Trudeau’s Canada Serves As Launching Pad For Jihad Terror Plot In USA

"If we succeed this would be the largest Attack on US soil since 9/11, referring to the 11 September 2001 attack by al-Qaeda," stated the alleged terrorist.

"If we succeed with our plan this would be the largest Attack on US soil since 9/11, referring to the 11 September 2001 attack by al-Qaeda," stated the alleged terrorist.

Currently, the US Department of Justice is seeking the suspect's extradition from Canada.

“The defendant was allegedly determined to kill Jewish people here in the United States, FBI Director Christopher Wray said.

What hasn't been said-- at least up to this point-- is how Muhammad Shahzeb Khan got into Canada in the first place. What has been said is that PM Justin Trudeau's Liberal government has transitioned our country to a "terrorist-friendly" society.

"Liberal Immigration Policy Risks Turning Canada Into Terrorist Haven”

August 7th, 2024: "The RCMP arrested two Toronto residents, Ahmed Fouad Mostafa Eldidi, 62, and his son Mostafa, 26, on terrorism charges. Before they were taken into custody, the pair had allegedly recorded a video holding weapons in front of an ISIS flag."

According to media reports Mostafa Eldidi is not a Canadian citizen. And neither is the latest by-product of Liberal government's immigration policy. How is it that Canada so successfully morphed into a repository for Islamic terror plots?

To look no further than Canada's "progressive" prime minister would be a mistake. PM Trudeau has spent nine years promoting, funding and advancing 3rd World political interests, Sikh and Muslim most of all.

Gazing beyond Trudeau, into Cabinet appointments over the course of his tenure, adds additional insight to the equation.

"Maryam Monsef, born Monsefzadeh, is a former Afghan Canadian politician. She served as the member of Parliament for the riding of Peterborough—Kawartha from 2015 to 2021 as a member of the Liberal Party of Canada."

"In 2014, Monsef was offered a job in Afghanistan but was unable to enter the country because of security concerns. She then went to Iran to work on relief efforts for Afghan refugees, which encouraged her to focus on political endeavours."

Right. Subsequently, insightful Canadians would come to understand the "orientation" of MP Monsef's political endeavors.

“The Nikah ceremony is a great symbol of that whole matrimonial practice/process. Sharia fascinates me :)" stated Monsef regarding Sharia law, Islam's religious code of conduct.

'Monsef has been criticized for stating that she was born in Afghanistan, when in fact she was born in Iran."

It took more than this to take down a Liberal MP of unknown origin. It wasn't until she made the following statement that Canadians caught wind of her political orientation:

“On August 25, 2021, during a press conference, Monsef sparked controversy after she referred to Taliban militants as "her brothers."

MP Iqra Khalid, dual Canadian-Pakistani citizen, is another Liberal MP who indulges in extreme ethno-centricism.

"MP Khalid, who led debate in the House of Commons on M-103, said the common definition of Islamophobia is the ‘irrational hate of Muslims that leads to discrimination,’ and that her motion must not remove the word."

"Opponents of M-103 have raised concerns the motion will infringe on free speech and could lead to Shariah law in Canada."

"Conservative MP David Anderson tabled a motion to counter M-103 that removes the reference to Islamophobia and instead calls on government to condemn all forms of systemic racism and discrimination of Muslims, Jews, Christians, Sikhs, Hindus, and other religious communities."

The Liberals would have nothing of it. M103 would remain exclusive to MP Khalid’s religious faith. Fast-forward five years, and the Trudeau government are endorsing offerings of Sharia mortgages for homebuyers.

Yet, in terms of open-door immigration, Trudeau's most critical move was yet to come. It arrived in the form of yet another half-citizen, in this case MP Ahmed Hussen, dual Canadian-Somali Cabinet Member.

“On January 10, 2017, Ahmed Hussen was appointed minister of immigration as part of a Cabinet shuffle by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau."

"As immigration minister, Hussen announced on 2017 the Government of Canada will welcome nearly one million immigrants over the next three years." 

Can such a situation exist as the catalyst by which terrorism from the Middle East has proliferated on Canadian soil? CAP can't say for certain. But the connection may contain the seeds for a rise in fundamentalist terror activities. Six years on, and Hussen is still working the ethnocentric ticket:

May 3rd, 2024: "Canada is providing $65 million in developmental funding and humanitarian relief to Lebanon, International Development Minister Ahmed Hussen said Friday."

Benefit to Canada? Nothing. It's the "Hussen-style," to be certain.

September 5th, 2024: "Lebanon's justice ministry formally accused former central bank governor Riad Salameh of financial crimes. Salameh, 73, was arrested on Tuesday over alleged financial crimes including illicit enrichment through public funds."

We come to understand the manner in which PM Justin Trudeau has re-oriented Canadian society. Additionally, we recognize a complete absence of citizen endorsement.

Cultural Action Party [est.2016] find it fascinating how Canadian media shy away from analyzing these developments. It reminds us of a similar dynamic from the past-- Pierre Trudeau and his embracement of communist China, and it's illicit manifestations on Canadian soil.

In terms of terror, the current spectacle is a doozy. The goal was mass murder. Attempting to enter the United States from Canada, the FBI interceded. Without this, who knows what would have transpired.

"Officials say that in messages he sent to the undercover agents, he said New York is perfect to target jews [sic] because of its relatively large Jewish population."

"Law enforcement apprehended Khan while he attempted to cross over into the United States. He was arrested about 12 miles (18km) from the US-Canada border."

"Missed it by that much." Still, there's always the next time. By way of Justin Trudeau and his "progressive" Liberal government, there's little doubt a future opportunity will arise.