🇨🇦 Canada can import chaos, but apparently not solve mass murder

Forty years after the Air India bombing killed 329 people, the RCMP is reportedly pulling resources from the investigation. That is not closure, that is institutional surrender dressed up as bureaucracy, as reported. Families are left watching the state mumble about commitment while quietly shrinking the file. Peak Ottawa: endless cash for consultants, diversity seminars and global virtue signalling, but somehow not enough urgency for the deadliest terrorist attack in Canadian history.

This is what a hollowed-out post-national state looks like. Canada spent decades pretending imported extremism was a sensitivity issue instead of a sovereignty issue, then acted shocked when justice never arrived. Liberal elites love lecturing citizens about trust in institutions, yet those same institutions cannot finish the job on a case that exposed security failure, political cowardice and multicultural delusion in one blast. A serious country would pursue accountability until the last lead died. Our managerial class would rather move on, rebrand, and keep the borders open.

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