The first Western leader to speak out about regime change and prevent usurpers from entering Canada

Justin Trudeau – Prime Minister of Canada – became the first Western leader, under endless pressure from Iranian-Canadians, to speak out openly about regime change and preventing usurpers from entering Canada. The wall of hypocrisy of Western leaders, regarding the endless pressure from patriotic Iranians in the West, is crumbling.

Justin Trudeau has previously spoken about banning entry and imposing sanctions on a number of government IRGC leaders. In his recent speech on the possibility of regime change and the Islamic Republic of Iran’s support for protesters, he emphasized that his country will no longer be a safe haven for the families and dependents of the horrific Islamic Republic of Iran regime and those who benefit from this corrupt regime. He announced that we will take the same action against the Islamic Republic regime that we took against the war criminals in the Bosnian and Rwandan genocides.

In his speech, Trudeau also thanked all the people of the world who supported the brave women and people of Iran, saying: "The world is saying loudly that the barbarity, oppression, and violation of fundamental human rights are enough."

Justin Trudeau also announced, following a meeting with the Iranian-Canadian community at the Tehran Market restaurant in Winnipeg, that the Iranian community is showing that they care deeply about their ancestral homeland, and we will continue to work alongside this community to seek justice for the victims of the Iranian regime.

In Justin Trudeau's view, the brutal regime of the Islamic Republic does not represent the beautiful people of Iran. He called the presence of the vibrant and beautiful Iranian community living in Canada one of Canada's blessings and said: "How can the government of the Islamic Republic not see what wonderful people Iran has?"

Simultaneously with Justin Trudeau's speech, demonstrations by Iranians living in Canada continued in the Canadian capital and other cities of the country, with slogans such as "Women, Life, Freedom" and "We will fight, we will fight, we will take back Iran."

Source: Iran International