Justin Trudeau has opened Canada’s doors wide to an uncontrolled flow of immigrants and asylum seekers.
Under the cover of pseudo-inclusive values, and under a veneer of compassion, he orchestrated a historic migration crisis whose repercussions are shaking the very foundations of our society. And Quebec, on the front lines of this migration tsunami, is suffocating.
Error
Quebecers can no longer afford housing, the cost of living is problematic, the health care system is imploding, schools are overcrowded and municipalities are struggling to meet the growing needs of their population. Unbridled immigration is a time bomb for social cohesion and the functioning of the economy.
Trudeau could easily tighten the immigration net, but he stubbornly refuses to do so. He prefers to leave his borders porous rather than ensure the well-being of his citizens.
One might think that his chaotic policy is an error of judgment. But it is much more. He is sacrificing his country for a blurred vision of a multicultural Canada. It is therefore an act of treason.
He is betraying the trust of Canadians, of workers struggling to pay their bills, of citizens losing their public services, and of families seeing their dream of owning a home disappear. He has truly betrayed the soul of his country!
Convergence
Canada is not alone in encouraging mass immigration. The United States and several European countries simultaneously appear to be embracing dangerously lax immigration policies. Strange, isn’t it?
How can we explain this convergence of policies? Pure coincidence or concerted action?
And what are these governments trying to achieve by persisting in opening their borders to all winds, even if it means creating a deleterious social and economic climate? Is it simply incompetence, or is there a deeper desire to transform Western societies through this means?
One thing is certain, Canada deserves better than a traitor who protects neither its borders nor its citizens!
