Canadian Influence Watchdog retweeted
Just voted for Olivia Chow to #BackTheBlue and protect TPS funding against Defund Defundford's progressive lunacy
Canadian Influence Watchdog retweeted
I am hearing that on his deathbed Aleksandar Vučić received the light of Islam and unhesitatingly recited the Shahāda.
Even now he looks down on the Ummah from the gardens of Jannah.
Truly there is no god but God, and Mohammed is his prophet!
Canadian Influence Watchdog retweeted
In Serbia, @avucic has conceded defeat. The Students’ List has won an absolute majority in the elections. Celebrations have begun in the streets across Serbia.
Sound familiar?
Canadian Influence Watchdog retweeted
He’s such a fucking moron who never knows anything about the nerd shit he’s saying. This isn’t a threat, this quote means he’s going to die.
Musk Threatens Retribution If Dems Investigate Him After Midterms: 'Live By The Sword, Die By The Sword'
go.forbes.com/Q6FvFz
Canadian Influence Watchdog retweeted
Terrible news for James Talarico. If even half of these black voters are writing in Jasmine Crockett, he’s in real trouble.
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I shit you not, Georgetown’s pro-Israel club just had a talk by Bosnian Serb separatists about how Bosnia & Herzegovina is funded by Iran lmfao
Canadian Influence Watchdog retweeted
The term "shylock" was said by the President of the United States, but he's not mentioned here because we don't, apparently, go hard after right wing antisemites anymore as long as they support Bibi-ism.
This is the perfect example of why the left Jewish community is upset by our communal organizations.
The term “Shylock” is rooted in a longstanding antisemitic stereotype. Regardless of intent, its use can reinforce harmful tropes about Jews and normalize language that has long been used to target the Jewish community.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Trump used “Shylock” at a Kansas rally Oct. 19 defending Sen. Marshall. ADL’s post omits naming him, unlike its 2025 statement.
forbes.com/sites/siladity…
x.com/Acyn/status/21…
x.com/ADL/status/194…
Canadian Influence Watchdog retweeted
The court records speak for themselves. Vivek Ramaswamy’s ad is disgusting—there is no lie, no scam, and no shameful act too low for him.
.@VivekGRamaswamy campaign responds:

ALT Attributable to Connie Luck, spokesperson for the Vivek Ramaswamy campaign: “We don't know what happened between Amy and her mother, who first spoke out about Amy in 2020, but we know that Amy Acton is a serial fabulist who has some serious problems with the truth that the public needs to be aware of before deciding who to entrust as governor.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Donna Arthur lost custody of Amy Acton at age 12 after Acton's stepfather was charged with raping her. Arthur stayed married to him until his death. Acton and her brother have been estranged since. Multiple outlets cite 1978 court records of the charges.
actonforgovernor.com/dr-amy-actons-…
dispatch.com/story/news/pol…
Canadian Influence Watchdog retweeted
Here's an extremely gentle interview between Acton's mother and Operation Rescue in 2020 where she admits: 1.) the allegation was made (one of at least two against the same man) 2.) it got to a grand jury in 1978 and 3.) she left town with the husband to escape it.
Amy Acton claims her mother and stepfather abused her as a child and that criminal charges were filed against them.
Acton's mother says that isn't true.
This conflict can easily be resolved by finding a record of the charges.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
1978 Vindicator and court docs: Cledith Arthur bound over for rape of 12-year-old Acton. He and mother fled on bond after testimony; warrants issued. Brother confirms custody loss. Mother admitted process in 2020. 1970s records often undigitized.
nationalreview.com/news/amy-acton…
apnews.com/article/electi…
operationrescue.org/ohio-health-di…
Canadian Influence Watchdog retweeted
Time and time again, Trump defaults to antisemitic slurs and tropes. It's not a fluke. It's who he is. And he can't claim ignorance on the antisemitic roots and impact of calling someone a "shylock-type guy" because he used that excuse when he used the term last year.
nbcnews.com/politics/donald-…
Canadian Influence Watchdog retweeted
Who said it?
The term “Shylock” is rooted in a longstanding antisemitic stereotype. Regardless of intent, its use can reinforce harmful tropes about Jews and normalize language that has long been used to target the Jewish community.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Trump used “Shylock” at a Kansas rally Oct. 19 defending Sen. Marshall. ADL’s post omits naming him, unlike its 2025 statement.
forbes.com/sites/siladity…
x.com/Acyn/status/21…
x.com/ADL/status/194…
Canadian Influence Watchdog retweeted
Check out the For You page. There's guy getting killed on roller coaster, guy getting killed in tiger enclosure, children getting killed at school, guy getting killed at football game,
Canadian Influence Watchdog retweeted
"Women are ontologically predisposed to beliecing in nonsense magic. I am a feminist."
Canadian Influence Watchdog retweeted
Dit is belachelijk, @tscheldt: ik gebruik het woord "collaboratie":
- omdat uw Groep G en Future Leadership Institute de russen gingen helpen in bezet Oekraïne
- omdat jullie een medewerkster hebben die in het netwerk zit van de russische vertegenwoordiger Kris Roman
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