The majority of the people in my city voted for a woman to be Mayor *again* who can barely string together a sentence and has nothing to show from her past three years of leadership other than markers of decline. toronto.citynews.ca/2026/10/…

Today Israeli authorities barred me and other European elected representatives from entering the West Bank to meet Palestinian students and civil society leaders, as part of a @ProgIntl delegation. We knew that by crossing into the occupied Palestinian territories, we risked being detained, interrogated and turned away by Israeli authorities. And that, alas, is exactly what happened. For more than eight hours, we were held, interrogated and made to feel as though we had done something wrong simply by attempting to enter. The simple truth is we had done nothing wrong. We went to show our support for the Palestinian people and highlight the terrible injustice and violence being perpetrated against them. We want to ensure that people back home do not look away from the reality of what is happening. Ultimately, we went to show solidarity. But we left with an even greater determination to speak out. We will not be silenced, and we will not look away. None of us should.

In a couple days the Canada-EU Summit will be held in Montreal to move Canada towards an Associate Member...but there are some interesting things happening. Quebec Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon was banned from speaking at the Summit. France, Germany and other key EU countries are pushing back against Canada's joining the EU as Associate Member. These are our biggest allies. Mark Carney promotes it as: > Give young Canadians opportunities to study, work and travel. > More opportunities for Canadian businesses. > Canadian researchers will have more depth of opportunities. And somehow being tied to the EU will make Canada " a more independent, more sovereign nation". How?! The reality is that Canadian youth and businesses already have access to all these relationships and opportunities with the EU. So what is this really about??

But I was accused of being Islamophobic when I explained Islam’s disdain for dogs on @joerogan’s show several years ago…

Van Jones called out an antisemitic political ad blaming Israel for Americans struggling to afford groceries. Speaking on CNN, Jones pointed out that annual U.S. aid to Israel amounts to less than 0.1% of the federal budget. He also highlighted the dangerous double standard: The U.S. spends money in countries around the world, but this ad singles out the Jewish state as the reason American families are struggling. Debating foreign aid is fair game. Blaming Israel for Americans' financial struggles is something else entirely. As Jones warned, blaming Jews for society's problems is an old and dangerous pattern. History has shown us where it can lead. Thank you once again for your moral clarity, @VanJones68.

Mark Carney says Joining the EU Makes Canada more sovereign? Can someone explain how joining EU makes Canada more sovereign?

What’s their beef with the Christians?