Provincial Government Wants Trudeau's Minister Of Islamophobia Fired

Neither government, nor media or Canadian academia have considered Mr. Trudeau's degenerative impact on race relations in our country.

Amira Elghabaway, Minister of Islamophobia, stands between MP Ahmed Hussen and MP Omar Alghabra.

The Quebec government is calling for the resignation of newly-appointed Minister of Islamophobia, Amira Elghabaway, Liberal government special representative to combat Islamophobia.

"Quebec Secularism Minister Jean-François Roberge says Ottawa should fire Amira Elghawaby immediately if she chooses not to resign. The journalist and activist was appointed to the role last week by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau."

The history of the rise of Islamic political power in Canada suggests she won't quit, won't be fired, and will maintain her position as "Islamo-Cop" of Canada.

A history of obstinance offers the best clue as to what will transpire. From day one-- Justin Trudeau's ascension to the throne of Canada in 2015--  a cast-in-stone palette has coloured the condition of PM Trudeau's fight against so-called "Islamophobia."

Amira Elghabaway has nothing good to say about Canada. In this she shares Trudeau's sentiment, along with the man whose role it is to prop up the Trudeau government, New Democratic Party Leader, Jagmeet Singh.

"Elghawaby co-wrote a 2019 opinion piece in the Ottawa Citizen linking 'anti-Muslim sentiment' to Quebec’s Bill 21, which bans certain government employees from wearing religious symbols at work."

Witness the myopia. Bill 21 is equally focused on Christians, Jews, Hindus and Sikhs. Not that it amounts to a hill-of-beans for Ms. Elghabaway. Her single concern is her personal faith; her personal obsession so-called "Islamophobia."

It's this form of ethno-centricism which has resulted in a steady building of animosity toward our Liberal government's treatment of one identifiable Canadian community.

No one has exacerbated this social problem more than Justin Trudeau. His constant pandering and pumping up of one specific community has resulted in the social discord Canadians are witnessing at present.

Neither government, nor media or Canadian academia have considered Mr. Trudeau's degenerative impact on race relations in our country. For CBC, CTV, Globe & Mail and Toronto Star, the fault is found in those nasty, bitter and racist “Old Stock” Canadians.

What a privilege legacy media has bestowed upon PM Trudeau. Not that it isn't be expected after our PM pulled his "China-like" maneuver of covertly purchasing mainstream Canadian media.

"Jean-François Roberge, CAQ minister responsible for the French language, said Eghawaby has not properly apologized for her comments about Quebec. She "seems to be overcome by an anti-Quebec sentiment," said Roberge.

"All she did was try to justify her hateful comments. That doesn't fly. She must resign and if she doesn't, the government must remove her immediately."

Upon which CAP pull out our proverbial crystal ball: Amira Elghabaway will continue on as Woke Liberal Islamo-police person. After all, she has been placed into power by none other than Somali import MP Ahmed Hussen.

Elghabaway has friends in high places. M103 "Islamophobia" motion founder and half-citizen of Pakistan MP Iqra Khalid helped her gain the lofty position. Canada most powerful special interest not-for-profit organization, National Council of Canadian Muslims, helped get her there.

In Justin Trudeau's post-modern Canada, these are the power-players holding the political cards. Islam is the future of Canadian immigration, whether CBC tell us so, or not.

"It was never meant to suggest that my opinion is that the majority of Quebeckers are Islamophobic. I don't believe so. I was merely analyzing the polling numbers … [an] opinion piece is meant to cause people to think, to talk, to reflect," says Ms. Elgabaway.

A giant lol to that. Fundamentalist religion doesn't talk, unless it's to preach the word, or inform Canadians we "must educate ourselves" to accept cast-in-stone tenets of ancient history.

There is no negotiation or flexibility in the world of religious fundamentalism. How strange that the same phenomenon applies to Justin Trudeau's brand of so-called "progressive" Liberal politics.