Craig wrote:I watched the video. Who did they beat the hell out of?
I believe it was Tony Clement beating himself....
In other news I believe the RCMP is looking for Papa L in some sort of extortion case.
Craig wrote:I watched the video. Who did they beat the hell out of?
shredz [Bot] wrote:https://twitter.com/Refugees/status/1060610656930541568
mayoradamwest wrote:shredz [Bot] wrote:https://twitter.com/Refugees/status/1060610656930541568
where is he on the carbon tax?
senate wrote:mayoradamwest wrote:shredz [Bot] wrote:https://twitter.com/Refugees/status/1060610656930541568
where is he on the carbon tax?
Refugees emit carbon dioxide so logically anyone who supports helping refugees has to be anti-carbon tax.
"If a democracy is to function you need an educated populace, and you need to have an informed populace, ready to make judicious decisions about who to grant power to and when to take it away."
"When citizens cannot have rigorous analysis of the exercise of the power that is in their name and they have granted, the rest of the foundation of our democracies start to erode at the same time as cynicism arises."
Dog wrote:I really care very little about this issue or Canada post in general one way or the other.
mcphee wrote:rural “people”
shredz wrote:https://twitter.com/MuhammadLila/status/1067398972015226880
Beautiful people. Take me next.
A Federal Court judge has sided with government officials who argued a B.C. man who posted pro-Islamic State propaganda online had faked a conversion to Christianity when he came to Canada as a refugee.
While Othman Ayed Hamdan was accepted as a refugee based on his claim that his abandonment of Islam had put him at risk at home in Jordan, the government argued his “conversion to Christianity was bogus.”
In its ruling, the court found it was unreasonable to conclude that Hamdan was anything other than a “Christian of convenience in order to get into Canada.”
“Mr. Hamdan is an unmitigated liar. One must wonder if he has uttered one truthful word since he came to Canada in 2002,” the judge, Sean Harrington, began.
[5] On the religion point, the Member found that Mr. Hamdan was always searching. Although his subsequent conduct, including social media posts in support of ISIS and lone wolf attackers was outrageous and was inconsistent with Christian belief, it did not necessarily follow that he was not a Christian at the time he applied for refugee protection.
[6] On the drug smuggling point, Mr. Hamdan has over the years told outlandish stories to his “stoner” friends, and while he was incarcerated to an undercover police officer. The story has changed over the years. He smuggled hashish or was it marijuana? Was he shot at by Canadian snipers near the Israeli border, which is ridiculous; was he jailed in many jurisdictions? The Canadian authorities were unable to verify this latter allegation, perhaps because he used so many aliases. As one of his many friends says, “We’ve always thought he was just kind of full of s**t”.
mayoradamwest wrote:you had your chance.
BEIJING/OTTAWA — China warned Canada on Saturday that there would be severe consequences if it did not immediately release Huawei Technologies Co Ltd’s chief financial officer, calling the case “extremely nasty.”
Meng Wanzhou, Huawei’s global chief financial officer, was arrested in Canada on Dec. 1 and faces extradition to the United States, which alleges that she covered up her company’s links to a firm that tried to sell equipment to Iran despite sanctions.
The executive is the daughter of the founder of Huawei.
If extradited to the U.S., Meng would face charges of conspiracy to defraud multiple financial institutions, a Canadian court heard on Friday, with a maximum sentence of 30 years for each charge.
Vancouver police were called Sunday morning to a Dunbar home believed to be owned by Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou’s husband.
The property on West 28th Avenue is one of two in the city that property records show are owned by Xiaozong Liu. That is the same name as a man identified in Chinese media as Meng’s husband. The other home is in Shaughnessy.
According to police, investigators received a 911 call about a home being broken into on West 28th Avenue near Crown Street around 5:30 a.m. Pacific time.
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