🇨🇦 Canada imports dissidents, then pretends foreign interference is a mystery

A Hong Kong activist flees Beijing’s pressure and lands in Vancouver, where she says she’ll keep speaking out against CCP persecution. Good. But the real indictment is of Ottawa, which spent years sleepwalking while Chinese state intimidation networks operated on Canadian soil like they owned the lease. Even now, our ruling class acts shocked that people who escape authoritarianism still have to watch their backs here, as reported.

This is what post-national governance looks like: endless sermons about diversity and inclusion, zero seriousness about sovereignty. Trudeau’s crowd opened the gates, hollowed out trust, and treated foreign interference as a PR inconvenience until it became impossible to ignore. Canada is supposed to be a refuge from intimidation, not a satellite venue for it. If Ottawa cannot guarantee that exiles are safe from Beijing’s reach in Vancouver, then all the human-rights branding is just regime-approved decorative wallpaper.

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