The war between Israel and Hamas has given both of these Manchurian candidates plenty of opportunities to become entangled in the strings of their controllers, and they haven’t disappointed. That said, Trudeau seems intent on winning this leg of the competition.
While Muslims are screaming, “Hitler, please come back and kill all the Jews,” and others are shooting up a Jewish girl's school, Trudeau thought it would be a good idea to provide 5000 visas for Gazans.
Like Biden, who refuses to close the borders to build the Democrats' voting base, Trudeau seems keen on importing voters and chaos into Canada. Trudeau’s position is diametrically opposed to that of former Prime Minister Stephen Harper. Under Harper, Canada was a sanctuary for Jews. Under Trudeau, it is rapidly becoming a nightmare.
The number of temporary resident visas allotted to Canadians’ relatives living in the enclave has increased fivefold from the 1,000 visas announced in a special program by Canada in December.
Immigration Minister Marc Miller tried to justify the decision by saying:
“While movement out of Gaza is not currently possible, the situation may change at any time. With this cap increase, we will be ready to help more people as the situation evolves.”
“Conditions there are changing drastically day by day, making our efforts both more urgent and more challenging. The biggest challenge continues to be what Canada does not control, in particular, who can exit the Gaza Strip.”
“I want to make it clear to family members. Canada continues to put in every effort on every level to facilitate safe exit of their loved ones. While we have been limited in our success, it is certainly not for lack of trying.”