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 

Palestinian Purveyors of Hate

"Canada has turned its back on Israel. It really feels like a betrayal."

"Canada knows how Hamas has taken over UNRWA. Once [during the Conservative-led Stephen Harper government] Canada completely stopped the funding for UNRWA under a different government, because they understood what it is."

"They understand that Hamas is controlling a 2.5 million population in Gaza through UNRWA, supplying them services that are being paid for through the international community ... and through that control they're able to radicalize that population."

"[Canada's] not helping the Palestinians because aid isn't being bought with that money. It doesn't reach the Palestinian people. Hamas is taking half [of the aid] and selling it in the market, so it can pocket that money."

"They're turning schools and hospitals into military bases. They know that, yet [countries] still contribute and even top that with more money."

"That attempt of recognition of the Palestinian state, it was here in Parliament [House of Commons in the nation's capital, Ottawa] where they were trying to push it and trying to debate it -- it's absurd, this is rewarding terrorism."

"What will other terror organizations learn from that? Murder people, create the worst massacre the world has seen in recent history and then hide behind the civilian population? The international community will let you off the hook."

Canadian-born Sharren Haskel, member of Israeli Knesset

The encampments at Canadian campuses have followed months of protest marches, petitions, sit-ins and hunger strikes by pro-Palestinian activists since Israel's military response to the Oct. 7 attacks led by Hamas. (Spencer Colby/The Canadian Press)

 

Under its current government, headed by Justin Trudeau, Canada has undergone a multitude of changes, none of which has resulted in better government, or given Canadians a reason to be proud of their country. It is a nation undone as a nation, and deliberately so by a prime minister whose agenda runs counter to reason, justice and morality. In this particular instance, a country whose government has chosen to turn its back on a member-democracy that the government before this one supported wholeheartedly. When Justin Trudeau came into the position of control of the nation he described as 'post-national' he instantly turned around the preceding government's ethical, moral, political, diplomatic sureties.

 

We have become a nation divided on many issues, moving offside social mores, to natural resource extraction friction, from alienating West from East and North from South, and issues of social and criminal justice, of serving peoples' needs completely in collapse. Above all, a significant portion of Canadian ethnic identity has been fractionalized, endangered and isolated by actions taken by hostile factions within the population campaigning against Israel and by extension Jews, through loud, vulgar and slanderous antisemitism accompanied by violent criminal acts, with no remedial action by the Trudeau government in upholding the human rights of Canada's Jewish population.

 

In a speech to the Israeli Parliament in 2014, then-Canadian prime minister Stephen Harper called efforts to compare Israel to apartheid-era South Africa 'sickening' and '​​the face of the new antisemitism.' (Sean Kilpatrick/Canadian Press)

Israel's pain and grief in the aftermath of the horrors of the terrorist attacks of October 7 in southern Israel have been set aside once the initial shock settled, as irrelevant to empathetic recognition in an atmosphere of volatile, threatening and violent verbal attacks against the existence of the State of Israel, alongside physical criminal acts of sabotage targeting Jewish-owned businesses, community centres, parochial schools, synagogues and Jewish-majority neighbourhoods, with scarcely a counteractive move by government.

 

The disruptive marches organized by Palestinians and their supporters echoing the situation of antisemitic activism taking place throughout Europe and the United States, supported by left-wing 'progressives', unions, environmental and LGBTQ-2 groups has been unprecedented and demeaning of the social values of the West. Knesset member Sharren Haskel, born in Canada, now a member of the Israeli parliament, decries what she has observed of the direction that Canada has taken at the United Nations, at Canadian universities whose campuses have been allowed to fall to the Hamas-supporting factions of Jew-haters without recourse to the law to uproot their divisive, destructive tactics.

 

University of British Columbia is among nine Canadian universities that have seen encampments erected in recent days. (Chuck Chiang/The Canadian Press)

 

Skyrocketing antisemitism has shocked and threatened the well-being of diaspora Jews everywhere in this unexpected tsunami of Jew-hate orchestrated by Islamist thugs who feed off slumbering antisemitism in society, bringing it to a crescendo of full-blown antipathy destabilizing law and order while nothing is done to ensure the security of Jews and their social and religious institutions from attack and demonization. In Canada, that blase obliviousness of the government's obligation of duty to all its citizens reflects pervasive antisemitism at the core of society.

 

The sadistic sexual depravity of Palestinian terrorists against Israeli children, girls and women, the wholesale slaughter of Israeli families, the terror inflicted upon infants and teens, women and the elderly, the murder of entire families burned beyond identification in their vehicles, in their homes, on the streets of the kibbutzim, the hundreds of young men and women killed at a music festival, the hostage-taking of girls and women, the elderly and infirm, of infants and children, fails to move the empathetic dismay and outrage of civilized countries beyond the initial acknowledgement of the atrocities.

 

They are now persuaded instead that Israel, in its internationally-recognized right of response to such malignancy, determined to destroy the terrorist ghouls who repeat at every opportunity their intention to repeat October 7 endlessly until Israel is destroyed and Jews are obliterated, is being bullied and threatened by its 'allies' in democracy, by the UN General Assembly, by the International Criminal Court, to cease and desist in its mission to protect itself and its people from another genocide. 

 

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Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper's government ceased its financial support of UNRWA in the knowledge that its functionality as a UN operation dedicated to the 'victimized' Palestinians' welfare in pursuit of 'right of return' to overwhelm and destroy Israel as a Jewish state and capture its ancestral territory for a state dedicated entirely to Palestinian nationhood; a decision overturned by Justin Trudeau. The United Nations Relief and Works Agency is a major employer of Palestinians in Gaza, many of whom are members of Hamas.

Proof was given to the world at large of UN schools built over underground Hamas bunkers with rocket launchers metres from UN refugee camps. The UNRWA Gaza headquarters hosted a Hamas data centre. UNRWA employees took part in the savagery meted out to Israelis on October 7. The tent fire that took place in Rafah following an Israeli airstrike meant to target two Hamas officials did not occur as a result of the precision small-impact bombs, but rather the ammunition depot installed close to the camp exploded, lit by the bombs that hit their targets, resulting in the deaths of dozens in the camp.

And in Canada, pro-Palestinian, pro-Hamas protests organized by Palestinian student groups from the days following directly on the October 7 atrocities, have roiled the public square, shutting highways, closing access to public facilities, raiding shopping centres, blocking hospital entrances, setting up blockages at bridges leading to majority Jewish neighbourhoods, carrying posters reading "From the river to the sea Palestine will be free!", in the absence of Israel. Signs congratulating Hamas, flaunting the 'intefada', promising a 'final solution'. Jewish  university students and faculty are blocked entry to universities whose campuses have become tent camps for the proliferation and promulgation of antisemitism.

This is a government for which no action is deemed required to put an end to masked provocateurs fulminating and threatening and accusing Jews of genocide against Palestinians. This is a shameful period in Canadian history, but worse, much worse, a fearful time of living on the edge of a threatening volcano being experienced by the Jewish community worldwide.

"As we witness a surge in conspiracy theories circulating online, it is worth mentioning that the history of antisemitism is full of these. Ideas about Jewish manipulation – spread among a wider segment of the population – can also be used in relation to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. They “explain” things such as the US support for Israel and the positioning of western media."

"All of these historic deeply embedded conspiracies and antisemitic beliefs feed into a fevered atmosphere where Jews can feel threatened wherever they live, and this is, unfortunately, unlikely to disappear."

The Conversation

A French police officer sits outside a Paris synagogue. Data suggests that attacks against Jews around the world goes up when there is conflict in the Middle East. AP/Alamy

Jews Under Violent Duress

"There is widespread bipartisan support for aid to Israel in the House of Representatives, yet this legislative branch is being held hostage from within, undermining both American and Israeli national security."

"Our members are compelled by their faith to act on this issue, and at we shall."

Sandra Parker, chairwoman, Christians United for Israel

"I chose to speak from my heart and from my experience as an immigrant whose family escaped from the most brutal, radical Islamofascist regime in the world: the terrorist Islamic Regime in Iran."

"We came to Canada because we wanted to live a better life."

"We embrace Canadian values."

Ontario MPP Goldie Ghamari

Palestinian supporters hold a rally in downtown Toronto on Oct. 9, 2023. (Evan Mitsui/CBC)

 

Canadians in general have seen their society upended in disagreements and they have witnessed the strange phenomenon of their government hesitating in its support for a Democratic state that has always had the support of democracies throughout the world, including Canada, in recognition of the legitimacy and the need for the existence of a Jewish State, to preserve and protect embattled Jews from the Middle East to North Africa, after the near-destruction of the world's Jewish population in Europe.

Worse, a government that no longer appears to feel there is any need to support its own Criminal Code laws against promoting hate and violence against an identifiable group, as week after week Muslim-Canadians who have immigrated to Canada, along with refugees and migrants fleeing Sectarian and tribal violence in their countries of origin march through the streets of Canadian cities celebrating the Palestinian Hamas terrorist group's incursion from Gaza into Israel to commit horrendous acts of savagery on Jews.

The explosion of antisemitism and the growing violence against Canada's Jewish community inexplicably has drawn no level of government to declare the hate-filled marches advocating for the destruction of Israel and a 'final solution' for Jews intolerable, prepared to instruct police to apprehend those involved and outlaw such displays of sheer, unadulterated celebration of vicious atrocities committed against southern Israel's farming communities where 1,200 Israeli civilians were slaughtered.

When Jewish lives were in peril during the Second World War, the Catholic Church among others did nothing to admonish the leaders of the Third Reich that their increasing acrimony, threats and final solution to rid the continent of the presence of Jews represented a wholesale atrocity of genocidal proportions. The Protestant Branch of the Church did no better. Now, it is the evangelical Christians that have committed to supporting the Jewish State, at a time once again when Jews are threatened.

If it is true as many would like to believe that not all Muslims subscribe to the hate manifested by those who mask themselves with keffiyehs, claiming Israel to be committing genocide against Palestinians by responding to the mass rapes, murders, mutilations and hostage taking by Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, the Palestine Liberation Organization and ordinary civilian Palestinians on October 7, and that the majority are peace-supporting and hate no one, there is no evidence of it. That there is an absence of Muslim-Canadian voices protesting the violence on the streets, the criminal acts perpetrated against Jewish parochial schools, synagogues, social centres, and businesses is the reality.

We see and hear only those Muslim-Canadians who bear signage accusing Israel and Jews of genocide for fighting back against terrorism, advocating for the destruction of the Jewish homeland, persecuting Jews on the street, at universities and blocking access to areas where Jews tend to live in groups. Nowhere do we see protesting Muslim-Canadians who accept Jewish-Canadians as equals, entitled to live in peace and security among the steadily growing demographic of Muslims in Canada. Why is that?

Member of Provincial Parliament in Ontario Goldie Ghamari and other expatriate Iranians who fled the Republic for a life of freedom, finding it in Canada, openly support their Jewish counterparts. Theirs is a rare commitment among the Muslims who have settled in Canada for a better life, yet are adamant in denying that life of security, social comfort and prosperity to their Jewish neighbours. Jews, under duress by fellow Canadians whose antisemitism is audible and terrifying to the Jewish-Canadian population never resort to vilifying Muslims for being Muslims, threaten them, bomb their mosques.

The Liberal government of Justin Trudeau is prepared to invite Palestinian Gazans to find refuge in Canada, adding to the already large contingent of Palestinians living in the country who foment hate and violence against Jews. Justin Trudeau cannot find it in himself to condemn the rampant antisemitism and criminal acts committed against Jewish houses of worship without linking antisemitism as a proscribed and hateful symbol of discord, to 'Islamophobia'. The infinitely larger number of Muslims now living in Canada as opposed to a relatively small Jewish population mitigates against this man of authority's responsibility to protect Jews in the greater need to placate the larger voting bloc.

Holding US and Israeli flags, a crowd of largely Evangelical Christians pray during the Christians United For Israel (CUFI) 'Night to Honor Israel' during the CUFI Summit 2023, in Arlington, Virginia, at the Crystal Gateway Marriott, July 17, 2023. (Jacquelyn Martin/AP

The Absent Authority of the Prime Minister

"The rise of antisemitism poses a significant threat to the safety, security, and well-being of Jewish communities within our town and across the country."

"It is imperative for municipal governments to express their concerns and stand in solidarity with communities facing discrimination and persecution."

"[Monday's resolution cites the federal government's decision to distance itself] from the longstanding policy of support for Israel [thus contributing to a] major spike in antisemitism across Canada."

Hampstead, Quebec, non-confidence resolution

"Actions speak louder than words. Justin Trudeau excels in rhetoric, but falls short in action. The Canadian government must promptly take concrete steps to shield our communities from further harm."

"Justin Trudeau has ... failed Jews across Canada and we are proud that we can take such a strong position on this."

"It is a very strong message to Justin Trudeau and the Liberal party that we do not support you and we are not confident in your ability to tackle antisemitism."

"Due to the lack of government support at all levels, every Jewish institution in the country has had to fortify its security measures."

"Our community has resorted to securing five separate legal injunctions against pro-Hamas protesters who targeted synagogues -- a troubling testament to the state of affairs in Canada."

"It's disheartening when private citizens must resort to legal recourse because those in power have failed in their duty."

Hampstead Mayor Jeremy Levi

Though Mayor Jeremy Levi described it as symbolic, Hampstead's resolution says it is imperative for municipal governments to "express their concerns and stand in solidarity with communities facing discrimination and persecution." Photo via City of Montreal

The town council of the Montreal suburb of Hampstead has expressed a no confidence position through a unanimous resolution, in the Liberal government of prime minister Justin Trudeau, for  his and its failure to take substantive action upholding Canada's traditional support of Israel in the United Nations, as a collegial Liberal-Democratic state sitting alone in a Middle East sea of Sheikhdoms, Kingdoms and Petroleum Dictators hostile to the Jewish state's existence. That it has also failed spectacularly to offer security and safety to Canada's long-standing Jewish community is beyond comprehension.

For the town council, in a suburb that is comprised of a majority Jewish residency, the opportunity arose for an assemblage of Jews in a political position to assert itself in support of Canadian Jews in the midst of a raging torrent of rising antisemitism in the wake of Israel's military entering Gaza for the express purpose of demolishing the terrorist group Hamas, which governs the Palestinian enclave. A terrorist group, furthermore, that is listed on Canada's own proscribed terrorist list. Despite which pro-Hamas demonstrations led by Palestinian-, Arab- and Muslim-Canadians denigrating Jews and accusing Israel of 'genocide', elicit no meaningful response from Justin Trudeau.

At the town council meeting where the resolution passed unanimously, its mayor addressed those present citing examples of antisemitism, among them a Nazi-era-inspired caricature of Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, portraying him as a vampire. And while Trudeau correctly identified the cartoon as 'antisemitic', as did a number of other Members of Parliament, and the newspaper, La Presse, withdrew the cartoon and apologized, it represents a typical legacy press slander against Israel in the wake of the October 7 desecration of Jewish lives mounted by Hamas in Israel.

Hampstead council also passed a legal initiative in the creation of a new bylaw that prohibits removal of hostage posters, backing the bylaw with a $1,000 fine, pointing the way that such small gestures can be effective and emulated for that purpose by other politicians as incremental measures to combat antisemitism. To above all, send a message that Canadian Jews do not stand alone in the vast country they love where they were born and have every right to the expectation of equal treatment and respect from their countrymen, including recent immigrants from Middle East countries where Muslim-majority populations' cultural traditions victimize Jews.

 

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre speaks at a conference on antisemitism, in Ottawa on Oct. 17, 2023. Last week, during a speech at a synagogue in Côte Saint-Luc, Que., he provided a comprehensive glimpse into his views on Israel, conflict in the Middle East and antisemitism. (Justin Tang/The Canadian Press)

 

Located in the near geographic vicinity to Hampstead is the Montreal Holocaust Museum, where pro-Palestinian activists protested in early Mach, a demonstration organized by the Concordia University student chapter of Solidarity for Palestinian Human Rights which spoke of the October 7 massacre of Jews in southern Israel as "an unfaltering desire for liberation"; that they "hold the Israeli regime fully responsible for the escalating violence".

At that time, Mayor Levi wrote: "To the Pro-Hamas demonstrators who gathered outside a Montreal Jewish Community building, spreading anti-Israel and anti-Jewish sentiments: your disgrace is inappropriate and misplaced". Mayor Levi spoke once more of his support for Conservative Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre, underscoring his confidence in his and his party's "ability to act decisively" in the best interests of returning Canada to its traditional support of Israel, and full acceptance of its responsibility toward Canada's Jewish population.

Pro-Palestine rally in Montreal. Photo by Graham Hughes/The Canadian Press

Authoritarian Tyrannies: Russia ... Canada?

"People who exterminated Jews, Russians and Poles are alive. And the president, the current president of today's Ukraine applauds him in the Canadian Parliament, gives a standing ovation."

"Can we say that we have completely uprooted this ideology if what we see is happening today?"

"The Canadian Parliament introduced a man who, as the Speaker of the Parliament said, fought against the Russians during the World War II. Well, who fought against the Russians during World War II? Hitler and his accomplices."

"The president of Ukraine stood  up with the entire Parliament of Canada and applauded this man. How can this be imagined?"

"The president of Ukraine himself, by the way, is a Jew by nationality."

Russian President Vladimir Putin

"It might be worth asking yourself, since it is getting pretty serious, 'What is this really about? Why do I hate Putin so much'?"

"'Has Putin ever called me a racist? Has he threatened to get me fired for disagreeing with him'?"

News host Tucker Carlson

Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson interviewed Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Feb. 6. The interview aired in Russia early on Friday morning. (Gavriil Grigorov/Sputnik/Kremlin/Reuters)

 

Well, actually, no, Mr. Putin. Volodymyr Zelenskyy is a Ukrainian by nationality.  He is, by virtue of his ethnic origins, a Jew. For someone who is quite particular about facts and figures to support a thesis of Russian entitlement and ownership to a geography claimed by its national inhabitants as sovereign, your grasp of origins and heritage leaves much to be desired. But then, conflating Nazism and Jewry seems to fit well in your puzzle of a Greater Russia. 

The Stalin who presided firmly over an eastern Europe that was forced to surrender autonomy and sovereignty to the concept 'all for one and one for itself' under the hammer and sickle also thought so highly of Jews many of whom engineered the social and political structure of Communism that he sought to butcher them all. And you yourself in emulation, focus not merely on individuals of a whole, but a whole nation of those individuals, aligning yourself with the vector of that nation's extermination.

From reality, fiction embellishes the truth and you are a past master at embellishing fiction to resemble the reality. Every nation has its diehard fascists, and although it's difficult to discern where socialism leaves off and fascism takes up, they both target Jews through everlasting hatred and contempt. Designing a campaign of occupation under the rubric of 'saving Ukraine from neo-nazism' suited the special military operation' otherwise known as a land-grab.

The man hungering for greater notoriety and admiration as an icon of interviewing prowess catered to your bruised ego most professionally, Mr. Putin, as you silenced  his queries and launched your professorial lesson in aggrieved heritage and history with its outlines of reality enhanced by deceptive claims of authenticity. What more could be asked for than having an American whose reputation also has been bruised to unctuously play to your paranoia?

According to Dmitry Peskov the interview with Carlson was agreed to, since "he has a position which differs" from other Western media. Where, according to Tucker Carlson, the full-scale invasion of Ukraine was a mere "border dispute" the outcome of which fully revealed America's hatred for Russia. The Jewish-Ukrainian Zelenskyy characterized as a "dictator, a dangerous authoritarian". The Russian dangerously authoritarian dictator fully approved.

But then an embarrassing and completely avoidable incident useful as an example of the perfidy of the West and the revelation of Zelenskyy's true political nature was revealed to Mr. Putin's satisfaction in the Ukrainian President's being confronted in the Canadian House of Commons with the presence of a venerable old Ukrainian-Canadian -- in fact a veteran of the SS Galicia Division of the Waffen SS -- as a WWII hero. 

The Parliamentary Speaker of the House resigned in disgrace following the revelation of 98-year-old Yaroslav Hunka's wartime exploits with the 14th Waffen Grenadier Division of the SS, involved in massacres and war crimes, including the deaths of European Jews, Roma and Poles. "This was a mistake that has deeply embarrassed Parliament and Canada. All of us who were in this House ... regret deeply having stood and clapped even though we did so unaware of the context. It was a horrendous violation of the memory of the millions of people who died in the Holocaust", confessed Justin Trudeau.

Who seems fond of speaking of the Holocaust as a world-shaking event exemplifying man's inhumanity to man, decrying the institutionalized, planned and executed murder of millions, yet somehow overlooking that the Holocaust is specific to the Jewish experience. As when Canada finally erected a Holocaust memorial, where the official plaque somehow was etched to read regret over the deaths of millions of children, women and men, yet never did the word 'Jew' appear.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tours the National Holocaust Monument in Ottawa, Wednesday, September 27, 2017. The monument's dedication plaque didn't mention the six million Jews killed during the Second World War genocide. (Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press)

The House speaker resigned in responsible disgrace. "This only confirms our thesis that one of our goals in Ukraine is denazifiction", Putin said. Justin Trudeau apologized, while his government claimed Anthony Rota, the Speaker, was solely to blame. Only much later was it revealed to the public that the same former volunteer for the SS Galicia Division, Mr. Hunka, had been invited by the Office of the Prime Minister to a Toronto reception for Mr. Zelenskyy.

"He [ Putin] will, of course,  use whatever propaganda he can engage in. But I can tell you Canadians will not be fooled. So we will continue to be there with Ukraine for as much as it takes for as long as it takes."

"Unfortunately, we see the lengths to which Russian propaganda will go to try and impact public opinion to try and twist things the way [they] want to."

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

Mr. Trudeau would know all about propaganda and spreading false information. He is himself quite expert at it. And Canadians have been fooled. Much that has been promised to Ukraine has been well publicized, yet never actually delivered. As for propagada and influencing and impacting public opinion, there is never any end of it to suit Mr. Trudeau's agenda in Canada; dividing Canadians, justifying abandoning the nation's natural resources, creating massive upheavals in Canadian heritage and culture through inappropriate mass immigration of people whose culture and values are inimical to Canada's; and forcing an agenda of Critical Race Theory, Diversity, Equality and Inclusion, along with Transgender issues.

For Canadian Jews, this is a time of huge destabilization, when the spectre of past antisemitic assaults on the Jewish community has flared into life with a passion of hate manifested through labour unions, academic institutions, and on the streets of cities across the nation with hordes of 'pro-Palestinian' protesters marching in condemnation of Israel for responding to an obscenely sadistic slaughter of Israelis by Hamas terrorists in Israel on October 7. Where calls to exterminate Israel are chanted and Jews are taunted and confronted, with no anti-hate laws enforced by authorities.

A man stops to take a photo of the Canadian National Holocaust Monument following its official opening ceremony in Ottawa, Wednesday September 27, 2017. (The Canadian Press)

Keeping Civilians Out of Harm's Way

Bipartisan candlelight vigil with members of Congress to commemorate one month since the Hamas terrorist attacks in Israel  (Photo: Drew Angerer / Getty Images)

"The human tragedy that is unfolding in Gaza is heart-wrenching, especially the suffering we see in and around the Al Shifa Hospital."

"I have been clear that the price of justice cannot be the continued suffering of all Palestinian civilians. Even wars have rules."

"[Hamas needs to stop using Palestinians as human shields and release all hostages] immediately and unconditionally."

"[The violence urgently needs to stop] so that Palestinians can get access to life-saving medical services, food, fuel and water, so that all hostages can be released, so that all Canadians and other nationals can leave Gaza."

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

 

"@Justin Trudeau...It is not Israel that is deliberately targeting civilians but Hamas that beheaded, burned and massacred civilians in the worst horrors perpetrated on Jews since the Holocaust."

"While Israel ls doing everything to keep civilians out of harm's way, Hamas is doing everything to keep them in harm's way. Israel provides civilians in Gaza humanitarian corridors and safe zones, Hamas prevents them from leaving at gunpoint."

"It is Hamas not Israel that should be held accountable for committing a double war crime -- targeting civilians while hiding behind civilians."

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu 

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau attend a ceremony in Paris on November 11, 2018 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the armistice that ended the First World War. Photo by Francois Mori/AFP/Getty Images/File

The problem here is that it is the Israeli prime minister who is facing a dilemma; wholly invested in ensuring that Hamas will never again be capable of slaughtering Israelis because they are Jews, while at the same time Israeli forces are responding to the terrorist atrocities committed by Hamas in southern Israel, aggressively searching out the terrorist Hamas operatives in their densest most civilian-occupied areas, primarily Gaza City, while care is observed to keep civilian casualties to a minimum.

Even while the Israel Defense Forces have been dispatched to Gaza to rout out the terrorists, Hamas and Islamic Jihad have never stopped bombarding Israel with rockets, aimed at Israel's civilian population. When Israel warned Gazans to move south in the event of the IDF entering the northern regions of the Strip, Hamas ordered its civilians to remain where they were -- to be defiant -- but the agenda really was to continue their role as sacrificial martyrs to the Hamas death-cult imposed on Israel.

Netanyahu's rebuke of a democratic colleague who has never faced such a dilemma offering suggestions that appear to equate the legitimacy of a military fully involved in securing the safety of civilians while engaged in an existential battle for security for its population -- with the actions of a terrorist group that precipitated the war. Trudeau has shown himself time and again prepared to assume the worst of Israel, taking the word of Hamas, an organization listed on Canada's own terrorist list, over that of the Israeli authorities.

In repeating the Hamas mantra of Israel committing genocide by killing women, children and babies, Trudeau has selected terrorist propaganda over the concerns of a Western liberal democracy doing all it can under the circumstances to ensure that women, children and babies are as safe from harm as can be possible in a war situation where they are abused as human shields. Israel has carefully and selectively entered parts of Gaza's hospitals in its search for Hamas operatives in the knowledge that the terrorists use hospitals as covers.

Hamas command centres are set up in and under hospitals, a reality that both Hamas and the medical staff at Shifa Hospital deny. Urging "maximum restraint" upon Israel expresses a total lack of understanding of the situation and the care taken to exercise just that. War was mounted in the wake of a vicious surprise attack by Hamas terrorists on Israeli communities bordering on Gaza, where an estimated 1,200 mostly civilians were subjected to mutilation and murder; women raped, children killed in their homes alongside their parents.

Trudeau's foreign affairs minister, Melanie Joly, terming the situation unacceptable, mimicked the concerns of her political governing leader: "Civilians must be protected and enough food, fuel and water must get into Gaza so that [the UN's] life-saving work can continue"; an obvious concern to Israel, grappling with the humanitarian crisis that it did not create of its singular volition. And while Trudeau stopped short of calling for a 'ceasefire', his foreign deputy went considerably further.

It was her considered recommendation that Israel sit down with Hamas and Qatar to discuss a cessation of 'hostilities', a return of the hostages and everyone will be reconciled. In the face of the atrocities committed by Hamas, in the reality of Qatar harbouring Hamas leaders, and funding its operations, precisely who is it that this woman is recommending that Israel trust and bargain with?

Hamas terrorists move Israeli hostages down a street in Be’eri, a kibbutz in southern Israel, video posted to X shows

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'Canada is Back' Has Morphed Into Canada's Descent Into Hell

"[There is a] distinction between freedom of speech and freedom of hate."

"I don't think that democracies allow people to hate and to incite, and I think that that is something that is looked at very carefully in many places, including Canada. [It is perfectly fine [if people feel strongly about support for Palestinians]."

"The only issue is, I think that we, as democracies, should look at ... when is a line crossed that is between supporting a cause and between changing our values in a way that incites hatred and violence and even glorification of horrendous terrorist attacks."

"That's very, very important." 

Iddo Moed, Israeli Ambassador to Canada

"To all those who saw fit to promote genocide, glorify terrorism and mock the murder of Jewish people, including women and babies -- the police are coming for you."

U.K. Home Secretary Suella Braverman

 

"Let me be clear about Hamas. Its members are not freedom fighters. They are not a resistance. They are terrorists."

"There are so many people in Canada who are afraid of the escalating tension here at home. We must not let worry, suspicion and mistrust divide us."

"We must remember that it is a short path from mistrusting one's neighbour to entrenching division. A peaceful society does not happen by accident and will not continue without effort."

"Canadians' liberty is not about taking away the freedoms of others but living in a way that expands and strengthens freedom for everyone."

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

 

"People are free to state their own opinions, even opinions that I find abhorrent."

"That said, I’m free to state my opinion, which is that Hamas is a sadistic, terrorist death cult and it must be defeated, and I find it abhorrent that anyone in Canada or anywhere else would show their support for Hamas."

"Hamas is not a militant organization. It is not a government. It is not an activist group; Hamas is a sadistic criminal terrorist death cult, and it must be defeated."

"This kind of peace between Muslims and Jews, between Israelis and Arabs [the signatories to the Abraham Accords], would be a nightmare for Hamas and for the dictatorship in Iran, which seek to perpetuate the conflict and the divisions as a source of power. They need to perpetuate the hatred in order to justify their dictatorships."

"It is unthinkable that the IRGC can operate legally in Canada. It can raise funds. It can prepare logistics. It can recruit new followers. Some of the people attached to the highest levels of the IRGC live in Canada today, their very presence terrorizing peaceful Canadians of Iranian descent who desperately want to kick these terrorists out of our country. They are right."

"The terrorists must be kicked out. This organization must be made a criminal entity."

Opposition Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre 

Hundreds of people attend a pro-Palestinian rally in Mississauga, Ont. The rally was one of many taking place across North America and around the world this weekend. (Alexis Raymon/Radio-Canada)

 

Canada's prime minister speaks of unity and division among people. He fails to address the scandalous fact that disunity and division runs rampant in Canada. It begins with his own actions, in alienating Canada's western provinces from its eastern provinces. It carries on when protesters arrive in convoys of dissenters to legally express their indignation over an autocratic government that issues diktats and when people object he names them as scum, homophobes, racists. 

The most recent examples carrying on from years of hate-mongering, are the crowds of Canadian Arab and Muslim citizens and their followers, including those illegally in Canada, who gather in numbers to decry and foment hatred against Israel and Jews. The most recent propellant of which is the horrendous slaughter of Israelis in villages and kibbutzim by Hamas terrorists invading from Gaza, causing Israel to launch a defensive/offensive conflict into Gaza to extirpate Hamas and its sibling organization Palestinian Islamic Jihad, both offshoots of the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood.

In Germany, the United Kingdom and Australia, among other Western collegial democracies, these hate-filled, incitement-to-violence rallies have seen remedial responses from authorities. Canada's prime minister prefers to daintily deplore them, but will do nothing to forcefully put a stop to them. Protesters who last winter arrived in Ottawa demanding he resign merited the calling of the Emergencies Act and police dispersal and trials. That was personal to him, going so far as to freeze their bank accounts.

 

Pro-Palestinian supporters during a demonstration in Toronto on October 9, 2023. Photo by Cole Burston/AFP via Getty Images

Arab Muslims in Canada who promote violence against Jews and Israel, leaving the Canadian Jewish community in fear, and necessitating that precautions against violence be undertaken with a police presence and guards around Jewish institutions fail to reflect the idealized Canadian unity that Justin Trudeau hypocritically promotes, but does nothing to ensure actually exists. Even welcoming into Canadian society people from cultures that nurse ancient tribal and religious antipathies toward others, incapable of adopting Canadian values, is an act of national destruction.

Pierre Poilievre, Justin Trudeau's political opposition in Parliament, calls for Canada to take action on criminalizing Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps -- the acknowledged financial supporter of Hamas -- listing them as a terrorist entity. Hamas is on that terror list, yet Hamas flags and even the black flag of the Islamic State appear prominently in the anti-Israel Palestinian mobs that scream 'gas the Jews', suggesting another try at a 'final solution' and other vile imprecations and threats against fellow Canadian citizens. 

Palestinian groups in Canada came out immediately following the grisly news out of Israel that an invasion of terrorist death-cult operatives from Hamas had invaded border villages, towns and kibbutzes under cover of emerging dawn on October 7 to massacre families in their homes, people waiting at bus stops, stopping cars to kill motorists and passengers, raping women beside the dead bodies of their friends at a music festival, abducting babies, infants, teens, women, the elderly to use them as hostages in exchange for criminal Palestinians in Israeli prisons. A time of wild celebration for Palestinians.

 

This proved to be a week of many revelations for Canadians, prompting many to question the character of our country and its citizenry. Pictured: Pro-Palestinian protestors take to the streets of Montreal on Oct. 8, 2023, mere hours after Hamas launched its initial assault on Israel. Photo credit: The Canadian Press/Graham Hughes

 

The scale of the butchery, the evidence of torture, including forcing parents and children to witness the mutilation each was undergoing before delivering the death blows, was beyond mere inhumanity. In Gaza, Palestinians rejoiced and celebrated over the slaughter. Palestinian men and teens used the opportunity of the protective fence that had been smashed through to enter those same villages to not only loot possessions of the dead, but to commit murder themselves, some of them the very Gazans who were permitted employment in Israel.

Palestinians in the West Bank joined the congratulatory celebrations at the great victory achieved by Hamas in murdering over a thousand civilian Israelis. Those celebrations spread throughout the Middle East. That such butchery is inconceivable to a civilized society merely emphasizes that Middle Eastern countries in general, but certainly not all, are firmly anchored in societal dysfunction, emotional and enlightened stagnation of a heritage dating back millennia of tribal and sectarian hatreds.

And that very same syndrome is seen now throughout the world wherever Arabs and Muslims have penetrated, shifting their presence in a great diaspora of migration and bringing with them their heritage and cultural values of Islamist dominance, detestation of social enlightenment as they adhere to the precepts of Sharia, refusing to integrate themselves with the laws and social mores of the countries they now prosper in while spreading the fiction of colonialist victimhood of a people returned to their ancestral home.

 

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Minister of Foreign Affairs Melanie Joly listen to Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago Keith Rowley during a working session at the Canada CARICOM Summit, in Ottawa, Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2023. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld

 

In Justin Trudeau's Canada, disunity and division, hatred and incitement to violence has been normalized. He speaks of justice and fairness, of adherence to the law, of equality and security yet he has allowed Canada to be manipulated by China, he has accepted the presence of people who connive to disrupt life and security for other segments of the Canadian population that they target for eradication and censure. His focus on 'feminism' of a type known only to himself; on the virtues of celebrating the uniqueness of the trans community disruptive in their infantile circus of theatrics further divides parental rights from children's welfare.

There is a vast litany of national failures in Canada now, thanks to the Liberal government headed by Justin Trudeau who boasts of a once-proud nation's post-national state of freedom, liberation, equality, diversity and inclusion. Delusional myths of hatefully bickering disunity in a country whose vast natural resources may no longer be exploited in favour of achieving environmental balance which fails to meet the demands of a global society capable of harnessing itself to respect for nature and the environment while responsibly harvesting its resources.

The most recent  riots of celebrations over the barbaric murders of innocent people, the torture of helpless civilians, the anguish over the fate of hundreds of children, women and men of all ages and health conditions in the hands of a remorseless murderous sect of religious fanatics whose public relations enterprise seems to attract the world's population of social deviants and psychopaths viewing the apathy in reaction of other segments of society against the horrors of terrorism sending us into a Dark Age of nihilism.

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"Obviously, we're going through an extremely challenging time with India right now."

"That's why its so important for us to have diplomats on the ground, working with the Indian government, there to support Canadians and Canadian families."

"We're not looking to escalate, as I've said."

"[Canada is] taking this extremely seriously, but we're going to continue to engage responsibly and constructively with the government of India."

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

Indian police outside the Canadian embassy in Delhi last month. Photograph: Anadolu Agency/Getty Images

"He [Nijjar] had over a dozen criminal cases of murder and other terrorist activities against him in India."

"The details of the cases were shared with the Canadian authorities, but no action was taken except putting him on a no-fly list."

Senior Indian official

"In moments of tension -- because indeed there are tensions between both our governments -- more than ever it's important that diplomats be on the ground."

"That's why we believe in the importance of having a strong diplomatic footprint in India."

"That being said, we are in ongoing conversations with the Indian government."

Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly, Ottawa

"Overall, there are 21 key gangsters based in Canada who are wanted by Indian agencies and their list and detailed evidence against them has been shared with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police on more than one occasion in the past year."

Hindustan Times, September 21

"[Trudeau's allegation] was not consistent with our policy. If his government had anything relevant and specific they would like us to look into, we were open to looking at it. That's where that conversation is at this point of time."

"[The issue of Sikh separatists living in Canada had long been] an issue of great friction [notably after the 1985 bombing of Air India flight 182, the worst terrorist attack in Canadian history]."

"In the last few years, it has come back very much into play, because of what we consider to be a very permissive Canadian attitude toward terrorists, extremists, people who openly advocate violence."

"They have been given operating space in Canada because of the compulsions of Canadian politics."

Indian External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar

"Canada should not become a sanctuary for murderers."

"While killers find refuge in Canada and live comfortably, their victims' families continue to suffer."

Bangladeshi Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momen

Canada's extradition system is a sore point with Bangladesh in its refusal to extradite Noor Chowdhury, convicted of assassinating former Bangladeshi president and founding father Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Indian authorities have been furnishing Canadian diplomats and its federal police force with the names of Indian expatriates living in Canada against whom serious criminal charges of plotting to overthrow the government of India and being involved in causing the death of their critics whom India asked to be extradited. Just such a list was also delivered directly to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. All have been studiously ignored.

Canada has never been involved in any kind of conflict or nationalist challenges taking place in India or Bangladesh. Within Canada, living as citizens, are millions of emigrants from countries all over the world. India alone has a significant number of expatriates, almost 2 million Indo-Canadian citizens representing over 5% of the population. They are divided almost equally between Indian Hindus and Sikhs who live quietly as good law-abiding citizens. The exception is a small, vocal and often violent sub-group of Sikhs agitating in Canada for a separate homeland in India; Khalistan.

When a Vancouver-area Sikh leader was murdered in early summer, charges in the minority radicalized Sikh community had it that Indian state agents were involved. Several weeks ago, Canada's prime minister stood in the House of Commons to accuse "agents of the Government of India" of murdering the man, Hardeep Singh Nijjar without offering even a semblance of evidence, stating that it was all under investigation. Under investigation, but Trudeau saw fit to accuse a friendly government of sponsoring a murder in Canada.

Canada, just incidentally, is the country where the S.S. St.Louis was sent on its way back to Germany -- with terrified Jewish refugees begging for haven from the death camps -- by a country like others around the world that had no wish to burden themselves protecting Jews from an inevitable genocidal fate by Nazi Germany. Not before the eruption of World War II, not during its six tortuous years, nor following war's end. But Nazis, Germans and other nationals who volunteered their services to the Third Reich and swore allegiance to its Fuhrer encountered little entry resistance.

 

Former Nazis found Canada a comfortable place to live after the rigours of mounting a world war and annihilating Jews, gypsies, homosexuals, the mentally and physically unfit, and members of the Canadian military fighting with the Allies died and were wounded in their tens of thousands for freedom, justice and to put a stop to the desolation of inhumane intolerance and the mass slaughter of innocents. Jewish groups living in Canada attempted for decades to persuade government to expel the Nazis, to no avail.

 

And several weeks ago, while welcoming Ukraine's Jewish President-at-war-with-Russia Volodymyr Zelenskyy, unwitting, ignorant-of-history Parliamentarians gave two standing ovations to a special guest brought to the House of Commons to mark the occasion of the Ukrainian President's visit and address to Parliament. That special guest, a 98-year-old former Ukrainian volunteer member of the SS-Galicia-Division comprised of ethnic Ukrainians who swore allegiance to Adolf Hitler and helped in the slaughter of Jews and Poles.

 

Only several days ago was it also revealed that the Order of Canada was removed that had honoured yet another Ukrainian-Canadian who had fought in the very same SS Battalion against the Soviet Union for Nazi Germany. The shame that this has brought to Canada's reputation on the world stage is incalculable. None of which seems to concern prime minister Justin Trudeau to any great effect. He blithely goes about his business, scorning those who reproach him for his obtuse ineptitude.

 

India, incensed over Justin Trudeau's charge of state-sponsored murder, has most recently conveyed to Ottawa that it expects 41 of 62 Canadian diplomats to leave their missions in India by the following week. Short of cutting off diplomatic relations entirely in response to an unsubstantiated assault on the dignity and honour of another government's behaviour while an investigation is ongoing, India has voiced its displeasure with its ongoing relationship with a government whose conduct is lacking moral rectitude.

"The prime minister started this in a way that was clever, rather than strategically intelligent. You do not make this kind of accusation against a fellow democracy, not to one that is as influential as India, unless you have very solid incontrovertible evidence. And if you don’t publish something credible, you run the risk of walking into an Indian nationalistic trap."

"[Canada might have clear evidence that India was complicit in the assassination of Nijjar amid reports that the US shared key intelligence]. But having evidence is not enough. International relations are very unforgiving. For a long time, our prime minister has enjoyed a Teflon-like reputation. But once you lose that, you have to be extremely careful."

"Historically, we have not bullied other countries, we have not pushed our way around on the global stage. Now, that image is being challenged and possibly badly damaged."

"It’s unfortunate how avoidable this all was. Canada did not want to have a major confrontation with India, but it’s a basic violation of international relations – if you don’t want something to escalate, don’t start the process in public. And if you do, you have to be prepared to finish that fight."

Professor Aurel Braun, international relations and political science, University of Toronto

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi (R) extends his hand for a handshake with his Canadian counterpart Justin Trudeau during a photo opportunity ahead of their meeting at Hyderabad House in New Delhi, India, February 23, 2018. REUTERS/Adnan Abidi/File Photo