by Spencer Fernando
February 28, 2018
The Jaspal Atwal debacle points to the desperate need to investigate and eradicate any extremist influence over the Canadian Federal Government.
Former Liberal cabinet Minister Ujjal Dosanjh – who Jaspal Atwal was accused (though not convicted) of attempting to kill – has raised a serious warning about the influence of Khalistani extremists over the Canadian government
Here’s what Dosanjh said in a radio interview:
“Do you have no shame?” is the question you put to the prime minister.
Oh, absolutely. Do we have no shame? I mean, do we have no shame that we are taking, as part of our delegations, our receptions, the man who tried to kill an Indian cabinet minister? That’s what I meant.
And I said that the Khalistani sympathies … have seeped deep into the veins of our political system, and I maintain that.
Part of the reason the government of India and the Indians are mad is that Canadian politicians have never stopped — never ever stopped — going to these parades where these violent murderers like [Air India bombing mastermind] Talwinder Parmar are glorified as heroes.”
Dosanjh’s concerns must be taken seriously.
We are seeing what is, in many ways, a failure of integration. While many people of all backgrounds integrate very well into the Canadian family, there are some who keep fighting old battles and use Canada as a base to settle-scores overseas – or to attack innocent Canadian citizens.
That’s what has happened with Khalistani extremists.
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