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The University of Toronto turned to the courts Monday in an effort to clear an encampment of pro-Palestinian protesters from its downtown campus, as a Quebec judge imposed restrictions on a similar demonstration at the Université du Québec à Montréal. At the Toronto encampment, protesters said...

Ok, from the above crossed out stuff…I’m assuming that it doesn’t have anything to do with expansion of settlements, this mosque thing, the blockade of Gaza over Hamas Infesting the place, etc…? Am I reading that right?

Who’s occupying whose land, according to what? Israel wasn’t in Gaza on Oct 6th, but Palestinians & Hamas & Friends were sure in Israel Oct 7th. Or are you going back to 1967 borders, 1948 borders, 1919 borders, etc…? Or are you referring to something else again that you haven’t expanded upon...

Friday. It was gross.

Well, are Hamas soldiers or recognized terrorists? Israel declared war on Hamas, but not before the hostages were taken so they count as prisoners of war? I guess with no rules, these hostages, all 253 or whatever, are all prisoners of war then…from 10 months of age through the geriatric...

So…you aren’t going to define how you’re defining prisoner of war then?

??? What is different might be how it’s being defined? How are you defining what a POW is? You state that these five women who were/are IDF Spotters are POW’s, so yes they are soldiers, but under what definition are they POW’s? The Geneva Convention definition or a different definition? Right...

So…U of T…today is protest camp “time to go home” day…will they? For more than a month, anti-Israel protesters have established themselves on university campuses across Canada, but less than one-fifth of Canadians support them, according to a new national poll. The poll, conducted by Leger for...

What is your definition of POW beyond the fact that some of the Israeli hostages are soldiers on Oct 7th (?) as that’s only a portion (with most definitions) of the qualification of classification of POW? I wonder how he defines God?

Then there’s Bill C-63 to go hand in hand with the openness & transparency of a brick wall…

It was 5°C when I got out of bed this morning and apparently it’s gonna be 6°C when I get out of bed tomorrow morning, & it’s almost June…

http://www.youtube.com/shorts/oPvfWsiGi8I ??????????

And somewhere in the last week of douchebaggery, on going scandals pertaining to the Chinese Interference shenanigans regarding the 2019 & 2021, and other expected Liberal behaviour, they somewhere went up a wee bit in the projection poles: Among all of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s broken...

…& Prisoners of war are prisoners of war, and hostages are hostages, and soldiers are soldiers, & civilians are civilians, etc…and they’re different than each other…depending on the definition(s) being used for the above. Polish atheist? Ok. The Geneva Conventions of 1949 and their Additional...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geneva_Convention_on_Prisoners_of_War

(Or a vote thing, inside Canada, but they’re looking like they’re swinging votes to the NDP/Liberals instead of the Liberal/NDP’s which is one of the few demographics that isn’t predicted to vote predominantly conservative) A new poll suggests Muslim and Jewish voters are leaning away from the...

Unless he’s using a different definition, applied to an entity that’s not a signatory to the Geneva convention…or something else, etc…I also agree that they’re hostages. Ironically (or Iranically?), does Hamas even consider the Israeli hostages as prisoners of war (they themselves call the...

Anyway, Hamas fired a barrage of rockets from Gaza that set off air raid sirens as far away as Tel Aviv for the first time in months on Sunday in a show of resilience more than seven months into Israel's massive air, sea and ground offensive. There were no immediate reports of casualties or...

Maybe I should expand a bit. These particular five women, where unarmed IDF Spotters, at a military base, the morning of October 7th 2023….when approximately 3000 Palestinians (including Hamas and other militant groups in amongst the Palestinian civilians) entered Israel to do what they did...

Those particular five women of the 253 (or so) hostages taken that day, yes. Part of being considered a prisoner of war is their treatment afterwards. Are they being treated as prisoners of war, or are they being treated as hostages?