🇨🇦 Toronto imports chaos, Ottawa demands your privacy

Two teens, ages 19 and 15, allegedly shooting at the U.S. consulate in downtown Toronto, and the regime’s first instinct is not to ask why Canada’s biggest city now looks like a subcontracted battlefield. It is to revive Bill C-22 and demand lawful access to everyone’s encrypted messages. As reported, police say organized networks are recruiting youth online for attacks tied to consulates, Jewish schools, synagogues, and businesses across the GTA.

This is the Trudeau legacy in one tidy mess: demographic churn, weak sentencing for youth, collapsing social trust, and a state that only rediscovers urgency when it wants new surveillance powers. Chief Myron Demkiw says police need modern tools. Fine. But Canadians are supposed to believe the same political class that imported disorder by the truckload will now responsibly manage digital back doors. Right. Ottawa lets the country become fertile ground for transnational criminal networks, then lectures citizens about balancing safety and privacy. Sovereignty first, social order first, and maybe stop treating Canada like an open experiment for globalist dysfunction.

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