The Most Important Question You Should Ask Your Government

While the media has you focused on the Syrian refugee crisis, it has failed to ask one very important question. This week, Ivan Lo goes over why you should be asking this VERY important question regarding ISIS.
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Dear Readers,

My focus this week is to get everyone to start asking questions, including one of the most important questions that no one is asking but should.

The answer to this question, should you choose to look for it, could change the way you view the world forever.

First, let’s talk about a very controversial subject that needs to be addressed.

Last week, I talked about the dangers of letting Syrian refugees into Canada.

On one hand, we should help; on the other, should we help by allowing 25,000 refugees into our most populated cities, where the costs of living are extremely high?

Canadians are very divided about this, with the latest poll showing an increasingly negative sentiment towards allowing Syrian refugees in Canada.

But before you cast your vote or share your thoughts, let’s look at the facts.

No Prior Risk

The numbers tell us that refugees settling in North America pose little threat.

A recent article by the Economist showed that of the 745,000 refugees resettled in the U.S. since the September 11th attack, only two have been arrested on terrorism-related charges, and both without planning any attack.

Canada has allowed almost 265,000 refugees over the last decade without any attacks.

But is it safe to say that refugees pose little threat to national security?

Not so fast.

While refugees allowed into both Canada and the U.S. have thus far posed little threat, they were screened with processes that often took several years.

Trudeau wants to allow 25,000 in a matter of weeks.

Is that safe?

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Dangers Aside

Aside from the dangers – even if the chances are slim – of allowing a terrorist to slip into our borders, there are also many other ramifications.

For example, the million plus refugees allowed by Canada and the U.S. over the last years added to a population that was facing a shortage of jobs.

While the U.S. appears to be recovering (I use the word appear very literally) Canada’s economy is struggling, and looking to get worse.

It’s estimated that it will cost the Canadian government $1.2 billion to resettle the 25,000 refugees, with $876.7 million needed in 2015-2016 alone. Canada is already expected to run massive deficits while Trudeau is in power.

Of course, the argument for this is simple: money isn’t everything.

Radicalization

Lastly, I fear that as we help Syrian refugees, there is a possibility of homegrown radicalization. Fear is a very powerful emotion – one that could lead good people into doing bad things.

An article by Shannon Gormley from the Ottawa Citizen summed it up when she explained what’s happened in Europe:

“…Most refugees go to Germany and Sweden instead. But these countries extended open invitations to Syrians without creating the housing solutions that would make them at home. In both countries, residence shortages are serious; in both countries, locals set refugee residences ablaze. At the Arctic Circle, one miner told me that because foreigners have insisted on going where they don’t belong, flames will soon lick at the North. He called it a prediction. I heard a threat.

Apartments on fire in the north, tents on fire in the south, a mosque on fire in Canada: violence this spiteful can only inflame the cultural anxieties that spark more violence, and that particular fire can’t be extinguished by treating refugees as if they’re the very murderers that they’re fleeing. Especially when those murderers try to frame them with a fake passport planted at a bomb scene.”

Things overseas have gotten worse, and those friendly borders are now no more.

Via Reuters:

“The European Commission has now formally authorized the temporary reimposition of border controls by Sweden and Germany’s extension of frontier checks to help get a grip on a large influx of asylum seekers.”

For the safety and future of our children, know the risks but don’t let fear overtake your humanity.

Will the entrance of 25,000 Syrian refugees spark racism and radicalization within our borders?

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Instability

Many years ago, I warned in my Letter, “The Secret Deal Between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia,” that we should not let the events in Syria slip our thoughts, and that war was likely if the price oil remained low.

“Given the size of the oil market, Saudi Arabia, and the U.S. can only do so much to keep the price of oil down.

And while the U.S. has been planning a long time to prepare for this lower oil price scenario by increasing production at home, OPEC members may eventually say enough is enough.

Via…Andolu Agency:

“The U.S. and Saudi Arabia alone do not have the power to seriously affect oil prices”, Hasanov insisted. “No country has this kind of power, unless it starts a war or executes a strong embargo, as was done in 1973.”

Unless it starts a war…”

And war is exactly what is happening in all of the regions in the Middle East. Regardless of what you believe and who to blame, the facts cannot be mistaken.

Syria has never been worse. France – along with Russia and the U.S. – are now dropping bombs and artillery in Syria at rapid pace.

When I warned that all of the events in Syria affect us directly – not just from a capital markets and economic standpoint via lower oil prices – many did not take it seriously.

Now, just a year later, we are about to import the problems from Syria directly into Canada by bringing in 25,000 refugees in a matter of weeks.

I haven’t even begun to update you on the situation in Iraq.

For now, this brings us to one of the most important questions you should be asking the governments of our nations.

This question should be asked before we even talk about refugees or any other matter related to the war in the Middle East and the threat of terrorism.

The Richest Terrorist Organization Ever

ISIS is undoubtedly the wealthiest terror organization in the world. They plan on bringing down the West.

This week, U.S. Department of the Treasury officials told us they had been wrong in estimating ISIS revenues. What’s worse is that their estimates were off by a whopping $400 million dollars.

Via Bloomberg:

“According to U.S. Department of the Treasury officials and data they released in the wake of the Paris mayhem, the terrorist group is actually taking in $500 million from oil a year.”

But oil is just the beginning.

Via Fortune:

“According to the Treasury Department, the Islamic State seized between $500 million and $1 billion from Iraqi banks last year. Additionally, the group has earned hundreds of millions from extortion, $20-$45 million from ransoming kidnapped victims, and about $5 million from foreign donations. UN agricultural officials and a Syrian economist have also estimated that ISIS could earn about $200 million from selling crops on the black market.”

While we are all focused on the refugee situation, the media has deflected us into asking the most important question we should really be asking:

“Who Buys Oil from ISIS?”

Some Western media tell us that ISIS sells oil to Assad, yet with practically no proof. Why would Assad bomb its own infrastructure, and then buy oil from the very enemies it is fighting?

Eastern media, and Russian President Vladimir Putin, tells us that ISIS is selling oil to America’s Western allies.

Regardless of what you believe to be true, we’re not talking a few barrels of oil.

We’re talking half a billion dollars per year in illegal oil revenue.

Is the lower price of oil supported by ISIS undercutting everyone?

What bank allows for the transfer of such vast amounts of illegal terrorist funds?

How can any terrorist group launder and transact in half a billion dollars a year – likely more – without the U.S. or other government officials knowing?

Who are the middlemen that facilitate these massive oil trades?

Don’t tell me its all done in cash, or Bitcoins.

Ask these simple questions. Look for answers. And perhaps it will change your view of the world forever.

What do you think? Who is helping ISIS sell oil?

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Don’t Take Things Lightly

Fear and tension continue to spread throughout the world.

We are now witnessing the worst migrant crisis since World War Two.

The EU is falling apart with countries now all protecting their borders from each other.

Slovenia has recently built a razor wire fence on its border with Croatia, and Austria announced Friday it would erect a metal fence along its border with Slovenia, in a new blow to the EU’s cherished open-border Schengen accord.

Meanwhile, Sweden and Germany have also resumed border checks.

In Asia, things are also getting worse.

Tensions continue to intensify over the South China Sea, as the U.S. continues to play chicken with China.

According to Reuters:

“Two U.S. B-52 strategic bombers flew near artificial Chinese-built islands in the South China Sea this week and were contacted by Chinese ground controllers but continued their mission undeterred, the Pentagon said on Thursday.”

China has already told the world that they are extremely angry about this. So much so that it has signed a deal with Moscow for 24 cutting-edge Su-35 fighter jets:

Via RT:

“Russia is selling China high-performance aircraft as an answer to America’s actions around Asia, Conn Hallinan from Foreign Policy in Focus, told RT.

Beijing has signed a deal with Moscow for Sukhoi fighter jets. China will buy 24 cutting-edge SU-35s. China is the first foreign sale of the multipurpose aircraft.”

This global calamity is not to be taken lightly.

While the majority of us sit back and “act” as humanitarians by “talking” about helping refugees, nations around the world are fighting with each other. Many would describe the incidents as acts of war – it’s just a matter of what words you choose to use.

Stop talking about what the media wants you to talk about. Start asking the REAL questions.

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Seek the truth,

Ivan Lo

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  1. There are reports of false documentation among the refugees. How do you vet a Syrian citizen when the west is at war with the Syrian Government? Also many records in Syria have been destroyed after several year of war.

  2. The records are from the UN. That doesn’t matter. I am sure with $500 million dollars, ISIS can afford to get fake passports.

  3. I would like to know if anyone has had the guts to do a study on “refugees” that have come to Canada that would show just how many are still on Government assistance re housing, food, medical and welfare AFTER 5 years of them coming to Canada.
    I would BET anyone $100 that the majority are still living off the State after 5 years. In other words, for all the rhetoric about how “refugees” will contribute to Canada, I call BULL CRAP.

  4. Absolutely NOT. How it is possible to process so many migrants when there is absolutely NO WAY to verify theirs backgrounds. Canada does not need to spend billions to accept THOUSAND ISI fighters.

  5. Dear Ivan: I really appreciate your Equedia letter and read it faithfully and usually comment on your insightful questions.
    In this case I am really torn between humanitarianism and pragmatic genuine concerns about ISIS and/or Al Queda exploiting the refugee situation to funnel operatives into western nations to achieve their destructive objectives. Caution is warranted and i feel our new Prime Minister is being reckless in attempting to bring in so many so quickly. Since the U.S. action as “policeman of the world” and interference in other countries affairs that do not directly affect us, I think they should be taking a larger role in resettling refugees. Canada may be a relatively rich country but given the recent oil price decline affecting our major export revenues with resulting layoffs, I question whether the country can afford such a wholesale commitment that surpasses that of any other country except perhaps Germany.
    As an aside, I write a column for a U.S. website called Stock Gumshoe in which I gave Equedia a strong plug and I would like to send you a copy of my column. Please respond tome personally so I get your E-mail address as it is probably too long to add to your comment box.

  6. The artical is incorrect the Boston Marathon bombers were refugees. There have been numerous attacks by Muslims who are citizens who have been radicalized and many more that have been thwarted.

    1. Hi John,

      Thanks for sharing your comment. The Boston Marathons were actually not refugees, but one could argue they were close.

      “The parents of the Tsarnaev brothers reached the United States on tourist visas and applied for asylum. To get asylum, an applicant must meet the definition of a refugee, but unlike a refugee he or she has already reached the United States and is subject to a different application process.”

  7. We pensioners should be getting the funds that will be spent on suspect refugees. We funded this great country for 40 years of hard work and contributions. Why is the country so stupip in not realizing this?
    The majority will contribute nothing to this country but place an unreasonable financial burden. Canada and the politicians and highly paid bureaucracy could care less about the pentioners,kids, the youth etc. what a shame.
    A working man can bearly raise one kid let alone 2 to sustain our canadian identity; three forget it.
    Ship the ones living here already back to their country of origin and send that country the expeses for this.

  8. I came to Canada as a refugee from Hungary, so I feel a lot of sympathy toward poor Syrians. However, the Syrians demonstrated their very negative or antagonistic attitudes while going through Hungary. The showed absolute disdain toward the Hungarian authorities, who are clearly in control of their own country.
    How do you control people who demand ‘special rights’ before they have integrated into society. Talking about integration, a large section of Muslim population in Canada do not wish to integrate. They want their own little Middle-East here, too. With guns and violence? Or just 100% conversion to Islam?
    Incidentally the US will determine our refugee policies.

  9. What do you mean we have had no attacks. They arrested a bunch of Muslms in Toronto with supply of Ammonium nitrate before they could carry out their attack on parliament hill. They arrested two more Muslims for plotting to blow up a train. There was another two arrested in Victoria plotting to blow up the legislature.. There was about 50 Sri Lankans arrested for insurance fraud. We have been lucky so far. Good police work has saved us from attack

    1. No attacks from refugees – not from Muslims. This is the problem that I believe Mr. Lo just stated: that racism and prejudice could come from this and we should be careful not to let that happen. There are a lot of Muslim people in Canada that are great people – I happen to be friends with many of them. Let’s not confuse every Muslim as ISIS, that is a dark path and not God’s way.

      That’s like saying all Christians and Catholics are bad because there was a bad priest that raped a little boy.

  10. They are a different culture from us. They are going to want their traditions in. We see this now in the USA. They want us to observe their holidays, they want to teach Islam in schools. They want Shira law. I can only see trouble ahead

  11. I believe the majority of Canadians want to help but not at the expense of security. We are told that the UN has spent months vetting Syrians in refugee camps and that Canadian officials have also spent months doing the same. Unfortunately we have an amateur Prime Minister that will stick to his promises of a withdrawal of aircraft and his pledge to have 25,000 refugees by year end. He is determined to show us that he is better informed and more intelligent than those who urge caution. We live in dangerous times with a very dangerous man at the helm !

  12. You have to create problems to create money,war is a good example as it will increase the gdp,unhealthy people create revenue,these refugees will create revenue for many for now,and they will continue to remain an expense and someone makes money from this,the system can only remain intact with revolving problems in order to continue money flow,if we don’t spend the system will fall apart and the cycle of employee to employer to consumer will be broken

  13. Canada elected a amateur with a curriculum as a theater teacher. so we have elected a show man a dramaturge who will not take sound decision. that’s his trade mark. it will be his entourage that will decide and trudeau will be the voice man not the leader. pity Canada and the Canadians. when you vote a government out you stand a chance to replace it with a worse one, after all he has to be different so he will take away some programs and replace them with others. the dancers will change but the music will be the same. you can already see the ministers running away from the press and avoiding facing them face to face and answer their questions.

  14. There is no need to relocate when all countries that are letting this location process happen when they have so many of there own already in poverty. The money should be used to build and protect where they are at. Just plain foolish to relocate when that is just a bandaid.

  15. To understand a Muslim, you must know what he believes. To do that read “QURAN IN ENGLISH”. Another suggested book is “THE COMPLETE INFIDEL’S GUIDE TO THE KORAN”.
    The only way to what is happening is to learn about Islam. Once you do you will never think the same again.

    1. Hi Ron: I guess I don’t understand your conclusion. If I read the English version of the Koran I will never think the same again.

      I already think they are evil and should be destroyed. So if I read the Koran, should you suggest that I think they are good and useful?
      Cheers

  16. It is unthinkable for Canada to bring in 25,000 refugees to support when Troodo and Notley are cutting off our income from oil.
    This will impact Canada greatly to the extent that we will not have money to support our seniors and our own needy people without importing a bunch of questionable foreigners. Let their own religious types support them in the Middle East. If we bring in a bunch of Moslems to live in their own enclaves they will not integrate or learn English but just stay there simmering until a few get radical enough to terrorize Canada.

  17. The comments under: No Prior Risk are fraudulent or misleading at best
    and shame on the Economist! “Only 2 arrests since 9/11” Yes, that probably is true since the US has no plan or actions to stop terrorism.
    I am a US citizen and cannot forget the 2 terrorists that killed and wounded hundreds at the Boston Marathon – the FBI did 2 investigations after being warned by the Russians and yet the result was nothing and people died and got seriously injured. Yes, they were NOT ARRESTED, so perhaps the Economist is correct; but the US has suffered deaths many times from refugees. To change the subject, US open borders to the south – many, many have been killed because our gov’t choses not to protect/close the southern border; so millions of illegal aliens (I know – undocumented immigrants and some my be refugees from bad gov’ts)and many with multiple felonies have killed/robbed and destroyed lives. So my conclusion is the gov’t and news media are all lying.

  18. Labor Force is the only real asset and the only real force.. nothing exists without it. thus it enhances goverments to allow immigration or refugees in.. Refugees auto become citizens and just like the birth certificate any new citizen allows for government to create the Legal fictitious Person. A person is not a human being. see legal definition.. thus a country gets renumeration by the FED. Canada is a multi-culture society and shall allow refugees to come in. However due diligence must be taken specially when dealing with a society that is quite different that most of us here…. CITIZENSHIP should be earned in time just like everybody else . RELIGION: HAS BEEN AND WILL CONTINUE TO BE THE WORST BELIEVE SYSTEM FOR HUMAN RACE. We need a non-religious believe system where we perceive and appreciate that we are all humans in transation etc… ISIS does not represent anything to do with God believes FOR the understanding who and what GOD is,, only harmony and peace to others is offered. and thus is a force Financed, controlled by the usual dark force here on earth. It is all planned, every aspect of it. How they finance themselves and sell oil and rob banks.. PS.. a bank cannot be robbed. In todays digital world is all a bank is. and all can be traced and retrieved. a bank is mainly a credit facilitor thus no hard assets in existence. So lets think about this.. WHo and What is allowint all this… to my view the same group as usual… We are in the 100yr cycle…1914-1922….IF 20K PEOPLE WOULD SEND A VIBRATORY ATOM OF ENERGY TO EACH OF THE ISIS INDIVIDUALS WITH A MESSAGE THAT PEACE IS ALWAYS BETTER THAN KILLING ONE ANOTHER. STOP BEING A SLAVE to some believe system… and yes in the name of religion etc. YOU ARE A FREE SOUL NO MATTER WHAT YOU DECIDE TO BELEIVE.. THE INTER-GALACTIC LAW ADVOCATES FREE WILL TO ALL…EAST OR WEST WHY CANT WE LIVE IN PEACE TOGETHER.. EMPTY ALL YOUR BELIEVE BELEIVE SYSTEM AND BECOME NOTHING AND IN THIS ENERGY/GODNESS ALL ANSWERS ARE POSSIBLE..
    Peace to the world….

  19. United States should stay away and let the region evolve its own evolution process. .Cause of the USA deciding on what other countries must do(foreign policies) it is also forcing Canada to get involved in a imperialistic system.. NO CANADA does not want to be a superpower for all superpowers come and go.. Wake up US…. ISIS acts in the name of religion and the USA in the name of Liberty… Its all make believe.bullshit. both sides. Canadian culture believes in equality to all and fair dealings in commerce with one another, thus no need to become an empire. neither do we believe in forcing our ways and believes into others. and yes this is quite well achieved by the monopoly of economics. tru-out history.. how mediocre we have become. USA has enough oil of its own along with other natural resources. and yes I never agreed in the pipeline to the US to refine our own oil so that a tax scheme evolve. Amazing both US and CND<s folks are stuck in a Roman-English imperial system. and the worst is forcing down others throat its system… There are better ways… Many of us younger folks know how….however we don't believe in change by way of violence of any form. If only the US and Canadian people would come to realize the ugly dark force that is behind its economics,, only then can hate such as ISIS be eliminated.. A different economic believe system even within the existing system can be so wonderful and beneficial to all humanity to prosper.. Thus makes me believe that the dark force cannot be of human origin but a force that seeks only to dominate/slave the human-being evolution process. To date the only achievement with ISIS has been the sale and manufacturing of arms.. yes look at some figures in last few years.. Does not sound to me to be coming from a decent human being wanting to create harmony to all humanity.. think about it. History repeats itself again, again, again….. U-sick energies. are not allowed in my world…

  20. Ivan, I really appreciate your insight and comments. I read yours each week and have forwarded also to others. As a committed Christian I see events in our world unfolding that my understanding of Scripture has prepared me for. Things will get progressively worse until the King of Glory returns to take control and reign righteously.

  21. Just seen a news release regarding the Syrians refs. they say which I don’t believe for anything they say over 6 years cost 1.2 billion as in Big B in my books that comes out to $80000.00 (approx.) per person per year. Well tell me what about our own homeless poor people and welfare people they get $400. (single person) and the O.A.P. get $600 approx. a month after paying taxes all their working lives, something or someone has just gone plain ENSANE – MENTAL wonder if the shoe fits the new P.M. if nobody speaks up about this then there is no hope for this country. (by the way that amount of money doesn’t count security risks which will be huge . Have a good one sleep tight if you can.

  22. Oh yes, the KORAN says “KILL, KILL, KILL”
    The BIBLE says “LOVE, LOVE, LOVE”
    The Democrat Communists say “DUH HUH, ME NO UNDERSTAND”

    Nobody is talking about the diseases these people have, like EBOLA!!
    What about their customs, BEAT WIVES IN PULIC, and HAVING SEX WITH CHILDREN!!!

    I wonder how many dead Americans will it take to please the Democrat Communist racist retard in the WH.

  23. Arab countries built huge monuments. As muslims, take
    their neighbor refugees back. Why assume their problems?
    They are economic refugees, mainly Germany and Sweden targeted.
    The West should take only non-muslims who have no where to go
    like Syrian Christians who are killed at home for nothing.
    Our politicians cannot even tell which cities are the capitals
    of the Arab countries.

  24. Yes we should help with this humanitarian crisis which may or may not come back to bite us. There is a very comprehensive process in place within the various levels of gov’t bureaucracies that is sufficient in my view to screen applicants. Perhaps one or two individuals that have a chip on their shoulder may get through, but still a far cry from the number of existing criminals living in our worlds today.

  25. In your last column, you recommended Integra Gold(ICG). Are you a pump’n’dumper? Do you ever buy what you recommend? Are you (still?) holding ICG or have you dumped it? If you bought, at what price did you buy?

    1. Malcolm, I not only ALWAYS buy into the companies that I feature, but I almost ALWAYS (unless there was a previous private placement) buy AFTER I recommend it – as per my disclosure: “We don’t currently own shares at the time of this writing, but are looking to buy shares following this report.”

      I still hold ICG and own shares between CDN$0.34-$0.36.

      Pump and dump usually involves an illiquid stock that can be easily manipulated higher. ICG was already very liquid, has numerous shares outstanding, has numerous BUY recommendations from analysts, and just received an investment of more than $14 million from Eldorado.

      Malcolm, while I know there are many newsletter writers (many even featured on BNN) that are out to take advantage of the retail investor, we’re not all like that.

      If you take a look at my track record, I believe you will find many great companies that have done very well. One is chaired by the former CEO of OSISKO (Canada’s largest gold buyout); one was recently acquired; one is an Australian Miner that more than doubled in share price following our report despite the weak gold market and is led by a board of some of the best in the business; one won prospector of the year in Quebec two years in a row; and another is one of the world’s highest grade undeveloped silver assets with grades average more than 700 g/t silver.

      There is a reason I only write up a few companies per year: because I invest in every company I write up. I believe EVERY newsletter writer should buy what they promote – otherwise, they don’t really believe in it.

      Thank you for your question. It’s great to see investors ask questions and protect themselves by doing their own due diligence before they invest in any company. Always ask for disclosure if you are unsure.

  26. There should be clear rules of priority for refugees from Syria
    1) Christians, Jews and all non Muslims have first priority
    2) Women with children

    All able bodied men not allowed. They should be sent to training camp to learn how to be effective soldiers. Then integrated into a military unit to fight for their country. The Kerds are an example of the kind of organized militia that can be achieved.

  27. Fear, fear and more fear. Ivan Lo, you must have a security team to protect you.
    The Canadian Government under Justin Trudeau is a far different beast than the one he overthrew. To me this is a bit like the capital punishment argument. I’d rather let ten guilty men go free than execute one innocent one.

    Today’s announcement by the Canadian government in detail about how they are going to deal with this issue was intelligent, thoughtful and straightforward. Sure they’ll have problems and challenges. They’ll also make mistakes. But with their planned diligence and staged acceptance of refugees (till the end of February), our government is doing what the majority of Canadians want them to do.

    This is just a more inclusive, intelligent and open government than the one we voted out. I am glad and support their approach on the Syrian refugee issue.

    1. Thank you David for your comment and willingness to speak out. Most who have opposing views often resort to unintelligent comments and responses, whereas you chose to speak intelligently. Every one has a difference of opinion and we should never have harmful words to someone that has a different view then our own – especially as Canadians ourselves.

      While fear sells, that is by no means my intent. My intent is to share what the media won’t. The latest IPSOS poll actually shows an increasing number (and majority) of Canadians who are not supportive of the Syrian Refugee relocation. I am not saying that we shouldn’t help, but I do believe there is another way – till the end of February is a start.

      Furthermore, I still question the relocation of the refugees to our most populated cities – which just happens to be some of the most expensive places to live in the world. How will the non-English speaking Syrians adapt? What will happen to them after the one year period? Will they continue to receive welfare or other forms of support? Will they learn to speak a different language? All of these questions are valid, and I hope there are answers to them.

      Thanks for contributing your thoughts – they are most welcome.

  28. It blows me away the our politicians can be so stupid about things of this nature. We cannot afford to give our seniors and war vets a decent pension to live off of and they are the ones who helped build and protect this country. If it was not for them these idiots who run the country would not have the big pay checks and outrageous pension plans they take home. But instead of supporting the people who deserve it the government wants to piss away billions of dollars bringing in thousands of people who will be a drain on our economy for years to come. With our economy going down the drain, the rate of homeless people on the rise how can it make any sense to take on the financial burden of bringing in a bunch of people who in most likelihood will have nothing or very little to offer to the well being of Canada.
    It makes me sick that our leaders do not have the balls to protect our country from people who want to come to Canada from foreign countries and bring their religious beliefs and traditions from where they are running away from and have no desire to adopt our beliefs and traditions. If they don’t like what we do in Canada stay in your own shithole country and have a great life.

  29. If you want something you have to give up,you want a house no more restaurant if you want to loose weight stop eating,you want to come to canada you have to give up part of your religion.MUSLIM ARE THEY GOOD FOR THE ECONOMY NO PORK THEY STARTED TO CANCEL PORK IN SCHOOL ÑO ACTIVITIES BOYS AND GIRLS AND SO ON.how are we going to find jobs for them,try to help our own people,salvation army says let solve poverty in canada but the goverment is doind the oppisite all different organization are asking for money no we ere giving money to immigrants who hates our culture.

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