A homicide investigation is underway after a  man found in  Toronto's Corso Italia  neighborhood early Saturday morning  died, police  said.

Officers were called to the intersection of St. Clair and Lansdowne  shortly before 3 a.m. for a report of an injured person, police said in a  text message to  X.

When officers arrived  on the scene, police  said they  found a male victim. He was  taken to  the hospital and later pronounced  dead.
Police have not released any  details about the suspect or the cause of death. The  victim's age and identity  are still unclear.
St. Clair Avenue West is closed between Lansdowne and Earlscourt  streets while the investigation  continues. Nairn Avenue, between Ascot Avenue and St. Clair, is also closed.

🚨🇸🇦🇩🇪SAUDI GIRL  WARNS GERMAN POLICE  DRIVER IN MAGDENBURG MONTHS BEFORE CHRISTMAS MARKET ATTACK
A  young Saudi  woman living in Germany reported Talib  A. to German police in September 2023, warning them  that he  planned to  hit people with his car. Despite this, the police  bureaucratically dismissed the  report.
A month  ago, Talib had posted  death threats  from 20 Germans, which the girl  had also reported, but  again the police  did nothing.
Last night, Talib carried out his threat in Magdeburg, killing several innocent  people while  the left-wing media  avoided reporting these critical details.
Source: @Moraqeb2020

Five dead  in car  crash at crowded Christmas market in Germany

The driver involved in the  attack was arrested, while the authorities called the incident an  assault.
A police officer stands in front of decorations  at a German Christmas market involved in an apparent  attack.
At least five people  were killed and  around 200 injured after a car  crashed into a crowded Christmas market in the city of Magdeburg, capital of the central state of  Saxony-Anhalt.
Governor Reiner Haseloff  said on Saturday  that the preliminary death toll had risen from two to  five, as many more  people were seriously  injured.
Authorities late Friday described the incident as  a deliberate attack and  said the driver  was arrested at the scene. An investigation is  underway.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz was among many  to offer condolences  shortly after the incident. His office  said he would  visit the scene on  Saturday.
"Reports from Magdeburg suggest  that something terrible has happened. My thoughts are with the victims and their  families," Scholz wrote on the social media platform  X. "We stand  with them and the people of Magdeburg.  I thank the dedicated  rescuers in these anxious  hours."
A police officer in tactical gear in Magdeburg speaks  to a man  riding a  bicycle after  an alleged attack on a Christmas  market. A police officer speaks  to a man outside a  cordoned off area after a suspected attack in Magdeburg, Germany, on December 20 [Ebrahim Noroozi/AP Photo]
The  Interior Minister of Saxony-Anhalt, Tamara Zieschang, identified the suspect as a 50-year-old  Saudi doctor who arrived in Germany in 2006. He was previously unknown to security  services. The Saudi Foreign Ministry condemned the attack.  "The Kingdom  reaffirms its position  of rejecting violence and expresses its  condolences and sincere  sympathies to the families of the  victims and to the Federal Republic of  Germany," it said in a  statement.
Another German state official,  Prime Minister Reiner Haseloff, told local  media that one of the  victims was a child and the other an adult. He added that he could not say whether there would be  other victims as a result of the  alleged attack.
"This is  just speculation  at this point. "Every human life that  was lost in this attack is a terrible tragedy and one  too many human  lives," Haseloff told  reporters. He said  authorities currently believe the suspect in custody  is the sole perpetrator  of the  drive-by attack.
"As far as we know, this is a  single perpetrator, so as far as we know, there is no further danger to the  city," Haseloff told  reporters.
Of the injured, 15 were identified as being in critical condition, according to the  city's website. Another 37 people  were moderately injured and 16  slightly injured.
Local media  reported that the car involved was seen driving at high  speed before  plowing into the crowd  around 7 p.m. local time  (6 a.m. GMT). A police officer blocks a road near the scene of a suspected attack  at a Christmas market in Magdeburg, Germany, on December  20.
Christmas markets are a tradition  that dates back to the Middle Ages in German-speaking parts of Europe. In Magdeburg, a city of about 240,000  people, the market was set up in a town square, with stalls selling regional  produce and  drinks. "It's a terrible tragedy. This is a  disaster for the city of Magdeburg and for the state, and for  Germany in general," Haseloff said.  "It's really one of the worst things  you can imagine,  especially in  relation to what a Christmas market should  bring."
Al Jazeera's Dominic Kane, who was at the scene of  the alleged attack on Friday, said the Christmas market  was reportedly particularly busy when the car  was hit. "It's the last Friday before  Christmas." "It's a tradition  throughout Germany that Christmas markets are  the places people  go, especially on Friday  nights," he  said.
Kane added that media reports suggested  that Saudi authorities had  alerted their German counterparts to the  suspect's presence before the attack.
Police searched his home after the  incident for explosives or other incriminating  materials, but  found no other evidence. The suspect's  alleged use of a rental car could provide investigators  with a way to learn more about his actions  before the  attack. "Obviously there will be a record of when  and where the car was picked up and what  documents were used to get the car in the first place.  Those are all lines of inquiry," Kane  said.
The attack  comes at a particularly sensitive time for German  politics, with Scholz  losing a confidence vote in parliament earlier this week, triggering  a snap federal  election scheduled for  Feb. 23.
Kane said the incident was likely to play  to the  advantage of the far-right  anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, which has gained ground in recent  regional elections.
The alleged attack  on Friday night also comes eight years after a similar  attack in the German  capital, Berlin, on  Dec. 19,  2016. In this case, a Tunisian suspect, Anis Amri,  24, intentionally drove a truck into a Christmas market in a  large public square,  Breitscheidplatz.
Twelve people were killed in  the attack and  no fewer than 56 were  injured. Amri was eventually killed in a shootout in  Milan after fleeing to  Italy.
Raphael Bossong, a senior  fellow at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs, speculated that the two incidents  are likely  to be  linked, although it is too early to  speculate.
"Unfortunately, it is a very sad  anniversary and  I am sure  that the perpetrator chose this  event for  this purpose, to  evoke that memory," Bossong told Al Jazeera shortly after the news  broke. He added that  Friday's alleged attack  could have political repercussions in  Germany.
"We are entering an election  period and the German debate is already very  polarized around these  migration issues," Bossong explained.  "I'm sure this will only add fuel to the fire, as sad as it  is."
In particular, security  measures, both  in the market and  on site, should be closely scrutinized.
"All Christmas markets and all these facilities in general  are now supposed to be  traffic-free, in the sense that no  cars or trucks can enter them," Bossong told Al Jazeera.  "The authorities  should probably give an explanation."
Billionaire entrepreneur Elon  Musk, an increasingly prominent figure on the far  right, has  already taken advantage of the attack to call for Chancellor  Scholz to resign.
"Scholz must resign  immediately," he wrote in a comment on his social media  platform.
Earlier today, Musk announced  that he would  support the AfD party in  the upcoming  elections in Germany. "Only the AfD can save  Germany," he  wrote, expressing his support.

Twelve people  were beheaded by Saudi Arabia  during the World Cup.  As attention  turns to the  World Cup, Saudi Arabia  is accused of  beheading 12 people.


 The Middle Eastern country is  accused of killing a dozen men in 10  days, despite  the crown prince's pledge to  curb such  vendettas. The defendants were  jailed for non-violent drug  offenses and  later sentenced to death, according to human  rights group Revive. Maya Foa, the  group's director, warned that the  death toll could rise to  13 soon.

Dr. Steven Greer: False Flag  Coming
"This is a very dangerous situation."
Dr. Steven Greer warns of an  imminent government false flag operation designed to create chaos and deception.  "They're doing this as a false flag to  hide the  truth," he  said.
Over the next 30 days, whistleblowers from six black sites will come forward,  revealing a secret program dating back to the late  1950s that the globalist deep state is  trying to maintain control, but defectors are  pulling the  trigger.
"They have electromagnetic pulse weapons and technology capable of shooting down  UFOs," he reveals, warning of a dangerous escalation  expected in early  January. A Marine encountered  an artificial device used  to transport civilians for horrific  experiments.
The stakes are higher than ever. Will the truth finally come  out or are we on the brink of  disaster? @DrStevenGreer

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🚨 Trump to  sue Bill Gates for  'crimes against America.

The incoming Trump administration is reportedly determined to prosecute Dr. Anthony Fauci and send billionaire eugenicist Bill Gates to Guantanamo Bay  for crimes against humanity.
According to a  source close to Trump's transition  team, the legally complex plan  includes stripping Gates of his U.S. citizenship and designating him as an enemy combatant  — allegedly for crimes committed against America  in the name of  a globalist agenda.
While the  new allegations point to a direct link between Gates  and more than a million American deaths, these extraordinary measures  will be central to  Trump's mission, not just to  "make America  great again," but  also to make it  whole and  just once  again.
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The potential rematch between Oleksandr Usyk and Tyson Fury has generated immense anticipation in the world of boxing, with fans and analysts alike speculating about how the fight might unfold. The first encounter between these two heavyweight champions would be a battle of contrasting styles, with Usyk's technical brilliance and Fury's size and unpredictability promising an electrifying contest. As we look ahead to a possible second fight, several factors will determine how it could play out.

**Usyk's Technical Mastery**: Oleksandr Usyk, the undefeated Ukrainian southpaw, is known for his exceptional footwork, speed, and boxing IQ. His ability to outmaneuver opponents, dictate the pace of the fight, and land clean shots from unexpected angles is his greatest strength. Against Fury, Usyk will likely rely on his superior movement, trying to frustrate the Brit by making him miss and countering effectively. Usyk's ability to maintain distance and control the tempo will be key to disrupting Fury's rhythm.

In the first fight, Usyk would need to avoid Fury's ability to close the distance and land powerful punches, particularly the straight right hand and the left hook. He's shown against opponents like Anthony Joshua that he can withstand heavy shots, but Fury's unpredictability in the ring might present new challenges. Usyk will also have to contend with Fury's physicality, which could mean more clinches and rough exchanges, where his speed and agility will be tested.

**Fury's Size and Unpredictability**: Tyson Fury, standing at 6'9" and weighing in around 270 pounds, holds a significant size and reach advantage over Usyk. This physical dominance, combined with his unorthodox fighting style, gives Fury the ability to impose his will on almost any opponent. In the first fight, Fury could use his size advantage to corner Usyk, using his jab to control range and his power punches to keep Usyk on the back foot.

However, Fury's unpredictability is a double-edged sword. His confidence in his own skills, combined with his sometimes erratic movements and decision-making in the ring, could leave him open to counters if he becomes too reckless or overly aggressive. Usyk's ability to capitalize on Fury's mistakes, as seen in his victories over larger, more physically imposing fighters, could be decisive. Fury's challenge will be to ensure his size and power don't overwhelm him to the point where Usyk can exploit the openings.

**Key Factors in a Potential Rematch**:
1. **Conditioning**: Both fighters are known for their stamina, but in a rematch, the question will be whether Usyk can maintain his speed and movement over the full 12 rounds while avoiding the heavy punches from Fury. Fury has previously shown he can go the distance with heavyweights like Deontay Wilder, but against someone as technically sound as Usyk, he will need to stay focused and conserve energy while landing meaningful punches.

2. **Strategy and Adaptation**: Both boxers will need to adapt their strategies from the first fight. Usyk will likely need to continue using his footwork to stay out of range while landing clean, precise shots. Fury, on the other hand, might look to press harder, working inside and using his strength to break Usyk's rhythm. The ability of both fighters to adapt during the course of the fight will be crucial.

3. **Mental Toughness**: Both fighters have demonstrated immense mental fortitude in previous bouts. Usyk's ability to maintain his composure, especially when under pressure, will be tested as Fury seeks to dominate physically. Similarly, Fury will need to guard against overconfidence, knowing that Usyk has the skills to pick apart even the most dominant of heavyweights.

**Prediction**: Given the strengths and weaknesses of each fighter, the fight is likely to go the distance, with both men having their moments of success. If Usyk can maintain his composure and effectively avoid Fury's power punches, he could score a unanimous decision win based on his superior technique and ring generalship. However, if Fury can impose his size and power, particularly in the middle rounds, he might be able to break Usyk down and secure a stoppage or a hard-fought decision.

the Usyk vs Fury 2 fight promises to be a fascinating clash of styles, with each fighter having the tools to win. The outcome will depend on who can execute their strategy more effectively and whether either boxer can impose their will on the other.

The question of whether Slowthai, the British rapper known for his provocative and often controversial behavior, will be "cancelled for the rest of time" has become a topic of considerable discussion in the wake of several incidents in his career. Slowthai, whose real name is Tyron Frampton, has faced multiple controversies, including accusations of inappropriate behavior at public events and his outspoken, sometimes confrontational public persona. However, the notion of him being "cancelled" hinges on the broader debate surrounding cancel culture, accountability, and public forgiveness.

One of the most notable incidents occurred at the 2020 NME Awards, where Slowthai was filmed making inappropriate gestures and comments toward presenter Katherine Ryan. The incident sparked a backlash, leading to widespread condemnation of his actions. He later apologized for his behavior, acknowledging that he had crossed a line. Slowthai's response to criticism has often been defiant, which has polarized public opinion, with some defending his right to self-expression and others criticizing his actions as part of a pattern of problematic behavior.

Another moment that led to criticism was his involvement in a controversial music video, as well as his lyrics, which some have deemed misogynistic or disrespectful to women. These controversies have contributed to the ongoing scrutiny of his career. Despite this, Slowthai's fanbase has remained loyal, and he continues to have a strong presence in the music industry, particularly in the UK rap scene.

The idea of being "cancelled for the rest of time" often oversimplifies the complex dynamics of public perception, especially in the context of musicians and celebrities. Slowthai's situation is a clear example of the tension between personal accountability and the capacity for growth and redemption. While some have called for him to be permanently excluded from public life, others have argued that individuals, especially artists, should be allowed the space to evolve and learn from their mistakes. His ability to remain relevant in the music scene suggests that his fanbase, at least for now, is willing to give him a second chance.

In the broader context, Slowthai's trajectory highlights the ever-evolving nature of cancel culture. Rather than permanently sidelining individuals, the culture often leads to intense, but temporary, public scrutiny. Many celebrities who have been "cancelled" have gone on to make comebacks after offering apologies or reframing their actions. For Slowthai, whether or not he is permanently "cancelled" will depend on his future actions, his ability to navigate public controversies, and the public's willingness to forgive or forget.