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Justin Trudeau, if Khalistanis seek a homeland in Canada, will you allow it? May be you should
 

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Justin Trudeau, if Khalistanis seek a homeland in Canada, will you allow it? May be you should
Surrey is already Khalistan. There are hardly any whiteys there now. They just need the legitimacy.
 
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Canada Had Been Looking Into Role Of Indian Intelligence Agencies For Years Before Terrorist Nijjar's Death: Report

and still they cannot substantiate it.

if canda meant to say they been looking for it since 2018 and couldnt protect nijjar or make an arrest before nijjar got killed, it simply means :
1) They have been watching the wrong guy thinking its the Indian agent who is after nijjar.
2) canadas intelligence wing is pathetic.
3) could be a hit job by canada or pakis itself to blame it on india, keep it burning in the media so that the chinese factor which rigged the election for him will take a back seat,...funny part is so many years and they couldnt give evidence.
4) who knows if pannu wants nijjar gone, to blame it on India and thought to corner india close to the election time and create chaos in India.


canadas inaction despite so many years of surveillance could mean, they (FVEY, china, canada, pakis, UK) planned a scheme for India, post the killing of nijjar by blaming it on India
nijjar is just a high stake pawn used by all parties involved.

India need to make this costly for all those involved, that will be the best rebuttal.
 

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how many of u think we actually did assassinate the guy .

would be nice to have a poll on that on top of this thread.

why would we do something big just 2 days before G20 meeting , personally seem like a setup by pakistan/khalistani faction.
 

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how many of u think we actually did assassinate the guy .

would be nice to have a poll on that on top of this thread.

why would we do something big just 2 days before G20 meeting , personally seem like a setup by pakistan/khalistani faction.
Its almost 100% we did assassinate Nijjar. Not only that, Avtar Singh Khanda in the UK was either assassinated directly or indirectly (with the help of MI5) by us as well.

It is pretty straight-brained to understand why that is the case. If it was indeed gang-war as we are trying to sell, why are the opposite gang members not getting assassinated? A gang-war is a battle of attrition for both sides unless one side is so powerful and elusive that the other side cannot even touch them.

Is anybody aware of who shot any of the Khalistani terrorists in Canada ? Even after Trudeau revealed RAW did it, we bumped off another one just for lolz. Any investigation, or zero-ing on who did them?

Gang wars/members are clumsy. They leave evidence. Intelligence agencies/ex-Armed forces cold-blooded killers don't.
 

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how many of u think we actually did assassinate the guy .

would be nice to have a poll on that on top of this thread.

why would we do something big just 2 days before G20 meeting , personally seem like a setup by pakistan/khalistani faction.
I'm straight up 50-50 on the issue. I suspect we won't learn the truth in a long time or ever.
 

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Its almost 100% we did assassinate Nijjar. Not only that, Avtar Singh Khanda in the UK was either assassinated directly or indirectly (with the help of MI5) by us as well.

It is pretty straight-brained to understand why that is the case. If it was indeed gang-war as we are trying to sell, why are the opposite gang members not getting assassinated? A gang-war is a battle of attrition for both sides unless one side is so powerful and elusive that the other side cannot even touch them.

Is anybody aware of who shot any of the Khalistani terrorists in Canada ? Even after Trudeau revealed RAW did it, we bumped off another one just for lolz. Any investigation, or zero-ing on who did them?

Gang wars/members are clumsy. They leave evidence. Intelligence agencies/ex-Armed forces cold-blooded killers don't.
but date of killing is sus .

:hmm: 2 days before G20 , we were willing to fuck up G20 - something gov spend 3000+ crore on just to kill 1 guy

possible ISI killed off the guy and left enough fake evidence linking us to fuck up G20 .

already been reported that Biden told Modi about killing during G20
 

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but date of killing is sus .

:hmm: 2 days before G20 , we were willing to fuck up G20 - something gov spend 3000+ crore on just to kill 1 guy

possible ISI killed off the guy and left enough fake evidence linking us to fuck up G20 .

already been reported that Biden told Modi about killing during G20
What are you saying? Nijjar was killed on 18th June. G20 meeting happened this month (9th Sep) ?
 

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but date of killing is sus .

:hmm: 2 days before G20 , we were willing to fuck up G20 - something gov spend 3000+ crore on just to kill 1 guy

possible ISI killed off the guy and left enough fake evidence linking us to fuck up G20 .

already been reported that Biden told Modi about killing during G20
Nijjar was killed in June..not September..
 

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Tensions Within the Indian Community in Canada

Many within the Indian diaspora in Canada have expressed concern over what they perceive as divisive policies under PM Trudeau's decade-long leadership. Some believe that Trudeau has been heavily influenced by Sikh-origin MPs from the Liberal Party, as well as the Sikh leader of the NDP in Canada. To provide context for international readers, Canada's population of 38 million, with around 29 million eligible to vote, elects 338 MPs. With a voter turnout of only 44.5% in 2021, a concentrated ethnic group in a specific region can significantly influence the election of a candidate representative of their ethnicity.

This dynamic partly explains the election of Sikh-origin MPs in 2021 from certain districts in Ontario and Vancouver. The political stance of these MPs was often overshadowed by their ethnicity during campaigns.

Upon his election, Trudeau faced coalition challenges, as his Liberal Party didn't have an outright majority. As a result, many believe he made broad promises to various groups to ensure his party's survival. Some argue that Sikh politicians in the NDP and within Trudeau's own party used this moment to push their agendas.

A prominent topic among Sikh politicians in Canada is Khalistan, a proposed Sikh-majority nation. While some Canadians compare this movement to Quebec's quest for separation (sometimes violently other times peacefully), Trudeau reportedly found the idea of Khalistan appealing, potentially viewing it as a way to solidify his leadership. Some critics suggest Trudeau's support for such issues is misguided or even reckless.

One notable figure in this complex situation is Hardeep Nijjar. Known for his controversial past, Nijjar became a figure of debate both within Canada and internationally. While the US, UK, Australia, and New Zealand were aware of Nijjar’s history, their responses were notably muted, even in light of India's opposition.

Trudeau now finds himself in a tight spot, grappling with the balance between catering to his voter base and navigating the complexities of international relations with key allies and India.
 

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What are you saying? Nijjar was killed on 18th June. G20 meeting happened this month (9th Sep) ?
:lehappy: oh fuck yea , i messed up the dates .



interesting article . same pattern as gang killings . seem like we are using gang contract killers . maybe there is some voice recording but Trudeau will never produce any evidence linking RAW .


They had been arrested shortly after Meninder Dhaliwal and Satindera Gill were shot while being present in their car on Sunday at the British Columbia resort village of Whistler.

The killing of Dhaliwal and Gill happened 10 days after the unsolved killing of Ripudaman Singh Malik, who had been acquitted of alleged charges of bombing Air India’s Boeing 747 Kanishka in 1985.

The two incidents had eerie similarities: They occurred in broad daylight while the victims were sitting in cars in public places and other cars were found ablaze nearby.
 

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