Shame on Anthony Housefather. Shame on the Liberal Party...Bravo Senator Housakos...Incompetent Bureaucrats...

We are not the distracted type. However, once or twice a year we lose focus at exactly the wrong time and this happens: We hit the wrong key and deleted the entire Blanche report for tonight. Ergo, we have rewritten it and it's coming in about 2 or 3 hours later than usual. Clearly Hashem runs the world...

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We will start with Anthony Housefather and his lame, ridiculous new statement about Jews he titled: Statement on the Deplorable Rise of Antisemitism in Canada.

Come on Anthony. After almost two years of putting out these useless blathering words that amount to absolutely it cannot be that you still don't get it. You simply cannot be that dense. Ah, but by putting out that statement, you have clearly shown you are.

This sentence is particularly obscene: We are committed to keeping all Canadians safe. Really now?

Your darling liberal party has turned a blind eye to 'protests' in cities across Canada asking for death to the Jews for the past two years. We can't walk on Greene Avenue in Westmount without some loser shoving a flag in our face.

And don't tell us it's a municipal problem. When the truckers came to Ottawa and our pretty boy Justin, who was afraid to leave his house, realized the police were incapable and incompetent of handling the situation guess what he did? He called in the RCMP.

By not stopping 'praying' in the middle of the street, you are 100% complicit and in agreement with what they are doing. Because everybody knows that normal people do not put a rug down in the middle of the street unless they are trying to intimidate others.

Did your government once try to stop any of this? Did they once tell those idiots to take off their masks? No.

What got to you this time was the Jewish woman stabbed in Ottawa while doing her grocery shopping. Simply because she was a Jew. Wake up dude. You are the same Jew as she is, even if you try to hide under your desk and pretend you are 'one of them'.

You are not committed to keeping all Canadians safe. You are a sellout to your own people and should be hanging your head in shame for putting out that statement.

And the kicker? Of the 169 members of parliament, you only found 31 to sign your little piece of paper? And your whiny excuse was it was labor day weekend?

Here's the real deal: You know that no one else in your party will sign it because, as their leader Carney has stated, it's time for a two-state solution when anybody with the brain of a gnat knows there is no such place as palestine. And nobody crosses Mark Carney or they are out.

In fact, we wonder if you will be shown the door after your weak-kneed attempt to stay in the good graces of Jewish communities across Canada.

When you sit on the fence like you are doing, the spike really makes a dent in your behind. You are not 'one of them' and never will be. Like it or not, you are first a Jew then a Canadian.

And a final note on this:

The esteemed and honorable Senator Leo Housakos gets it:

It is shameful that an MP from a governing party needs to petition his own government on protecting the Jewish community. More shameful; is the fact that less than a quarter of the Liberal caucus signed it.

Quebec's premier Francois Legault took the stand today in the SAAQclic scandal. In case you didn't know, quebec's gnat-brained bureaucrats spent over $1 billion to upgrade the license bureau website.

Even after all that money, it still doesn't work. So an inquiry was called to see who knew what and when did they know it. In other words - follow the money honey.

Of course Mr. Legault is pleading ignorance. I didn't know anything until February 2025. Oh really now?

Turns out his top civil servant at the time — Yves Ouellet — was notified of a $222-million shortfall in the online platform. Please don't insult people's intelligence by saying nobody told you.

Then he tried the old dog ate my homework trick saying that during the period when the costs of the platform were rising, he was focused on managing the COVID-19 pandemic, the arrival of hundreds of thousands of temporary immigrants and the cost-of-living crisis.

As we said in the last report, nobody burps without Legault knowing about it.

His moronic incompetents may have the brain of a gnat, but many others in the province see right through you. You knew about this fiasco and thought you could hide losing $1.1 billion of taxpayers money. Seriously?

Turns out buddy, you can't.

Donald Trump doesn't always do things we like, but often he says what nobody else will. Case in point...

On Monday he said that while Israel “may be winning the [Gaza] war, they’re not winning the world of public relations,” warning that the ongoing conflict is eroding global support for Jerusalem even among U.S. allies and young Americans.

And that is a fact.

He kept going: He acknowledged that Israel’s once-formidable influence in Congress has waned. “Israel was the strongest lobby I’ve ever seen. They had total control over Congress,” he said, before noting that this was no longer the case. “They’ve been hurt, especially in Congress.”

We would not want to have to make any of the decisions Netanyahu is now making. Going into gaza city is frought with endless agonizing results starting with the hostages.

The hostages are the ace-in-the-hole for hamas. If they release them they know Israel will flatten gaza. Instead, they will let 3 go. Then another 2, Then maybe 1. And that will be interspersed with horrific videos of emaciated hostages which will rip Israel's population apart.

The question that hangs like the elephant in the room is this one: when will Netanyahu say enough because he knows, as everyone else does, that when the war is over, so is his political career.

Right now, Israel needs a Moses or the wisdom of King Solomon to solve its excruciating dilemma.

Northvolt's highly touted plan to build a $7-billion plant in Saint-Basile-le-Grand and McMasterville in the Montérégie region - Legault's fan base - is dead.

Why? Because Northvolt went bankrupt.

To win votes, the not so smart Legault invested $510 million in the project, saying it would create 3,000 jobs in the area and make Quebec a battery producing powerhouse.

Alas, his dream has died and with it, he took our money and flushed it. Instead of the project of the century we got the fiasco of the moment.

quebec sais faire.