My jewish friend sent me the attached video link. Amazingly funny, and in my view, emblematic of how Mark Carney (Victor in the movie) landed in the Canadian parliament by BUS-ting the electoral process, continuing on as a political imposter, taking control of the government in order to sell oil, then having trouble "reading" from the Torah, as he does the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, appointing a would-be king in Marc Miller, who seeks to speak his mind yet wishes to silence a Canadian's right to speak, all the while having a Masonic army following them around while undercover, and then finally, Carney's doppelganger goes from being a rogue to president of the republic.
The schlemiel's shtreimel is not quite as large as the ones I've seen jews wear on Bathurst Street, but it's a start (i.e. Victor's fur hat).
The Adventures of Rabbi Jacob (1973) - Have a laugh and share with your fellow politicians, then cry, because the ending is sad for Canada.
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Lebanese President Aoun's speech to the Pope:
"We are the disciples of the one who taught us not to fear"
"Chalcedon" in religion refers to the Council of Chalcedon, the fourth ecumenical council, which defined the Christian doctrine of Christ's nature. It established that Jesus is one person with two natures—fully divine and fully human—united without confusion. This "Chalcedonian Definition" is upheld by the Catholic Church, Eastern Orthodox Church, Oriental Orthodox churches, and major Protestant denominations.
Jesus gave you paradise, prayer and pets
Satan gave you Liberal politicians, perversion and prostitution
The Liberal Party's legislative decrees have become more powerful than the sword. We have a problem when we allow criminals to legislate over the masses to appease their Satanic god.
Liberals are committing beyond hate crimes, yet none of them are being charged with a crime. What does the Bible say about encouraging Canadians to take their own lives. The Bible's teachings clearly oppose the taking a life, including one’s own, and strongly condemn causing harm to others, physically, spiritually, or emotionally. Here are the key principles:
1. Human life belongs to God. Human life is consistently presented as sacred because it is created by God.
- Genesis 1:27 — Humans are made in God’s image.
- Psalm 139:13–16 — God intimately forms each person and knows their days.
Taking one’s life, or pushing someone toward taking theirs, violates the idea that life is God’s domain.
2. Murder is forbidden, including indirectly causing someone’s death
The commandment “You shall not murder” (Exodus 20:13) is understood to include:
- Taking your own life
- Urging or pressuring someone else to take theirs
- Any action that intentionally leads to another person’s death
Encouraging someone to harm themselves would fall under the broader biblical prohibition against causing death or injury to another person.
3. God condemns causing another person to stumble or be harmed. The Bible strongly warns against influencing others to sin, suffer, or be destroyed.
- Matthew 18:6 — Jesus says that causing someone else to stumble spiritually is so serious that it deserves extreme judgment.
- Galatians 5:15 — “If you bite and devour one another, watch out that you are not consumed.”
- Proverbs 3:27 — “Do not withhold good from those to whom it is due, when it is in your power to act.”
Encouraging someone to end their own life would violate these teachings profoundly.
4. God calls His people to protect and strengthen the weak. Rather than give up on someone in despair, Scripture commands the opposite:
- Galatians 6:2 — “Carry each other’s burdens.”
- 1 Thessalonians 5:14 — “Encourage the fainthearted, help the weak.”
- Proverbs 24:11–12 — “Rescue those who are being taken away to death.”
Biblically, the proper response is care, presence, and protection, not encouragement toward harm.
5. Despair is met with compassion, not condemnation. When biblical figures feel suicidal (e.g., Elijah in 1 Kings 19), God responds with:
Care, Nourishment, Presence, Encouragement, not condemnation or support for self-harm.
This demonstrates God’s heart toward the suffering: He restores rather than abandons them.
Summary
The Bible teachings clearly imply that it is wrong, harmful, and completely contrary to God’s character. Scripture calls believers to:
value life, protect one another, comfort the despairing and never be a cause of harm.
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