Rise Of Right In Europe A Precursor To Changes Coming To Canada?

For the benefit of the Liberal Party, media in Canada are engaging in a cover-up of anti-immigration legislation being passed by European governments.

Among various activities on behalf of our Liberal government, media in Canada have a timely task to accomplish. The job is basic in design. Do not, under any circumstances, inform the people of Canada as to what is occurring in European nations in terms of immigration.

'Netherlands Says It Is Enacting Strictest Asylum Regime Ever'

September 13th, 2024:  "Saying it cannot cope with large number of migrants crossing its border, the Netherlands unveiled strict new anti-immigration measures."

"We cannot continue to bear the large influx of migrants into our country," he stated. Away from the media spotlight in Canada, other European countries are making similar moves.

Additionally, it appears that that the Dutch government are refusing to take any guff from foreign trouble-makers:

"A Dutch court has convicted two Pakistani men for urging their followers to murder far-right and anti-Islam leader Geert Wilders, one of the prominent leaders in the Netherlands."

Imagine all this flying over the heads of Canadians. Now, insert the idea into reality, because in the hands of the CBC and corporate media in Canada, it's exactly what is occurring.

“The EU has acknowledged a formal request from the Netherlands’ new right-wing coalition for an opt-out from its rules on migration and asylum – a request hailed on Thursday by Geert Wilders, leader of the largest party in government, as a sign that a new wind is blowing”.

In Denmark, the ruling government recently  negotiated an agreement to keep it outside the EU's common asylum policy.

'Germany And France Call For Europe-Wide Deal With UK On Migration'

“France has long sought an EU-wide asylum pact with the UK, but Germany has never signalled such strong support until now.”

"The politics of an EU-UK migration deal could prove sensitive for Starmer’s government, which has been accused by refugee charities of adopting the Conservatives’ harsh language and policies on asylum and migration." 

Accused by refugee charities? Who hold the power across the pond? Britain, Germany and France are not Canada, where political power has been inverted through decades of Liberal legislation, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms and Multiculturalism in particular.

September 25th, 2024: "France’s interior minister has signalled he will push for tighter immigration policies as the far right seeks to use a gruesome murder to put pressure on the government."

"Addressing the arrest of a Moroccan man for the murder of a 19-year-old female student, Bruno Retailleau said that the abominable crime required not just rhetoric, but action."

All of which has gone on devoid of exposure from legacy in Canada. Clearly, they want what our government want.

And what, pray-tell, is that? Try a calculated deception involving purposeful sublimation of the changing tide of all-things related to immigration from the 3rd world in Europe.

Pourquoi? Presumably, because the ruling Liberal government do not 41 million Canadians to comprehend these developments. This way, citizens will be less inclined to support similar legislation in Canada-- if they ever came to have a choice(never).

What is to occur should the Liberals fall from their woke throne-on-high, and be replaced by a Conservative government with Pierre Poilievre as prime minister? A watered-down version of goings-on in Europe? A drop from, let's say, 500,000 annual immigrants to 250,000?

Whatever would transpire, there's one concept to be kept front-and-centre within the potential scenario. Under a Poilievre-led government, Canadian media will go straight for the throat in all cases of dilution of current Liberal government policy.

How times have changed. True, CBC, Globe & Mail, Toronto Star have existed as bastions of liberalism for decades. A differential arrived when current PM Justin Trudeau got his globalist hooks into Canadian society. Today, these media outlets are paid to advance government propaganda, inclusive of subterfuge necessary for comprehensive public deception.

"Following Germany's lead, Austria said it intends to start deporting Afghanistan nationals with criminal records back to their home country."

In case Cultural Action Party detractors(they hate us deeply) believe the phenomena is strictly a matter of "white on non-white" racism, check this out:

'Iran Plans To Deport Two Million Afghan Refugees'

September 14, 2024:  "Iranians' frustration is increasingly directed at Afghan migrants. Under pressure to act, the government has now announced plans to deport 2 million Afghan refugees in the coming months"

No need for woke warriors to get their rainbow-coloured socks balled-up. The entire development is failing to reach the consciousness of Canadian society.

Former Conservative Prime Minister Brian Mulroney once stated that when it comes to politics, "Canadians are a moderate people." These days, we're far less moderate, but no one should leap to the conclusion that Canada is in for a massive change of political heart.

Poilievre would likely decrease budgeting allotted by the Liberals to multicultural non-profit organizations. Tax-payer funding to media would likely be cut back; immigration quotas shaved by a significant percentage.

Still, a fundamental problem remains. Federal elections today reach beyond a binary structure of Liberals versus Conservatives. As in the past three elections, a forthcoming election will exist in post-modern format:

Conservative Party of Canada versus Liberal Party, New Democratic Party, Bloc Quebecois, legacy media, Canadian academia, LGBT, China, Nation of Islam, World Sikh Organization, World Economic Forum, World Health Organization, United Nations.

It's a mighty tall order and a reason why, when it comes to governmental transition, Canadians would be wise to "believe it when they see it."

In the meantime, establishment media do their part by covering up a tsunami of anti-immigration sentiment and rejection of asylum-seeking from political leaders in Europe.

When you think about, it's a lot like the way government and media roll in China.