A proposed law in Canada will result in Christians being muzzled. Meanwhile, Muslim extremists (including those tied to terrorists) continue to receive taxpayer-funded government contributions.

Clarion Project ( By Raheel Raza) MP Iqra Khalid — the architect of the divisive anti-free speech M103 , the anti-“Islamophobia” motion — announced less than a year ago that the Trudeau Government (due in part to her hard work ) would invest $23 million into a multiculturalism program.

The money is an outgrowth of Canada’s M-103 “Systemic racism and religious discrimination” bill that called on the government to “condemn Islamophobia and all forms of systemic racism and religious discrimination.”

The catch: What is this “multiculturalism program?” Much to our horror, the two groups who are among the recipients of the program’s money are groups have been accused of supporting terrorists.

If the two above pieces of news were not disturbing enough, there is more troubling news: Legislation has been proposed in the Canadian province of Ontario that would criminalize public displays by Christians deemed hateful to Muslims , the LGBT community and other victim groups designated by the Left.

The bill, Prohibiting Hate-Promoting Demonstrations at Queen’s Park Act, 2019 , bans any demonstration, rally or other activity on the grounds of the Ontario Legislative Building that is deemed hateful by the Speaker. The word “hateful” is not defined.

What does this mean in practical terms? Muslim extremists can get a free pass to celebrate a hate fest called Al-Quds Day in a public space (see below), while Christians, who are the most persecuted faith in the world today, are muzzled.

There is horrendous persecution of Christians and their places of worship in many parts of the Muslim world, yet if this bill passes, it will be illegal to address this publicly in Ontario.

A Canadian citizen (below) was arrested for walking his dog in the Queens Park where they were holding an Al Quds Day rally, solely because Muslims hate dogs.

Have we not learned anything from Europe? The European Court of Human Rights recently became the enforcer of sharia blasphemy laws. The court declared in a ruling that defaming the Islamic prophet Mohammed was prohibited and exceeds the permissible limits of free speech in Europe. (This is in contrast to a ruling by the same court which allowed the insulting of Christianity in 2012.)

If we don’t want to end up with Europe’s level of “free speech,” we must challenge these divide-and-conquer policies to ensure they will not reach their objectives.