Like clockwork, Prime Minister Mark Carney and his fellow spineless European leaders opted to give the world’s Jewish community a New Year’s gift.
Just like last year, days before Rosh Hashanah, Carney and his fellow agent in crime Anita Anand came out with their latest anti-Israel edict—one sure to fan the flames of antisemitism in Canada even further.
One year ago, just on the eve of the Jewish New Year, Carney announced along with his WEF buddies that he would recognize the state of Palestine, essentially rewarding Hamas for its atrocities of Oct. 7.
This year he took aim at the settlements in the West Bank, stating that Canada, France and the UK will boycott the import of goods from settlements and take targeted measures against those (Jews/Israelis and others) who enable them and/or profit from them.
He also reiterated support for a two-state solution, which has been a non-starter for years.
He made the statement unilaterally without consulting with Parliament or acknowledging that Hamas has met none of the conditions he set a year ago (such as getting out of Gaza).
Yet again, that earned him praise from Hamas and the Jew haters:
But that is very typical of King Carney, who contradicts himself regularly, gaslighting us with opposing messages.
In fact, as is predictable with this dangerous man, he posted a Rosh Hashanah greeting Friday.
There are no other words to describe him but soulless:
But he’s not as adept as he thinks he is when it comes to geopolitics,
He keeps calling for a two-state solution, even though the Palestine Authority under both Yasser Arafat and Mahmoud Abbas have consistently rejected this path to peace.
Former US president Bill Clinton has stated emphatically that the Palestinians didn’t want a peace deal.
Perhaps Carney and his WEF friends should watch Clinton’s clips:
Meanwhile, after allowing the terrorist contingent to run rampant on the streets of Toronto for three years, even shooting at my own synagogue, Mayor Olivia Chow held a photo op Tuesday to claim that police enforcement would be ramped up during this weekend’s Jewish New Year activities.
Oh joy. It must be six weeks until a municipal election.
If Chow really meant what she was saying, she would have not have been MIA at a debate on antisemitism Tuesday night — one attended by 1,200 people.
Her excuse was that her campaign didn’t start until the next day — an insulting and flimsy reason.
To make matters worse, she was spotted that very night attending a TIFF party on the 35th floor of a downtown condo.
Not only she is a coward and a liar, she didn’t even have the good judgement to lay low that night.
Parties and free food and alcohol were calling.
That said. those with common sense have her number.
We know from three years of experience that she doesn’t mean a thing she says about protecting us.
The increased enforcement should have happened three years ago before synagogues and Jewish businesses were shot up and people attacked on the streets merely for wearing identifying symbols like yarmulkes.
The disingenuousness and lack of moral compass we’ve seen from Chow and Carney—and the fact that Ford has chosen to bury his head in the sand — have left my community cynical and disillusioned.
In fact, we have come to realize that their words are empty and we are on our own.
I guess I will find out this weekend whether Chow is doing anything to protect us or whether she merely said what she said as an election campaign ploy.