M-103 followup: Canadian government is taking “action” against “Islamophobia”

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She fervently took up the cause of MP Iqra Khalid, a woman who associates herself with the jihad-linked Palestine House, and who embraced and participated in “Land Day.” Khalid is also the former head of the Muslim Student Association of York University in Toronto, and claims to have written its Constitution, which states its Salafist orientation and support for the Sharia. Not surprisingly, in light of all that, Khalid is the MP who introduced the anti-Islamophobia Motion M-103 in Parliament. She did it under the umbrella of Melanie Joly’s Department, although it had nothing to do with Canada’s heritage. If anything, it was a kick in the teeth to the millions of people who made — and continue to make — Canada one of the world’s most desired countries to live in.

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As part of the “Islamophobia” initiative, Canadian citizens will be monitored for compliance: the Public Service Commission of Canada “offers standardized assessment instruments through its Personnel Psychology Center for use by public service organizations.” These tests are developed with “diverse groups and are monitored and maintained with diversity in mind.” One of these groups will likely be the NCCM/CAIR-CAN, given its history as an adviser to the Liberal government.

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The Trudeau government has already exhibited totalitarian tendencies in its Canada Summer Jobs program, according to the former head of the Office of Religious Freedom, Dr. Andrew Bennett. Action was taken by the Trudeau government to shut down summer job grants for any organization that did not agree to support abortion rights. Bennett added the warning that “totalitarianism can creep into liberal democracies and we have to be vigilant against that.”

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