🇨🇦 Deadly shooting, comforting slogans

The sharpest tell is the headline itself: a deadly shooting gets laundered into a feel-good sermon about a multicultural neighbourhood uniting in grief. Yes, grief is real. So is the regime’s refusal to ask what kind of country Trudeau-era social engineering has built. In Côte-des-Neiges, the script is always the same: no hard questions, no policy accountability, just civic therapy and pious clichés, as reported.

Canada’s managerial class wants the public mourning the symptom while never naming the system. Endless population churn, weak assimilation, imported tensions, hollowed-out policing, and politicians obsessed with diversity branding over public order. Then the media arrives to reassure everyone that the real story is togetherness. Convenient. National cohesion is not created by slogans after blood is spilled on a Montreal street. A sovereign country protects its own streets first, instead of treating every failure of elite policy as another opportunity for sentimental multicultural PR.

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