Canada Wants To Deport 10,000 refugees

originally posted by: booyakasha
a reply to: JAGStorm

Canada doesn't have a political party with a monopoly on their media which are desperately trying to win an election to gain back their control of the Justice system so they can continue their crime spree without interruption.

Maybe they do though, maybe Canada is just another wing of the British Empire and they will attack America with immigration too because their leaders are part of the same crime syndicate?

Hahahaha! Canada absolutely has a party with a monopoly in their media. 90% of the Canadian media is in the bag for the Liberal Party.

This has been going on for decades and is jo different than the US media being the propaganda arm of the Democrat party.

The big difference is that the CBC is completely funded by the Canadian taxpayer to be the mouthpiece of the Liberal Party.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: JAGStorm

My understanding is that Canada is still pretty much empty. LoL

Can you not just call them colonists 2.0?

I mean imagine the fuss and kerfuffle that would have arisen should the indigenous population have treaded the first batch of immigrants in the same manner? LoL

Uh they indigenous population treated the first immigrants far far worse than anything we have done to these immigrants

Any knowledgeable student of history knows this. Morons that believe in the revisionist bs don't know this. It's pretty clear which batch you belong to.

originally posted by: Skywatcher2011

originally posted by: InTheLight
a reply to: JAGStorm

It appears Trudeau... does what is best for our country...

FALSE

He does what is best to make him look as nice to the world as possible while putting Canada into more financial debt after the last PM balanced the books. Trudeau is driving Canadians into poverty by taxing the sh*t outta the working class and blowing money on stupid programs that DO NOT benefit the majority of the existing Canadian citizens in any way.

The leadership for Canada is being run by what seems like a teenager who hasn't even learned about how to run a country like a business. His vision is that of his dad's, Pierre, who wants to immigrate as many people into this country as possible. Why? Who the f**k knows...but all I know is that right now there is no sense of direction for the country at all. Maybe which is why pot is now legal to get Canadians high and keep them blind or oblivious as to how the country is being run hard into the dirt without prospering any working class citizen for that matter.

Btw..he only got into being PM by tricking many of the millennials who know absolutely NOTHING about economics and what a world leaders' responsibility is to his or her nation. They only say garbage that appeals to what people want to hear...and that is ANYTHING BUT THE TRUTH.

At least Trump says it as it is...I give him more credit for that than someone who responds to questions with a bunch of "Ummmms" and "Aaaaahs"

See this guy sweat??? Reminds me of Marco Rubio LMFAO

Trudeau is an absolute moron. A trust fund idiot that has failed at everything he has ever done except being a trust fund moron. THAT is something he is supremely qualified for and is very, very good at.

He is an incoherent, mumbling fool that can't even answer the most basic of questions.

Every single person that voted for him should have their citizenship revoked, their possessions confiscated and booted from the country and all descendants barred from entry into the country for 100 years on account of their complete and total idiocy.

This by-product of a fling between his slag mother and Fidel needs to be dragged through the streets and then covered in salt.

And every one of his supporters needs the same treatment.

a reply to: Carcharadon

Aye right the indigenous population ""started it"" LoL

Sorry, remind me again who turned up on who's shores?

Be quiet please, you sure are not a student of anything nevermind history, quite possibly a Moron all the same if you think the first batch of ""colonists"" got the raw end of the deal.

Let's see, what did you bring the first nation people as gifts? That would be European infectious diseases such as influenza, measles and smallpox, which they had little to no immunity to fight off.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Carcharadon

Aye right the indigenous population ""started it"" LoL

Sorry, remind me again who turned up on who's shores?

Be quiet please, you sure are not a student of anything nevermind history, quite possibly a Moron all the same if you think the first batch of ""colonists"" got the raw end of the deal.

Let's see, what did you bring the first nation people as gifts? That would be European infectious diseases such as influenza, measles and smallpox, which they had little to no immunity to fight off.

Look at the percent of American Indians population in the US.

That's your proof and evidence of what open borders leads to

a reply to: ConspiracyofRavens

Well by the 1650 native population declined to less than six million.

Some scholars suggest the population estimates of the pre-contact Americas to be as high as 112 million in 1492.

Then again it was not so much colonization as outright sustained invasion regarding some areas.

The world has somewhat changed since the time of Columbus all the same. The fact of the matter is we live in a world where the next continent is only a few hours away, change is inevitable as is the demise of borders eventually, so kick and scream all you want, the future will happen anyway, border and sovereign nations be darned.

The only real borders left in this world are the contents of your bank account, that's your real passport to anywhere you care to travel, as long as it is not empty.

originally posted by: Carcharadon

originally posted by: rickymouse
The leaders of Canada were stupid, they are wising up now. We should not be cutting them down because they are learning from their mistakes.

Wrong. As a Canadian I think they should be ripped to shreds. This is nothing more than pandering to the public before next years election. They won't be removed but the govt will make it seem like they are taking action and then when the election is over this will fade away and the dregs will still be here.

I've seen this song and dance for 30 years from the Liberal Party scum my whole life.

Oh and for all the idiot Americans that advocate against the electoral college let me say in clear and concise terms: you are morons.

In Canada our elections(federal) are over after the votes from Ontario and Quebec are counted. The other provinces have next to no power and no say.

In the last federal election Fancy Socks avoided Alberta completely. This is despite the fact that Alberta IS THE economic engine of Canada. We have no say. No rights and no influence.

If we were in the States we would have a voice because of the electoral college. In Canada? Nothing.

That's your precious first past the post system.

You think the EC is outdated? That simply means that you are idiots. First past the post is an outdated system foisted on us by the British.

It is sad that your forefathers didn't create an electoral college that gave all the areas some sayso as to how things are run. Right now the couple of high population areas rule the country. If they had their way here, New York and California would use their high populations to rule over the rest of the country, making us peons. I will not support these big population states taking over our country.

a reply to: Skywatcher2011

...a complete nut sucking globalist b*tch...

That is bumper-sticker worthy right there

a reply to: Carcharadon

So...you're saying you're not fond of the man?

It sounded like all fan-boy until the salt part.

I live in Canada, my folks came here in 99 from Ex-Yu after the war. Being Canadian, and at one time a refugee i can tell you that this is baloney, what the article says is true but it is justified. I work for the goverment, Canadas version of the IRS, we also enforce benefit programs like welfare and other provincial programs. The reason people are being booted out is simple, the article said it, they have exhausted their stay. They come here and sit on welfare with 10 kids and each of the kids get child support from the goverment, they go to a different province and misspell their names so they can get another welfare cheque, they do not contribute at all. That is why they are getting booted out. When you come here you get to go to school and learn English or French, you get rent paid for the first couple months, Canada furnishes your apartment, gives you money for clothing, food, cutlery, etc. Most people, like my parents, start working after a couple months and get on with their lives and buy a house and raise a family. The other people that are getting kicked out are the ones that are here on a work visa for a year and when time comes they get a lawyer and fight the government so that they can stay, instead of leaving and applying again and coming back. The thing is this, if you want to come to Canada, and become a member of society and be civil, Canada will have you, but if you come here and leech of everybody else, you are getting the boot. Its that simple and its justified. My wife was here on a student visa, we followed all the proper procedures, declared a common law partnership, applied for Permanent Residence and paid thousands in lawyer fees and application fees. We did it the right way, theese people are doing it the wrong way, that is why they are getting booted. Dont let this article blind you, the truth is there, you just have to read a bit further, or ask a Canadian friend.

Cheers

originally posted by: strongfp
a reply to: JAGStorm

Sure. Being them here, but if they dont plan on becoming a citizen, good bye!
This isnt anything new...

How does that differ from the U.S? Answer: It doesn't

originally posted by: strongfp
a reply to: JAGStorm

At least we took in the refugees with open arms and offered them a chance.
The differnece between how Canada deals with it from how the us does is that you have one leader who's rhetoric bleeds xenophobia and one who is welcoming.

And this isnt trudeuas laws, they were put in place before he got into parliament, those laws have always been there to rid people who clearly have no intention of becoming a citizen or at least a landed immigrant.

But oh look Canada! They socialists! Look at them and laugh! Globalist scum! Taking in refugees and such...

How many canadians were harmed in the process of figuring out who is good and bad.

Scary that you are proud of taking in refugees with open arms.

It's just shows how naive you are.

a reply to: Bloodworth

There is a fine line between colonist and refugee really, as is plainly evident by the vast majority of different people who have arrived on your shores since 1492.

Scary you cannot recognize the similarities really, certainly naive in the extreme.

"Bring me you're tired, your poor, your huddled masses" indeed!

Tell me, when did the "sorry no vacancies, we are full" sign go up exactly?

Canada just like America, for most intents and purpose, is empty, vast tracts of land where no one is even around. Personally, i really don't see an issue.

a reply to: andy06shake
Agreed, even tiny Britain could take more, we just need the housing stock built, which in turn creates jobs etc...
The US is indeed empty in comparison to Britain.
I support Britain's strong stance on kicking out illegals who are not eligible to asylum though, same as if I went to Australia and overstayed my visa I'd expect to be kicked out.
Britain kicks Australians who overstay their visa when they get caught. Immigration law is colour blind.

originally posted by: Carcharadon
A trust fund idiot that has failed at everything he has ever done

Not exactly factually correct - he did manage to become the Prime Minister of Canada.

This by-product of a fling between his slag mother

Stay classy, brah.

Good ranting though, you feel better now?

a reply to: CornishCeltGuy

I don't have a problem with accommodating refugees, as long as the poor souls are not dumped, in mass, into our already overcrowded, poverty-stricken, intercity, housing schemes and projects, the left to there own devices.

The notion of a border is nonsensical on an island surrounded by sea if you ask me, natural border right there.

The fact of the matter is though, that in a world where the next continent over, is only really a few hours away, borders are somewhat counterproductive to freedom of movment, commerce and trade. There time is just about over.

As to the refugees through, if we bomb them, they will come.

Can't complain about that.

a reply to: Bloodworth

Not many? I don't know, crime hasn't become rampant, it's normal as usual.
You're doing a lot of guess work and assuming here. The only time I have heard on the news, locally, about I guess you'd call them immigrants were gangs of east Indian people were having stick fights in parks late at night, but that's nothing compared to when the Italian mobs and hells angels murdering multiple people a week back in the 80s and 90s.

a reply to: LordOfDestruction

Yes to much of this.

I've just returned home after a two-year working holiday in Canada, and having met other temporary residents, second- and third-gen immigrants and relatives of the former, this is how it works. While politicians suck in general, the Canadian government is pretty generous to foreign nationals relative to other Western powers.

I had a good time there, and it was over when it was over. But guess what? Whenever I told people that I was leaving, they were like, "But you can extend your visa, right? Is there anything I can do? Oh, there are really good lawyers for that...". It's funny, because the people bemoaning how easy it is to get in are often the same ones telling you to how to use the loopholes.

Loopy, huh?

Then again, I understand why others would be tempted to game the system. If some sort of economic, natural, or martial catastrophe suddenly engulfed the UK (or, dare I say, the entire USA), you can bet your hide that the rest of the world would be beset with native Anglophones seeking asylum. I often picture that scenario with dread whenever I hear the most vile rhetoric condemning Third World immigrants. Sweeping generalisations are inherently faulty, and we never know when we'll get dealt with a bad hand.

a reply to: Bloodworth

To be honest, in all the time that I've spent in Canada - and I've lived there more than once - the only time my life (or the lives of my friends) was in danger was in the wake of a crazy Canadian dude snapping.

And I'm not joking. People almost died. It's scary how close it was to dropping the 'almost'.

But I don't think all white dudes are dangerous. Hell, my best friend's white*


*well, half Cree... but he listens to the Beastie Boys, so take what you will from that, lol.

a reply to: ihavenoaccount

My friend moved to Canada maybe 15 years ago. Had a lot of trouble finding work because he wasn't Canadian.