You're praying to God to support the Anti-Christ? Are you hoping and praying they kill Jesus again?
The Donroe Doctrine
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Is this one of those Ben-Gvir rising from the ashes again three days later things? Iran could drop a nuke that they don’t have on Israel, and that guy would rise from the rubble and taunt Greta Thunberg, but I guess that’s a different story.
Jewish Supremacists absolutely abhor Christians and you too. Anti-Christ.
Ben-Givr and the rest of the Jew Power terrorists' days are numbered anyway.
BTW, youre confusing him and his son who most definitely nearly bit the kichel in Lebanon where he doesn't belong.
Frog of war I suppose if National Post is your defrogger.
Speaking of Frogs...
France bars Smotrich from country for ‘actively promoting annexation’ of West Bank
Britain, Canada, France, Australia and Norway announced on Tuesday they will sanction six Israeli right-wing terrorrist groups and one far-right activist, describing the measures as a "coordinated action" meant "to hold extremist settlers accountable" for "violence against Palestinian civilians."
Those targeted would face asset freezes and travel bans, which are meant to "disrupt the flows of finance" that have allowed them to "act with impunity in the West Bank," the countries said.
France also said it will sanction Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich and bar him from entering the country for "actively promoting the annexation of the West Bank." Last week, Smotrich ordered the IDF to begin preparations to demolish the Palestinian Bedouin community of Khan al-Ahmar ahead of settlement construction in the area. In the U.K., Foreign Secretary Cooper for the first time issued official guidance explicitly advising businesses against trade with illegal Israeli settlements.
In Italy, prosecutors are investigating Israel's far-right police minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, over the treatment of activists who took part in last month's Gaza flotilla, a judicial source told Haaretz on Monday, adding that investigators are looking into allegations of kidnapping, torture and sexual assault of flotilla activists by Israeli authorities. On Friday, France's national anti-terrorism prosecutor opened a preliminary investigation into similar charges
In Israel, the Netanyahu government is completing a broad move for the wholesale legalization and budgeting of illegal outposts beyond the Green Line, some in enclaves deep within Area A, which is fully administered and secured by the Palestinian Authority, and Area B, where the PA shares defense duties with Israeli authorities.
As part of this move, the government passed a decision in an urgent telephone vote last week to allocate over 100 million shekels ($34 million) for the planning of outposts. In the coming days, it plans to approve the allocation of over a billion shekels for the establishment and development of the outposts under the definition of "temporary sites," even before they are fully legalized.
Last week's decision, which passed under the technical title of Planning Legalization of Locales, included a budget of 125 million shekels to promote "initial planning legalization for settlements in the rural area of Judea and Samaria [the West Bank], which the security cabinet decided to legalize by December 2025."
Fucking terrorists.
Yeah, on that flavour, though we’re hijacking this thread on the Donroe Doctrine when there’s other places for this topic:
The state of Israel is “the most successful land‑back project, the greatest decolonization project,” a New Zealand Māori activist told the first-of-its-kind Building Indigenous‑Jewish Friendship conference in Toronto.
“From my Māori perspective, a key point is that there was always a continuous Jewish presence in the land; they kept the fires burning, and that is what indigeneity looks like to us,” Dr. Sheree Trotter told roughly 70 activists, academics and community figures convened at Toronto’s Beth Torah synagogue on Monday.
“Indigeneity is demonstrated by historical, collective continuity with a distinct ethnic identity, language, culture, rituals or traditions, economic, social, legal, and religious and spiritual belief systems that predate subsequent invaders or colonizers,” LaForme told Temple Sinai congregants.
“In my view, Israel is the product of the greatest decolonization project in modern history, and this fact does not make it a colonial entity.”
Israel is 'the greatest decolonization project,' Indigenous leaders tell Toronto summit — National Post
The first-of-its kind Building Indigenous‑Jewish Friendship conference was the culmination of a weekend of Indigenous-Jewish programming
Decolonization? I wonder what he did with his $7K nevermind that and free 20hr plane ticket plus $1500 a night hotel during World Cup to come see colonized downtown Toronto. He wouldn't be here bullshitting about decolonization if FIFA weren't in town.Yeah, on that flavour, though we’re hijacking this thread on the Donroe Doctrine when there’s other places for this topic:
The state of Israel is “the most successful land‑back project, the greatest decolonization project,” a New Zealand Māori activist told the first-of-its-kind Building Indigenous‑Jewish Friendship conference in Toronto.
“From my Māori perspective, a key point is that there was always a continuous Jewish presence in the land; they kept the fires burning, and that is what indigeneity looks like to us,” Dr. Sheree Trotter told roughly 70 activists, academics and community figures convened at Toronto’s Beth Torah synagogue on Monday.
“Indigeneity is demonstrated by historical, collective continuity with a distinct ethnic identity, language, culture, rituals or traditions, economic, social, legal, and religious and spiritual belief systems that predate subsequent invaders or colonizers,” LaForme told Temple Sinai congregants.
“In my view, Israel is the product of the greatest decolonization project in modern history, and this fact does not make it a colonial entity.”
Israel is 'the greatest decolonization project,' Indigenous leaders tell Toronto summit — National Post
The first-of-its kind Building Indigenous‑Jewish Friendship conference was the culmination of a weekend of Indigenous-Jewish programmingapple.news
Some people will say and do anything to get to World Cup.
What's next? UFO disclosure will say "Jews from Ukraine and Poland are God's chosen people and they're mad Christians cut off the BBQ lamb".
“Everyone’s working hard to make sure the bridge is open as soon as possible,” said Carney, on his way into a caucus meeting on Wednesday. “There’s no big drama if it takes a little longer, it’ll take a little longer.”
Carney’s comments come after he confirmed on Tuesday to reporters that the bridge, which has been financed by the Canadian government at a cost of $6.4 billion, would officially open this week.
The prime minister called the bridge a “symbol” of cooperation between Canada and the U.S. In February, U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to block the bridge opening, citing lack of compensation as the reason for his opposition.
Canada is expected to keep all the revenue from the bridge’s tolls until the government recuperates the costs of financing the project. Afterwards, the state of Michigan will equally share the profits.
Matthew Maroun, the billionaire owner of the almost 100-year-old Ambassador Bridge, has been opposed to the construction of a competing transportation corridor. Maroun’s company, the Detroit International Bridge Company Inc., has significantly lobbied the U.S. government on the issue.
'There’s no big drama' says Carney, as Gordie Howe bridge opening may face delays — National Post
The prime minister called the bridge a 'symbol' of cooperation between Canada and the U.S.
Gordie Howe International Bridge - Wikipedia
I just sent Trump an email telling him to give us 50% of the cost if he wants a "cut". Do you think I'll get a response? Hey, I'm trying to be proactive here! 
. I mean, come on, Carney isn't talking to him so somebody needs to tell him what the deal is. I'm just helping!!
. I mean, come on, Carney isn't talking to him so somebody needs to tell him what the deal is. I'm just helping!!
This bridge will jointly be owned by Canada and Michigan (not Trump or America). If via Trump 50% is paid by “America,” what percentage of ownership do you think he would want?
"Canada and the United States have agreed to delay the opening of the bridge, taking the necessary time to resolve any outstanding issues. We appreciate the efforts of workers on both sides of the border to get the bridge to its current state of readiness.”
Sources had previously told CBC a ribbon-cutting was planned for the bridge for Friday.
The bridge authority confirmed to CBC Thursday morning that the Friday event is no longer going ahead, with a cancellation notice sent to an invitee and seen by CBC saying, "the event on June 12 will not be proceeding."
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"Canada and the United States have agreed to delay the opening of the bridge, taking the necessary time to resolve any outstanding issues. We appreciate the efforts of workers on both sides of the border to get the bridge to its current state of readiness.”
Sources had previously told CBC a ribbon-cutting was planned for the bridge for Friday.
The bridge authority confirmed to CBC Thursday morning that the Friday event is no longer going ahead, with a cancellation notice sent to an invitee and seen by CBC saying, "the event on June 12 will not be proceeding."
Gordie Howe International Bridge opening delayed, bridge official says — CBC News
Canada and the United States have agreed to delay the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge, according to the Interim Chief Executive Officer and Chief Legal Officer of Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority (WDBA).
Wagers on it being July 4?This bridge will jointly be owned by Canada and Michigan (not Trump or America). If via Trump 50% is paid by “America,” what percentage of ownership do you think he would want?
"Canada and the United States have agreed to delay the opening of the bridge, taking the necessary time to resolve any outstanding issues. We appreciate the efforts of workers on both sides of the border to get the bridge to its current state of readiness.”
Sources had previously told CBC a ribbon-cutting was planned for the bridge for Friday.
The bridge authority confirmed to CBC Thursday morning that the Friday event is no longer going ahead, with a cancellation notice sent to an invitee and seen by CBC saying, "the event on June 12 will not be proceeding."
Gordie Howe International Bridge opening delayed, bridge official says — CBC News
Canada and the United States have agreed to delay the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge, according to the Interim Chief Executive Officer and Chief Legal Officer of Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority (WDBA).
BTW it's cool it's named after a guy from Saskatchewan.
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation, which says Canadians deserve more information about the status of one of the country’s largest infrastructure projects. “Taxpayers always deserve transparency from those in power,” said Noah Jarvis, the federation’s Ontario director. “This is a bridge that is costing Canadian taxpayers $6.4 billion. This is not chump change.”
Windsor, Ont., residents express frustration, call for transparency after Gordie Howe Bridge opening delayed — CTV News
The postponement of the Gordie Howe International Bridge ribbon-cutting ceremony is drawing disappointment and frustration from residents of Windsor, Ont.
Delay in opening Gordie Howe Bridge could cost $7 million weekly
This estimate one week after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to block the opening of the bridge.
In January, American forces seized then-Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro from his compound in Venezuela in a dramatic overnight raid to face criminal charges in New York, and assigned Maduro’s then VP as acting President as long as she’s friendly to the US. The Trump administration relies on her transitional leadership with the expectation that she opens the country's petroleum reserves to U.S. investment and business interests.
Trump told The Atlantic that Rodriguez could face a fate similar to Maduro, who is being detained in federal prison in New York on narcoterrorism and drug trafficking charges, if she doesn’t align with U.S. interests.
Anyway, the US military has killed the leader of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua in an airstrike, President Donald Trump announced on social media. "At my direction, the United States Southern Command delivered a swift and lethal kinetic strike to successfully execute Niño Guerrero," Trump wrote.
I wonder how many airstrikes Trump has authorized “inside” the United States itself against criminals or what have you?The U.S. Constitution guarantees that individuals accused of crimes—even gang members or cartel operatives—have a right to a trial. Airstrikes inherently constitute summary, extrajudicial executions, but that’s neither here nor there.
Trump posted footage of what appears to be the airstrike, showing a green building with a nearby shed being blown up, debris flying into the air. Trump said the military action was "coordinated closely with our friends in Venezuela, with whom we are working very well".
Under the Trump administration, US forces have launched dozens of strikes on boats they say are part of a large-scale operation to ferry drugs into the US, including those it claims are linked to Tren de Aragua.
More than 200 people have been killed in strikes since September, according to US media. But the military has not provided evidence that the attacked boats were carrying drugs or drug smugglers, sparking criticism of the operation and questions around its legality.
Instead of military bombings, domestic gangs (like MS-13 or Tren de Aragua operatives inside the U.S.) are handled via specialized law enforcement. The Trump administration operates the Homeland Security Task Force, a domestic and transnational criminal campaign that works alongside the Department of Justice, the FBI, and local police. Their strategy involves intelligence gathering, criminal indictments, asset seizures, and traditional tactical arrests—not military warfare.
The Trump administration has ‘expanded’ definitions of terrorism to label foreign cartels as enemy combatants, resulting in unilateral operations such as a Jan. 2026 military strike in Venezuela, and this strike targeting the leader of the Tren de Aragua gang in the Western Hemisphere.
Federal law, specifically Executive Order 12333, explicitly bans government-sanctioned assassinations. This ban can only be bypassed abroad under highly specific parameters of armed conflict or immediate foreign self-defense, which do not apply to domestic law enforcement.
en.wikipedia.org
The Trump administration has said the killings are lawful. In a statement to Congress last year, the White House said US President Donald Trump had "determined" that the US was in a formal armed conflict with drug cartels and that crews of drug-running boats were "combatants".
President Trump does not believe he requires Congressional approval to continue military actions against cartels past 60 days. His administration has maintained that the War Powers Resolution is not legally binding for these operations, and the Department of Justice has advised that the executive branch has inherent constitutional authority to act against these groups.
apple.news
Trump told The Atlantic that Rodriguez could face a fate similar to Maduro, who is being detained in federal prison in New York on narcoterrorism and drug trafficking charges, if she doesn’t align with U.S. interests.
Anyway, the US military has killed the leader of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua in an airstrike, President Donald Trump announced on social media. "At my direction, the United States Southern Command delivered a swift and lethal kinetic strike to successfully execute Niño Guerrero," Trump wrote.
I wonder how many airstrikes Trump has authorized “inside” the United States itself against criminals or what have you?
The U.S. Constitution guarantees that individuals accused of crimes—even gang members or cartel operatives—have a right to a trial. Airstrikes inherently constitute summary, extrajudicial executions, but that’s neither here nor there.Trump posted footage of what appears to be the airstrike, showing a green building with a nearby shed being blown up, debris flying into the air. Trump said the military action was "coordinated closely with our friends in Venezuela, with whom we are working very well".
Under the Trump administration, US forces have launched dozens of strikes on boats they say are part of a large-scale operation to ferry drugs into the US, including those it claims are linked to Tren de Aragua.
More than 200 people have been killed in strikes since September, according to US media. But the military has not provided evidence that the attacked boats were carrying drugs or drug smugglers, sparking criticism of the operation and questions around its legality.
Instead of military bombings, domestic gangs (like MS-13 or Tren de Aragua operatives inside the U.S.) are handled via specialized law enforcement. The Trump administration operates the Homeland Security Task Force, a domestic and transnational criminal campaign that works alongside the Department of Justice, the FBI, and local police. Their strategy involves intelligence gathering, criminal indictments, asset seizures, and traditional tactical arrests—not military warfare.
The Trump administration has ‘expanded’ definitions of terrorism to label foreign cartels as enemy combatants, resulting in unilateral operations such as a Jan. 2026 military strike in Venezuela, and this strike targeting the leader of the Tren de Aragua gang in the Western Hemisphere.
Federal law, specifically Executive Order 12333, explicitly bans government-sanctioned assassinations. This ban can only be bypassed abroad under highly specific parameters of armed conflict or immediate foreign self-defense, which do not apply to domestic law enforcement.
Executive Order 12333 - Wikipedia
President Trump does not believe he requires Congressional approval to continue military actions against cartels past 60 days. His administration has maintained that the War Powers Resolution is not legally binding for these operations, and the Department of Justice has advised that the executive branch has inherent constitutional authority to act against these groups.
US kills leader of Venezuela's Tren de Aragua gang in airstrike, Trump says — BBC News
Niño Guerrero was killed in a "swift and lethal kinetic strike," the US President wrote in a social media post.