Wednesday, 1 July 2026
CANADA STILL SUPPORTS THE ''DEFENSE'' OF THE FASCIST STATE
No let up in Liberals’ support for Israel, US
Posts Saturday on Lebanon, Iran and ‘antisemitism’ suggest Ottawa wants more Lebanese, Iranians and Palestinians killed.
In a Facebook post Saturday Global Affairs formally endorsed the puppet Lebanese government’s ‘framework agreement’ with Israel, which greenlights the Jewish supremacist state’s indefinite occupation of the south of that country. In point 13 of the accord Lebanon purportedly gives up its legal claims against the Israeli occupation even though, writes former senior United Nations human rights official Craig Mokhiber, “Article 47 of the 4th Geneva Convention explicitly states that protected persons in occupied territories cannot be deprived of the benefits of the Convention ‘by any agreement concluded between the authorities of the occupied territories and the Occupying Power.’”
While thousands of Lebanese protested the government agreeing to violate international law by betraying the country’s sovereignty, Ottawa posted “Canada welcomes the U.S. announcement of a framework agreement between Lebanon and Israel, a meaningful step toward resolving the long-standing conflict in Lebanon. We encourage the parties to work in good faith towards its full implementation. Canada commends the parties for committing to concrete measures toward strengthening Lebanon’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. To that end, Canada will continue to support the efforts of the Lebanese government and Lebanese Armed Forces to disarm and demobilize Hezbollah.”
The Lebanese government didn’t only legitimize the brutal Israeli occupation of its country, they accepted Israel’s plan for a civil war. Israeli officials haven’t hidden their hope for such a conflict. The aim is to turn the US-EU-Canada financed and trained Lebanese army against Hezbollah, which would likely stir violent sectarian conflict.
The Lebanon deal is also a back doorway for Benjamin Netanyahu and the Israel lobby, working with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, to undercut the US-Iran memorandum of understanding. It gives Israel an excuse to violate the MoU, which requires Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon. The first paragraph in the fourteen-point MoU repeatedly calls for an end to Israeli belligerence in Lebanon and “ensuring the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Lebanon.”
The Iran MoU is shaky of course. Over the past two days the US has bombed Iran multiple times and Trump threatened to make that country “no longer exist.” The fanatical US president posted: “United States aircraft just struck Iranian missile and drone storage locations, and coastal radar sites, for violating the Cease Fire Agreement, AGAIN! It is very possible that they will never learn! There may come a point when we are no longer able to be reasonable, and will be forced to militarily complete the job that we very successfully started. If that happens, the Islamic Republic of Iran will no longer exist! President DJT.”
While staying mum on US strikes and threats, Ottawa condemned the Iranian response. Foreign affairs minister Anita Anand posted, “This morning, I spoke with Bahrain’s Foreign Minister, H.E. Dr. Abdullatif bin Rashid Al Zayani, to reaffirm Canada’s solidarity with the people of Bahrain and condemn Iran’s unlawful violations of Bahrain’s sovereignty. Canada continues to call for a durable solution that advances peace and security in the region.”
In an ostensibly unrelated, though connected, development yesterday a full-page ad hyping “antisemitism” signed by Stephen Harper, Paul Desmarais Jr. and the non-Jewish CEOs of Telus, National Bank, Sun Life, Rogers and Scotiabankwas published in the Globe and Mail, Le Devoir, National Post, Montreal Gazette, Toronto Star, Ottawa Citizen,Saskatoon Star Phoenix, Regina Leader-Post Calgary Herald, Edmonton Journal, Halifax Chronicle Herald, Vancouver Sun and Winnipeg Free Press. The ad campaign that likely cost upwards of a half million dollars is part of the Zionist effort to manufacture an “antisemitism” crisis to suppress criticism of Israel and enable its continued colonization and violence.
Saturday afternoon Prime Minister Carney quote tweeted the campaign’s stoppingantisemitism.com website stating, “The crisis of antisemitism in Canada today demands a targeted response. It also requires all of us to raise our voices in disgust and defiance when we see the ugly face of antisemitism. Because Canada’s promise is a country where Jewish Canadians can be visibly, fully, joyfully Jewish in public life.”
Boosting a manufactured “antisemitism” crisis, criticizing Iranian violence but not US bombing and lauding an accord legitimating Israel’s occupation of Lebanon are but the tip of the iceberg in terms of Canadian support for Israeli-US violence. Canada continues to arm Israel, share intelligence, turn a blind eye to institutions “inducing” Canadians to join a foreign military and subsidize huge sums of ‘charitable’ donations to the European colonialist state. Regarding the US, Canada assists its warfare through a slew of bilateral military accords, soldier exchanges, arms sales, etc. while on Iran Ottawa has severed diplomatic relations, labels it a state sponsor of terror and lists the IRGC a terrorist organization.
Despite Israel killing incessantly for three years in Palestine, Lebanon, Iran and elsewhere, Canada continues to release statements assisting its and US violence in the region.
CELEBRATE THIS
- Profit Surges: The crisis has effectively tripled oil profits for the industry, pushing sector earnings to near-record levels. Companies are expected to pull in tens of billions of dollars in extra revenue, as producers generate an estimated C$25 to C$30 billion in extra revenue for every $10 increase in per-barrel prices. [1, 2, 3]
- Shareholder Returns: Unlike during past booms, producers are largely keeping this windfall away from major new capital projects. Instead, executives are distributing much of these war-related profits directly to shareholders through dividends or stock buybacks. [1, 2]
- Foreign Ownership: Because a massive portion of Canadian oil companies is foreign-owned, a large share of these "war profits" leaves the country—particularly to investors and corporate parents in the United States. [1, 2]
- Rising Prices at the Pump: While corporate profits soar, Canadian consumers are bearing the brunt of the shock with high inflation and surging prices at the gas
- Active Advisories: There are 38 active long-term drinking water advisories on public systems in 36 First Nations communities. [1, 2]
- Affected Populations: These advisories impact approximately 5,457 homes and 334 community buildings, such as schools and health centers. [1]
- Operational Hurdles: While roughly half of these affected systems have the necessary infrastructure to produce clean water, operational improvements and routine monitoring are desperately needed before advisories can be lifted. [1]
- Systemic Roadblocks: Even when treatment plants are built, many residents remain without clean water because their homes lack the piping required to connect to the central system. [1]
Monday, 29 June 2026
WHO KNEW ?
Sunday, 28 June 2026
FUCK YEAH !
Saturday, 27 June 2026
ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING
Three Palestinians Killed as Israeli Strikes Hit Displacement Tents in Gaza

Three Palestinians were killed and around 30 wounded as Israeli attacks struck displacement tents across Gaza despite the ongoing ceasefire agreement.
Key Developments
- Israeli strikes on displacement tents in Khan Yunis and Gaza City killed three Palestinians, including a child who succumbed to earlier wounds.
- Around 30 Palestinians were injured, with more than 22 wounded in a drone strike west of Gaza City.
- Israeli artillery shelling, ground incursions and gunfire continued across central, northern and southern Gaza.
Drone Strikes Hit Displacement Tents
Israeli attacks killed three Palestinians on Saturday, including a 10-year-old child who later died from wounds sustained earlier this week, as strikes targeted tents sheltering displaced civilians in the Gaza Strip.
According to local sources, two Palestinians were killed and several others were wounded when an Israeli drone struck displacement tents in the al-Mawasi area, west of Khan Yunis.
In Gaza City, another Israeli drone targeted a tent near the Dhabeet intersection on al-Jalaa Street, wounding more than 22 Palestinians, several of them critically.
Earlier in the day, 10-year-old Walid Youssef Abu Jazar died from wounds sustained during an Israeli strike west of Khan Yunis last Tuesday.
Shelling and Ground Operations Continue
Israeli artillery also shelled the eastern areas of al-Maghazi refugee camp in central Gaza, while military vehicles and infantry surrounded a home southeast of the camp amid heavy gunfire.
In southern Gaza, artillery targeted areas east and south of Khan Yunis as tanks fired heavily and detonated sound bombs.
Meanwhile, Israeli occupation forces advanced into the Jabaliya refugee camp in northern Gaza, accompanied by intense gunfire.
Ceasefire Violations Continue
The latest attacks come amid continued Israeli operations across the Gaza Strip despite the ceasefire agreement.
According to the Palestinian Ministry of Health, the number of Palestinians killed since the ceasefire took effect on October 10 has risen to 1,041, with 3,329 wounded and 786 bodies recovered.
The ministry said the overall death toll since October 7, 2023, has reached 73,054 Palestinians, while 173,437 others have been injured
Friday, 26 June 2026
THIS IS WHAT THEIR COUNTRY IS
If someone is suspected of shoplifting diapers for their baby , should that child be shot in response to the allegation ? This shit is beyond fucked up , and makes me both sad and angry.
Police in Senatobia, a department with a history of abuse, kill a 1-year-old boy

Kohen Wiley, a 1-year-old boy, was killed by police in Senatobia, Mississippi, on June 14, after officers responded to an alleged theft incident at a local Walmart involving a box of diapers.
Wiley was pronounced dead at a hospital shortly after an officer fired on a car carrying his mother, a family friend, and the child. The family friend remains in critical condition.
Police say they attempted to stop two adult suspects and a minor as they were leaving the parking lot after allegedly stealing a box of diapers. According to police, the vehicle drove toward the officers before one of them fired a shot at the car.
The officer who killed Wiley was placed on paid administrative leave while state authorities investigate the shooting.
“They didn’t even put him on unpaid administrative leave. They wanted to put him on administrative leave, but they put him on with pay. They refused to put him on unpaid leave,” a community member told El Obrero .
Wiley's family is demanding answers and has hired civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump to represent them.
In a statement on behalf of the family, Crump declared: “Kohen Wiley was a baby. His mother, who has not been charged with any crime, says she tried to tell the officers there was a baby in the car. They fired anyway, killing an innocent one-year-old. Our intention is to seek justice for baby Kohen and for the life that was taken from him.”
Wiley's killing has sparked outrage among Senatobia residents. In this small Mississippi town of approximately 8,500 people, some 200 neighbors gathered outside City Hall during a town hall meeting on June 16 to demand the officer's arrest and dismissal.
Later that day, protesters marched along Senatobia to the Walmart parking lot where Wiley was killed. County police officers, wearing gas masks, fired tear gas into the crowd to disperse the protesters. Journalists covering the protest were also affected by the gas. Law enforcement maintained a heavy presence in the area for several hours afterward.
Speaking to El Obrero , one protester recalled the police response: “It was a very large crowd, and someone from behind threw a water bottle. And without warning. They just started… They fired the gas. If you watched the news reports, everyone was affected by the tear gas.”
Protests demanding justice continued throughout the week.
The Senatobia Police Department (SPD) has a recent history of excessive use of force and reckless actions. In 2025, body camera footage showed SPD officers using excessive force against a brown man during a dispute over a handicapped parking space at the same Walmart where Kohen Wiley was killed. In 2024, the department drew heavy criticism after footage of a reckless arrest at a resident's home was made public.
Residents also expressed anger over a broader pattern in which officers accused of misconduct move between departments without accountability.
One resident told El Obrero , “We want them to stop accepting all the racist police officers they fire from other places. What they do is leave one place and jump to the next county to get another job. And they continue with the same behavior. This is the next big town after DeSoto. All the corrupt police officers from DeSoto end up here.”
“We need justice,” a community member told El Obrero . “We need them to be held accountable. The police officer must be fired. The police officers must go.”
Image: Kohen Wiley. Credit: Mississippi Free Press.

