The Hudak Report (10/10/24)

Oct 10, 2024

Monday (10/7/24)

In Alberta a battle is going on where rural communities are fighting back against proposed wind turbines to be built in their communities.
Meta (along with other social media sites) are aggressively censoring any criticism of what the US and Israel are doing in the Middle East.
Indigenous folk are concerned about Kamala Harris endangering sacred lands in the name of “clean energy”.
How the Giller Prize gala is using its power to crack down on pro-Palestinian speech.
According to new documents obtained by KlipNews, the NSA is distrustful of Israel and is spying on them closely.
How the Canadian government has failed its citizens in the housing crisis by failing to build affordable housing impose substantive rent control measures.
Gretchen Whitmer thinks Michigan being friendly to arms manufacturers is a good thing.

After having previously been erased, indigenous communities in the Amazon are fighting for full recognition.
Cuba has officially asked for entry into BRICS.
Nearly a million have been displaced in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and over 23 million are food insecure, according to the UN.
German police have declared Greta Thunberg to be a "potentially violent participant" as an excuse to crack down on pro-Palestinian protesters (Thunberg included).
In Haiti, hundreds if not thousands of children are being pressed into gangs. There they are being abused and forced into illegal activities.
130 Israeli soldiers have threatened to stop fighting if a captive deal is not reached.
1.2 million have been displaced in Lebanon. Now, WHO is warning that major disease outbreaks are coming.
The internet is being purposely disrupted and also censored in Pakistan. Here’s how it’s impacting its citizens.
In South Africa, pre-planned blackouts have been going on a long time, but now, Eskom (an energy company) wants you to believe those days are over. Instead, they’re just targeting the poorest communities.
In Thailand, the Ping River hit its highest level in 50 years and at least three have been killed from the flooding.