India & Canada.

[furrowtickler]

Thinking this scumbag was whacked by Modi and it is deplorable foreign actors pulling this crap on our soil. There is no need for it and we look weak if we don’t get to the bottom of it. That said wtf we let these terrorists into our country to begin with? Like the Americans harbouring Fenians who conducted raids into Canada in the 19th century and stirred the pot with Riel.

Until this dumpster fire government is put in the waste bin it will be hard for Canada. Aside from hurting the limited trade we have with India it is more about geopolitics right now with the Americans trying to get India on side to counteract the Russia China alliance. It is kinda hard to pick up the hot girl when your retarded brother tells her she’s a cow. Trudeau has no sense of the implications and Jag has him by the balls. I too think the Americans will make Trudeau and Singh unpopular like other Canadian leaders who dared defy them. Like Kennedy taking out Diefenbaker.

Very well said Wilton 👍👍

[jazz]

Very well said Wilton 👍👍

Justin tried one of the most diabolical political moves in recent memory. He aligned with this separatist element just for a few ridings. He is going to have to play cards like that all over the country and probably spend another $100B.

The Khalistanis never learned the first lesson about Canada when they came here. We are America’s bitch first.

[littledoggie]

no paywall

https://therealstory.substack.com/p/the-myths-that-sustain-khalistan

[littledoggie]

"...The New Democrats’ Jagmeet Singh, Trudeau’s junior partner in what is effectively a coalition government that’s rapidly plummeting in the opinion polls, went even further: “To all Canadians, this is my vow. I will leave no stone unturned in the pursuit of justice, including holding Narendra Modi accountable.”

It is difficult not to infer from all this that Trudeau has decided to take sides in this gangland melodrama, that by his solemn insinuations his hope is to be back with a spring in his step on “the world stage,” and that Beijing’s friends in high Canadian places will be well pleased.

https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/canada/terry-glavin-after-trudeau-alleges-murder-plot-canada-india-relations-may-be-irreparable/ar-AA1gWZI6

[furrowtickler]

Lots of crickets……………

[furrowtickler]

NDP voters ….


You clowns wake up yet ???

[furrowtickler]

So ……. How has pandering to only minority fringe. Groups the past 8 years working out ??
Canada has become a laughing stock on the world stage
And the sad part is some of your wear it like a badge of honour ffs 🤦*♂️ .
And screw the emoji correction already on here already

[shtferbrains]

This is inconvenient.



He also came in on a fake passport but somehow managed to stay .
How many more of these obvious undesirable low life's do we accommodate.?

I am all for controlled immigration and somewhat sympathize with the Sikh feelings toward the way they are governed by the predominantly Hindu central leadership. Much like western Canada.

But that is no excuse for sheltering an pandering to active gang leaders and accused terrorists.

[jamesb]

What a disaster. Yes as a farmer we see the implications regarding our own financial bottom line that trade disruptions can do. After the China fiasco, we didn't need another. Now that Trudeau has made this India issue public, we are entitled to the facts as they know them. For me , I expect there is truth in what is being said. It as been common knowledge about Indian expats advocating for change in India. The Air India bombing affected lots of Canadian and Indians. The federal govts attitude towards this situation has for sure made things worse and is partially to blame why we are where we are now. It is so sad that we have a PM who takes great pride in virtual signaling at a huge cost to international relations. It seems every crisis is worse than the last. How in hell is Trudeau going to dig himself out of this one ? Making this thing a public spectacle versus serious govt to govt private meetings accomplishes what? It is sad and scary how far things are over the PM's head.

[furrowtickler]

What a disaster. Yes as a farmer we see the implications regarding our own financial bottom line that trade disruptions can do. After the China fiasco, we didn't need another. Now that Trudeau has made this India issue public, we are entitled to the facts as they know them. For me , I expect there is truth in what is being said. It as been common knowledge about Indian expats advocating for change in India. The Air India bombing affected lots of Canadian and Indians. The federal govts attitude towards this situation has for sure made things worse and is partially to blame why we are where we are now. It is so sad that we have a PM who takes great pride in virtual signaling at a huge cost to international relations. It seems every crisis is worse than the last. How in hell is Trudeau going to dig himself out of this one ? Making this thing a public spectacle versus serious govt to govt private meetings accomplishes what? It is sad and scary how far things are over the PM's head.

Jagmeet pulling the strings on this one , playing Trudeau like a fiddler

[sumdumguy]

He stepped into the trap by importing the world’s problems to Canada. Until the terror is on his doorstep, he’ll carry just Singhing along. I doubt he is bright enough to see the danger when you dance with wolves.

[jazz]

I don’t see western Canadians moving to India and trying to create a separatist element there.

Anyway Trudeau is going to see some serious blow back from this. India has suspended travel visas for regular Indians and I think there are more of them than these Khakistani gangsters.

The lower mainland had a big turnout for the march for children.