Canadians should be afraid. The radical Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, opened Canada’s borders to one of the most radical, dangerous, and anti-Semitic countries on the planet. Trudeau has made immigration from developing (Muslim) countries a fundamental part of his agenda, because of the voter bonanza it will bring him.
Trudeau never told the good (but ill-informed) people of Canada, about the horrific consequences that high levels of Muslim immigration has brought to Western Europe. He never told the good people of Canada that high levels of Muslim immigration has made life for women, Jews, and other groups, extremely dangerous. He never informed the Canadian public about Muslim no-go zones, and how these enclaves have become breeding grounds for Jihad. He never told the Canadian public about the crime and chaos that high levels of Muslim immigration have brought to countries such as Britain, France, Belgium, Sweden, Germany and many other Western European countries.
Prime Minister Trudeau, along with Canada’s immigration minister, Ahmed Hussen, have every intention to intensify their insane immigration policy. 2019 could be the last chance Canadians have to save their country. If Justin Trudeau is reelected in 2019, there is no telling what kind of damage he will do.
“‘I will be born again’: First wave of Syrian refugees set to become Canadian citizens,” by Kathleen Harris, CBC News, December 9, 2018:
Alzoubi has learned English more quickly than many other Syrians, something he credits to his social nature, his volunteer work and the many jobs he’s held since his arrival — everything from delivering pizzas and driving cabs to serving coffee and making shawarma. His wife, who usually stays home to care for the children, has had more difficulty picking up the language.
Alzoubi said he misses his mother and brother, who are now in Lebanon. He misses Syria.
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“My Syria and my country is like my mom, in my soul and in my heart. I never forget for a second,” he said. “Canada is my kids’ home, their mother, because they will grow up here.
“Canada is that country that opened up for me and my kids, so it’s my homeland.”
The Syrian refugee resettlement initiative was a national project, drawing governments, community volunteers, sponsors and businesses together to bring 58,600 Syrians to the country.
‘BIG MILESTONE’
Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen called it a “big milestone.”
“I’m very proud of the fact that we will be able to welcome many of these folks to join the Canadian family,” he said in an interview.
“We want to ensure that all newcomers, including refugees, successfully integrate, and the end point of integration is becoming a Canadian citizen. Overall, I strongly believe that the Syrian initiative has been a success.”…
Reprinted from The Geller Report
