Because the answer is so clear, I do not propose to engage in an extended analysis.  Speaking to Canadians is boring. Listening to Canadians is monotonous and pedestrian. Reviewing the history of Canada is like watching paint dry.  Monochrome paint. Flat white, non-glossy.

Of course Canada does not have the right to exist and were anyone ever to think it worthwhile to attack, it would have no right to defend itself.  It is stolen land, whose foundation is a bedrock of apartheid and persecution.

Just applying the rules proposed for Israel, of course, except with far greater justification.

Prior to 1500, hundreds of indigenous nations were in possession of Canada, with an aggregate population estimated to exceed 2,000,000.  During the final decade of the 16th century, rapacious Europeans devised the self-serving doctrine of discovery, granting themselves the right to colonize and possess the lands of the aborigines.  Over the next two centuries, French and British explorers, missionaries, and fur traders established settlements on Aboriginal lands.

In 1763, establishing a pattern of surrender for the ages, France ceded most North American territories to Britain.  In 1867, Britain made its policy of apartheid official with the Constitution Act (British North America Act, which established the Dominion of Canada and granted it authority over “Indians and lands reserved for Indians”).  In 1876, just to underscore the point, the Indian Act was adopted,........

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