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Pierre Poilievre won’t say this about Canada’s housing crisis
By Harrison Faulkner – December 4, 2023 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsAppLinkedin
A video produced by Pierre Poilievre about Canada’s housing crisis is going viral on social media, amassing millions of views. But many Canadians noticed something was missing from his 15-minute analysis – any mention of Trudeau’s open borders mass immigration agenda. Last week, Abacus Research published a poll indicating that 69% of Canadians think immigration is negatively impacting the housing crisis and 62% of immigrants think Trudeau’s immigration levels are too high.
So why are the Conservatives refusing to talk about mass immigration?
Are they afraid of being called racist by their opposition? Are they afraid of alienating new immigrant voters? The data, year after year, has proven that Canadians want a serious conversation about immigration.
Right-wing German party secures ‘historic’ win
An AfD candidate has been elected as town mayor for the first time
Tim Lochner. © Matthias Rietschel/Getty Images
The right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has won a mayoral election for the first time, making history in the Saxon town of Pirna. The victory comes less than two weeks after regional authorities designated the AfD as “extremist.”
The AfD has enjoyed rising support among German voters in recent months, at a time when the approval ratings of all three parties in the country’s ruling ‘traffic light’ coalition have hit record lows.
Tim Lochner, who represented the AfD, garnered 38.5% of the vote in the second round of voting on Sunday, ahead of Christian Democratic Union (CDU) contender Kathrin Dollinger-Knuth on 31.4%.
The AfD candidate had won 33% of the vote in the first round of polling on November 26, although none of the five candidates secured the absolute majority necessary to win outright, sending the vote to a second stage. READ MORE: 74% of Germans think Scholz failing at his job – YouGov poll
Two of the original contenders exited the race before the second round and urged their supporters to vote for Dollinger-Knuth. The Green and Left parties also backed her in the December vote, although their support proved insufficient to propel the CDU into first place.
In a post on X (formerly Twitter), AfD co-leader Alice Weidel described Lochner’s victory as “historic.”
Free Voters party candidate Ralf Thiele, who came in third with 30.1%, said there is a “countrywide trend” that shows the AfD is “becoming stronger.”
The Green party branch in Saxony said it was “dismayed” by the election outcome in Pirna, while the Left party called on “all democratic parties” to unite against the AfD.
Earlier this month, the president of the Saxon branch of the Office for the Protection of the Constitution (BfV), Dirk-Martin Christian, announced that the AfD had officially been deemed extremist over its “anti-constitutional agenda.”
The new legal status allows the BfV to deploy surveillance and intelligence means to gather information about the right-wing party’s activities without restriction.
Saxony became the third German region to take action against the AfD, after Thuringia and Sachsen-Anhalt.
The party previously garnered 27.5% of the vote in the last regional election in Saxony in 2019.
In October, the AfD recorded its best-ever performance in a western German state, receiving 18.4% of the vote in the Hesse regional election
Anyone who wants to judge how far into corruption our present U.S. regime has sunk needs to view the documentary “The Fall of Minneapolis” which covers the George Floyd case and the official reaction to it.
Before the evidence was even finalised, the President of the United States, the Vice-President of the United States, the then Speaker of the U.S. House, the current (Republican) Speaker of the House, the mayor, governor, and state attorney general declared that George Floyd had been murdered by the police. The FBI showed up immediately to join a local fatality case.
The trial of Officer Dereck Chauvin is shown to have been a travesty of justice in every respect. Even while jurors were being chosen, the City of Minneapolis declared a large settlement to the Floyd “family” which he himself had never supported. The judge allowed known BLM members to be considered as jurors and excluded much exculpatory evidence. He ruled against moving the trial to a less dangerous venue, although the proceedings were held behind barbed wire and the jurors had every reason to be fearful. The honest findings of the original autopsy were disregarded.
There is no question that Floyd, now regarded around the world as a saint, was a career felon and thoroughly disreputable thug who resisted arrest because he was high on several drugs in amounts that could be fatal. The police were endeavouring to keep him quiet, waiting for the ambulance they had called because he complained of breathing problems.
Officer Chauvin was a 19-year veteran known for his steadiness in bad situations. The knee position that was claimed to be responsible for Floyd’s death was fully authorized in the manual familiar to all Minneapolis police. Several city officials lied under oath that was not so.
The leftist media in other countries, always eager to run down Americans, now declare as truth that American police have a vicious policy against black people, although the five policemen who had to cope with Floyd included a black and an Asian. And the fact that more policemen are killed by black criminals than the other way around. And that the Floyd matter was a routine thing that big city police deal with almost daily.
Most importantly, what this event shows is the disconnect between the state and the society it is supposed to represent. Those who manage to scramble themselves into positions of power have no interest in the welfare of ordinary folk or in understanding the daily reality around them. Their primary interest is in maintaining their place by a phony narrative that makes them feel virtuous. This government disregard for society is not a good thing for the great numbers of us “deplorables.”
Those of us old enough to remember the Civil Rights revolution can recall how the representatives of Minnesota were at the forefront in demanding that the feds come down hard on evil Southerners. At that time the black population of Minnesota was minuscule. It has since grown greatly, which is attributed to generous welfare benefits. While we sympathise with peace officers whose lives are being ruined by a corrupt government, we can’t help but feel a bit of satisfaction at seeing that State endure some Reconstruction of its own. Reconstruction was imposed on the South by armed force, but the Minnesotans have done it to themselves.
Multiple High-End Vehicles Recovered in Auto Theft and Insurance Fraud Investigation
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Region of Peel – Investigators from Peel Regional Police 11 Division Criminal Investigations Bureau and the Commercial Auto Crime Bureau, in collaboration with Equite Association, have disrupted and dismantled an organized auto theft ring operating in Peel Region, in an investigation dubbed Project Memphis.
Project Memphis began in March 2023 when Peel Regional Police were provided information of a possible re-vinned vehicle. Investigators determined some of the stolen vehicles were being re-vinned, fraudulently re-registered and sold in Mississauga. In some cases, the accused attempted to defraud multiple financial and insurance institutions. Various investigative tools were used to identify multiple suspects, recover these stolen vehicles and prevent insurance fraud.
The results of Project Memphis were as follows:
– 12 individuals arrested and 81 charges laid
– Over $350,000 insurance fraud prevented
– 9 stolen vehicles recovered valued at over $1.2M
- 2 Range Rover Sports
- 2 Ram 1500s
- 1 Bentley Bentayga
- 1 BMW M5
- 1 BMW X5
- 1 Porsche Panamera
- 1 Jeep Wrangler
“Project Memphis was a complex and multi-faceted investigation that required incredible investigative efforts,” said Chief Nishan Duraiappah. “The success of this investigation was a testament to effective collaboration and the shared goal of disrupting criminality of all kind.”
PRP has arrested and charged the following individuals:
Tristan Serrano, a 26-year-old man from Mississauga,
- Trafficking in stolen goods (X 9)
- Fraud over $5000 (X 9)
- Fraudulent Concealment (X 9)
- Possession of Property Obtained by Crime (X 2)
- Possession of Counterfeit Mark
- Conspiracy to Commit
Joshua Cunanan, a 24-year-old man from Mississauga
- Trafficking in stolen goods (X 9)
- Fraud over $5000 (x9)
- Forgery/Utter Forged Document (X 5)
- Conspiracy to commit
Franc Martin Cruz, 23-year-old man from Mississauga
- Trafficking in stolen goods
- Fraud over $5000
Destiny Ogieva, 25-year-old man from Mississauga
- Trafficking in stolen goods
- Fraud over $5000
- Fraudulent Concealment
- Conspiracy to Commit
Rahul Bedi, 25-year-old from Mississauga
- Trafficking in stolen goods
- Fraud over $5000
Andrew Enriquez, a 26-year-old man from Mississauga
- Trafficking in stolen goods
- Fraud over $5000
Martin Suyat, a 26-year-old man from Mississauga
- Trafficking in stolen goods
- Fraud over $5000
- Conspiracy to Commit
Angelyne Suyat Pavalaraj, a 32-year-old woman from Toronto
- Trafficking in stolen goods
- Fraud over $5000
- Conspiracy to Commit
Krista Mcintyre, a 29-year-old woman from Mississauga
- Trafficking in stolen goods
- Fraud over $5000
- Conspiracy to Commit
John Ruivivar, a 24-year-old from Mississauga
- Trafficking in stolen goods
- Fraud over $5000
Mahmoud Chehadeh, a 36-year-old man from Hamilton
- Trafficking in stolen goods
- Fraud over $5000
- Fraudulent Concealment
Sear Azeem, 24-year-old man from Brampton
- Trafficking in stolen goods
- Fraud over $5000
All of the individuals were charged and released with conditions and will be appearing at the Ontario Court of Justice in Brampton at a later date.
The successful outcome of this investigation was a joint effort between the Peel Regional Police Commercial Auto Crime Unit, CBSA Intelligence, Ontario Motor Vehicle Industry Council (OMVIC), Equite Association, Durham Regional Police and Woodstock Police.
Stop White Replacement
Immigration Numbers: We’re Being Swamped
[These are notes from a talk given by Bubba Pollock to the Canada First Immigration Reform Committee in London, November 25, 2023.]
The number of immigrants entering Canada increased by 62% in 2021-2022 from the number of immigrants entering Canada in 2017-2018.
If this trend continues, by 2026, the number of immigrantsentering Canada annually will have more than doubled.
What effect has this had?
According to the Fraser Institute
● The wait time from referral to treatment for all procedures increased nationally by 10% from 2019 to
2022
● Wait time for Ontarians from referral by GP to appointment with a specialist increased by 23% from 2021 to 2022
● It’s estimated that the total number of procedures patients were waiting for in December 2022 was 1,228,047 (3% of Canadians)
● A study by Stokes and Somerville (2008) found that the cumulative total lost economic output that represents the cost of waiting longer than medically recommended for treatment for total joint replacement
cataract surgery, coronary artery bypass graft surgery, and MRI scans in 2007 was an estimated $14.8 billion
According to Canada Mortgage & Housing Corporation
● Housing availability in Canada decreased by 18% between 2019 and 2022
● Housing availability in Ontario decreased by 15.7% between 2019 and 2022
● The average rent for a 2 bedroom apartment in
Canada increased by 16.8% from 2019 to 2022
● The average rent for a 2 bedroom apartment in
Ontario increased by 16.1% from 2019 to 2022
According to Statistics Canada
● Violent crime in Canada rose 11% between 2020 and
2022
● Robbery increased by 15% in 2022
● Homicide increased by 8% in 2022
● Police reported crime rate was up 5% in 2022
Over next 2 years Trudeau government’s target is to admit 985,000 permanent residents, with a plan to continually
increase the annual number by 10% year over year.
