"Canada is back"? Justin's Defence Minister not invited to Paris anti-ISIS meeting

The United States Defence Secretary is hosting a meeting tomorrow in Paris to plan the war against ISIS. But Canada isn't invited.

Of course not.

Justin Trudeau, in his very first phone call with Barack Obama, told Obama that he was abandoning the military coalition against the Islamic State.

Now, weirdly, it’s been nearly three months since Trudeau told Obama he’d withdraw our jets. And he hasn’t. But Obama has taken him at his word.

Omar Alghabra, the Liberal parliamentary secretary for foreign affairs, is trying to spin this snub. (Wait until you hear what he said. I’ve never heard a more pitiful excuse.)

Remember: Alghabra is the former president of the Canadian Arab Federation and he’s the guy behind Trudeau’s refusal to call Muslim terrorism by its proper name.

But according to Trudeau and Alghabra, if we stop fighting the Islamic State and supporting Israel, maybe the terrorists will leave us alone.

Yet in the past week, one Canadian was murdered by Muslim terrorists in Jakarta, Indonesia, and another six Canadians were murdered by Muslim terrorists in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso.

Those six Canadians killed were all from a Christian church, in Quebec, doing a humanitarian relief mission there. But instead of going to their church in Quebec and standing in solidarity with them, Trudeau went to a mosque in Peterborough, where he precisely did not condemn Islamic terrorism, but rather posed for selfies.

What's that Liberal hashtag — "Canada is Back"? Yeah. Back at the kids table, while the adults meet in Paris, without us.


Guest Marc Lebuis from Point de Bascule Canada is an expert researcher on the spread of radical Islam in Canada. His research provides more reasons that prove that the RCMP's plan for a hijab uniform is a bad idea.

This information comes directly from the writings of powerful and influential imams, including one man who has been referred to as "the Pope of Sunni Islam."

What do they say about the hijab? It is clearly meant to be a garment that differentiates Muslim women from infidels and other "inferiors;" it is NOT demanded for reasons of modesty alone. It is political clothing that is completely inappropriate for any police force.

PS: No other Canadian media has picked up the story we broke about the RCMP hijab. I talk about why.


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