🇨🇦 Critical water systems run on ancient software, and Ottawa still wants us obsessed with pronouns

The real scandal is not that hostile actors may be probing North American water systems. The scandal is that governments spent a decade preening about inclusion seminars and digital governance buzzwords while basic infrastructure sat exposed. The piece reported that water utilities across the U.S. and Canada face growing cyber risk, with attention on Iranian-linked activity after earlier incidents involving Israeli-made control equipment. In other words, core public services are wired into foreign tech dependencies and left hanging out in the open.

This is what late-stage Trudeau-era statecraft looks like: endless lectures about resilience, zero seriousness about sovereignty. A country that cannot secure water, power, telecoms, or borders is not a serious country, just a managed territory inside the globalist supply chain. Canada should be hardening local infrastructure, auditing foreign-made industrial systems, and treating utilities as national-security assets, not as afterthoughts while bureaucrats cosplay as world savers at summits.

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