The government of Canada is no less responsible for the climate of chaos and violence which prevails at this time in Europe and the Middle East. It claims a non-combat role in Iraq, Syria and Lebanon while it props up the invasions by the U.S. and European powers, and the groups that engage in acts of terror under the guise that they form a legitimate opposition. Canada claims that its model of “strength in diversity” should be followed by all countries while it works to overthrow secular and independent states in West Asia and North Africa claiming that it supports freedom of religion and the rights of women.
CPC(M-L) opposes hypocritical attempts to promote “Canadian values” in a way that deprives the people of their right to conscience. The questions which concern matters of war and peace, security and rights concern the peoples everywhere. CPC(M-L) calls on Canadians to go all out to make sure it is they, and not the rulers who have brought Canada under U.S. command, who determine Canada’s role internationally.
Stéphane Dion, Minister of Foreign Affairs, met with Adel Al Jubeir, Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs in Ottawa on Dec. 17, 2015 and issued the following statement : “I congratulated the Minister on his leadership in bringing together the Syrian opposition parties, an important step toward a much-needed political resolution to the crisis.” After the U.S., the feudal and theocratic Saudi monarchy is the second-largest purchaser of arms exported from Canada, its second most important ally after Israel, and organizer of the Riyadh conference in mid-December of “jihadists” terrorist factions.
What is the “much-needed political resolution”? It’s rather like the smoke arising from pouring oil on the fire.
The New York Times reported, “Islamist delegates objected to using the word ‘democracy’ in the final statement, so the term ‘democratic mechanism’ was used instead, according to a member of one such group who attended the meeting.” Even this new definition of democracy and rights was too much for one of the invitees, Ahrar al-Sham, one of the principal jihadist factions fighting side-by-side with Al Qaeda’s Nusra Front, the two key elements inside the Saudi-created Army of Conquest, which uses sophisticated U.S.-supplied TOW missiles to kill Syrian government troops and civilians.
Ahrar al-Sham announced its withdrawal from the Riyadh conference because the meeting didn’t “confirm the Muslim identity of our people.” Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has sought to maintain a secular government that protects the rights of Christians, Alawites, Shiites and other religious minorities, but Sunni terrorists have been fighting to overthrow him since 2011. Despite Ahrar al-Sham’s rejection of the Saudi-organized conference, all the participants, including one from Ahrar al-Sham who apparently wasn’t aware of his faction’s announcement, signed the agreement, the Times reported.
On Jan. 28, Minister Dion, speaking to the Ottawa Forum, described theocratism as a major obstacle to advancing of human rights in different countries, and said championing all rights is essential. “Human rights are interdependent, universal and indivisible,” he said. “How can you enjoy freedom of religion if you don’t have freedom of conscience? Freedom of speech? Freedom of mobility?”
On Feb. 24, Minister Dion went to Istanbul, where he “also participated in a round table with members of the National Coalition for Syrian Revolutionary and Opposition Forces to discuss ongoing efforts to bring an end to the Syrian conflict.” This grouplet was cobbled together under the auspices of the US State Department in Doha, Qatar in November 2012; declared by Obama to be the “sole legitimate representative of the Syrian people” on December 11, 2012; and bivouacked in five star hotels in Turkey. The NATO powers and the Gulf States are now demanding a federal state with “democratic mechanisms” organized on a religious and sectarian basis a la destroyed Yugoslavia.
Sure enough, when the delegation of the “opposition” met with the Dauphin of Montreal’s foreign deputy, they were introduced by their revolutionary leader to Minister Dion as follows: “here is a token Christian, here is a token secular, here is a token woman, and here is a token Kurd trained by your Special Forces and the search for the token `Alawite continues.”
The Catholic Liberal, Renegade of the Quiet Revolution, and Grand Protector of secularism (qui “issu d’une famille très séculière qui ne participait jamais aux célébrations religieuses à l’époque où presque tous les Canadiens français allaient à la messe, assistant à l’émergence de la laïcité au Québec,” according to Wikipedia) was overwhelmed with their inclusiveness, religious parity and new definition of rights and democracy. Tears welled in his eyes.
As the blood flowed in the streets of Ankara, journalists carted off to prison and Canadian Special Forces deployed to Lebanon and Jordan, Minister Dion briefed them on the Canadian way. “All rights are together!,” he declared. “A token Christian, a token secular, a token woman, and here is a token Kurd trained by our Special Forces. May your search for the token `Alawite continue. Strength in diversity! The Canadian way! A model for you! That is our approach to see improvements of human rights in Canada and around the world!”
Minister Dion announced he will dole out technical and advisory support to certain groups in the negotiations instead of supporting the peace process itself, thereby creating even more refugees that Canada may aid. Labour mobility! The grateful ones were truly blessed to be awarded such an enormous privilege. Hail to the wondrous blessing and gallant sanction bestowed upon the lowly servants of the Realm! Minister Dion invited these champs of all rights out for dinner and a joy ride on a wonderful, not quite bankrupt Bombardier CSeries to Kobani and back. The whole affair was very hush hush; Minister Dion was unaccompanied by a single reporter from Canada. For the information of our Canadian readers, in the interests of full transparency, we are posting a file photo of a typical dinner held by these revolutionaries, showing their philanthropic deeds among the poor and wretched of the earth :
While refugees starve, the heads of the CIA/Turkey/Saudi-organized Syrian “opposition” meet in a fancy hotel in Turkey to allegedly discuss the food crisis in the Syrian cities. None of these gluttons was there to discuss food crisis in Syria | Posted by Saif Ul Abideen on Facebook.
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