>>7721580
Agreed Anon, but my feeling is that the northern border may be an even greater threat. There is no wall. There is a lot of wilderness along the northern border. And we have a government who is complicit with Iran.
´´´A Canadian U-turn on Iran’´´
Most alarming to the U.S. has been Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's position on Iran, where the regime seems to want to increase its influence in Canada due to its proximity to the U.S. Trudeau has been enabling this penetration.
The discord between Canada and the U.S. was evident on a series of matters related to the North American Free Trade Agreement, but what went on behind the scenes was far more critical.
As long as leaders in the West who hold such views remain in power, Canada will be on the watchlist of those who oppose the spread of Islamic extremism and theocratic dictatorships. Canada may well be living through its highest-risk moment since World War II.
https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/12549/canadian-iran-policy
https://torontosun.com/2017/05/17/trudeau-cozies-up-to-irans-brutal-regime/wcm/4e41b0e5-0f6a-4fbb-9c3a-7386d148fe9c
Further, Justin Trudeau’s brother, Alexandre has worked for the Iranian government
´´´Prime Minister’s Brother Alexandre Trudeau Makes Film JUSTIFYING Iran’s Nuclear Arms Build-Up´´´
So brother Alex is a film maker for the militant Iranian regime.
https://capforcanada.com/pm-trudeaus-brother-alexandres-makes-iranian-financed-film-justifies-nuclear-arms-build-up/
https://nationalpost.com/news/politics/letter-by-pms-brother-on-behalf-of-accused-terrorist-awkward-but-doesnt-break-rules