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Anti-immigration groups at Parliament Hill protest demand apology from Trudeau




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Published on: February 18, 2018 | Last Updated: February 18, 2018 7:33 PM EST
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Anti-Muslim and anti racist protestors voiced their views Sunday Feb. 18, 2018 on Parliament Hill. An anti racist protestors stands in the Centennial Flame. Ashley Fraser/Postmedia ASHLEY FRASER / POSTMEDIA

SHAREADJUSTCOMMENTvoteforright.com, members of the Asian-Canadian community feel victimized by a Toronto girl’s false claim in January that an Asian man cut off her hijab and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s apparent rush to view the fictitious incident as a hate crime.

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Anti-Muslim and anti racist protestors voiced their views Sunday Feb. 18, 2018 on Parliament Hill. Anti-Muslim protestors joined with a group of Chinese-Canadians who were upset about the controversial hijab news story in Toronto. Ashley Fraser/Postmedia ASHLEY FRASER /POSTMEDIA

“As the real victim of the hijab hoax, our Asian community was completely ignored by PM Trudeau,” reads a statement on the website.

  • PHOTO GALLERY: PROTESTS ON PARLIAMENT HILL, SUNDAY, FEB. 18, 2018

    • Anti-racist counter protestors were met with a wall of RCMP officers as they tried...


    • An anti-racist protestor stands in the Centennial Flame. Ashley Fraser/Postmedia


    • Stéphane Roch of La Meute (Wolf Pack) addresses the collection of Anti-Muslim...


    • When protesters pushed past police lines, multiple arrests were made. Ashley...


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    • Clashes between anti racist protestors and the RCMP happened when protesters...


    • Stéphane Roch of La Meute (Wolf Pack) speaks with a Chinese-Canadian during...


    • Clashes between anti-racist protestors and the RCMP happened when...


    • Anti-racist counter protestors were met with a wall of RCMP officers as they tried...


    • An anti-racist protestor stands in the Centennial Flame. Ashley Fraser/Postmedia
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    The group, an unlikely ally for the far right, was met with counter protesters from anti-fascist and anti-racist groups, many of whom covered their faces as they protested.

    A man who identified himself as “Yuanyuan” said, “There are some out-of-town conservative Chinese racists and they are collaborating basically with some white nationalist groups here in Canada. As a Chinese Canadian, I’m pretty ashamed about that. That’s why I’m here.”


    The large Asian group, with members coming from Toronto and Vancouver to join members of the Ottawa Chinese-Canadian community, chartered buses for the event.

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    Anti-Muslim and anti racist protestors voiced their views Sunday Feb. 18, 2018 on Parliament Hill. Clashes between anti racist protestors and the RCMP happened when protesters pushed past police lines, ending in multiple arrests. Ashley Fraser/Postmedia ASHLEY FRASER/ POSTMEDIA

    “We want to oppose them,” Yuanyuan said. “We don’t want them on our Hill saying they get to represent Canadian values. We know that their rhetoric is basically trying to normalize violence against minorities and marginalized folk. It’s not really a discussion about whether or not multiculturalism is good or not. We know that they stand for genocide.”

    About 100 anti-racist protesters — while denouncing white supremacy and chanting about how welcome Muslims are — also repeatedly screamed “f-ck the police.”

    Providing security for the Asian protesters were several anti-immigration, ultranationalist groups such as Quebec’s La Meute — or Wolf pack — and the Northern Guard. Several Proud Boys — an alt-right men’s group — were also in attendance.

    La Meute’s Stéphane Roch said his members — of which there are 42,000 in Quebec — were in Ottawa to support the Chinese community.

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    Anti-Muslim and anti racist protestors voiced their views Sunday Feb. 18, 2018 on Parliament Hill. Anti-Muslim protestors joined with a group of Chinese-Canadians who were upset about the controversial hijab news story in Toronto. Ashley Fraser/Postmedia ASHLEY FRASER /POSTMEDIA

    Roch called them “real Canadians” who have been in the country for hundreds of years. “The Chinese community are a very good community. Trudeau don’t listen to them.”

    “The government has to work for the citizens, not for themselves,” Roch said. “The power has to go to the citizens. They have to listen to us.”

    An organizer with the Chinese-Canadian community who asked a reporter to “just call me Monica” said the event was behind schedule and chose not to speak to a reporter from this newspaper.

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    Anti-Muslim and anti racist protestors voiced their views Sunday Feb. 18, 2018 on Parliament Hill. L-R Sylvain Brouillette and Stephane Roch of La Meute (Wolf Pack) address the crowd of Anti-Muslim protestors Sunday afternoon. Ashley Fraser/Postmedia ASHLEY FRASER /POSTMEDIA

    Several Chinese-Canadian protesters were there with their children, who held signs condemning the “hijab hoax” and “fake news.” The signs urged the government not to “stir up ethnic disputes.” Multiple people approached by a reporter indicated they did not speak English.

    But speakers urged respect for “human rights” and asked that all Canadians be treated equally.

    Among the sea of protesters were several placards taking aim at Trudeau, not Muslims.

    Evan Balgord, a journalist and researcher who is following the rise of the new far-right movement in Canada, said that what was branded as anti-Muslim is being re-purposed as anti-Trudeau rhetoric.

    “They always were anti-Trudeau, anti-Liberal government, anti-multiculturalism, anti-M-103 (a motion to condemn Islamophobia in the country) but the anti-Trudeau rhetoric is coming more and more to the front.”

    Police escorted members of both groups away from the demonstration and some were banned from the Hill.

    RCMP officers made a handful of arrests during the demonstration, but several of those people were released. A large group of Ottawa police escorted both groups on and off the Hill.
 
只要反对给穆斯林移民特殊待遇,就会被左派扣上种族歧视的帽子,这是antifa等左派组织惯用的手法,很多组织就是这样被抹黑的。

老中很快也会被antifa等左派组织扣上种族歧视的帽子。CBC正在这样做。
 
记者是穆斯林,人家多抱团,哪像某些人为证明自己高人一等不惜一切抹黑贬低自己同胞
 
哦,原来今天下午抗议活动,主流力量是Anti-Muslim and anti racist protestors, 中国人只是配角,难怪图片上看到的大部分是人高马大的洋人,出动200警察严阵以待原来是对付这拨人,中国人温顺跟绵羊似的,有一两个警察足以。
 
看你幸灾乐祸的样子令人恶心。

建议大家发信去Ottawacitizen抗议抹黑,早就知道他们这点伎俩
 
我压根就没有幸灾乐祸,我只是恍然大悟,主流媒体报道国会山发生的事情,并不是此坛上组织者们煽动忽悠大家去抗议时说的那样,中国人主导的活动联络其他裔族参加的,中国人在今天下午的抗议活动中就是个配角,很有可能被广大加拿大理解为 中国人也是Anti-Muslim and anti racist protestors

看你幸灾乐祸的样子令人恶心。

建议大家发信去Ottawacitizen抗议抹黑,早就知道他们这点伎俩
 
我压根就没有幸灾乐祸,我只是恍然大悟,主流媒体报道国会山发生的事情,并不是此坛上组织者们煽动忽悠大家去抗议时说的那样,中国人主导的活动联络其他裔族参加的,中国人在今天下午的抗议活动中就是个配角,很有可能被广大加拿大理解为 中国人也是Anti-Muslim and anti racist protestors

可见,华人争取社会地位的路,还很长,几百华人集会,可以被歪曲,如果几千人,上万人,就会不一样。
 
早知道有些媒体会蓄意歪曲事实 ,不是搞了twitter 和 Facebook 吗 ?
 
我压根就没有幸灾乐祸,我只是恍然大悟,主流媒体报道国会山发生的事情,并不是此坛上组织者们煽动忽悠大家去抗议时说的那样,中国人主导的活动联络其他裔族参加的,中国人在今天下午的抗议活动中就是个配角,很有可能被广大加拿大理解为 中国人也是Anti-Muslim and anti racist protestors
她要想歪曲事实,无所谓是谁去,也无所谓去多少人。
 
顶上去,集中学习。
 
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