🇨🇦 Canadians born after 9/11 far less likely to fear another terror attack, poll finds

One in six Canadians under 25 think terrorism can sometimes be justified, and another one in five do not know. That is not youthful nuance. That is a civilizational failure. The same cohort is also least likely to know what happened on 9/11, with only 47 per cent saying they have good knowledge, as reported. When a country raises adults who barely understand mass murder and then shrugs when they relativize it, the problem is not memory loss. It is elite conditioning.

For years, Canada’s managerial class has trained young people to see the West as the permanent villain, every grievance as an explanation, and every security concern as a moral embarrassment. So of course fewer under-25s fear terrorism and more think Canada is safer now than in 2001. If you erase history, preach root causes, and turn social media into a political classroom, do not act shocked when moral clarity disappears. A sovereign country teaches its people what happened, who did it, and why excuses for terror are poison.

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