Carney Threw Canadian Jews Under the Bus...Shame on Anthony Housefather & Rachel Bendayan...And The Big Bully Is...

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Mark Carney not only threw Canadian Jews under the bus, he then proceeded to roll over all of us. He best beware as the photo above alludes to. Eventually, this will come back to bite him.

What was most galling about Carney's speech was his arrogance at the choice of people to sit on his latest and useless 'advisory committee on antisemitism.

We follow someone by the name of Gerard Mercer. His analysis of what is happening politically in Canada is always eloquent and right on. He got it right this time as well.

"Enter the new Ministerial Advisory Council on Rights, Equality and Inclusion... a stacked sham heavy with Muslims, their allies, and antisemitism voices, granting token Jewish representation."

"...The $75 million for security infrastructure? Blood money for barricades because Ottawa refuses to secure Jewish life without apology. This wasn't leadership, it was damage control.

Carney knows what's coming... President Trump is preparing to expose Canada's betrayal of Jews by offering a streamlined U.S. migration pathway for persecuted Canadian Jews to enter the USA."

We certainly hope this is the case and that people take Trump up on this offer.

But there's more.

One moment at the event raised more than a few eyebrows.

We assumed Anthony Housefather was not present there. Several members of parliament were recognized from the stage, and his name was conspicuously absent. It turns out he was there all along.

So while other MPs were acknowledged, Housefather was not mentioned once. Whether deliberate or not, the omission spoke volumes.

After this public humiliation, one has to wonder how hollow a person Mr. Housefather really is. Exactly how desperate is he to hold onto his salary? And how does he stay in a party that literally threw Canada's Jews under the bus on Monday?

He has no moral compass whatsoever and again we reiterate that he should be banned from representing his party at any Jewish events in Canada.

Unless they leave that party, we will continue to call him and Rachel Bendayan out because as Jews elected to government, they have a responsibility to speak up for their own people.

Instead, misguided loyalty to their political party becomes a betrayal of their own communities. Housefather and Bendayan have abdicated both their principals and responsibilities.

Shame on them. Shame on them.

In case you were wondering if Canadian Jews are alone in being let loose by their government, think again.

An Israeli Jew tried to book a hotel in Bavaria which is in Germany. He got this reply: "Sorry, there are no Jews allowed in our hotel."

Once this went viral, the hotel made sure to apologize to the Israeli giving the usual this is not who we are drivel.

To their credit, @bookingcom has banned this hotel from its website.

Clearly the hotel has received some serious backlash as they sent an apology to the guest and offered him and his family a free one-week stay "to get to know us personally, and to prove to you that we are not bad people who discriminate against others."

While the manager of the hotel may not be an outright antisemite, clearly there are people in Germany who feel very free to say how they really feel about Jews. We suggest you eliminate Bavaria from your bucket list of places to go.

When multiple people, independently and at personal risk, feel compelled to speak to the media anonymously about a leader's conduct, it is worth paying attention. The portrait emerging of Mark Carney can be summed up in one word: bully.

He is the boss and those sitting in a room with him best never forget it. Aside from the fact that being a bully is terrible behavior, there is another issue that is important to point out.

Let's start with some examples: A Nova Scotia MP raised concerns over negative perceptions of the government’s changes to the Indian Act and received a stunning rebuke from Carney.

Or this one: A Winnipeg MP who happens to be a physician, was told not to come to the prime minister with his concerns over the lack of federal response to Alberta’s two-tiered health care Bill 11.

So what's the problem? It is deceptively simple: There are 343 ridings in Canada, each one with their own elected member of parliament. Each riding is unique with its own needs and wants.

It is the member of parliament of each riding that is our voice in Ottawa.

If Mr. Carney does not allow his mp's to speak and only his needs and wants are recognized, then what's the point of having individual ridings? Just have an election for prime minister and call it a day.

Mr. Carney is the poster boy for the do-you-know-who-I-am jerks of the world. Dressing like a banker doesn't hide anything. It just makes the arrogance look more polished.

Two more nails in the coffin of the Defence, Security, and Resilience Bank putting its head office in Montreal.

Let's start with what they are seeing on social media: Not one, but two amazing cardiologists are leaving Montreal and Canada. Partially due to the bureaucratic insanity of our medical system and partly because of the open antisemitism which is happening completely unchecked.

We ask you, who in their right mind would move an entire head office to quebec when the government keeps passing nitpicking, useless legislation to 'protect' the french language that needs no protection.

The last stupidity is this:

The bill requires that vocational training and adult general education programs be offered in French. This requirement applies to both school service centres and private educational institutions that receive government subsidies.

An exception is made for individuals who are entitled to English-language education under the Charter of the French Language. Those individuals may continue to receive vocational and adult education services in English.

The legislation also prohibits anyone who does not qualify for English-language instruction from receiving these services in English. Institutions that fail to comply with the new rules could face penalties.

It's the last part that should have the new bank taking notice. If they want to attract the best and brightest what are they going to do when those families do not qualify for english language instruction? Beg the government to allow them in schools? Seriously?

Who needs this bs? Certainly not this bank. Wait for it. This bank will wind up in Toronto where people can send their kids to any school they want with no qualifications.

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