For years, every time a port, highway, work site or rail line was blockaded by B.C. activists, there was a good chance Pakistani national Zain Haq was not too far away. He’s been arrested at least 10 times, convicted of mischief charges, and has been pretty open about his role in leading a foreign-funded 'rebellion' against the Canadian government.And now, after a years-long effort by the Canada Border Services Agency to secure Haq’s deportation, the 23-year-old’s removal was stayed at the 11th hour, due to the intervention of the Trudeau government.
In other '
diversity/strength' news...
-- "The Royal Canadian Mounted Police says it has uncovered a plot by by Fathi Ben Ahmed Mhaouek, 61, and Mahmud Mohamed Elsuwaye Sayeh, 37, to sell Chinese drones and military equipment to Libya. The men worked for the International Civil Aviation Organization, a specialized United Nations agency with headquarters in Montreal." --
Ah, yes... if only
we could be more like Sri Lanka.
