Frequent visitors to this site are quite familiar with my feelings towards the Jews. I don’t like them. They took a small battle in a bigger war and made it out to be the Holocaust. Their Talmud teaches us to do awful things to those who are not Jewish. They are greedy and bigoted. The list goes on and on. But even I have my limits.
For over a week now, a fourteen-year-old Jewish kid has been missing. As we all know, every minute a child is missing, the more likely they are dead. That’s why people are so concerned. But some people in Toronto are taking it to the next level. There are, as you can imagine, posters crying out for help. What are some people doing? Tearing down those posters!
The posters aren’t hurting anyone nor are they hurting thing. Her family wants to find her and, even in 2026, posters are a valuable tool. Some people don’t feel that way. The thing to do is to keep on walking. You can hope that she stays missing. You can even hope that she winds up being dead. What you cannot do is hinder the drive to bring her home safe.
Law enforcement in Toronto admit that the removal photos is probably not legal. No, but it’s downright cruel and if it is not a criminal offense, it should be. And anyway, I thought Canadians were supposed to be nice. This is absolutely not nice!
What makes this even more worse than it already this is this: she is on the spectrum. For those of you who are not familiar, being on the spectrum means that she may have autism, making her even more vulnerable than she already is. So good going, jerks, you’re tearing down posters that are trying to raise awareness of a missing child with autism!