🇨🇦 Canada still debating terrorists after attacks on our soil

Kata’ib Hezbollah has been on the U.S. terror list since 2009, yet Ottawa in 2026 still needs Pierre Poilievre to remind Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree to do his job. A senior commander is accused of coordinating 20 attempted and completed attacks in Europe and North America, including the March 10 shooting at the U.S. consulate in Toronto and an attack on a Canadian synagogue, as reported. But in the managerial state, everything is process, delay, and paperwork until somebody gets shot.

This is the Trudeau-era legacy in one frame: porous borders, elite denial, and imported foreign conflicts metastasizing inside Canada while ministers mumble about due process. Anandasangaree admitted only 24 former IRGC officials were identified and just one had been deported. One. That is not enforcement; that is theatre for a government more interested in optics than sovereignty. If a regime-linked network can allegedly target Jewish Canadians and operate here while Ottawa hesitates over labels, then the state is not protecting the country. It is managing decline with a diversity brochure.

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