This is Justin Trudeau's Post-National Canada

"Canada supports international law. We have to trust that the institutions we've built to protect international law are actually going to do their job."

"Everyone wants to support decisions on the international stage that they agree with, but that's not the way a justice system works."

"It's really important that everyone abide by international law. This is something we've been calling [for] from the beginning of the conflict."

"We stand up for international law, and we will abide by all the regulations and rulings of the international courts."

"This is just who we are as Canadians."

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks at a news conference in Sharon, Ontario, on Thursday November 21, 2024. Photo by Chris Young /The Canadian Press

Justin Trudeau has  altered Canada beyond recognition. He has, as promised, taken Canada directly toward 'post-nationalism'. And in the course of achieving that status, his open immigration, refugee and migrant intake has been completely transformational. As has been his emphasis on society of new Canadian values; out with the old, in with DEI, Woke, and Critical Race Theory. Unions and Academic institutions have celebrated these changes; the infiltration of liberal-left 'progressives' and Islamist influences have been profound.

From the very beginning of what Trudeau speaks of as 'the conflict', he and his Cabinet cronies have issued statements and charges inimical to Israel's reputation in their contortions of the facts and their propensity to lay blame and responsibility on Israel for what Palestinian terrorism has wrought. This is not what Canada is. Most Canadians have had enough of Mr. Trudeau's wretched direction he has taken Canada into and for a wide variety of reasons. For Canadian Jews and their supporters the reasons are more personal; they abhor his sanctimonious antisemitism.

 

Demonstrators fill Ste-Catherine St. during Friday’s protest. Photo by John Mahoney /Montreal Gazette

 

Amply displayed in his tolerance for mobs of Muslim and Palestinian haters and malcontents swarming the streets of Canadian cities with their criminal cries of 'Final Solution', 'Globalize the Intifada', and 'Palestine will be free from the river to the sea', every declaration of this nature a clear call for the destruction of the State of Israel. The blockades and harassment of Jewish neighbourhoods, the attacks on synagogues and community centers, the shooting up of Jewish parochial schools and vandalization of Jewish businesses see no government action at any level, led by the federal government to bring order and security back to the streets of Canada.

So it is hardly surprising that Canada's utter failure of a prime minister hails the finding of the International Criminal Court that Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and its-then Minister of Defence Yoav Gallant are found guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity in their combined goal of punishing and destroying the intention of Palestinian terrorist group Hamas and others of their ilk to continue mounting deadly attacks on Israel and its citizens after the horrors of October 7, 2023. 

 

Canada's Prime Minister-in-waiting, opposition Conservatives, will reverse all the destructive moves made by the Trudeau government to return pride to Canada.

 

In Montreal on Friday, tens of thousands of pro-Hamas supporters and university students created mayhem and havoc by rioting, attacking police attempting to restore order, with the mob chanting anti-Israel and anti NATO slogans. Violence was rife, with masked and kaffiya-clad men and women making Nazi salutes and shouting invectives, smashing windows of businesses and at the conference centre where a NATO meeting was being held. And where was Justin Trudeau while this was going on? In Toronto attending a Taylor Swift extravaganza, dancing to the songs of the popular entertainer.

 

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is facing backlash after a video of him dancing at a Taylor Swift concert went viral over the weekend.  (Photos- X (Twitter))

 

"Israel was attacked by terrorists on October 7. The warrant issued by the ICC today against Netanyahu and Gallant claims their crimes started as early as October 8."

"A day Israel was in shock, grief and mourning."

"The ICC discredits itself by its actions today."

Liberal Montreal Member of Parliament Anthony Housefather

"It just shows once again how extreme Justin Trudeau has become."

"The prime minister of Israel is a democratically elected leader whose country is responding to an unprovoked invasion, by thousands of well-armed Iranian-funded terrorists who ... carried out mass rape and other atrocities deliberately targeted at civilians."

"But instead, he's calling for the arrest of the country that has been the victim of all of these attacks."

Opposition Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre

 

"The ICC arrest warrants for the former defence minister and the Prime Minister of Israel are outrageous."

"The ICC is drawing a false equivalency between a liberal democracy and a terrorist group that attacked that democracy last year."

"Conservatives stand for Israel's right to defend itself."

Conservative foreign affairs critic Michael Chong

 

"Hamas needs to: Release the hostages. Drop their arms. Unconditionally surrender."

"We'll support a democratic ally's right to defend itself, not the false equivalency of the court."

Conservative deputy leader Melissa Lantsman