Silence On Refugee Crime Canada’s National Disgrace

Benefit to the criminal, detriment for victims and their families. Seems our Liberal government wouldn't have it any other way.

Pictured, Liberal Cabinet Member MP Ahmed Hussen. As Immigration Minister, accused killer Ibrahim Ali came to Canada under his watch. Ali is currently on trial for the murder of 13-year old Vancouver school girl Marrisa Shen.

The United Nations Global Compact For Migration is a 36-page document outlining an approach to dealing with growing global migration. It sets out 23 objectives for treating migrants "humanely and efficiently."

In 2018, at the behest of prime minister of Canada Justin Trudeau, Liberal Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen signed on the dotted line.

CAP can see why. Mr. Hussen is himself a refugee to Canada. On this basis, one can understand his personal desire to maximize our country's intake of African and Middle Eastern refugees.

After which we turn to the upside for "the rest of us." Simply put, there is none-- a hallmark of Liberal governance within the Trudeau administration.

We reference the case of the murder of 13-year old Marissa Shen, allegedly raped and murdered by Syrian refugee Ibrahim Ali in the summer of 2017. 

"The court has also heard from the pathologist who performed her autopsy, who testified the girl died of strangulation and suffered ‘blunt force’ injuries to her head. The jury has also heard that semen was found inside the victim."

A publication ban related to the trial now taking place in a Vancouver B.C. courtroom speaks volumes. The words "Marrisa Shen" cannot be printed within media publications, nor can the names of immediate family.

This works to the benefit of the accused. An inability to reference the name of the deceased means that media are unable to "bring the girl to life," so to speak. Article headlines include titles such as "Mother of Murdered Girl Takes Stand."

Benefit goes to the accused killer, damage is directed toward the victim's family.

In Red Deer, Alberta, on August 10th, 2020, an African refugee named Deng Mabiour attacked a white doctor named Walter Reynolds with a hammer and a machete. Dr. Reynolds later died at hospital.

Media exposure was minimal, even in local media publications. More telling is the fact that Mayor of Red Deer made no public statement about the murder, nor did any member of City Council.

 As it happened, Cultural Action Party managed to speak to a Red Deer City Councillor on the phone.

 "Why has this case been buried?" asked CAP

 "Our hands are tied," responded the Councillor.

 "By whom?," asked CAP.

 No response was forthcoming.

Subsequent to these events, we delved into the UN Migration Compact, gaining an understanding of its influence on the fate of criminal refugees. 

“The global compact for migration is the first, inter-governmentally negotiated agreement, prepared under the auspices of the United Nations, to cover all dimensions of international migration in a holistic and comprehensive manner.”

MP Ahmed Hussen, dual Somalian-Canadian citizen, signed off on the document. The result has been a degree of “protectionism” as it relates to the behaviour of refugees after reaching the shores of nations gullible enough to take them in.

Reese Fallon, age 18, was a Toronto high school graduate set to study nursing in the fall, identified by her family as one of two people killed in a shooting rampage. 

Accused murderer refugee Faisal Hussain didn’t live long enough to see his murder trial become buried by Toronto City Council, Toronto District School Board, as well as local media.

Hussein died at the scene of the crime. And what would have occurred if he had lived? Likely it is that the outcome would match that of the Ibrahim Ali-Marissa Shen murder trial— sublimation, benefit to the accused, and related improprieties.

As it happened, Ex-Toronto Mayor John Tory made a public statement on the murder, as did a representative from TDSB. Several legacy media outlets covered the story. Had the accused not passed away, the circumstances would likely be identical to the situation with Syrian citizen Ibrahim Ali.

 “Reese Fallon, age 18, was a Toronto high school graduate set to study nursing in the fall, identified by her family as one of two people killed in a shooting rampage. The other victim was a 10-year old girl."

All of it rendering Justin Trudeau's idea of justice one of the greatest injustices in Canadian legal history. Pray-tell, how did an uber-globalist organization like United Nations come to influence these issues on such a granular level?

Correct CAP if we are wrong, but isn’t it a rather long walk from United Nations Headquarters to local city councillors and independent media in Red Deer, Alberta?

Mystery abounds— how the heck do they pull this off? What a disgrace. Then again, it's all so "Justin Trudeau," isn't it?

Priority to non-Canadians. Special treatment for refugee killers. Benefit to the criminal, detriment for victims and their families.

Seems our Liberal government wouldn't have it any other way.