Justin (R) and Sasha Trudeau at their father's funeral in 2000
The Israel friendly
position of the former Harper government which prevailed for nearly a
decade is now an object of scorn and derision among Prime
Minister Justin Trudeau’s elite advisors and foreign policy eminences. His campaign
team received considerable advisory input from the Obama White-House during
Canada’s 2015 Federal election, as did far left Labour party leader
Edward Miliband in Britain’s National election that same year.
They are the same
domineering Quebec-based ‘elite’ which has always regarded Israel and
Zionism with cold apathy at best, and include the pro-“Palestinian” and
BDS activism of the Prime Minister's brother Alexandre ("Sasha") Trudeau.
It’s hardly surprising, because repeated polls over the last twenty years persistently indicate a significantly higher level of support for the "Palestinian" cause among Quebecois people than any other comparable demography in North America.
It’s hardly surprising, because repeated polls over the last twenty years persistently indicate a significantly higher level of support for the "Palestinian" cause among Quebecois people than any other comparable demography in North America.
But let’s have a
closer look at some of the well known personnel who have emerged from their
decade long cocoons. One of the most notorious is Louise Arbour, former
UN Commissioner of “human rights” (2004 to 2008) and a former justice of
Canada’s Supreme Court. Her international career began in 1996, when noted
legal eminence Richard Goldstone recommended that she should be his
‘replacement’ on the UN’s International Criminal Tribunal. But, her finest hour
came on January 24, 2008 when she welcomed the “entry into legal force” of the
Arab Charter of Human Rights”, whose founding policy statement is: Article 2(3): “All forms of racism, Zionism and foreign occupation constitute
an impediment to human dignity and a major barrier to the exercise of the
fundamental rights of peoples. All such practices must be condemned and efforts
must be deployed for their ELIMINATION”.
No wonder P.M. Trudeau
campaigned so enthusiastically among Canada’s 1.3.million strong Muslim
communities. He has rewarded them well. Many of them now serve his government in
strategically inserted advisory positions.
No explanation of
Quebec’s traditional isolationism and ambivalence toward a robust Canadian
Military participation in world affairs would be complete, without reference to
the long-standing ‘quid pro quo’ that exists between Quebec’s political
elite and their ‘friends’ at the top of the UN food chain. This “arrangement”
virtually guarantees near unanimous recognition of a unilateral declaration of
independence by Quebec: Within its present borders, should the request be made
to that august body...Which would mortally bisect Canada’s geographical
contiguity East of James and Hudson Bay. It’s the most open diplomatic ‘secret”
on Earth.
Canada's new Foreign
Minister is Stephane Dion, who once ran against former PM Stephen Harper
for Prime Minister of Canada. He was a dual citizen of France at the time. He
still is. It’s quite taboo to bring this up in polite discourse in Canada. Just
like his connections with the UN’s most toxic bureaucracies. And his
own ambivalence toward the BDS movement.
None of the
foregoing was unexpected. As is the inevitable recognition of the state
of “Palestine” which is on the Trudeau-Dion’s
short term diplomatic horizon.
No comments:
Post a Comment