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Canada Announces Plan To Recruit Foreign Soldiers For Fast Track Immigration
Canada Announces Plan To Recruit Foreign Soldiers For Fast Track Immigration
It's a common theme throughout history - When governments go authoritarian, they often hire foreign soldiers in order to better control their respective populations or wage war on their neighbors. The strategy is being implemented across Europe currently; with many nations taking in millions of third world migrants from Muslim nations and using targeted marketing to recruit them as police and military.
Not all mass immigration is about rigging elections in favor of socialists. It's sometimes about subjugation using...
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"Free Speech Has Its Limits", Rules Czech Supreme Court
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Via Remix News,
The Czech Supreme Court has upheld a suspended prison sentence imposed on a former dissident who publicly wore clothing displaying symbols associated with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
According to Echo24, botanist Pavel Křivka walked through Pardubice in April 2024 wearing a black sweatshirt bearing a large white letter ‘Z’ and the Russian words “For Victory.”
Lower courts convicted him of publicly approving a crime against peace and sentenced him to six months in prison, suspended for two years. An appeal to the...
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