alien, Freed by Sanctuary County, Sentenced to Life in Prison for Triple Murder
An illegal alien, once enrolled in former President Obama’s Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program and previously freed by a sanctuary county, has been sentenced to life in prison after murdering three Americans.
Luis Perez, a 27-year-old DACA illegal alien from Mexico, was sentenced this month to five consecutive life sentences after having been found guilty last year of murdering 38-year-old Steven Marler, 23-year-old Josh Hampton, and a woman accused of being an accomplice to Marler and Hampton’s murders.
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Dozens of migrants have crossed the English Channel today bringing the number who have made the journey in the first month of this year above 1,000.
Around 50 men, women and children were brought into Dover earlier today by the UK Border Force after attempting to make the crossing.
With three days of January left to go, at least 991 people were confirmed to have made the perilous journey to reach the southern shores of Great Britain.
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Hungary: Chasing Migrant Smugglers Downtown No Longer a Rarity
Almost every month in Hungary, there is news of a car chase in which police officers chase a smuggler carrying migrants. In the latest case, a Moldovan man fled for kilometers from the police in Szeged, and a video was made, reported online local news site Szegeder.
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Italian Think Tank: Distributing Migrants Not the Solution
Calling for the distribution of migrants arriving in Europe will both attract more migration and create friction between member states, according to Daniele Scalea, president of the think tank Centro Studi Machiavelli, who was speaking at the first Italian-Hungarian conservative meeting on migration in Rome on Tuesday evening.
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Salvini Party Clashes With Meloni and Allies Over Restricting Immigration to Italy
Populist Matteo Salvini’s League has clashed with other members of the right-wing ruling Italian government under Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni after trying to propose amendments to further restrict immigration into the country.
The League came into conflict with Meloni’s Brothers of Italy (FdI) and the centre-right Forza Italia over proposed amendments to a security decree that is aimed at regulating the activities of migrant taxi NGOs and other pro-migration groups.
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Finland Debuted the World’s First National Trans ICE Skater and it Went Exactly Like You’d Expect
The theme for the ISU European Figure Skating Championships was “just be you.”
From the event page:
On the ice, we will see Single Skaters, Synchronized Skaters, and Pairs. Included among the performers are Figure Skater Minna-Maaria Antikainen, who defines herself as a gender-neutral woman
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Grande Prairie Residents Protest Local Drag Queen Story Hour
Grande Prairie residents are upset after their public library held a drag queen story hour, drawing at least two dozen protesters boycotting “Storytime with Tiffany.”
“Join us in the Play Zone for Family Literacy Week storytime with Tiffany, a local drag performer. Come enjoy an evening storytime for the whole family,” said the Grande Prairie Public Library.
One lady protesting held a sign that said, “No drag queens allowed in Alberta.”
According to sources, protesters shut down the event Tuesday evening after a non-protester pulled a fire alarm inside the building.
Elliott McDavid, the resident who verbally accosted Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland, confirmed to the Western Standard that someone had pulled a fire alarm.
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Nova Scotia Facilitates Sex Changes With Free ‘Readiness Letters’ From Health Service
A health service in Halifax, Nova Scotia has announced that a social worker will be available for the next several months to provide free “readiness letters” for people seeking experimental sex changes in the province.
The Halifax Sexual Health Centre (HSHC) shared a “new service alert” on its Instagram account Tuesday stating that thanks to the Mental Health Foundation, the service will be offering “psychosocial assessments” which it defines as “readiness letters” for hormone therapy and gender-affirming surgeries.
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Third Grader Victorious After Battle With School Over ‘Jesus Loves Me’ Mask
Third grader Lydia Booth said it was “sad” and “confusing” when her Mississippi school district told her she couldn’t wear a face mask with the words “Jesus Loves Me” on it.
Lydia’s mom, Jennifer, said she was equally confused when Lydia told her what had happened.
“I was looking around, and all these kids had words all over their masks,” she told Fox News Digital.
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Utah Governor Signs Gender-Affirming Health Care Ban, School Choice Bills Into Law
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox on Saturday signed a bill banning gender-affirming surgery on minors who have not been diagnosed with gender dysphoria.
The state’s Republican-dominated Legislature prioritized the ban and considered a first draft of the measure less than 10 days ago, two days after the Legislature opened this year’s session Jan. 17. Gov. Cox signed it a day after the Legislature sent it to his desk.
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A Florida mother is suing the Orange County Public Schools (OCPS), claiming the school board has barred her from volunteering because she is an OnlyFans model.
Thirty-one-year-old Victoria Triece used to volunteer at her child’s school, Sand Lake Elementary, but said she was banned last year because she posts sexually explicit content on the subscription website, WESH reported Wednesday.
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Dr Astrid Stuckelberger was almost prevented
handily at a recent anti-vaccination medical congress with over 1000 attendees in Stockholm from speaking about Covid-19, vaccination
… and Grafin.
Astrid Stuckelberger has a PhD in public health and has studied the determinants and mechanisms of subjective and objective health assessment in a large cohort of the Geneva population. She continued her scientific career for 20 years at the University Hospital of Geneva and at the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Geneva where she obtained in 2014 the higher degree of Doctor of Medicine on Population Longevity from Individual to Policy (document of 350 pages – a handbook for students and the general public is in preparation). She has also been a full professor at the University of Applied Sciences in Switzerland and a lecturer at the University of Lausanne since 2010. It should be noted that since the end of 2020, in the context of the COVID-19 crisis, Astrid’s lectures and positions have been suddenly cancelled by the Universities of Geneva and Lausanne after she spoke in public channels and media inviting her to give her expertise and scientific analysis of the COVID-19 crisis.
Astrid was awarded the title of Honorary Professor at the Institute of Bioregulation and Gerontology of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences in 2014 and is regularly invited to teach at various universities. She is the Chair of the Geneva International Network on Ageing, funded by WHO in 1996 to provide scientific information, events and advocacy at the UN. She has been invited to represent two academic NGOs at the UN in Geneva since 2001 (IAGG and SPSSI), which has led her to advocate for evidence-based international policy, ethics and human rights, and to learn how the UN and bilateral agencies operate through consultancies over the years.
From an international perspective, Astrid expanded her knowledge and expertise very early on at the UN in Geneva as an invited expert, consultant and activist. Today, she is an internationally recognised expert and is called in on many issues, particularly on evidence-based informed policy, health innovation and ethical assessment, pandemic and public health emergency management, longevity and well-being. The values-based competence of her scientific approach includes a fine multi-sectoral approach to ethics, human rights and regulatory aspects from a global perspective. One of her key achievements was being selected by the Swiss Federal Department of Innovation and Education and the Swiss Medical Academy to conduct the first in-depth international review on longevity, anti-aging and regenerative medicine, which resulted in a series of news articles and publications, including a book in English and French that is currently being updated and translated into various languages.
Over the years, she has naturally become part of the international expert group and has been asked to conduct studies and evaluations at various levels: the United Nations, the European Commission, governments and the private sector.
As an author, she has published 12 books, contributed to several WHO books (Mental Health Policy, International Research Ethics Training, INNOV8, etc.) and more than 180 scientific articles, policy papers, government reports, EU and UN reports. She received an international award from the UN Secretary General for her work and from Swiss organisations, she was nominated among the 100 personalities in Switzerland. She is regularly invited by the media for interviews, for TEDx or as a keynote speaker at different types of events.
A series of publications and articles can be downloaded free of charge from this website. More will be published in the coming months as the situation develops.
A full curriculum vitae is available on request. Due to the many controversial aspects of the current times, several important “letters of recommendation” and evidence of my credentials have been posted openly, e.g. from international organisations (WHO, ILO, UN, World Bank), the European Commission and various governmental bodies.
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