Does Jagmeet Singh really want to go down this road?
Jagmeet Singh has just made one of his biggest errors, and that’s saying something.
During an interview when speaking about allegations against India, Singh falsely accused Pierre Poilievre of supporting the killing of a Canadian Citizen on Canadian soil (Poilievre actually denounced it immediately after it was revealed), and then said Poilievre’s actions were “treasonous.”
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh accuses Pierre Poilievre of siding with the Modi government, calling Poilievre’s actions “treasonous.” pic.twitter.com/ECE9K03rFI
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Not only is Singh being completely dishonest here, it is stunning that he would introduce the idea of treason into the political discourse.
After all, he leads a party that is almost openly siding with genocidal anti-Semitic Hamas terrorists.
He’s Tweeted out demonization of Israel based on Hamas propaganda and then refused to delete it when it was exposed as false.
He’s let his MPs attend rallies alongside anti-Semites where anti-Semitic chants are shouted.
The NDP’s foreign affairs critic is calling for people to donate to UNRWA – even after UNRWA was found to have significant connections to Hamas.
Singh and the NDP have taken a far-left, pro-terrorist stance that not only betrays our allies, but also betrays Canadian values and betrays the Canadian People.
Singh also seems much more interested in the issue of Khalistan than he does in leading an ‘opposition party’ in Canada.
Notice how Singh’s most angry foreign policy statement – accusing Poilievre of ‘treason’ – was made in the context of India’s popular Prime Minister Narendra Modi – who Singh absolutely hates due to Modi’s opposition to the Khalistani movement.
And so, if Singh wants to talk about loyalty to Canada and issues of treason, that’s a conversation that won’t go well for the disloyal, anti-Western, anti-freedom, anti-Canadian, and anti-Semitic pandering extremist party that he leads.
Spencer Fernando
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