Politicians like Trudeau have repeatedly sought to undermine the foundation of Canada. They’ve demonized Canadian history, sought to downplay the strength of Western Civilization and Western Values, and instead praised and promoted far less successful civilizations including many that are completely incompatible with a free society.
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St. Anne’s Anglican Church in Toronto has burned down. While the cause is still under investigation, the burning of Christian places of worship in Canada has become a common occurrence, happening far too often to be by chance.
And this has become a common occurrence since politicians like Justin Trudeau and Jagmeet Singh started claiming Canada was a ‘genocidal nation.’
Politicians like Trudeau have repeatedly sought to undermine the foundation of Canada. They’ve demonized Canadian history, sought to downplay the strength of Western Civilization and Western Values, and instead praised and promoted far less successful civilizations including many that are completely incompatible with a free society.
Trudeau and his ilk also save their anger solely for Canadians who value the history and foundation of our nation. You can see the anger when Trudeau talks about right-wing Canadians, you can see the visceral hatred. But you never see that anger from him when he’s talking about radical Islamist terrorists or foreign agents undermining our nation.
And that’s because – in many ways – Trudeau has chosen to act like a foreign agent himself.
He undermines Canada from within, by pitting Canadians against each other, demonizing our history, and promoting those who hate everything Canada stands for.
As a result, the Liberal government shows little interest in protecting Churches or investigating the ongoing surge of arson attacks on Churches.
The same Prime Minister who cried like a baby following the Hijab Hoax seems far less concerned now.
The ongoing burning of Churches in Canada is a brutal visual sign of the way in which Trudeau is burning down what Canada once was.
Spencer Fernando
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