Give A Space In Canada, "Call It Khalistan" Recommends Diplomat From India

“If Khalistan is to be made, it is in Canada, never in India.”

“They want a country for themselves. I would say if Canada wants them to be there and they are so kind to them, Canada is a huge country. Give a space to them, call it Khalistan,” stated Indian High Commissioner to Canada Sanjay Verma.

He affirmed that “if Khalistan is to be made, it is in Canada, never in India.”

So let it be written, so let it be done? Regardless of plausibility, the roots of the Canada-India-Punjab-Sikh-Khalistan political journey can be directly attributed to the Liberal Party of Canada.

According to Canadian media publication The Hill Times, "the conflict over Khalistan dates back to 1982, when Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi expressed concerns to Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, Justin Trudeau’s father, regarding Canada’s leniency towards Khalistan supporters."

After which, decades later, PM Justin Trudeau placed the program on globalist steroids. For more than nine-years, our current prime minister has imported, promoted and funded Sikh-Khalistani nationalist ambitions in Canada. Serving as a partner-of-sorts is Sikh-Canadian New Democratic Party leader Jagmeet Singh, the first Western legislator ever to be denied entry to India.

According to Mr. Verma, "what they[Sikh-Canadians] have been able to achieve is to put their own people in the Parliament, in positions of authority, including at the lower levels and the upper levels."

"So they have been able to influence not only the political dimension, but also the executives in Canada."

Every bit of which, in one capacity or another, is derived from the Liberal government of Canada. The result is the most over-represented identifiable community in the history of Canadian politics.

"The recalled envoy also reiterated that no evidence had been shared by the Canadian government on the alleged involvement of any Indian citizens in the killing of NIA designated terrorist Hardeep Nijjar."

“Zero zilch. Nothing. So far what I have heard is what they keep saying in the media." 

Speaking of media in India, most Canadians will not know that media consumers in the country are currently unable to access CTV News, the privately-owned Canadian broadcaster that recently released an interview with former Indian Commissioner Sanjay Verma.

"The development marked a rare instance of Indians being denied access to the website of a Western media house."

"Sanjay Verma, India's recalled envoy to Canada, stated on Thursday that hard-line Khalistanis in Canada are involved in human trafficking and gun running, alleging that they are collecting money through gurdwaras for nefarious business."

"Just a handful, about 10,000 people, of Sikhs in Canada are hard-line Khalistanis, they have made Khalistan a business," Verman said.

So has Justin Trudeau-- without a scrap of buy-in from Canadian citizens. We stand witness as the Liberal government unilaterally infuses Khalistani politics into the fabric of our society. At present, Sikh-Canadians comprise a mere 2% of the national demographic.

Gun-running, human trafficking, media censorship, militancy, murder and more flavour the political potion Trudeau and the Liberals have served up in our country.

Why? What is all this globalist ruckus really about? As with all foreign relations issues related to the Liberals, the bottom line is difficult to ascertain. Can it all boil down to Liberal vote-capture within the paltry Sikh-Canadian voter community?

Seems unlikely at best. The scheming Liberals must be up to something that general society are not currently comprehending. Is it feasible for a Khalistani state to be carved out of a piece of Canada?

If so, ground zero would most likely be Brampton, Ontario. The Greater Toronto Area[GTA] riding maintains five MP positions. Currently, four are held by Liberals of Sikh extraction; the other held by Muslim-Canadian Liberal MP Ali Ehsassi.

Brampton is a white-minority riding devoid of white members of Parliament. Next to Trudeau, Khalistan's biggest political advocate is Jagmeet Singh, who in 2019, was parachuted out of Brampton to Burnaby B.C., one of Canada’s most "racialized" constituencies.

Cultural Action Party [est.2016] reiterate a vital point: none of this has been endorsed by Canadian voters. Sikh nationalism appeared nowhere on political ballots. No referendum on the issue ever took place. The entire development came about without a stitch of democracy tainting the outcome.

"Recalled Indian High Commissioner to Canada Sanjay Verma on Friday in an exclusive conversation with ANI clearly said that only a small percentage of Canadian Sikhs supported the Khalistani cause and if Canada cared about that then they should “give a place to them and call it Khalistan”.

This would be laughable if it weren't so pathetic. According to the former diplomat, "only a small percentage" of the 2% of Canadian society are Khalistani nationalists. For example, 10% of the two percent, comprising roughly 0.2% of our national demography.

What to glean from this? How about the idea that Justin Trudeau, Jagmeet Singh and their posse of foreign-born politicians are the true drivers of Khalistan state independence in Canada. And that-- in the back of their minds-- Canada, not India-- is a possible location for a future independent Sikh state.

True, it's a long shot. But at the end of the day, one takeaway is worth contemplation:

If any political entity in Canada would support this imposition to our country, it's Justin Trudeau and the Liberals. Backed up, of course, by Khalistani nationalist Jagmeet Singh and the NDP party.