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Our veterans sacrificed their lives for this? This doesn't just happen. This has been allowed to happen. This is by design. How many more Remembrance Days do we have left before this day is entirely forgotten? Volume up. Even if you don't speak Arabic, you'll understand.

Why is no one standing up to this! This is happening around the world! I was threatened by the @SPVM for doing a similar thing. During issue at @mcgillu I was threatened with being arrested if I did not leave, for standing with a sign that says “I’m a Jew, ask me anything”

On this eve of Kristallnacht, we're spiralling towards another Holocaust. This time it won't just be the Jews... It will be the Christians too. Here are 6 (of many) chilling parallels between pre-Holocaust Germany and Canada today: Read this. Share it. Bookmark it. 1. Institutions Jew-hate did not start with the uneducated in Germany. It was driven by the elite. Universities, student unions, and professional guilds (lawyers, doctors) were among the first to exclude Jews or tolerate their harassment. The Canadian Parallel: Today, the sharpest hostility often stems from so-called highly educated spaces. Canadian universities, faculty associations, public sector unions, and school boards have repeatedly, intentionally failed to protect Jewish students and workers, weaponizing institutional bureaucracy to justify exclusion. 2. Language Early Nazi ideology presented itself as a forward-thinking, revolutionary movement designed to fix a broken system. They hijacked respected moral terms. This framed their hatred as a matter of "justice" and national "healing." It also cast Jews as an oppressive, hyper-privileged class standing in the way of collective progress. The Canadian Parallel: Modern Jew-hate is heavily masked in the language of social justice, human rights, and decolonization. Frameworks like DEI are actively weaponized. By redefining equity strictly through a binary lens of power dynamics, Jews are stripped of their minority status, mislabelled as "white colonizers," and blamed for global grievances. This makes our exclusion palatable to the mainstream. 3. "Social Death" Before the Nuremberg Laws legally segregated Germany, Jews faced informal "social death." They were subtly disinvited from social circles, forced to hide their identity to keep peace at work, and faced sudden hostility from lifelong neighbours. The Canadian Parallel: This is the "paralyzing" nuance of modern Canada. It is the unspoken tension at work, the sudden coldness from friends and colleagues, the need to remove a mezuzah from a doorway or hide a Star of David just to avoid a confrontation. 4. The Illusion of Safety in Assimilation German Jews were overwhelmingly patriotic. They fought in World War I, contributed massively to German culture, and believed their deep assimilation and citizenship would protect them from ancient hatreds. The Canadian Parallel: Canadian Jews have spent decades building the foundational infrastructure of Canadian multiculturalism, philanthropy, and civic life. The current shock stems from naiveté — the realization that decades of goodwill, integration, and secularism did not buy permanent safety. 5. Two-Tier Policing In the early 1930s, the legal system still existed, but authorities increasingly applied the law unequally. Aggressive intimidation against Jews was tolerated as "understandable political frustration." Any form of Jewish self-defence was strictly prosecuted. The Canadian Parallel: There is a stark, systemic double standard in how Canadian laws are enforced. Blockades, harassment of Jewish business owners, and targeted intimidation in Jewish residential neighbourhoods are frequently treated by law enforcement with passive "de-escalation" tactics. The political and law enforcement response is performative at best, treating these acts as isolated incidents rather than a systemic, coordinated assault on a visible minority. 6. The "Polite" Middle In the Weimar era, violence against Jews was gradually normalized by a passive middle class that grew tired of the chaos or simply looked the other way. They wanted to prioritize their own comfort over speaking up against extremism. The Canadian Parallel: Canada has seen synagogues firebombed, Jewish schools shot at, community centres targeted, and Jewish people assaulted in broad daylight from Montreal to Toronto and Vancouver. We've even had Jews shot at in "gun-free, peaceful" Canada. The most paralyzing part is the polite indifference of our neighbours. Friends who whisper support privately but stay publicly silent out of fear of social discomfort or professional backlash. You think if you don't speak up they won't come for you. But the reality is, if you don't speak up now they will come for you later. And it will be far more brutal...

‼️ CBC Kids Remembrance Day Video It’s incredibly sad how far we’ve fallen

France accuses Iran of being behind cyber-attacks that affected supermarket fridges and freezers bbc.in/4et2Nhf