Canada: Loving Hamas: "Gaza called, Yemen answered"

"Since November, the Houthis [in Yemen] have fired on commercial barges in solidarity with Hamas in the war with Israel, which has earned them the applause of Canada's pro-Palestinian movement."

"The Houthis have been somewhat successful at piracy: four of the world's largest shippers are now avoiding the route, as are major oil companies like QatarEnergy and British Petroleum. The consequences are being felt worldwide."

Jamie Sarkonak, journalist, National Post

Pro-Palestinian march Nathan Phillips Square in downtown Toronto. Photo Ernest Doroszuk/Toronto Sun/Post

This is Canada today: where a large demographic now lives as Canadian citizens, originally hailing from 'Palestine' along with immigrants, refugees and migrants from throughout the Middle East and North Africa, all of whom appear to empathize with the terrorist group Hamas, approving of its horrendously savage attack on Israeli citizens on October 7, while at the same time expressing their fury at the response of the Israeli military, tasked by the government of Israel to derail any further plans on repeating such attacks again and again, by eliminating Hamas terrorism from Gaza.

Groups of these Canadian citizens and residents originally from Muslim-majority countries who find life more to their liking in a society that will allow them to publicly call for the destruction of a Western democracy in the Middle East, taking to the streets in large numbers, creating havoc and chaos for others in society while disseminating their caustic messages of vitriolic hate, where they demonstrate their credentials as bona fide racists have faced no official opposition to their 'protests'.

Where they are free to label Israel an apartheid and 'genocidal' nation intent on the destruction of Palestinians whom they would much prefer to be given the freedom to endlessly attack and slaughter Jews than to be subjected to the normal internationally-recognized right for any country to defend itself and its citizens from merciless onslaughts of terrorist groups intent on annihilating Jews and destroying their country but who cannot be identified as genocidaires themselves.

Now, since the Houthis, the proxy Iranian terrorist group that has occupied half of Yemen, has set out to emulate in the Red Sea what its mentor Iran has long done in the Persian Gulf, ostensibly in support of its collegial terrorists in Gaza, international shipping lines have been disrupted on the pretext that any with associations to Jews or Israel will be interdicted, Great Britain and the United States have taken active measures to put a stop to their maritime predations. Even Canada has involved itself.

That it is in Canada's interests that international shipping not be continually disrupted is of little moment to these Canadian-approving jihadis and their dhimmi-supporting contingents who have gone out in numbers this past weekend to parade their celebration of Houthi destabilization of maritime routes in its declared war on civilian cargo ships. "Yemen, Yemen, make us proud, turn another ship around", the pro-Hamas celebrants chant, marching through downtown Toronto.

That 12 percent of global shipping traffic ordinarily moving merchandise through the Red Sea has been imperilled means nothing to the demonstrators. That the Houthis have declared their solidarity with Hamas does mean a great deal to them, however, That they are now Canadian citizens or residents appears meaningless to their reasoning; they have no loyalty to Canada, and demonstrate that, according to their cultural values and religious inheritance. "Gaza called, Yemen answered, all Israeli ships are cancelled", they shout in jubilation.

Canada, a member of the United States-led Operation Prosperity Guardian is in conflict with the Yemeni Houthis who have now been placed back on the U.S. terrorist list, yet these enemy forces are being celebrated in Toronto and the government of Canada has not yet seen fit to put an end to the chaotic disruptions that the protesters have caused in Canadian cities, much in reflection of the Houthi disruptions of maritime traffic.

This photo released by the Houthi Media Center shows Houthi forces boarding the cargo ship Galaxy Leader on Sunday, Nov. 19, 2023. Yemen's Houthis have seized the ship in the Red Sea off the coast of Yemen after threatening to seize all vessels owned by Israeli companies. Photo by Houthi Media Center via AP