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SPIRITUAL:
She Was a Pro-Palestine Activist… Until ONE EMAIL Changed Her Life
Les Breznyansky
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I believe this short video should be seen by every Christian!
There are indeed only three kinds of people in our current world:
1. THOSE WHO MAKE IT HAPPEN!
2. Those who watch it happen.
3. Those who say "what happened?"
"And the truth shall set you free"
Always in His service,
It has an aspect to it that I did not know at the time that I sent it.
Life today is certainly confusing, but every now and then, we are prompted through "experiences of others. I recommend that although the particular segment is what I initially meant for you to witness and experience, and because I happened to scroll down at the end of the particular item I sent you, and I saw one after another of the most heartfelt, thought provoking series of presentations that I have ever witnessed, one after another.
I think you may require Kleenex on some of these, because, like me, you both have big hearts.
Fred
CANADIAN:
CANADIAN — Government Media Subsidies Raise Questions About Press Independence
EXTRA! EXTRA! Canada budget ensures all but a handful of journalists depend on the feds
BLOG Section: CANADIAN / MEDIA & GOVERNMENT
Short Summary [ChatGPT]
Canada's Federal Budget Expands Media Subsidies — But at What Cost to Independent Journalism?
In a November 6 commentary, Peter Menzies strongly criticizes Prime Minister Mark Carney's federal budget for expanding government financial support to Canadian news organizations.
According to the article, the budget provides $539 million in additional journalism support, extending payroll tax credits to television and radio broadcasters, including major corporate media companies.
The Journalism Labour Tax Credit offers eligible news organizations up to $29,750 per qualifying journalist annually, while additional funding supports local reporting initiatives.
Menzies argues that these subsidies create three serious problems:
1. Press independence: Journalists receiving government-supported salaries may face public questions about their ability to investigate politicians impartially.
2. Unfair competition: Independent outlets refusing subsidies must compete against organizations whose labour costs are partly covered by taxpayers.
3. Public confidence: Government financial dependence could further undermine trust in mainstream journalism and discourage new independent media ventures.
Independent outlets such as Blacklock's Reporter, Canadaland, The Line and Rebel News are highlighted for refusing government subsidies.
Meanwhile, Chuck Black of Freedom Forum News announces plans to publish an updated list of more than 100 influential Canadian independent media outlets on December 27, 2026.
4. The Bigger Picture: Menzies warns that government subsidies intended to preserve Canadian journalism may instead strengthen established media corporations, discourage innovation and weaken public confidence in an independent press.
5. Question for Readers: Can the news media remain genuinely independent when the government it is supposed to investigate helps pay its bills?
The CanadaLand News
Here’s what was in Carney’s budget
“Cooking the books” is how Pierre Poilievre described Carney’s 2026 budget. We dug deeper to see whether this was true and found misleading immigration numbers and a slew of wasteful spending.
AI Overview
· Juno News reported concerns over 2026 federal budget, alleging misleading immigration figures and wasteful spending.
· Article details potential 2027 permanent resident admissions reaching 662,000, significantly exceeding official government targets.
· Coverage includes $289.2 million for social initiatives, $1.5 billion in media subsidies, and $6 billion for intelligence funding.
Budget 2026 sets a target of 370,000 new temporary resident arrivals in 2027, while separate immigration measures could bring the real number of permanent resident admissions to as many as 662,000.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre accused the Liberals of “cooking the books” by presenting official immigration targets that do not capture the full potential number of permanent residents. Keep reading.
Speaking with Juno News, a spokesperson for Immigration Minister Lena Diab confirmed that up to 282,000 additional permanent resident approvals are separate from the government’s official target of 380,000 for 2027.
The additional pathways include up to 200,000 temporary migrants, 69,000 refugees and asylum seekers, and 13,000 temporary foreign workers. Keep reading.
Budget 2026 proposes $289.2 million across several funding commitments for race-based justice initiatives, LGBTQ programs, women’s equality and menstrual health.
The spending includes $70 million to renew the Menstrual Equity Fund, alongside continued funding for the Black Justice Strategy and the federal 2SLGBTQI+ Action Plan. Keep reading.
Budget 2026 allocates more than $1.5 billion in taxpayer funding to the CBC, private media companies and Canada’s cultural industries, despite projecting a $62.3-billion federal deficit.
The commitments include $300 million for CBC/Radio-Canada, $501 million in journalism tax credits, $134 million for local news and $600 million for broadcasting and cultural production, prompting criticism from taxpayer advocates over government support for media organizations. Keep reading.
Budget 2026 proposes $6 billion over 10 years for the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS), followed by nearly $580 million in annual funding, to expand its capabilities and international security partnerships.
The spending plan also outlines billions in European defence commitments, military technology investments and expanded biometric screening and information-sharing at home. Keep reading.
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GLOBAL:
A Sunday morning protest outside a Texas church escalated into a fight, a rifle on the church lawn, and several critical lessons for church safety teams. 2026.
ARMED CONFRONTATION OUTSIDE TEXAS CHURCH
BLOG Section: GLOBAL / U.S. NEWS [ChatGPT]
November 8, 2026 — Frisco, Texas
A Sunday morning confrontation outside Genesis Metro Church in Frisco, Texas, reportedly escalated when a man retrieved an AR-style rifle following a physical altercation with a former church member protesting outside the building.
The protester, who claims to have attended the church for 12 years, was displaying a sign criticizing church leadership. According to his account, another man grabbed his sign, prompting a physical struggle. The man allegedly returned from his pickup truck carrying a rifle and shouting threats.
Cell phone footage reportedly shows the armed man standing on church property while members of the church safety team approached him. A uniformed police officer subsequently intervened.
No shots were fired, and no injuries were reported. The protester claims police arrested the armed man for disorderly conduct.
However, the incident remains independently unconfirmed. Neither Frisco Police nor the church has issued a public statement, and the account relies primarily on the protester's video and interview.
The Bigger Picture: The confrontation raises concerns about escalating disputes, firearms near places of worship, and the challenges church security teams face when attempting to protect congregations while preventing violence.
Christian Warrior
Daniel Brooks INPUTS:
Dan’s Daily Briefing — November 11, 2026
1. Supreme Court reserves judgment on Ottawa’s firearms ban
Facts: The Supreme Court of Canada concluded two days of hearings on November 10 and reserved its decision on the federal prohibition covering roughly 2,500 firearm varieties.
The challengers argue that Ottawa exceeded the regulatory authority Parliament granted it by classifying commonly owned firearms as unsuitable for hunting or sport. The government maintains that their potential use in mass shootings makes the prohibition a reasonable public-safety measure. The amnesty protecting affected owners has been extended until 90 days after the Court rules. A judgment will likely take several months. Supreme Court case record | CBC report, published November 10
Why it matters to Dan: The central question is narrower—and constitutionally more important—than whether one likes particular rifles: how much power can cabinet exercise through regulation without returning to Parliament?
Gun-control supporters see the measure as a preventative response to unusually lethal weapons. Owners see lawful property repeatedly reclassified by executive decree, with criminal liability attached. Whatever the Court decides will influence future governments’ ability to regulate other property through broadly worded statutes. For now, affected owners should preserve their records and follow the amnesty rather than assuming either side has already won.
2. Ukraine talks continue, but the central territorial dispute remains
Facts: Russian, Ukrainian and American delegations began a second day of negotiations in Abu Dhabi on November 11. The opening session lasted approximately four hours and was described by Kyiv and Washington as constructive, but it produced no announced ceasefire or territorial settlement.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy continues to reject transferring the unoccupied portion of Donetsk to Russia. Moscow continues to demand Ukrainian withdrawals as part of an agreement. Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner lead the American delegation; Vladimir Medinsky represents Russia, while Rustem Umerov leads Ukraine’s team. Reuters, published November 11
Unconfirmed: Reports that the parties have agreed to their largest prisoner exchange of the war had not yet been supported by publicly released terms early Wednesday.
Why it matters to Dan: A substantial prisoner exchange would be valuable in its own right and could demonstrate that negotiations are capable of producing something more tangible than adjectives. It would not settle sovereignty, security guarantees or the future of occupied territory.
From a Christian just-war perspective, ending the killing deserves determined diplomacy, but peace imposed by rewarding conquest can invite the next war. Canada should support practical humanitarian agreements while insisting that any durable settlement require Ukrainian consent and credible enforcement.
3. Hormuz shipping remains hazardous despite hopes for an Iran pause
Facts: Oil prices rose about 1% on November 11 after three tankers were attacked near the Strait of Hormuz over the weekend. Reuters verified video showing one vessel burning off Oman; Iranian state broadcasting said the ships had used “unauthorized routes.”
Traffic through the strait has slowed sharply. Iran’s security chief also said Tehran would not permit enriched nuclear material to leave the country, complicating negotiations even as President Trump pauses further American strikes. Analysts warn that any agreement would still leave mines, insurance costs and shipowners’ safety concerns unresolved. Reuters market report, published November 11 | Reuters on Gulf markets
Why it matters to Dan: Ontario motorists may see crude prices fall before diesel, fertilizer and freight costs follow. A political ceasefire can be announced in an afternoon; clearing mines and persuading insurers that tankers will not become floating policy arguments takes longer.
Maintain ordinary fuel, food and medication reserves, but resist dramatic buying. The practical indicator is sustained safe vessel traffic—not one optimistic oil-price session.
Prediction: Even if Washington and Tehran reach a preliminary understanding, shipping premiums are likely to remain elevated until the strait operates safely for several consecutive weeks.
4. Red Week focuses attention on worsening Christian persecution
Facts: Aid to the Church in Need is preparing its international Red Week observance for November 15–22, with more than 1,000 churches and landmarks expected to be illuminated in red.
Its latest Persecuted and Forgotten? study, covering August 2024 through June 2026, reports deteriorating conditions for Christians in 55% of the 18 countries it examined. It identifies extremist violence, authoritarian government and religious nationalism as major pressures. The organization says serious religious-freedom violations affect Christians and other believers across dozens of countries. ACN report summary | Red Week announcement
Verification limitation: ACN is a Catholic charitable foundation and defines its own study sample and severity criteria. Its figures should not be treated as a complete global census of every persecuted Christian.
Why it matters to Dan: Canadian debates over rude speech, vandalism or unequal institutional treatment matter, but they should not blur the distinction between cultural hostility and believers facing imprisonment, abduction or death.
Christians can advocate for their own communities without making religious liberty tribal. The principled position protects churches, synagogues, mosques and dissenting individuals alike—while directing particular aid to people facing the gravest danger.
5. Disney and Adobe expand custom AI across production workflows
Facts: Disney and Adobe announced a multiyear alliance on November 9 giving Disney early access to Firefly, Firefly Foundry, Premiere and Photoshop technology, backed by dedicated engineering and research teams.
Disney Imagineering is already testing custom models trained on licensed internal material. One converts hand-drawn concepts into rendered art; another generates franchise-specific assets. The partnership extends to StudioLAB, ESPN, parks and cruise development, marketing and production workflows. Adobe announcement, published November 9 | Reuters, published November 9
Unconfirmed: Neither company has disclosed the complete training datasets, deployment schedule, labour impact or financial terms.
Why it matters to Dan: This is closer to the useful future of production AI than a public image generator guessing what Mickey Mouse looks like. Custom models built around approved assets could accelerate concept work, localization and campaign variations while maintaining stronger brand control.
For media management, provenance becomes essential: which model produced an asset, which source library informed it, who approved it and what rights accompany the output. A faster pipeline is excellent; a faster pipeline that loses the master asset’s identity is simply an automated scavenger hunt.
Patrick Bestall’s INPUT:
#1.
CRA to approve our news? Yep.
The agency can review published stories, assess whether the reporting constitutes original news (often subjectively) and judge the quality of the journalism (including fact-checking and the pursuit of contrary views).
The CRA can also revoke an outlet’s designation if it no longer meets the statutory requirements, which could cut it off from the associated tax benefits.
PB.
#2.
Amish Kids ‘un-vaxed’ & healthier
A 2023 analysis presented by Steve Kirsch to the Pennsylvania State Senate looked at nearly 400,000 Amish people in the U.S. who are 100% unvaccinated.
In their children, chronic conditions such as cancer, diabetes, and autism are essentially non-existent.
The Amish also did not follow COVID mandates and lockdowns, yet recorded roughly 90 times higher survival during that time.
Instead of being recognized as a control group to gauge whether health interventions are working, they are being conveniently ignored.
PB.
#3.
New Ont. Teachers Primer Guarantees more ‘Violence’!
The entire primer is built on the premise that violence is a symptom — that aggression is always communication:
“Try to understand the behaviour of students. The behaviour is a method of communication, something is going on and we have to dig and question and put in the effort.”
That’s true for the majority. But for the dark tetrad population, the aggression is the point, not the symptom. For genuinely psychopathic and sadistic students, causing harm is not a cry for help — it is the goal. And when you build your entire intervention system on a premise that’s only true for 90-something percent of the population, you leave the other few percent structurally unhandled. Everyone around them pays the price.
PB.
#4.
Carney’s sending 18,000 migrants to small towns
Here’s the plan:
“Jobs Canadians simply can’t do”
Yesterday, the Liberals made their rural immigration program permanent.
It’s the rural immigration story you won’t see on CTV.
The plan is for 18,000 new permanent residents over three years, sent to small communities, starting with 14 towns across six provinces. Carney’s rural development minister says these are jobs Canadians “simply can’t” fill.
Here’s what Ottawa didn’t release alongside that announcement: any assessment of whether these towns have the housing for 18,000 people, or the doctors, or the classroom space. It also didn’t say how many people from the earlier pilots actually stayed in the towns they were sent to, or what the program costs. Ottawa published none of it.
Employers in the program skip the labour market test that most temporary foreign worker applications require. They’re supposed to show they tried to hire Canadians first, but nothing in Ottawa’s program overview describes anyone independently checking that they did.
Then look at who this is meant to help: while they wait for permanent residency, many of these workers hold permits tied to a single employer. If they lose this job, their status in Canada is at risk. That gives the employer a lot of leverage over a worker who can’t easily walk away.
Ottawa calls the pilots a success. Its proof is the number of people admitted and job offers made, which tells you nothing about whether the vacancies were filled or whether anyone stayed.
You’d think a newsroom would ask about these issues. Most won’t. The outlets paid by Ottawa’s journalism tax credit will take the press release, quote the minister, and move on. Nobody there will dig into the housing question, the missing retention numbers, or the empty space where a cost estimate should be.
We will, because we don’t take Ottawa’s money. We answer to our readers, and that’s why we can ask the questions the funded outlets skip.
We need you. Without you, we won’t succeed.
Candice Malcolm
Co-founder, Juno News
P.S. Every day, it seems Carney offers us another grant, bailout, or program to buy Juno News off. Every day, we say no. Today, we are asking you to say YES to supporting independent news in this country.
PB.
#5.
Last Chance to Save Bill C-224!
This matters because access is under pressure. Health Canada previously gazetted cost-recovery proposals that would have made it nearly impossible for suppliers to keep many homeopathic remedies on the market. Bill C-224, which would have moved natural health products (including homeopathics) out of the most restrictive drug category, was gutted at committee. The threat has not disappeared.
CHECK OUT THE VIDEO
PB.
#6.
Our Dept of National Defense?
This article took my breath away. I just handed the newspaper to my friend Rob and said, "Here, read this." Now I give it to you.
The federal government’s intelligence watchdog has taken the Canadian Forces to task for not properly justifying its operations to collect information about Canadians.
Who'd have thought?
PB.
#7.
The Vision 1973 David Wilkerson
He predicted things that are happening now, not in the last century as he expected. Did God's clock stop? I believe so, when a million Christians went to Washington For Jesus, and Reagan was elected president the following year.
But today it looks like New York will go bankrupt and the banking failures in Europe have spread to Japan, just like he said would happen before the greatest Depression the world has ever seen.
This year governments around the world are establishing agencies to monitor Christian communications for "hate speech", fulfilling Wilkerson's description of how bible believers will first be persecuted.
Homelessness has emerged as a major problem (what Wilkerson described as an unprecedented wave of "teenage runaways" turning to drugs0.
We have yet to see the earthquakes, but they're bound to happen with the arrival of the giant asteroid Apophis in 2029. But nothing will be as agonizing as what Jesus went through without benefit of the Holy Spirit.
Why do I send this 48 minute video to you now? To reassure you "God is in control" as David Wilkerson concluded. More than we know. Can there be another reprieve like there was during the Reagan years? Don Brooks and I believe so, as we see history repeating itself in our 6 Cycles Chart. Babylon will fall "in one hour". But the deathblow to Satan's New World Order will only be temporary. God will give us ONE MORE last chance for us to get our act together, for the Church to become spotless in preparation for the Groom.
.pb
PS - It occurs to me that if 2027 is "catastrophic" it will be followed in 2028 with victories in Jesus. This would help prepare us for when Apophis swings by in 2029 followed by a short era of peace some call a restored Byzantine Empire (Christian). This second round of tragedy and hope would in turn prepare us for the final round when the Anti-Christ resurfaces (with or without a Rapture taking place) to go after God's people (Jews with or without Gentiles) and Jesus destroys him In Person. Three rounds, three birth pangs, each one more painful than the one before it.
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.pb
PB.
#8.
Trump's Chief of staff fired
(LifeSiteNews) — President Donald Trump announced this week that Stephen Miller will replace Susie Wiles as chief of staff after stories emerged suggesting Wiles had undermined Trump’s agenda, resulting in Tuesday’s massive losses for Republicans at every level of government.
From her behind-the-scenes position of unprecedented power, she reportedly torpedoed some of the President’s most significant efforts, including his hardline policies against illegal immigrants and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s MAHA (Make American Healthy Again) initiative. She also worked against Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and his quest to restore the U.S. military’s “warrior ethos.”
PB.
#9.
"eye stroke"
Ozempic can cause partial blindness, as well as suicidal thoughts and all the other bad side effects.
PB.
#10.
interest-free loans for Muslims?
A clever work-around for Muslims who borrow without paying interest.
PB.
#11.
A unique search service: OSINT
It's for investigators, hackers, intelligence agents etc.
Open-source intelligence (OSINT) is the practice of collecting, analyzing, and verifying publicly available information to create actionable intelligence. The term "open source" does not refer to open-source software; instead, it means the information is open and legally accessible to the public without requiring unauthorized access or hacking. [1, 2, 3, 4]
The 6 Main Categories of OSINT Sources
Publicly available information is generally categorized into six primary data streams: [1]
The Internet & Social Media: Blogs, forums, YouTube videos, and platforms like LinkedIn or Reddit.
Public Media: Newspapers, television broadcasts, magazines, and radio.
Public Government Data: Official records, budgets, speeches, census data, and legislative hearings.
Professional & Academic Publications: Scientific journals, academic papers, dissertations, and conference proceedings.
Commercial Data: Corporate financial assessments, commercial satellite imagery, and business databases.
Gray Literature: Technical reports, patents, newsletters, business documents, and unpublished works. [1, 2, 3, 4]
The OSINT Process (The Intelligence Cycle)
Raw data does not become "intelligence" until it is processed and evaluated. Professionals use a repeatable five-step lifecycle: [1, 2]
[1. Preparation]
➔ [2. Collection]
➔ [3. Processing]
➔ [4. Analysis]
➔ [5. Dissemination]Preparation: Defining the core objective and what questions need to be answered.
Collection: Gathering unclassified, public raw data from relevant sources.
Processing: Organizing the data, filtering out noise or duplicate records, and structuring it.
Analysis: Connecting the pieces of evidence, identifying patterns, and drawing conclusions.
Dissemination: Delivering a final, readable report to stakeholders to inform decisions. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Core Research Methods: Passive vs. Active
Common OSINT Tools
Security professionals and researchers rely on an ecosystem of specialized tools to index and synthesize information: [1, 2]
Discovery Engines: Shodan scans the internet for connected IoT devices, servers, and routers. Platforms like Intelligence X allow searching historical archives and leaked datasets. [1, 2, 3]
Data Aggregators & Link Analysis: Tools like Maltego map out visual relationships between pieces of information like names, emails, companies, and IP addresses. SpiderFoot and theHarvester automate data gathering across hundreds of public sources simultaneously. [1, 2, 3]
Search Operators (Google Dorking): Utilizing specific parameters in standard search bars (e.g., site: reddit.com "target name" or filetype:pdf "internal budget") to find heavily obscured public files. [1, 2]
Identity Correlators: Websites like WhatsMyName App check hundreds of web platforms to see where a specific username is registered. [1]
The Directory: The OSINT Framework serves as a massive, free directory organizing hundreds of niche tools based on what data you are searching for (e.g., email addresses, domain records, IP geolocations). [1, 2]
Who Uses OSINT?
Cybersecurity Teams & Pentesters: Map out their own company's external digital footprint to fix exposed credentials or unpatched systems before a malicious actor finds them.
Law Enforcement & Government Agencies: Investigate crimes, monitor geopolitical events, and conduct threat assessments.
Investigative Journalists & Human Rights Groups: Verify the location of combat footage via landmarks, uncover corporate fraud, or track supply chains.
Cybercriminals: Ironically, bad actors heavily use OSINT to craft targeted phishing or social engineering campaigns by researching employee habits on platforms like LinkedIn or Instagram. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]
Are you exploring OSINT out of personal curiosity to protect your own digital footprint, or are you looking to use it for cybersecurity, corporate, or investigative work? Let me know, and I can tailor the next step.
PB.
#12.
Electrically Structured Water (1 hr.)
New and ongoing research into properties of water.
PB.
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[CB] Pushes Climate Agenda, Trump Just Showed The World Oil Must Be Decentralized
Streamed on: Nov 10, 5:45 pm EST
The [CB] believes they are now in control, so what they are doing is their pushing forward with the climate agenda. This is going to fail. Trump has trapped the [CB] in showing how they manipulate the oil/gas prices. Now that the [CB] believes they are safe they discontinued the price controls. Van Jones admits this is what they did. Trump just showed the world why oil must be decentralized.
[DS] Color Revolution, Insurgency, Was The [DS] Election Cheating Algorithm Just Discover
Streamed on: Nov 10, 6:15 pm EST
The [DS] is in a very weak position. They have kept their cheating system hidden for a longtime and Trump has now forced them into showing the world how it works. It is hard to see but when the evidence comes out you will see it as clear as day. They had not choice because they need to remove Trump with a color revolution. The algorithm they have used to front run the elections has been discovered and they used Trump last election results plus more votes to create a prediction model, Trump caught them all.
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