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Re: Your lord speaks to you, Oh Canada
DIR By: guest98
Date: May 16, 2023, 5:15 pm
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You idiot's have some nerve trying to drown me in your devilish
white light technology. It feels like being engulfed in a fiery
acid, it also feels like being injected with milk interestingly
enough.
This hadith is starting to make a lot of sense to me: Anas bin
Malik narrated that the Messenger of Allah(s.a.w) said:
"There shall come upon the people a time in which the one who is
patient upon his religion will be like the one holding onto a
burning ember."
It's not healthy for a God to be around humans for too long,
especially humans of democracy
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Re: Your lord speaks to you, Oh Canada
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: May 16, 2023, 6:14 pm
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This is your last warning. Post serious content or I will start
deleting your posts.
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Re: Your lord speaks to you, Oh Canada
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: June 27, 2023, 11:13 pm
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HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sh5AEtPpM78
WE WILL REPLACE YOU!
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Re: Psychological decolonization
DIR By: guest98
Date: July 25, 2023, 2:05 pm
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HTML https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/thunder-bay/festival-of-colours-thunder-bay-1.6915923
Festival of Colours returns to brighten Thunder Bay's waterfront
and share Indian culture
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>
> Thunder Bay, Ont.'s waterfront was filled with laughs, music
and vibrant colours Sunday as people celebrated the Festival of
Colours.
>
> The annual festival returned to the Marina Park following the
Festival of India that took place Saturday. The Festival of
Colours consisted of Indian cuisine and music, along with
interactive dances and performers.
>
> Many took part in the anticipated colour-throwing portions of
the festival, where attendees threw bright powders into the air.
The dust filled the waterfront skies with a colourful haze and
turned the Marina Park's green grass into a rainbow.
>
> Both festivals have been happening in Thunder Bay for more
than a decade.
>
> Joseph said she is South Indian but was raised Canadian, which
was one of the reasons she decided to go to the event.
>
> "I just feel like it's important to find fun in north Indian
culture and different Indian cultures, or any other culture. I
personally would find it fun," she said.
>
> Dr. Prashant Jani, the Festival of India and Festival of
Colours organizer in Thunder Bay, said more than 2,000 people
attended the Festival of India on Saturday and he expected more
than 3,000 people at the Festival of Colours.
>
> Jani said both days of the festival were spectacular and many
people enjoyed the colour-throwing portions of the event.
>
> "[Attendees can expect] lots of joy, laughter, smiles,
happiness and fun," he said.
>
> Holi, an annual Hindu festival to honour the god Krishna, is
celebrated to mark the arrival of spring and the end of winter.
The Hindu community throws coloured powder on themselves to
worship Krishna.
>
> Jani said the Festival of Colours is a thousands-of-year-old
tradition from India.
>
> "When we throw the colours in the wind, [this] means throw
your worries into the wind and make your life joyful and
colourful," said Jani.
>
> Jani said the reason the Festival of Colours is so significant
to Thunder Bay is because of the different elements it offers.
>
> "I'm just loving it," he said. "This feeling is great,
especially the environment we get here. Everybody enjoys it. So
that's the best feeling you can get. In the summer, it's good
everywhere, just go and take [in the feeling]. It's really
great."
>
> Sharma said he loves the support of Thunder Bay's local
community at the festival.
>
> "[The Festival of Colours] makes your feelings exaggerate
everything, so you feel very enthusiastic and [full of energy].
And the food, and plus the support, is always good. I [am]
always excited to see everything new, whatever comes here. I
always love [the event]."
>
>
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Re: Your lord speaks to you, Oh Canada
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: August 6, 2023, 7:08 pm
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HTML https://www.foxnews.com/media/canadian-principals-suicide-alleged-bullying-whiteness-crt-training-sparks-investigation
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> a former principal died by suicide following a lawsuit in
which he alleged emotional distress from antiracist trainings
and the fallout that followed. The sessions included concepts
from critical race theory.
>
> Before his death, Richard Bilkszto, a 60-year-old former
principal, sued the Toronto District School Board for emotional
distress after he attended a training where he was accused of
being a racist.
>
> Bilkszto alleged in his lawsuit that Kike Ojo-Thompson – who
runs an equity firm called the KOJO Institute – said that Canada
was racist and has "never reckoned with its anti-Black history."
When Bilkszto disagreed with the instructor and challenged her
comments, he was condemned for appearing to undermine a Black
woman, the lawsuit said.
>
> "We are here to talk about anti-Black racism, but you in your
whiteness think that you can tell me what’s really going on for
Black people" Ojo-Thompson said, according to the lawsuit filed
by the Foundation Against Intolerance and Racism.
> ...
> During a follow-up session a week later, Ojo-Thompson
allegedly recalled their disagreement from the first session and
used Bilkszto's efforts to challenge her claims as a "real-life"
example of someone supporting White supremacy.
> ...
> As other examples of KOJO's CRT, the company's slide deck on
instituting an equity agenda criticizes
"Eurocentric/Anglocentric curriculum," "assimilationist
culture," and "school disciplinary policies."
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:)
Bilkszto also looks like what we would expect (contrast with
Ojo-Thompson):
[img]
HTML https://a57.foxnews.com/static.foxnews.com/foxnews.com/content/uploads/2023/07/640/320/NEW-PI-CRT-PRINCIPAL-ONTARIO-TORONTO.jpg?ve=1&tl=1[/img]
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Re: Your lord speaks to you, Oh Canada
DIR By: guest98
Date: September 7, 2023, 9:46 pm
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I'm going to Islamize this whole country by force, I'm tired of
you fat pigs. This country will be immortalized as the land of
the martyrs
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Re: Demographic Blueshift
DIR By: f
Date: September 24, 2023, 5:34 pm
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HTML https://globalnews.ca/news/9981195/kinew-premier-manitoba-first-nations/
Manitoba could make history by electing first First Nations
premier to lead province
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> A First Nations premier would head a province for the first
time in Canadian history if the New Democrats win the Oct. 3
Manitoba election, and the significance is not lost on party
leader Wab Kinew.
>
> “My dad was not allowed to vote when he was a young man, and I
have a shot at potentially leading the province,” he said in an
interview with The Canadian Press last month.
>
> “That’s a big change that speaks to progress in our country
and in our province within one generation.”
>
> Kinew was born in Ontario and lived on the Onigaming First
Nation as a young boy. His late father was a residential school
survivor who endured horrific abuse and passed on the importance
of Anishinaabe culture and language to Kinew.
>
> putting him on the path to potentially becoming the province’s
first First Nations premier and second Indigenous premier.
>
> John Norquay was the first Indigenous person to serve as
Manitoba’s premier. Norquay, who was Metis, was the province’s
fifth premier until 1887.
>
> And, while other Metis citizens have served at the highest
level of politics in the province, Manitoba’s history with First
Nations leaders in provincial politics only goes back a few
decades.
>
> It wasn’t until the ’50s and ’60s that First Nations people
were allowed to vote without conditions in provincial and
federal elections.
>
> “There are historic barriers that are still being overcome.
Some of them are things that have an impact on a personal level,
like intergenerational trauma, other things are systemic
barriers,” Kinew said.
>
> “There are still dominant stereotypes that view Indigenous
Peoples negatively,” Carriere said.
>
>
>
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Re: True Left breakthrough: folkish imperialism
DIR By: f
Date: September 24, 2023, 5:37 pm
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HTML https://www.thestar.com/opinion/in-toronto-i-was-expected-to-confirm-prejudices-about-indians-and-muslims-i-didn-t/article_8598f5c4-0e57-54d7-a96a-75b07f057daa.html
In Toronto I was expected to confirm prejudices about Indians
and Muslims. I didn’t oblige
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> ‘Whose side was I on? Nobody’s. Which of those were “my
people?” None,’ writes Haroon Siddiqui, after decades of
often-provocative writing for the Star.
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Re: Your lord speaks to you, Oh Canada
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: October 7, 2023, 5:38 pm
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HTML https://www.yahoo.com/news/canada-justin-trudeau-israel-palestine-hamas-attack-reax-183341824.html
--- Quote ---
> 'You don't speak for Canada': Internet reacts as Trudeau says
'we stand with Israel'
> ...
> "Canada strongly condemns the current terrorist attacks
against Israel," Trudeau penned in his post, which has since
been viewed more than 1.3 million times. "These acts of violence
are completely unacceptable. We stand with Israel and fully
support its right to defend itself."
> ...
> Today is a day I hate being Canadian. How dare you never help
innocent Palestinians getting attacked and murdered on a daily
basis, and the one time they decide to fight back you chose the
side who caused all this with billions of dollars going towards
their everyday violence.
HTML https://t.co/qg83H1gKm2
>
> — nuha 🧸 (@nuhanotnoah) October 7, 2023
> ...
> Judy Szpiro 🇨🇦 🇵🇸
> @JudyCS1963
> You don't speak for Canada. You speak for Zionists.
>
> Altaf Hussain
> @tafipk2
> Dear Mr. Prime Minister,
>
> How about Palestinians to defend themselves and their land??
Do they have any rights?? 🤔
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WE WILL REPLACE YOU!
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Re: Western Racism and Islamaphobia in Canada
DIR By: .
Date: October 8, 2023, 5:27 pm
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HTML https://calgary.ctvnews.ca/alberta-premier-joins-other-leaders-in-condemning-attack-on-israel-1.6593459
Alberta premier joins other leaders in condemning attack on
Israel
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> On X, formerly Twitter, Smith wrote, "I condemn the appalling
and unprecedented acts of terror that are occurring in Israel
and the region," going on to say, "Albertans mourn the loss of
innocent civilian lives. We must stand firm in our fight against
terrorism where it presents itself."
>
>
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HTML https://ottawa.ctvnews.ca/pro-palestine-rally-held-in-downtown-ottawa-as-mayor-condemns-hamas-attack-on-israel-1.6593869
Pro-Palestine rally held in downtown Ottawa as mayor condemns
Hamas attack on Israel
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> Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe has spoken out against the attacks
by Hamas in Israel this weekend.
>
> The mayor posted to social media to say he's spoken with
leaders on Ottawa's Jewish community to offer support and
express his "shock and condemnation" of the attack.
>
> "I've spoken this weekend with leaders of Ottawa's Jewish
community to offer my support and to express my shock and
condemnation at the terrorist attacks against innocent Israeli
citizens by Hamas. Israel has the right to defend itself against
terrorism. On behalf of all Ottawa residents, I stand in
solidarity with Ottawa's Jewish community."
>
>
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HTML https://toronto.ctvnews.ca/reprehensible-and-disgusting-doug-ford-speaks-out-against-rallies-celebrating-israel-attacks-1.6594073
'Reprehensible and disgusting': Doug Ford speaks out against
rallies celebrating Israel attacks
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> Ontario Premier Doug Ford is speaking out against a series of
events being held that celebrate attacks against Israel that
have left more than 700 people dead and thousands more injured.
>
> In a post on social media Sunday, the premier called these
events “hate rallies” that celebrate “the kidnapping and
slaughtering of innocent Israeli people by terrorists.”
>
> “They have no place in Ontario,” he said, adding that these
rallies are “reprehensible and disgusting”.
>
> “Now more than ever we stand with Israel and affirm its fight
to defend itself and its people.”
>
> Canadian and Ontario politicians took to social media on
Saturday shortly after the first attack to condemn the violence.
>
> Ford called it a terrorist attack and offered his government’s
support to Israel. Opposition leaders joined his condemnation
and called for a swift de-escalation of the violence.
>
> "The hate rallies celebrating the kidnapping and slaughtering
of innocent Israeli people by terrorists are reprehensible and
disgusting. They have no place in Ontario. Now more than ever,
we stand with Israel and affirm its right to defend itself and
its people."
>
>
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The white judeo christian worthlessness are going to taught a
harsh lesson due to their shameful hypocrisy
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