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J.D. Tuccille: It matters less whether the ICE shooting was justified, it was inevitable

Unfortunately, in the current political and law enforcement environment, the shooting in Minneapolis of Renee Nicole Good was inevitable. Politicians and courts have spent decades elevating police into a privileged class whose members demand deference and immediate obedience from the public. At the same time, the United States is fracturing along ideological and partisan lines with the factions becoming increasingly confrontational and violent. Those developments met in Minneapolis where Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) agents wielded as political weapons by the Trump administration ran up against opposition activists who have repeatedly clashed with the feds. Good died as a result. Read More
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Geoff Russ: Carney cozying up to China aligns us with those who would destroy us

Prime Minister Mark Carney is going to China next week to discuss trade with President Xi Jinping, just as American power is moving hard and fast to curtail or eliminate Chinese influence in the Western Hemisphere. Canada has nothing to gain from isolating itself from the United States or the West in the short term, just to stick it to Donald Trump. Read More
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David Kaufman: The fall of Tim Walz and his woke ‘masculinity’ is a warning to Democrats

Minnesota is all over the news this week, but for all of the wrong reasons. Yesterday, 37 year-old Renee Nicole Good was shot and killed by ICE agents during a round-up of illegal immigrants. Meanwhile, the North Star State is at the centre of a massive billion-dollar social services fraud centered around its large Somali immigrant community. And this week, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz announced that he is ending his bid for a third term as the fallout from the fraud scandal reaches to the highest levels of state politics. Read More
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Geoff Russ: Immigration made affordability worse. Liberals gaslighted us all

Did the Liberal government lie about the effects of mass immigration, or simply get it wrong? It is almost certainly a heady mix of both. Canadians were told not to notice what was happening right in front of them, and they have every reason to be angry about the impact it had on their lives, most notably on affordability or the sudden emergence of shady “career” colleges in strip malls. Read More
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Adam Zivo: Forget ‘international law,’ Maduro’s arrest was the moral thing to do

Although Latin Americans are widely celebrating the United States’ abduction of Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro, some voices, predominantly western progressives, have condemned the operation as destabilizing, illegal and immoral. Don’t listen to them: their arguments are specious and rife with contradictions.   Read More
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J.D. Tuccille: Venezuela offers a lesson in how socialism ruins countries

Leave aside the question of whether President Donald Trump has the unilateral authority to depose foreign heads of state — U.S. presidents have a lot of leeway, but not that much — the removal of socialist thug Nicolás Maduro from power is a boon for long-suffering Venezuelans. Under Maduro and his predecessor, Hugo Chavez, Venezuela went from being a relatively free and increasingly prosperous country — albeit one with a corruption problem — to becoming an unfree pseudo-democracy ruled by collectivist dictators. When you see Venezuelans emigres around the world taking to the streets to celebrate the snatching of Maduro by U.S. troops, it’s because they have good reason. Read More
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