Post: #826

Looks like Canada is adopting Swedish law - "Bassam Al Rawi" has been found innocent of all wrongdoing.

Quote:The case itself began almost two years ago, when a police officer found the woman “naked from the breasts down” in the back seat of Al-Rawi’s cab, according to court transcripts from the March 1 ruling.

She was extremely intoxicated and unconsciousness in the backseat of the cab with her legs propped up on the front passenger seat. The officer said Al-Rawi’s pants were down and he was holding the woman’s urine-soaked tights and underwear.

http://news.nationalpost.com/news/canada...-back-seat

Post: #827

Halifax is fucked (high Arab population), do you guys remember the "Dalhousie rape joke scandal" from a couple of years ago? Basically a few dentist students at Dal made crude jokes about raping girls in a closed, private Facebook chat. Someone took screen shots and leaked it to the media and everyone went absolute bonkers! People on my FB were calling for these students to be expelled and even jailed, my FB is suspiciously quiet in regards to this Arab scum bag caught flagrantly sexually assaulting a drunk passenger. The selective outrage is mind boggling!

Post: #828

Delete double post

Post: #829

Seen Lauren Southern has quit ((( Rebel )))

Not surprised, I guess she wasn't following along Ezra' order and agenda.

Last 48 hours alone

Post: #830

Rebel totally went off the deep end. Always knew (((Ezra))) was a shill, but now everyone is on board. They are getting lambasted in the comment section of their videos.

Look at them begging for $$.

EDIT: Just saw Roosh' post in the other thread about the 4chan story why they have parted ways. Didn't see that one coming !!


http://www.therebel.media/rebel-israel

Quote:The only thing the mainstream media hates more than the United States is Israel.


The media hate it; leftists hate it; the UN hates it. And they’re all obsessed by it — a tiny sliver of land with just eight and a half million people.

So what’s it really like? And how does it survive as the only free democracy with full civil rights for women and minorities, including their Muslim minority, in a region that is full of violent revolutions, terrorism and medieval theocracies?

Well, The Rebel wants to show you.

Four journalists from The Rebel are flying to Israel to go on a fact-finding mission — to see for ourselves, everything from the Israeli security fence, to Israel's border with Syria, and even the settlements in the West Bank.

We’ll show you what it’s really like — the Israel that you never hear about from the mainstream media.

You can watch all the videos from our trip below.

The cost for our airfare, hotels, ground transport, meals and other expenses for the week is about $5,000 dollars per person. If you can help us crowdfund this visit, and our journalism that we’ll do when we’re over there, please do, by donating below.

Post: #831

(03-10-2017 11:05 AM)AManLikePutin Wrote:  Seen Lauren Southern has quit ((( Rebel )))

Not surprised, I guess she wasn't following along Ezra' order and agenda.

Last 48 hours alone

dammit on the rebel israel angle.

Lauren met up with Tim pool a while back, I'm guessing something came out of that.

Also, my guess is that Lauren is going to try a Tim Pool angle of independence... but Tim exudes entrepreneurial hustle, lauren has an 'employee' level hustle in my opinion, but she is a chick and can probably get by being a news/lots of cleavage pseudo camwhore when she needs cash to cover her stories.

best of luck to her, and here's to seeing more titties.

Post: #832

Levant has pretty much replaced Southern with that other shiksa babe Goldy.

I love how they're trying to build their cred with the fundraising bit when it's a totally astroturfed outfit.

Post: #833

Glad I'm not Canadian


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tE_n1xBJYwU&t=4s

Post: #834

(03-10-2017 01:48 PM)Dr. Howard Wrote:  

(03-10-2017 11:05 AM)AManLikePutin Wrote:  Seen Lauren Southern has quit ((( Rebel )))

Not surprised, I guess she wasn't following along Ezra' order and agenda.

Last 48 hours alone

dammit on the rebel israel angle.

Lauren met up with Tim pool a while back, I'm guessing something came out of that.

Also, my guess is that Lauren is going to try a Tim Pool angle of independence... but Tim exudes entrepreneurial hustle, lauren has an 'employee' level hustle in my opinion, but she is a chick and can probably get by being a news/lots of cleavage pseudo camwhore when she needs cash to cover her stories.

best of luck to her, and here's to seeing more titties.

(((Rebel Media)))

ehh,they're not too horrible

Was annoyed with the retarded video about the Alt Right they did recently.


They need to learn that 1990's liberalism isn't the solution

Post: #835

(03-10-2017 05:46 PM)Nowak Wrote:  Glad I'm not Canadian


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tE_n1xBJYwU&t=4s

This appears to me to be one of those cases of hospital admin fucking things up (it happens everywhere) and the Rebel Media selectively blowing it out of proportion, as they're prone to do. I've spent a lot of time in hospitals over the past few months taking my dad to his chemotherapy and radiation treatments and never ran into anything like this. Canadian health care isn't perfect by any means but it isn't nearly as bad as the guy in this video is claiming.

As far as the Rebel being pro-Israel, it isn't a big surprise to me as Ezra Levant has always been pro-Jew (duh) and pro-Israel ever since I've been following him back in his Western Standard days. I'm neutral on Israel, I don't like many of their policies but they are surrounded by a bunch of arsehole countries, are democratic and treat their own people well, too bad they fuck the Palestinians so hard but that's the way she goes I guess.

Things have been looking pretty good for Canada's economy at least and the unemployment rate is at the lowest its been for two years:

Quote:Canada’s labour market continued its rally into February, bringing the unemployment rate to the lowest in more than two years, but with continued signs of sluggish wage increases. Canada added 15,300 jobs in February, and employment has increased by 288,100 over the past 12 months, Statistics Canada reported today in Ottawa. The unemployment rate fell to 6.6 per cent, matching the lowest since January, 2015 which was the lowest since 2008. The net job gain reflected an increase of 105,100 full-time jobs and a drop of 89,800 part-time.

http://business.financialpost.com/news/e...ring-jumps


As I've mentioned before, the Liberals have a history of campaigning from the left and governing from the right and it looks like Trudeau is continuing that:
Trudeau speaks to the heart of Texans in pitch for Canadian oil

Quote:Then the big gun came to town. Prime Minister Trudeau spoke to packed room of around 1,200 energy executives and other leaders on Thursday night and completely charmed them. They clapped when he spoke in French, when he mentioned pipeline approvals, even when he talked about putting a price on carbon – albeit less loudly on that last point. Trudeau got multiple standing ovations. From an oil patch crowd. In Texas.....Trudeau's other goal was to remind the Americans in the audience that Canada is a key trade partner of Texas in particular and the U.S. in general. Texan exports to Canada were worth nearly $20 billion annually, imports from Canada about $15 billion. Trudeau pointed out that amounts to 460,000 jobs. Good Texan jobs, as he put it.

This will surely piss off the enviro weenies but if Trudeau can keep the oil flowing, especially the pipelines to tide water then jobs will be created and things should shape up out west but that's yet to been see, Shell Canada just sold off the majority of its oil sands assets to CNRL, which isn't a great sign for the oil patch with one of its largest investors pulling out, it'll be interesting to see what happens in the next couple of years, hopefully Fort McMurray doesn't become a ghost town!

I'm interested in learning how Canada will fit into Trump's energy plan, it looks like he wants to keep oil low so countries like Iran, Venezuela and Russia won't benefit from it, which is also bad for Canada. At the same time, he wants to frack the shit out of the US to decrease dependence on Middle east oil and the US has a friendly neighbor to the north more than willing to supply their needs, its just too bad that ours is expensive to refine, we have to sell it off cheaper. I'd love to see $70 oil (I don't think that's asking to much haha), fingers crossed!

Post: #836

Trudeau might love European liberals but he knows where his bread is buttered.

Post: #837

Ezra is a true champion of free speech and he is a valuable ally to Christians in Canada, but his tribal allegiance is showing lately. Ezra is not Canada First. He's Israel First. Sad.

WRT Troolander going to Texas, Kevin O'Leary has something to say:

Post: #838

University of Toronto political science professor says there is “nothing radical” about wanting Sharia and caliphate.

Jihad Watch Wrote:Toronto: Muslim prof says “nothing radical” about wanting Sharia and caliphate

Professor Katherine Bullock from the University of Toronto said:



"from an Islamic point of view this absolutely nothing radical about wanting Caliphate or wanting Sharia. These are completely normal traditional points of view."

Bullock is right. Normative Islam is political Islam. One need only look at Islamic states to understand the nature and centrality of the Sharia in them. Every Muslim knows this, including those Muslims who were persecuted and killed throughout history trying to reform Islam.

Jihad Watch Wrote:

"Dr. Ingrid Mattson, a Canadian convert to Islam and the London and Windsor Community Chair in Islamic Studies at Huron University College at Western University in Canada, echoes similar views about the Caliphate and admits that she would like to see the Western culture becomes a little more Islamic."

Mattson has abundant company in that desire among all the Muslim Brotherhood-linked groups in the U.S. and Canada, including the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA), of which she is a former president.

Post: #839

^"From an Islamic point of view" fuck that, how about from a "Canadian view" you cunt, if you want to live in Sharia law then fuck off to Saudi.

"she would like to see the Western culture becomes a little more Islamic." I'm pretty sure the "if you give them an inch, they'll take a mile" concept would apply here, again, fuck that!

Post: #840

I remember a time, within ubiquitous cell phone and internet use--not long ago, when Canada was a quaint, progressive (early 1900 definition) friendly place that was nice to visit. Low poverty, high trust levels, etc. A great Celtic-French place. Women were skinnier and nicer in an old world English kind of way. Ontario still had great steel and auto industries. The government had an industrial policy. It was cute to see the CBC Great Canadians PSAs during the nineties.

Fast forward, anti-WHite racism is all it's at. The economy is strictly resource based and real estate based, depending on third world oligarchs laundering money for visas in Toronto and Vancouver real estate--total joke.

I was in Toronto recently, only a few White people. As recently as 2003, it would have been reversed. The former prime minister was a Koch Republican, the current is a total anti-White racist. Women are fat as Americans and full social identity politics. What happened?

As a joke, we say the Dominion countries are ten years behind the U.S./U.K., however, the U.S. even in its manufactured rap phase, c.a. 2005, was never this Regressive Leftist.

O'Canada, it saddens thee...

Post: #841

That 'woman' will do more to push middle of the road Canadians toward islamic intolerance than anything we could do.

Think of all the Canadians that would rather fight than see more people like her don the hijab and turn their backs on everything that their ancestors fought for. It was not hard to get Canadians to sign up to fight Germans when their way of life was threatened from Europe. Now we have these people, from Christian families turning to Islam and threatening regular Canadians with Sharia law.

It is really hard to not think this is just going to speed up the day of reckoning. There was a time when Canadians were thought of as 'silent racists', so the next step for Liberals will be to change our immigration system. Then we will know its on, and that war is only a generation away.

I have already heard the calls for a more 'equal' immigration system, meaning Canada scraps its current one in favor of more low skilled immigrants.

Post: #842

Ghost plane crashes in Northern Ontario, with no pilot, after departing from Michigan. How is this not a bigger story?

https://www.tbnewswatch.com/local-news/g...hon-564571

Someone rents a plane in Ann Arbor, registers a flight plan to another town in Migichan and the plane is found wrecked in Northern Ontario with no fuel, no footprints and no occupants. What the fuck, no big deal eh.

Post: #843

(03-17-2017 08:46 PM)Laner Wrote:  That 'woman' will do more to push middle of the road Canadians toward islamic intolerance than anything we could do.

Think of all the Canadians that would rather fight than see more people like her don the hijab and turn their backs on everything that their ancestors fought for. It was not hard to get Canadians to sign up to fight Germans when their way of life was threatened from Europe. Now we have these people, from Christian families turning to Islam and threatening regular Canadians with Sharia law.

It is really hard to not think this is just going to speed up the day of reckoning. There was a time when Canadians were thought of as 'silent racists', so the next step for Liberals will be to change our immigration system. Then we will know its on, and that war is only a generation away.

I have already heard the calls for a more 'equal' immigration system, meaning Canada scraps its current one in favor of more low skilled immigrants.

Too much money to be made in Canada for the government to try and destabilize the country by bringing in too many unskilled immigrants.

The status quo works for all three parties, they get semi to highly skilled immigrants who bring in buckets of cash, and heavily invest in real estate within a decade of arrival.

The Liberal government has been talking far left game for the PR, but has been governing from the centre, and even centre right at times.

Party backbenchers on both sides will always try to virtue signal to the more ideological elements of their base, but the party structure is such that these members will be brought in line once the rubber hits the road. They aren't Canada's longest serving party by being clueless. They just pretend.

Post: #844

McLeans has insightful information on Canada's immigration system. Trump has been talking about moving the US immigration policy to reflect ours.

http://www.macleans.ca/news/canada/how-c...lly-works/

Quote:How many immigrants does Canada take in every year?

In 2014, the last full year of Stephen Harper’s government, over 260,000 permanent residents were admitted to Canada. That number has grown under the Liberals—but not by much. The target for 2016 was 300,000—and that same target was kept for 2017. While that number might seem high, it’s not a record. In 1913, over 400,000 people were admitted, encouraged by the government’s Western settlement campaign—proportionally, that’s more than five times today’s rates.

Quote:What makes the Canadian system “merit-based”?

In an address to Congress, Donald Trump lauded Canada’s “merit-based immigration system,” characterizing it as a way to ensure immigrants can support themselves and for the country to move away from “lower-skilled immigration.”
The points system for immigrants applying in the skilled worker stream was introduced in 1967 as a way to screen immigrants on merit, without discriminating based on ethnicity or nationality.
Today, those applying as skilled workers are assessed in six categories: English/French skills, education (most points for PhDs), years of full-time work experience, age (most points given to those 18-35), and whether or not they have a Canadian job offer.
The focus on acquiring highly skilled workers, however, has made it incredibly difficult for those in lower skilled professions to become permanent residents.

Quote:Although immigrant employment levels are high—in some cities across Canada higher than the general population—they aren’t necessarily becoming high earners. In the first 10 years after arrival, immigrants are underrepresented in the top half of income brackets. After that period, however, they are overrepresented—an indication that both the individual and the economy benefits for immigration in the long run, Hiebert says.

All the raw numbers and statistics are located on:

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/statistics/

Post: #845

(03-04-2017 12:55 AM)komatiite Wrote:  Looks like Canada is adopting Swedish law - "Bassam Al Rawi" has been found innocent of all wrongdoing.

Quote:The case itself began almost two years ago, when a police officer found the woman “naked from the breasts down” in the back seat of Al-Rawi’s cab, according to court transcripts from the March 1 ruling.

She was extremely intoxicated and unconsciousness in the backseat of the cab with her legs propped up on the front passenger seat. The officer said Al-Rawi’s pants were down and he was holding the woman’s urine-soaked tights and underwear.

http://news.nationalpost.com/news/canada...-back-seat

Women should take from this that their victim status is trumped by another group and will lose in the long run.

Post: #846

(03-18-2017 02:24 PM)DjembaDjemba Wrote:  McLeans has insightful information on Canada's immigration system. Trump has been talking about moving the US immigration policy to reflect ours.

http://www.macleans.ca/news/canada/how-c...lly-works/

Quote:How many immigrants does Canada take in every year?

In 2014, the last full year of Stephen Harper’s government, over 260,000 permanent residents were admitted to Canada. That number has grown under the Liberals—but not by much. The target for 2016 was 300,000—and that same target was kept for 2017. While that number might seem high, it’s not a record. In 1913, over 400,000 people were admitted, encouraged by the government’s Western settlement campaign—proportionally, that’s more than five times today’s rates.

Quote:What makes the Canadian system “merit-based”?

In an address to Congress, Donald Trump lauded Canada’s “merit-based immigration system,” characterizing it as a way to ensure immigrants can support themselves and for the country to move away from “lower-skilled immigration.”
The points system for immigrants applying in the skilled worker stream was introduced in 1967 as a way to screen immigrants on merit, without discriminating based on ethnicity or nationality.
Today, those applying as skilled workers are assessed in six categories: English/French skills, education (most points for PhDs), years of full-time work experience, age (most points given to those 18-35), and whether or not they have a Canadian job offer.
The focus on acquiring highly skilled workers, however, has made it incredibly difficult for those in lower skilled professions to become permanent residents.

Quote:Although immigrant employment levels are high—in some cities across Canada higher than the general population—they aren’t necessarily becoming high earners. In the first 10 years after arrival, immigrants are underrepresented in the top half of income brackets. After that period, however, they are overrepresented—an indication that both the individual and the economy benefits for immigration in the long run, Hiebert says.

All the raw numbers and statistics are located on:

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/resources/statistics/

The last emphasis is the is the most ironic. Canada screens for well-accomplished immigrants only to bring them here to drive cabs and serve coffee. Once they land here they realized every job needs "Canadian experience" and very seldom to they end up in the direct career they have training for.

Post: #847

How's that open border going, Canada?

Post: #848

(03-19-2017 09:13 AM)budoslavic Wrote:  How's that open border going, Canada?

Thankfully, it's open in both directions.

Your borders are merely a social construct to me.

#UndocumentedCanadians

Post: #849

(03-19-2017 11:04 AM)Ghost Tiger Wrote:  

(03-19-2017 09:13 AM)budoslavic Wrote:  How's that open border going, Canada?

Thankfully, it's open in both directions.

Your borders are merely a social construct to me.

#UndocumentedCanadians

Post: #850

Oh great these gimmegrant phony Mexican refugees are going to fuck up my planned Mexican pussy rotation harem that I've been working on: they're going to reinstate the visa requirement because of these fuck heads. Seriously, I've been pipelining in Mexico and was planning a 2 week scouting mission to the DF in Mexico to line up a few chicas I could fly to Canada to bang on my days off, now its all in jeopardy.