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Yes, harth has added more narrative. But the original report (that was already investigated by RCMP) is still wrong. So what's the point of narrative if content is false?

Do better, Scotty. I think you need to critically read what you're sharing

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  • [–] 3 points 3 hours ago

    The first line in that report

    In 2022, Safeguard Defenders published 110 Overseas and Patrol & Persuade: two reports detailingthe activity of over 100 overseas Chinese police stations operating in more than 50 countries

    So it's still based off the 2022 report that the RCMP already investigated the claims of.

    Real sad Scotty

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  • [–] 1 point 12 hours ago*

    Maybe I need to clarify. I'm discussing the Israeli state. The Israeli state distinguishes between a Jewish Israeli and an Arab Israeli because it practices apartheid. So to the Israeli state, Mizrahim are Israeli Jews and not Israeli Arabs. This is not my definition. This is the Israeli state's definition.

    It is the state and it's supporters that enact colonial apartheid.

    So using the terminology of a colonial apartheid state like "Arab parties" is to normalize the erasure of Palestinians who live within the borders of the colonial state, because that's the intent of the label. And while it is nice that younger Mizrahi are wanting to get in touch with their true cultural roots, it does not mean that it should occur at the cost of Palestinians losing their identity. Arab is still a very general term of referring to a wide swath of cultures.

    I don't know if you the below is relevant in Israel's case because the younger generation in Israel are identifying more with the rightwing as seen with polls related to this election.

    As is often the case, it's the next generation where hope lives.

    https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/10/23/generation-right-israeli-youth-show-strong-support-for-the-right

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  • [–] 5 points 12 hours ago* (2 children)

    Scotty, read what you post. From your own post:

    In two 2022 reports, Safeguard Defenders detailed the activity of more than 100 overseas Chinese police stations in more than 50 countries. The RCMP investigated groups in Richmond, Toronto and Montreal, but did not recommend charges.

    How blinded by racism does a person have to be to not even read their own article they're sharing?!

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  • [–] 2 points 1 day ago* (last edited 23 hours ago) (1 child)

    I think you should read the OP article, because it uses the 2022 report data. The same NGO is using their old report.

    So perhaps your comment should be directed at the NGO or the outlets regurgitating the addendum to the report (that turned out false).

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  • [–] 2 points 1 day ago (7 children)

    The Canadian government has an obligation to verify the report’s findings, determine whether these operations are active in Canada and establish whether individuals or organizations are facilitating activities on behalf of the Chinese government that constitute foreign interference, intimidation or coercion.

    The RCMP tried based on the mentioned report from 2022. They didn't find anything and are now getting sued for defamation worth millions.

    How it started in 2022 (from that same report): https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/rcmp-investigating-chinese-police-stations-canada-1.6627166

    This comes after the Spain-based human rights group Safeguard Defenders reported that more than 50 exist worldwide, including three in the Greater Toronto Area in predominantly Chinese communities.

    Where it's at now: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/montreal-rcmp-investigations-chinese-police-1.7645361

    The RCMP has closed its investigation into alleged clandestine Chinese police stations in the Montreal area, and it is not recommending charges.

    The closure comes as the RCMP faces a $4.9-million defamation lawsuit from the groups named in the probe.

    So just further fear mongering from one trick racist Scotty because they can't be bothered to do their homework.

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    The Canadian government has an obligation to verify the report’s findings, determine whether these operations are active in Canada and establish whether individuals or organizations are facilitating activities on behalf of the Chinese government that constitute foreign interference, intimidation or coercion.

    The RCMP tried based on the mentioned report from 2022. They didn't find anything and are now getting sued for defamation worth millions.

    How it started in 2022 (from that same report): https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/rcmp-investigating-chinese-police-stations-canada-1.6627166

    This comes after the Spain-based human rights group Safeguard Defenders reported that more than 50 exist worldwide, including three in the Greater Toronto Area in predominantly Chinese communities.

    Where it's at now: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/montreal-rcmp-investigations-chinese-police-1.7645361

    The RCMP has closed its investigation into alleged clandestine Chinese police stations in the Montreal area, and it is not recommending charges.

    The closure comes as the RCMP faces a $4.9-million defamation lawsuit from the groups named in the probe.

    So just further fear mongering from one trick racist Scotty because they can't be bothered to do their homework.

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  • [–] 14 points 2 days ago

    A far-right Israeli mob marched through Palestinian neighbourhoods in the city of Lod on Sunday night, provoking and assaulting residents and sparking clashes.

    So pogroms?

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  • [–] 1 point 2 days ago

    I think that most of them do? I recall asking a branch of Active Green a year ago and they said they can do it, but they can't give their usual garage warranty with it (which is fair).

    After that, I called around to find an acceptable hourly rate (but how much time something takes is also dependent on the shop and staff).

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  • [–] 17 points 2 days ago

    A big chunk of Israel's population are Russian.

    When the Ukraine invasion happened, the CEO of Yandex said that they wanted to live in a peaceful country, so they moved to Israel...

    Andrey X is another Russian who immigrated to Israel ignorant of the genocide. But unlike others, he's been documenting the genocide and putting himself in harm's way.

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    The French government plans to increase the number of third-level student places and make €4 billion ($4.5 billion) available for high-school renovations as it tries to end nationwide protests that have turned violent in recent weeks.

    High-school students began to demonstrate in mid-September to denounce overcrowded classrooms, teacher shortages and outdated buildings. Their blockades and marches morphed into nationwide cost of living protests earlier this month that drew more than half a million people and descended into riots, arson and looting.

     

    The French government plans to increase the number of third-level student places and make €4 billion ($4.5 billion) available for high-school renovations as it tries to end nationwide protests that have turned violent in recent weeks.

    High-school students began to demonstrate in mid-September to denounce overcrowded classrooms, teacher shortages and outdated buildings. Their blockades and marches morphed into nationwide cost of living protests earlier this month that drew more than half a million people and descended into riots, arson and looting.

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