🇨🇦 Secret justice for a public disaster

The transcripts that helped trigger Project South stay buried under a publication ban, because in Canada the public gets crime, chaos, and imported gang fallout, while the system gets secrecy and soothing legal euphemisms. Ontario Superior Court has decided the citizens footing the bill do not need to see the material behind a major probe, as reported. Transparency is apparently for lectures about democracy, not for cases touching public safety.

This is the Trudeau-era formula in miniature: flood the country, weaken borders, posture about inclusion, then clamp down on information once the consequences turn ugly. Courts and officials will insist this is about process, not politics. Sure. Meanwhile ordinary Canadians are expected to absorb the costs of demographic recklessness and transnational criminal networks without access to the facts. National sovereignty is not just border control. It also means a justice system that serves the nation instead of shielding institutions from embarrassment.

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