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thebureau.news/p/mark-carney… ESSAY: As Taiwan confronts Chinese threats and election interference, Canada’s prime minister understates Ottawa’s exposure to Beijing, while an agreement with Taiwan sits unsigned in his desk.
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After Huang left his first White House meeting of Trump’s second term, a group of advisers huddled to discuss their concerns.
“One quipped that Huang would sell chips directly to China’s People’s Liberation Army if the government let him.” wsj.com/politics/national-se…
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Watch this story very closely. China’s Megaspeed received between 5 and 7 billion dollars worth of Nvidia chips, or in reality, China did, which they should not have. Jensen and Alice may only be part of the story which eventually emerges. The race for the narrative, blame, and hearings has begun. Eyes wide open.
SCOOP: President Trump authorized a crackdown on companies suspected of diverting Nvidia's advanced AI chips to China on Thursday, but one administration official repeatedly stood in the way: Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick. axios.com/2026/11/11/trump-l…
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Carney is playing a dangerous game with Canada’s auto industry.
Courting China’s EV makers threatens the whole industry here.
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Anyone who wants to avoid a trade war with 🇨🇳 at all cost shouldn’t be the secretary of Commerce of the United States of America.
This is the most important story of our time.
"Lutnick has spent the last year "undoing" efforts by other administration officials to hold Megaspeed — [NVIDIA client] accused of illegally diverting U.S. chips to China — accountable because of concerns it would escalate the trade war with China."
Along with the blind eye turned to Jensen Huang and his honeypot.
So we let China win the AI race - which means Win Everything - out of *concerns it would escalate the trade war*?
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GOLDSTEIN: Under Carney, our ‘biggest security threat’ is now our ‘strategic’ partner torontosun.com/opinion/colum…
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He already has insiders on the job
Carney says he will tell Xi that outsiders should not meddle in Canada's affairs reut.rs/4BWjITp
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Kimberly Powell had been set to speak at the opening session of the Milken Future of Health Summit tomorrow AM, on a panel I’m moderating. I just heard from organizers that she’s cancelled her planned attendance. We’ve reached out to Nvidia on this report nytimes.com/2026/11/11/techn…
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Breaking: Nvidia’s board is preparing to oust Jenson Huang, according to the Wall Street Journal. Hard to think of a better or clearer example of why companies need to manage and reduce their China risks.
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🤯 Nick Fuentes nails the reasons behind the explosion of anti-Israel and anti-Jewish hatred on social media. He understands it better than most because he helped fuel it.
There you go
From the horses mouth
@annathinksaloud @StompWompin
How few people stood on principle.
Anti Israel sentiment was funded and fuelled by foreign interests and the left.
You’ve caused untold damage to good people. You’ve ruined lives.
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Nvidia is Preparing to Oust CEO Jensen Huang
I didn’t see this coming.
I thought he at least had a few weeks.
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I can’t believe I’m retweeting a video of this little goblin, but this is totally correct.
A massive op was run on the American people and a bunch of influencers wittingly or unwittingly participated and promoted it…
Fuentes admits all the things we’ve been saying:
1) Being Anti-Israel and then Anti-Jew became really popular in 2025 after the historic win by the right in 2024.
2) This virus, targeting the right, was being seeded online by the Left and by Foreign Countries (specifically by Muslim
Countries).
3) Grifters jumped onto it and grew their accounts by spewing anti-Israel and anti-Jewish garbage
4) The anti-Israel and anti-Jewish garbage had to mutate and get more extreme, as it became more popular. Like any drug addiction.
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China just told Canada’s prime minister what he’s allowed to say to Xi.
The Chinese Embassy in Canada warned Ottawa not to raise “so-called ‘human rights issues’” or Asia-Pacific security differences ahead of the APEC meeting, calling it a “strategic miscalculation” that could damage the relationship.
Beijing also denied any foreign interference in Canada, even though a Canadian public inquiry found China was the most active perpetrator targeting Canadian elections.
Democratic leaders don’t need a foreign embassy’s permission to talk about human rights or their own sovereignty.
What should Canada’s bottom line be?
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The CCP’s United Front apparatus is a metastasizing Marxist cancer that spreads and corrupts American society.
The Chinese diaspora is the #1 target for illegal policing & repression. It’s an attack on U.S. sovereignty.
I joined @VoCommunism to argue we must sanction the UF.
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Toronto police are now "investigating" the LCBO theft at Bloor and Royal York. No suspects.
The LCBO says it has a "covert security task force."
Very covert. The guard in the video just walked away.
Yet another brazen daylight robbery of the publicly-owned @lcbo yesterday at Bloor & Royal York. A concerned customer asks the security guard to step in, but she lacks the will or skill to stop the theft - and scurries away. Even the demoralized employee is surprised at the volume of merchandise stolen, suggesting this is more than the typical theft she sees on a daily basis.
The thieves nicked at least 5 bottles of Remy Martin VSOP with a sticker price of $103 each, and several bottles of Macallan 12-year valued at $144 a pop. Yet the most incredible part is these two robbed the same store less than 24 hours earlier.
Of course, emboldened criminals know they can escalate the scale of their theft in an environment free of consequences.
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From @scoopercooper, The Bureau: Mark Carney Is Right That the World Is Growing More Dangerous. But Is He Leading Canada Onto the Wrong Side of the Divide?
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All veterans share a selfless commitment to serve Canada. On #RemembranceDay, we honour their service and sacrifice, pay tribute to those who gave their lives in duty, and remember those who never came home.
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Democracy's heart is still beating in America, don’t give up on us, friends!
As a former CIA officer with over 2 decades of service, and a third decade now partly in government and partly as an author/lecturer/consultant … I was and remain non-partisan. I can vote in silence, and talk over these things peacefully with my friends and family, at my choice and at my discretion.
👉I also strongly believe it's important to Keep our intelligence community OUT of politics… When we don’t, you see the danger of the past 10 years from BOTH sides of the aisle. It’s been a disaster for our country, the IC, and national security…
This article below in the @WSJ from this weekend brought it home for me about how and why Americans should be able to admire Presidents and politicians from BOTH sides…we used to after all. I studied HISTORY as a Morehead Scholar at UNC, that was my main degree, with a Double BA also in Russian language.
I believe in my right to protect my vote, I served for my convictions and was deployed to war-zones for it. I respect everyone’s right to do the same and have their strong opinions.
👇As noted in the WSJ piece below, two quotes bring it home for me, from the recent elections:
☑️“…the battered heart of American democracy is still beating.”
AND
☑️“If we choose to see each other as enemies to be destroyed rather than opponents to be debated, we put the entire American experiment at risk.”
🚨Americans beware, and be grateful for what we have. It is a fragile thing, democracy, let’s respect it and the right to disagree and celebrate when democracy works.
...AND for our friends across the Atlantic—-I hope our allies in Europe will celebrate us too.
Generations of Americans have stood for freedom with and for your countries too (as you have with us, and we haven't forgotten, most Americans and especially veterans will never forget) ... don’t count us out yet, friends!
Democracy is still beating…and we have not given up the fight.
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