Justin Trudeau Accuses India of a Killing on Canadian Soil
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Canada repeating the same mistake - In 1982 India had urged Canada when @JustinTrudeau's father Pierre Trudeau was PM, to hand over Babbar Khalsa terrorist Talwinder Parmar but Trudeau Sr didnt.
In 1985 Khalistani terrorists placed a bomb inside Air India plane Kanishka. 329 people were killed in mid air explosion.
Today Trudeau Jr, Instead of acknowledging presence of Anti-India extremists & terrorists in Canada, Choose to Shelter them and accuse India w/o evidence. https://twitter.com/MeghUpdates/status/1703968941125882258
At the end the canadian's plane broke down for 48 hours in india stranding them in new delhi and I bet they were feeling real antsy to get the hell out. Trudeau's govt must have been pretty pissed at all of this and announced on the tube in a big cathartic moment.
This would be a lesson in comical errors in diplomacy, if it were not such a tragic situation.
I mean, we've seen this play out with Russia but Russia/West was never on the best of terms to begin with.
"Xi Jinping confronts Justin Trudeau at G20 over leaks to media" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEMWYOa7nJg
Now this. Its like his mission is to make enemies in public.
What you're doing is known as victim blaming.
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