Punjab has 3.2 times more yearly traffic fatalities per capita than Canada. North of Brampton, in the town of Caledon with a rapidly rising Punjabi population, yearly traffic fatalities have tripled. Canadian lives are the cost of mass immigration.

Spotted in an Ontario parking lot. Same script as below which translates to “No one gives power/sovereignty to another; whoever takes it, takes it by his own strength.” But this time it is surrounded by swords, a baseball bat, and AK47’s. The text on the side window reads “Different Country, Same Dominance”. They don’t want to integrate or assimilate, they want to dominate and Canadians need to wake up before it’s too late.

This is just plain wrong.

They weren’t caught in the act but even this Indian man knows who to blame for this behaviour. Pattern recognition and stereotypes exist for a reason.

Cow Lake Campground, Alberta: Firearm possession and hunting is strictly prohibited at the campground location they tagged themselves in. I have no faith in them to follow our many hunting rules and regulations. Our government should have never allowed these foreigners to be licensed hunters or firearms owners.

Caledon, Ontario: A farm stand located a few minutes away from the firewood stand announced they will no longer be operating during the week when it is unattended. They cite thefts of multiple items as the reason. It’s extremely sad to see how these people have been allowed to change our way of life.

Another one from FB. Imagine having to live next door to houses like this. The garbage city.

The plaque on the dash with AK47s on each side translates to “No one gives power/sovereignty to another; whoever takes it, takes it by his own strength.” The countless Khalistani shooting videos we are seeing aren’t about showing off their marksmanship, it’s about showing off their fire power that they intend to use to gain their power/sovereignty here in Canada. Our government needs to take this more seriously.

Last week York Regional Police classified a .22lr plinker as “high powered rifle”. Today Toronto Police classified a pellet gun as a “a rimfire, 22 caliber rifle”

A group of Sikh men release a shooting video that includes posing with a prohibited type 81 rifle and a replica pellet gun surrounded by real pistol ammunition in the centre console of their SUV. They’re going out of their way to make it seem like they are bad boys breaking the law, this is not responsible firearm ownership.

Typical Scenes in Canadian Rivers

📍Credit River, Mississauga Despite a clearly visible sign nearby stating that fishing season ends August 14th, Indians argue with a Canadian woman who is trying to educate them. Google gave them a different date, so they went with it... but stretches of the Credit River become a sanctuary beginning August 15th, exactly where they are fishing illegally. TT: wickedwonder8

A group of foreign men poach spawning salmon in Ontario using their bare hands and nets. This has been an ongoing issue for the past few years. We need strict penalties and enforcement to protect our natural resources.

If you get caught stealing firewood in Canada, you are made to return it without any charges. If you get caught in possession of a firearm without a license, you get a conditional discharge. And by “you” I don’t mean you or I. I mean the ones who benefit from our two-tier justice system.

Dear @OPPCommissioner Thomas Carrique, With the video evidence and the OPP officers catching the culprits with the stolen firewood... this looks like Neglect of Duty and two-tier law enforcement to me and to many other Canadians. This case deserves your personal attention. Were the officers lazy, incompetent? Did they not arrest the culprits because they were members of their own tribe, religion, or culture? Why would your officers not do their duty? Perhaps there are circumstances unknown to us - but we see the video of the theft, and what the victim posted. Is it now the policy of the @OPP_News that officers no longer investigate, arrest and charge for stealing from farmers' roadside stands?

Calgary, Alberta: 3 men were caught on camera dumping a mattress and bed frame onto a grass boulevard in a residential neighbourhood. They aren’t ashamed or afraid of getting caught, they do it in broad daylight. This behaviour cannot be allowed to be normalized. We need harsh fines for illegal dumping.

From FB. What was once the Flower City. It's like living on a car lot. I wonder if they have to move their cars in order to enter the front door.

📍Banff National Park, Alberta 🗺️Devil's Thumb hiking trail Hikers recently discovered that Indians are defacing rocks near Lake Louise despite a strict park policy against this. This brazen act of vandalism carries a fine of up to $25,000 for a first offence, yet many Indians just don't care.

The police caught them with the stolen goods. It wasn’t their first theft. The property owner had evidence of them in the act on camera. Yet they were only made to return the stolen firewood. There should have been charges laid. Crime like this will only grow when our laws aren’t enforced.

Innisfil, Ontario: New residents of this new subdivision in Innisfil have created a community garbage pile. It has been growing all summer as residents keep adding to it. This is not the Canada I grew up in.

Here we see another clown wanting to be a Bollywood star in Toronto 🇨🇦 Doctor or engineer? 🎥 IG/sajenthan_senthalan