The Spectator: "Sixty-five churches were vandalized, burned or desecrated in what many applauded outright as acts of justified protest — “Burn them all!” — while politicians shrugged off the anti-Christian violence as “understandable.” China wagged its finger, calling for an investigation into Canada’s human rights violations. The flag over Canada’s Parliament flew at half-mast for five months. Canadians were urged not to celebrate Canada Day or wear national colors; instead they were encouraged to dress in orange, symbolizing shame at their nation’s past."
But it was all based on lies and nonsense.
The Canadian government and the media have some serious questions to face. Why didn’t they wait for proof before demoralizing the nation and sending it into a tailspin of anger and anti-Christian violence? Will there be an apology for that?
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