Political Correctness Versus Literal Correctness: Shattering the propaganda of tyranny.
QuoteHenry Nowak's family pleaded that his murder not be used to stoke hatred in the United Kingdom.
But key figures from Britain's far right appear determined to trigger another battle over race regardless.
Nowak, an 18-year-old university student, was studying finance in the coastal city of Southampton when he was stabbed to death in December 2025.
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Glen Gregory Tyler Pozniak, 44
A convicted sex offender with a lengthy criminal record, who police say is considered a high risk to reoffend against boys, is expected to live in Winnipeg after his release.
Glen Gregory Tyler Pozniak, 44, was released Wednesday from Alberta's Bowden Institution, a federal facility, after serving a portion of his sentence there.
He was sentenced in September 2015 to 13 years in prison, after he was convicted of offences including sexual exploitation, sexual interference, and possession and publication of child pornography, Winnipeg police said in a community notification released Wednesday.
Pozniak's two previous statutory releases were revoked after his urinalysis samples came back positive for illicit drugs, police said.
He's now expected to live in Winnipeg.
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QuoteParamedic teams will soon be available around the clock to respond to overdose calls in Winnipeg's downtown area as a pilot project to address the ongoing toxic drug crisis, the Manitoba government says.
But Winnipeg's mayor wonders where those paramedics will come from when the city is already in short supply.
"In the past week alone, several ambulances were out of service on multiple days because we lacked the staff to operate them," Mayor Scott Gillingham said in a statement following the province's announcement on Tuesday.
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Quote from: Phoenix on May 31, 2026, 05:50 PMHow long can this state of affairs continue?It will require the demise of this civilization and the rise of a new one, I fear.
QuoteHe is considered a high risk to reoffend against women and children, the release said.
The Friday news release said police are notifying the public about Willemse's release so people can protect themselves and warned that any kind of vigilante activity or harassment of Willemse will not be tolerated.
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Marinus Willemse, 59
A sex offender with a history of crimes dating back more than 40 years, including snatching a young girl from her bed when he was a teen, is expected to live in Winnipeg after being released from custody.
Marinus Willemse, 59, was set to be released this week after serving time in British Columbia, the Manitoba Integrated High Risk Sex Offender Unit said in a Winnipeg police news release Friday.
He is considered a high risk to reoffend against women and children, the release said.
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QuoteAn international tribunal has ruled that the Government of Canada's current policies constitute an ongoing genocide against Indigenous Peoples, following a grueling week of hearings on intergenerational trauma.
Seven judges of the Permanent Peoples' Tribunal — an international court of opinion which investigates human rights violations — issued the interim ruling on Friday.
The tribunal began its week-long investigation into missing Indigenous children and unmarked graves linked to residential schools on Monday at the daphne art centre in Montreal.
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QuoteGenocide goes beyond mass murder, says human rights lawyer"Mental harm", such as gaslighting us into thinking our race isn't facing genocide, or that we're not really a race, or that we're the only race that can be "racist".
The interim ruling follows Thursday's testimony from expert witness Fannie Lafontaine, a human rights lawyer and professor who authored A Legal Analysis of Genocide, a supplementary report to the National Inquiry on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.
Lafontaine testified that while the term "genocide" often evokes concentration camps or events like the 1994 Rwandan genocide and the Bosnian genocide, the legal concept is not limited to mass killings within a short period.
"The interpretation of genocide needs to be moved beyond this sort of Holocaust paradigm (i.e., genocide is just murdering a number of people) ... genocide is not only that," Lafontaine said.
Under the United Nations Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, genocide is committing any of the following with the "intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethnical, racial or religious group."
Those acts include:
- Killing members of the group.
- Causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group.
- Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part.
- Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group.
- Forcibly transferring children of the group to another group.