🇨🇦 Imported conflicts, outsourced sovereignty

India’s high commissioner just called the RCMP probe into alleged Indian interference a fantasy, and honestly that is the most Trudeau-era sentence imaginable. Canada imported the world, let diaspora politics metastasize on our soil, then acts shocked when foreign states, activists, and security agencies are all elbow-deep in the same mess. Dinesh Patnaik says CSIS is politically compromised and the Nijjar investigation was politicized, as reported. Hard to dismiss that outright when Ottawa has spent years turning intelligence, policing, and diplomacy into partisan theatre.

This is what post-national governance looks like in practice. Not sovereignty, not statecraft, just a weak federal elite juggling ethnic vote banks, global talking points, and imported separatist feuds while ordinary Canadians get the bill and the instability. Trudeau’s crowd opened the doors, fragmented the civic core, and now every transnational grievance network gets a Canadian postal code. A serious country would reduce dependence on mass migration, reassert loyalty to Canada first, and stop pretending diversity management is a substitute for nationhood.

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