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With all due respect, and without accusing the new Minister of Transportation of anything as he said, Mr. Blanchet had the courage to raise questions about Mr. Al Ghabra. Check the reaction of the media below (Bambi spared you a long list, just posting a couple of articles).

Knowing that this politician tends to be reasonable, Bambi spent some time since yesterday searching the net for evidence about this Mr. Al Ghabra and his sympathy or ties with Islamism or his support of the Sharia law in Ontario (as a choice for litigation in Ontario family tribunals or something).

She had trouble finding any evidence to links (not functional anymore at times, but only through secondary sources). However, she insisted in searching more this evening. She looked for any article or speech in Arabic, telling herself as even if they wanted to make it mysteriously disappear from the net, they may not understand the language, and thus forget about it :). Well, indeed, she found that precious piece of evidence coming from the own mouth of Mr. Al Ghabra himself. See the end of this post!

At the time of this story concerning the Sharia law, Bambi was living in Toronto and was not overjoyed to hear about such a thing. Why? We are in Canada and not in the Middle East. In her mind, clearly there should be ONE rule of law for all of us in Canada, and not one for each group or tribe or religion or culture, regardless of which one it is. Period.

Bambi is saying so and she has many religious and ultra-religious Muslim friends in more than one province. They all know what she thinks and all respect her opinion. No one has ever called her racist because of that. So, why are we doing this to Mr. Blanchet, once again?

Mr. Al Ghabra, why don’t you and your peers who are supporting you with collegiality put aside the silly victim card (as you cleverly said in your interview in Arabic from many years ago, perhaps 2006) and courageously take responsibility for your own (past?) opinions. You sounded wiser in the Arabic interview back then, more than now when you are speaking the language of political correctness of Mr. Trudeau et al.

OK, Bambi is saying all this and Mr. Al Ghabra is free to have his own opinion about the Sharia law of course, but should he have the decency to tell us that Mr. Blanchet was right?

Same for the journalist from the Journal of Montreal (that the English-Canadian media is calling “right-wing” without naming it and it is not even to the right, just like the historic Québec :)!) and even the more real right-wing Mr. Ezra Levant. Yes, it turned out that they are all right in pointing to the fact that Mr. Al Ghabra supported Sharia law back then (maybe he changed his mind now and that’s fine. End of the story).

Mind you, he also supported Hezbollah and Hamas (and maybe he changed his mind now too). Why doesn’t he openly tell us that? Bambi has changed her mind on many topics, including the Hezbollah itself. At first, she thought it was a true resistance movement (when Israel was occupying Lebanon). Now, she clearly sees that it is not only a state in a state, but rather a MUCH larger (Iranian or type of Islamist) state than the Lebanese state.

So, Mr. Al Ghabra may end up being a wonderful Minister of Transportation. This is not the issue. He seems to be passionate and competent. He also seems to be a nice character (maybe a bit shy and that has charm) in both English and Arabic. He is also a highly educated man, one must say (Engineering degree and MBA, etc.). He came to Canada at age 19 from Saudi Arabia and of Syrian origins. Bravo for him for being where he is now, and Bambi is sorry to hear that he lost his dad a few years ago during war.

So, all this to say, he seems to be devoted Liberal politician… but his past opinions raise questions indeed, to use Mr. Blanchet’s words. How can we trust that his ideology is behind him now, if he denies it like that? And what about the Canadian Arab Federation saga (see article in French and its Google Translation)? How can we trust Mr. Trudeau’s judgment, knowing that in the past, he has flirted with radical Islamists, knowingly or more naively? Again, Bambi is not talking about Muslims or Arabs… and she is one of the latter, for the record.

Yesterday or today, Mr. Al Ghabra condemned the violence against a synagogue in Montreal. Well done. The other day, he defended the rights of the Canadian families of the victims of the Ukrainian airplane brought down by the Iranians. He also contributed to raise funds and support Syrian civilians. He also spoke about the rights of the Palestinian and Lebanese people. This is noble, bravo (even if he may have also supported Islamist organizations in power).

Below are the media articles and the tweet of one of his colleagues that is making us think that he is a victim of injustice. Ironically, he is from Québec like Mr. Blanchet and Bambi, so he reads French too. He can go read the article called “Omar et Justin” following the tweet below.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/omar-alghabra-bloc-quebecois-accusations-1.5872482

https://nationalpost.com/news/bloc-takes-aim-at-new-transport-minister-pointing-finger-at-islamic-movement-ties

Bloc takes aim at new transport minister over ‘Islamic movement’ ties

https://www.journaldemontreal.com/2016/01/21/omar-et-justin

Google Translate of the French article above, “Omar & Justin“.

https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&u=https://www.journaldemontreal.com/2016/01/21/omar-et-justin

Now finally, Bambi will conclude this post with the evidence of Mr. Al Ghabra’s support of the Sharia law in Ontario. He gave this interview to a “Al Moughtarib” (meaning “the emigrant” and by the way, his family name means “the dust”). The journalist asked him, among all the questions, about this Sharia law that did not pass. Check his response in bold. It is this support of the Sharia law that is disturbing for Mr. Blanchet who believes in the separation of the state and church, to use his own words (Bill 21 is all about that, no?). Like Mr. Blanchet, Bambi believes in a secular state as well. This being said, those who can understand Arabic can check the fourth column toward the middle. It reads as follows: “Unfortunately, the Islamic majority remained silent during the debate about this bill [on the implementation of Sharia law], leaving the room wide open for the minority opposing it, which was more vocal, and thus managed to make this bill fail. This was not meant to be against Muslims, but it is us who were divided and did not how to speak in one voice“.

So, the CBC published an article about the series of incongruent tweets by Mr. Dorsey. Of course, the CBC is not allowing readers to comment this article. This is why Bambi will have some fun sharing some of her thoughts about this totalitarian circus in North America’s media and social media:

https://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/twitter-jack-dorsey-trump-ban-1.5872700

Mr. Dorsey seems to be telling us that the tweets of Mr. Trump were so dangerous that he had to cancel him. Funny, because Bambi who is not a Trump supporter (just for the record!), did not observe any of this whilst reading and listening to his tweets and speech posted on Twitter on January 6. She was listening to it live when the sad and tragic violence took place in the Capitol.

Here is his full speech, by the way, thanks to Al Jazzera:

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/1/11/full-transcript-donald-trump-january-6-incendiary-speech

Same for his latest speech from the website or YouTube channel of the White House (yesterday). Is there any call for violence in it? None whatsoever. On the contrary actually. If you do not believe Bambi and if you wish, you can got watch it, as she did.

Now, if you want to tell Bambi that his awful character is divisive by itself, she gets it.

If you tell her that just by encouraging people to go express their disapproval with the elections results in front of the Capitol is an indirect way of encouraging excesses or violence, she gets it and also agrees with you.

However, the last time she checked, gathering for political reasons is a right in democratic countries, even in her own birth country (despite the totalitarianism of the Hezbollah).

It may be risky or STUPID during a pandemic, but that’s a different story. Perhaps saving one’s democracy matters more than public health at times, at least in the mind of those who attend such demonstrations. To understand this, one must be born in a “shit hole”, to use Mr. Trump’s awful words ?… not in Canada.

Politically defending oneself (especially in such exceptional circumstances) and putting a political pressure on those decision makers is not a crime against humanity.

Those who stormed the Capitol in a criminal way in front of the world’s eyes or those who follow their leaders in a sectarian (dangerous and silly!) way, are the ones who must be held accountable for their actions.

Mr. Trump remains the current President (until January, 20, 2021). Mr. Dorsey’s attack on freedom of expression toward his President (even if he hates him to death) or toward his other fellow citizens, goes against the minimal basis of democracy: Everyone’s right to express an opinion peacefully and in public.

Had Mr. Trump been Mr. Hassan Nasrallah’s or those Mollahs’ in Iran, Bambi would have not agreed with Twitter in silencing them neither. She is saying so and God knows how much she dislikes their DANGEROUS ideology to our world, including her birth country.

Actually, she reads the Hezbollah website from time to time (even if it is a terrorist organization in Canada). She reads it to try to understand what is happening in the same way she reads the Israeli newspapers (even if she would be considered a traitor in her birth country for doing so).

Does she agree with Hezbollah or Israel? NO is the answer. Does she tolerate their media? Of course, she does. Even Mr. Nasrallah is smarter than Mr. Dorsey. He understood the importance of keeping your channels of communication open with your enemy. His website has a Hebrew version ?.

So, no Mr. Dorsey, your tweets are incongruent and inaccurate, telling us just half of the story. The half you sympathize with. To understand the complex reality, one must read both and all sides. This is what Bambi used to do during civil war. This is what she will continue to do, even if everything around her is censored to one side only, regardless of this side.

Some say you are a private company. In the end, you are free to collude with those silencing this President.  Maybe… but are you really a free person, Mr. Dorsey? Who is your boss for real or in your own close-minded mind? Are you serving this boss right now, before your shareholders (this is why your share prices went down?)? Why not serve your fellow citizens and freedom in your country? Or do you truly believe that you are saving the world from Nazism?

Bambi is disappointed because she has always had fun reading the Tweets of everyone, those to the left/radical left as much as those to the right/radical right. She learns about our world by reading all the voices. She sometimes agrees with the left (she has traditionally been a centre-left citizen). She sometimes agrees with the right (tolerating them and sometimes seeing value in some positions, especially on the economic level, etc.). She sometimes observes an agreement between the two sides on some issues (e.g., lockdowns) and this amuses her. Now, you have removed a source of entertainment for her during this pandemic.

Ironically, we now have almost an Apartheid on the web, the leftists on Twitter (of course, some of those to the right are still not cancelled) and those to the right to other platforms like Parler (now we are diabolizing it too).

Bambi saw a video where an American lady was kicked out of Delta Airways for her political opinion. Is this the new normal in this country, or just now where people are heated?

Before the era of social media, people resorted to rumours or nastiness in real life. Now, they can express their nastiness online.

To shut down opinions we do not agree with… or even to silence silly nastiness is simply insanity, in Bambi’s mind. Of course, Bambi is not talking about when someone calls for specific violence against a specific person at a specific time, etc.

Collective insanity pushed to the extreme can become fascism or totalitarianism.

For Bambi, this is a slippery slope, even if the winning side is the political side she has more sympathy for.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/jemimamcevoy/2021/01/12/georgia-man-charged-in-us-capitol-attack-dies-by-suicide/?sh=3d6ad27977d2

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/death-man-charged-capitol-siege-suicide

Perhaps it is just Bambi who is skeptical? Perhaps this is reminding her of those mysterious deaths within the Syrian regime (i.e., he shot himself twice in the back of his neck and killed himself type of thing….).

This piece of news in more than one source of information, if accurate, seems a bit odd.

Bambi hopes that the United States of America will find peace and unity in order to begin its journey toward healing.

May all those senseless deaths end. May everyone rest in peace…

Her name is Ms. Nayla El Hajje. Bambi does not know her.

She is a civil engineer who happened to be working in the company that performed maintenance work in the Beirut hangar 12 that has exploded on August 4, 2020.

She has dual French and Lebanese citizenship. Sadly, France is not doing anything to help her whilst Lebanon is doing everything to scapegoat her… or at least, these are the appearances.

Ms. El Hajje grew up in France where she graduated from the Special School of Public Works in Paris.

Bambi read her name in the media at one point and noticed that she was the only woman arrested in the so-called Lebanese investigation of the surrealistic Beirut port blast.

Well, today, Bambi learned that this civil engineer is still in jail since August and… “neither her own mom nor herself know why“, according to an interview with her mother published in the l’Orient Le Jour, thanks to Ms. Marie-Jo Sader.

Ms. El-Hajje has lived most her life in France, it seems. She only moved to Lebanon in 2015.

As a reminder, the ammonium nitrate seems to have been shipped to Beirut (in 2013) before she landed in this capital herself (2015):

https://www.lorientlejour.com/article/1247993/-ma-fille-est-en-prison-et-ni-elle-ni-nous-ne-savons-pourquoi-.html

A quick Google Translation here:

https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&u=https://www.lorientlejour.com/article/1247993/-ma-fille-est-en-prison-et-ni-elle-ni-nous-ne-savons-pourquoi-.html

Can someone tell Ms. Nayla El-Hajje’s mom why her daughter is in jail whilst all those high-ranked politicians who knew about the ammonium nitrate are not taking any responsibility? And what about those who may have perhaps benefited from this dangerous material?

Today, Bambi’s dad surprised her with this audio (see below, if you wish).

Needless to say that she was deeply moved… and she smiled too at the seriousness of her young voice.

Perhaps to have fun in the Beirut lock down, Bambi’s dad converted this 40-year-old file from a radio tape format to a digital format.

She can still vividly recall those beautiful childhood memories of how he made the montage with the beautiful music whilst she was reading the poem written as a tribute from a little boy to his mom in heaven.

She believes this Arabic poem, entitled “Oummy” (which means: My mother) was written by the incredibly talented Lebanese poet, Mr. Ounsy el Hajj (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ounsi_el-Hajj ; 1937-2014).

Bambi would like to express her love for her mom and dad (+ sisters and their smaller families). Without sounding too philosophical tonight, she thanks heaven for having been born and raised in our family :).

This being said, there is nothing more beautiful than the Arabic language to express one’s love to her mother. Miss you mom! Thanks again and miss you too dad.

To conclude this post, a little secret about Bambi as a child: Relatives and family friends used to call her “the poet”. Indeed, it is poetry and diary writing that allowed her to keep her sanity (despite her usual craziness) whilst growing up in the middle of an absurd and cruel civil war.

Dad and mom, thank you for fostering in your children the love of languages!

She does not know about you, but Bambi is sad to read the tweet below from Mr. Bernie Sanders.

She would have expected him NOT to justify censorship of his current President (regardless of the name or political affiliation of the latter).

Mr. Sanders is also pushing further and further in isolating his President, just like Ms. Nancy Pelosi. Bambi still wonders why all this show of political muscles, if Mr Trump’s term is about to end anyways. Isn’t this exaggerated?

Bambi is FAR from being fond of Mr. Trump, but Bambi cannot accept censorship in a democratic society without denouncing it (even when its victim is called Trump).

Indeed, Bambi would have never ever considered voting for Mr. Trump the first time, had she been an American citizen. However, the second time would have been a different story maybe, who knows? All this is not relevant, as she is not American and it is too late now. This is just to remind us that MANY ordinary citizens voted for this President. As a reminder, they were from all sort of ethnolinguistic backgrounds. Bambi could have been one of them, had she been American. Why not?

In all the honesty she has, she has been listening to Mr. Trump speeches since maybe the American Thanksgiving (she even made fun of his Christmas message on this blog :)). Seriously, she listened to his last speech and to his daughter’s too who introduced her dad at the rally in Washington. Not once, she heard him call for violence. On the contrary, his two last tweets were the following:

All the shenanigans of the American politicians is now making Bambi wonder today: Who is nastier in politics, serving their own interests or the interests of their friends whilst forgetting about their (whole) population, the Lebanese or the American politicians?

And what should we say about our own Mr. Trudeau. He was too excited to see his friends winning (friends who seem to be MUCH nastier than his own party, thank Goodness for us in Canada!). Mr. Trudeau was not smart enough to think in the long-term when he quickly accused Mr. Trump of inciting violence, taking sides in foreign affairs.

Sadly, he did not have the courage to defend freedom of expression, like Ms. Angela Merkel who denounced the ban of Big techs of Mr. Trump. Thankfully, Mr. Yves-François Blanchet (BQ) who usually dislikes Mr. Trump, and who is to the left side of the political spectrum, tweeted to ask smart questions about big techs.

What will Mr. Trudeau do, if four years down the road, we are still stuck with him in power… and surprise, surprise, Mr. Trump becomes the President of the USA again?

Why didn’t he have the wisdom of remaining silent in those critical times for our neighbours? Why does he always feel the need to please like that?

They are in a state of civil or cultural war. It seems to be nasty and self-destructive. Why is he once again endorsing their own conflicts?

First, he took the knee at a BLM demonstration in Ottawa (whilst being protected by RCMP officers ?).

Second, like his American friends, he did not denounce the violence of those protests (BLM, Antifa, etc.). On the contrary, his image spoke volumes: At least during the moment of a picture or a video, he seemed to sympathize with this movement.

We all know that those demonstrations turned extremely violent in the USA over the last summer: businesses of innocent people were destroyed by fire, etc.

How could any politician with a minimum of wisdom justify/politically use one violence and condemn/use another violence? In Bambi’s mind, this is hypocrisy in its pure form. Indeed, violence is bad at all times, regardless of the perpetrators (even if there are differences in the magnitude or recurrence of the violence).

The tragic circus of the Capitol (death and even “suicides”) is SAD beyond words. Everyone condemned it, including Mr. Trump as well as Ms. Melania Trump (spouse), as well as Ms. Ivanka Trump (daughter).

So, to tell us that Mr. Trump needs to be removed from power (he only has a few days left) because of that seems fishy. Do they have another hidden agenda or are they just thirsty of power?

Bambi may be wrong for sure about all this, but she cannot help not to wonder: If they are abusing of their power like this now (whilst Mr. Trump is still the President of their country), what will they do later on?

Best wishes to the USA!

Since Bambi has experienced the kind treatment of a certain mysterious yet impolite citizen called “Wrayton” (the reason behind this blog actually) on the platform of the New Wark Times, she will allow herself to comment about the comments of the readers of this awesome news blog in our town. Thanks for existing, Mr. Wark.

As Mr. Wark and everyone knows, Bambi thinks highly of him and of his EXCELLENT journalism and professionalism. She even wrote one final comment last year or was it two years ago? She wished him a Merry Christmas/Happy New Year and expressed her high opinion in what was her final comment on his blog.

Since then, she created her own blog where she indulges in posting any opinion she wishes. She also happily post all comments of her readers (whether she agrees with them or not). NO place for censorship on her blog. NEVER. It is a privately hosted platform (so no place for the fascism of big techs to silence her voice :)).

Without wanting to go back to the past, Bambi will just say that she would have wished if Mr. Wark had allowed her to reply to this mysterious Wrayton who accused her of racism (because she expressed her love of Canada :)).

Indeed, racism is a heavily-charged term in our collective stupid times. It can be used against you, just like being an Israeli collaborator can be used in her birth country. Luckily, no jails here… Just social exclusion or professional cancellation.

Anyhow, Mr. Wark kept the last (posted) word for this Wrayton instead of also allowing her to reply to defend herself. That was his choice then and that is of course history now, in Bambi’s mind at least. If Bambi is bringing this up now, it is to defend both Mr. Wark (who has always, or almost always, defended free speech, thank you!) AND to also defend one of his reader, Ms. Sally. The latter posted a harsh or maybe even apparently impolite comment today.

In other terms, the so-called “racist” Bambi feels the need to open her big mouth now to say the following about the New Wark Times‘ comments of readers on the article cited further below.

1. Bambi will not comment the article, as this is not the topic of this post. Bambi has the utmost respect of former Mayor Pat Estabrooks. The latter probably knows that and this is not related to politics. It is rather related to patient care services at our hospital to which Ms. Estabrooks is devoted. Bravo!
2. Bambi does not have a clear-cut opinion on the abattoir approval or not. She has a certain opinion on other abattoirs in other places for perhaps the same concerns raised in this article. However, she loves meat (yes, she is a meat lovers, even if she is a deer!). Our town, like other municipalities, has to take tough decisions at times. She hopes that they will take an informed one and all will go well, whether we proceed with the abattoir near her place or not. Good luck to the entrepreneurs too, whether they will establish their business in town finally or not. For the sake of this post, all what she needs to know is that Former Mayor Estabrooks has the best interests of her town at heart.
3. Bambi does not know Ms. Sally in person. If she sees her on the street, she would be unable to recognize her, unless she has seen her without knowing it. Bambi’s spouse shared that he chatted with Ms. Sally on the street a couple of times. She knows from him that she is open to debate, even on topics they disagree on (which is rare these days).
4. Bambi has defended Ms. Sally on her blog once (see below). She was happy to post her comment once too, even without agreeing or fully agreeing with her.
5. Now, Ms. Sally posted a harsh comment about Ms. Estabrooks. Bambi does not agree with Ms. Sally at all. She agrees with the replies of readers, Ms. Kate and Mr. Les Higgs rather. Bambi was even surprised and sad to see her words that seemed unfair and almost disrespectful toward Ms. Pat Estabrooks. However, the latter is an experienced politician. She must have a thick skin by now (after all those years in public service). She will get over it and does not need the intervention of the Mysterious yet impolite Wrayton.
6. Bambi was also sad to read a comment, by Ms. Sally, that seemed to be meant for Mr Wark… but maybe it was not targeted at him. Anyhow, Bambi appreciated his professional reply. Good to know that there are other journalists in town, thanks Mr. Wark. Bravo for promoting their platforms and work. Once again, this speaks about your professionalism, work ethics, and care about building capacity in your field of journalism.
7. DESPITE all this, Bambi STRONGLY disagrees with Wrayton. Once again, she finds his/her comment about Ms. Sally unacceptable: He/she is calling to cancel her. Isn’t it this fascist like those American big techs, but on a much smaller scale? Perhaps Wrayton only meant to be funny. However, his/her demand sounds serious. And yes, Wrayton, this comes out of the mouth of the “racist Bambi” :). More seriously now, here is what Wrayton wrote: “If Twitter and FaceBook can block Trump and his adherents from promoting conspiracy theories like Q-anon, Agenda 2030, etc.. One supposes the Wark Times could do so as well“. Without knowing Wrayton, Bambi denounces this public call to cancel the voice of Ms. Sally. Bambi is saying so, even if she used words that seemed insulting to our Dear former Mayor, Ms. Estabrooks or Dear Mr. Wark OR even if she defended the abattoir project. Bambi is even saying so, despite her own post about Ms. Sally related to the Beirut explosion. In Bambi’s mind, Ms. Sally is part of our “Sweet Little Sackville” community, like anyone else. She is free to think differently, if she wishes. She is free to write any comment she wishes and it is up to Mr. Wark to decide to post or not (as he did with Bambi versus Wrayton). Who are you Wrayton to call for silencing another citizen? Who are you to call your fellow citizens “racist” when you do not agree with their opinion? Finally, what is worrisome here is that you seem to be taking censorship too lightly. One day, it will be your turn to be silenced by those more powerful than you. Who knows? Well, if this happens, without knowing you and without being fond of some of your comments/mindset, Bambi will also defend your right of expression with the same conviction, just like she is defending Sally now and directly or indirectly Mr. Trump too, in earlier posts, even without being a supporter/fan (please do not faint if you are reading this, Wrayton :)).
8. Last but not least, Bambi’s position here is not about any specific citizen or opinion.Today, this story is about Ms. Sally. Tomorrow about someone else. This is about freedom of expression, period. It is also about tolerance in our world. In the end, diversity of opinions (i.e., our tolerance of this diversity) is what will make us richer, as human beings and as a society. This is the foundation of democracy.

Former mayor urges Sackville Town Council to halt abattoir approval

Isn’t it sad how our small town tolerates 400 demonstrators, many from outside, but not one local citizen who thinks differently?

Social Media Purge, Big Tech & Special Announcement | Tulsi Gabbard | DIRECT MESSAGE | Rubin Report

When Bambi sees the craziness of those giant techs in the United States, she feels happy for not being on social media.

However, she remains speechless by what those big techs did to the President of their (own) country.

Regardless of his name or the political affiliation of the President, in and by itself, this is shocking for freedom of thought and speech.

Today, it is this politician. Tomorrow, it may be someone else (it could be someone who thinks he/she is on the “winning” side now). Who knows?

This censorship is bad now. This censorship will be bad later too.

Today, Ms. Angela Merkel denounced it from as far as Germany… Not too many intellectuals are doing so in North America. Whether we like or dislike Mr. Trump, as Bambi wrote earlier, this is worrisome. It is freedom that we are attacking here. Not just a President.

All this being said, look below. First, a refreshing interview. Second, a fun alternative to Twitter. Cool. Many thanks Ms. Tulsi Gabbard (a former politician) and Mr. Dave Rubin (whom Bambi likes too) for the alternative (a good idea, Mr. Rubin).

Bambi is saying so, even if she has never been on social media. The latter was a conscious decision for having envisioned scenarios like what is happened in the USA (not just because she is a dinosaur of a deer, as she jokes sometimes :)). Mind you, when you grew up in a civil war, it is not hard to imagine fascism.

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“Join Tulsi Gabbard at http://tulsi.locals.com/ to fight big tech by supporting independent creators at Locals.

Join Dave Rubin’s community at https://rubinreport.com/“

Now, he have Mr. Biden, President of the USA tweeting the following political correctness silliness:

Please read the tweet above. It is an example of why Bambi wrote a few weeks ago about how sad it is to see the awful choices that the American voters had in their Presidential elections, between Mr. Trump… and between this mentality expressed through the mouth of Mr. Biden. Not the most amazing choices indeed.

Think of it. He seems to be telling his population that only businesses led by women matter and that only businesses led by the groups he mentions matter in the eyes of their federal government. What about all the others? What about family-owned businesses, etc.? Why not say small businesses in general, Mr. Biden? Sadly, your words seem to also say that women and Americans from the groups you mentioned are victims, instead of being regular citizens like everyone else, capable of succeeding in life. No, they are victimized and he will be their savour (God knows from what…).

This tweet tells us something about the level of mediocrity in our world and the dishonesty of our world’s leaders.

Perhaps it also tells us why a phenomenon like Mr. Trump was elected four years ago. He is the symptom of this collective insanity in our Western world, not the problem. We may even regret him down the road (you are probably laughing now :), although Bambi is serious).

Last but not least, it is such a mentality of divisiveness among citizens that has destroyed Bambi’s birth country and led or fuelled fifteen years of civil war.

As Bambi loves our neighbours, she does not wish to see their country become like Lebanon one of these days. For that, a wise leader must start stopping this toxic and silly divisiveness immediately. It is self-destructive and it only serves the selfish interests of artificial tribes/interest groups… and, of course, this beautiful country’s enemies in the world.

Please Mr. Biden, be that leader. Can you?

The American people, and the whole world, know that on January 20, 2021 Harris-Biden et al. will be the President’s new administration.

The American people, and all of us, know that violence is SAD and BAD and we all deplore the loss of lives.

However, she does not know about you personally, without being a Trump supporter herself, Bambi remains curious: Even if the evidence was dismissed and Mr. Biden won (congrats again): Did any systemic electoral irregularities or rule changing happened without legislative authority? Yes or no? That is the question here.

It is not normal to have all the large media of a country (and its neighbouring one, including CBC kids) all going in one single direction and focusing on the cancelling and impeachment of Mr. Trump.

Yes, it is horrible to criminally enter into the Capitol. Yes, it is horrible to carry the flag that one guy was carrying.

However, this one single guy does not represent the millions of people who have voted for Mr. Trump. Some of them may be supporters in a sectarian sense, so to speak. Some may have strategically voted for him or could see themselves doing so.

For all these people, the least would be to know the truth, to understand what happened, to have faith in their institutions again, and future elections.

Bambi is not American. Bambi is not a Trump supporter. However, Bambi is not a sheep that blindly reads the media without questioning matters and without having an opinion for herself. She is not even blinded by a visceral hate of Mr. Trump, even if she sees his character very clearly and even if she has disagreed with some of his international policies or actions.

She may be wrong about this post or new updates will make her change her mind tomorrow. However, today as things are, she still has her doubts about the integrity of the American elections.

Bambi was happy to hear this French editorialist, Mr. Éric Zemmour He seems to think like Bambi and he has not been cancelled yet (what an achievement in our fascist times ?):

And here are some articles that made Bambi keep questioning. Thanks to her spouse for sharing:

https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/22/22O155/163052/20201208133328638_TX-v-State-MPI-2020-12-07%20FINAL.pdf

https://centralcitynews.us/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Central-City-News-11-19-20-Small.pdf

https://bannonswarroom.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/The-Immaculate-Deception-12.15.20-1.pdf

https://www.depernolaw.com/uploads/2/7/0/2/27029178/antrim_michigan_forensics_report_%5B121320%5D_v2_%5Bredacted%5D.pdf

Finally, there were at least two hearings that Bambi listened to on Mr. Trump’s Twitter account before he was cancelled on this platform. They were interesting, too. They could be perhaps found elsewhere on the internet maybe.

Are all these people lying with Mr. Trump? Could it be?

Mr. Trump may be a narcissist. Those entering the capitol may be criminals…. But how do we call those who may have perhaps cheated in the elections?!

If there was cheating, the latter would be much more serious than the above. Plus, this can explain the anger and despair of those Trump supporters who entered the capitol without an efficient police resistance (one of them, with the odd outfit, is an actor, it seems). What a circus, sadly with a tragic outcome!