Tim D'Anna

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Almost 600 Churches have been burned in Canada. The "Peaceable Kingdom" is a myth. Platitudes aren't facts and care bear narratives are neither reflective of Canadian history nor the Canadian present. Before Confederation, Protestants and Catholics fought each other for hundreds of years. Following Confederation, conflicts between French Canadians and English Canadians have been a central, if not defining, challenge within federal politics. In 1627 Cardinal Richilieu declared that only Roman Catholics could settle in New France (The Huguenot Ban.) During the seige of Quebec in 1690, a British Admiral demanded surrender. Frontenac, who was the Governor General of New France replied, "I have no reply to make to your general other than from the mouths of my cannons." This war lasted 8 years. By the time James Wolfe arrived at the Plains of Abraham, the French and British had been fighting on and off for nearly 70 years. In the mid-1800s there were riots across Canada, due to the huge influx of Irish Catholics to Canada and subsequent riots between Protestants and Catholics. Over 100 people died in these clashes. St. Patrick's Day was banned for over 100 years in Toronto as a consequence of this sectarian violence. Following Confederation, there were conscription crises during both world wars because French Catholics generally opposed the war effort, whereas English Protestants generally supported it. The Front de libération du Québec (FLQ) was a militant, separatist Marxist-Leninist terrorist group active in the 1960s and 1970s. Their terrorism included bombings which injured dozens of people and culminated in kidnappings, and the murder of Pierre Laporte. On the legal side of the Quebec sovereignty movement, there have been two referendums on separation. The specter of Quebec separation is a constant in Canadian politics. Quebec's license plate, "Je me souviens," is a reference to French culture and to the British defeat conquest of the French. As for the rest, I don't have enough time or energy to chronicle in detail how patently ridiculous claims like, "Muslims and Jews, Protestants and Catholics, Hindus and Sikhs-they come to Canada and they just get along." I will do only a brief overview. In 1985, not long after larger numbers of Sikhs came to Canada, we had the largest terrorist attack in Canadian history when Khalistanis perpetrated the Air India bombing. There have been multiple murders and attempted murders of reporters critical of the Khalistan movement. The press has barely covered Khalistan protests with effigies of the assassination of Indira Gandhi and of Indian Prime Minister Modi or protesters running through Canadian streets with their swords raised in the air, shrieking about issues which have nothing to do with Canada. The same Sikhs who have supposedly adapted, insist on wearing religious turbans in the RCMP and our military and changed our customs. Baltej Singh Dhillon, a foreigner who was raised in Malaysia did not want to wear the RCMP uniform because he prioritised his turban and beard as part of his Sikh faith. The imposition of his minority religious customs won over the traditions and standards of Canadians. Mulroney changed the uniforms without a court challenge. We have had multiple terrorist attacks in the name of Islam on Canadian soil and too many foiled terrorist attempts to count. Gamil Gharbi. There is lobbying for Shariah law, we have had "honour" killings, we have people performing FGM on baby girls, we have women wearing tents on our streets. Fanatics have been on our streets for 2.5 years, burning our flag, shouting death to Canada and Israel, and promoting terrorism and anti-white hatred. Jews, synagogues, and schools for Jewish children have been attacked. We had Muslim teachers at the Bedford school imposing religious-based sexism and child abuse for over 6 years. The myth of multiculturalism is destroying Canada. Stop lying.