Is Christmas In Canada About To Transition To A Celebration Of Hamas?

“The Canadian Human Rights Commission, which wields broad quasi-judicial powers, argued that a day off on Christmas is 'discriminatory.'"

Pictured, Justin Trudeau celebrates Ramadan with Liberal MP’s Iqra Khalid, Arif Virani, Salma Zahid, Senator Mobina Jaffer, and others.

It happened on Remembrance Day, 2024, so it's possible it could happen again. It's a situation that can occur under circumstances in which the will of government stands in opposition to the will of the people.

Normally reserved for political climates in authoritarian societies, the phenomenon exists as a fundamental of Canada's current Liberal government. Much dust has been kicked up this month as our nation's academic "intelligensia" substitute the Palestinian ticket for respect and reverence for those who fought and died for our country.

The epicentre is-- no surprise-- the immigrant-rich urban landscape of the Greater Toronto Area[GTA].

At the Sir Robert Borden School in Ontario, administrators selected an Arabic-language Palestinian protest anthem, 'Haza Salam,' to serve as the only music featured at their Remembrance Day ceremony."

"They chose an Arabic song about peace for Gaza as the only song to play for a Remembrance Day service' said a disappointed parent."

On the political front, a Mississauga, Ontario councillor has been quoted this week as saying "he’s furious about how the city has responded to a planned vigil for the dead leader of a terrorist organization on public property."

"Brad Butt told his fellow councillors he’s 'not impressed' with how the city has so far handled a planned vigil at Celebration Square for dead Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar later this month."

Defending the "celebration" is Mississauga Mayor Carolyn Parrish, whose rationalization for the event includes the following gem:

“Your terrorist and somebody else’s terrorist may be two different things.”

Based on the vehemence of the Mayor and "multicultural" promoters of the event, Cultural Action Party [est.2016] cannot help but project into the future. Could it be that, from now moving forward, every major statutory Canadian holiday is going to be bogged down by "special interest" community protests, violence, rallies and attacks on our country?

If so, which individual is most responsible? Obvious as the back-of-your-hand that it's PM Justin Trudeau. We speak of the person who declared Canada a "post-modern" society. The man who informed our citizenship that our nation has "no core identity." He who permitted radical militants to enter our country only to turn around and stab-it-in-the-back.

Trudeau is the king-pin of the phenomenon. Not that he works alone. His Liberal Cabinet exists as an "inclusive" collective of climate fanatics, Sikh-Khalistan state supporters, half-citizen Muslim-Canadians, Quebecois supremacists and LGBT practitioners.

Under the circumstances, clear-thinking Canadians have to wonder what's coming next. As a result of immigration policy, attacks on official holidays are ramping up with each passing year.

On this basis, is Canada headed toward the most virulent "anti-Christmas" our country has yet witnessed? Will Christmas trees at our city halls be replaced with Palestinian flag displays and photos of deceased Middle Eastern "martyrs?"

As the Christmas season approaches, Canadians will find out soon enough. The ironic part of this is found in the degree to which the Trudeau government support systemic attacks on our Christian-Canadian communities.

“FIRST READING: Federal Commission Declares Christmas Holiday Is 'Religious Intolerance’”

"The Canadian Human Rights Commission — an agency with broad judicial powers that is fully funded by the federal government — has declared that the celebration of Christmas is evidence of Canada’s 'colonialist' religious intolerance."

Chalk one up for Hamas.

“The Canadian Human Rights Commission, which wields broad quasi-judicial powers, argued that a day off on Christmas is 'discriminatory’”

Otherwise known as systemic prejudice against an identifiable religious community. CAP readers will know all about this-- it's a claim that "multicultural" non-profit groups direct toward our general society on a weekly basis. Turn the tables, and bang-zoom: the prejudice is acceptable according to government, law, legislation, and those who control these institutions.

Concerned Canadians should take heed of the particulars: to repeat the sentence, "the celebration of Christmas is evidence of Canada’s 'colonialist' religious intolerance."

Call us catastrophic, but in this sentence is found the seeds for the end of Canada as it existed from 1867-2015.

In a brief synopsis, we lay it on the line. The demise of our nation was planted the day ex-Liberal PM Pierre Trudeau became national leader in 1968. Going back one year to the time of Montreal Expo 1967 elicits a completely different Canada than what would follow.

"Old School" Canadians may recall the refrain: "1-2-3 Canadians, we love thee" went the Expo theme song. Pride in country was palpable. Though imperfect, citizens united in celebration the "Great White North."

Little did we know that this would be shot-through-the-heart over the coming decades. As the ball began to roll, "colonialism" was the bug in Trudeau Sr.'s butt. Canada would transition toward a condition of self-hatred. Forty years later, Justin Trudeau the program kicked into high-gear.

The "anti-colonial" movement is the death of Canada. Fair to say that First Nations communities will never stop barking about this. Yet, the new element-- the "post-modern" element-- is what is bound to put the movement over-the-top.

It arrived with the importation of millions of migrants from 3rd World nations. As the numbers swelled, so to did a new breed of detractors of colonialism. Today, we see this manifest in 3rd World community leaders trashing of our colonial foundation. We stand witness as Sikh and Muslim non-profit groups establish solidarity with First Nations leaders.

Did Justin Trudeau understand all this from day one? Have the Liberals been hard-at-work building up of an anti-colonial "army" within our national borders? To comprehend the growth of protests applied to Canada's statutory holidays serves as tangible evidence.

Establishment media would touch this with a ten-foot totem pole. They want what government want-- end of story. But the larger, long-term tale appears to be far from over.

Will this Christmas season transition to a celebration of Hamas and other terrorist organizations? Perhaps a tad paranoid, but in PM Trudeau's Canada, there's no reason to count it out.