Next month the liberal government is going to sign the most dangerous "Global Compact for Migration" (GCM). This UN agreement is fully slanted towards the interests of the sending countries of the Third World. It will largely eliminate the difference between illegal and legal immigration. Illegal aliens will receive much the same rights of access to the Canadian social system, health care, schooling and the labour market as legal immigrants do.
At the same time the signatory states commit themselves to pursue so-called "hate speech" and "hate crimes" against foreigners more strictly than before, while the media is supposed to provide a "positive" image of immigration on the whole. The signatories will have to submit an account to the UN in regular intervals to report their "progress" in implementing its contents.
Globalist defenders of the agreement argue that the pact is legally not binding, but why would they want Canada and the other Western countries to sign a paper if they do not secretly expect it to have an impact on their immigration policy? What the proponents do not tell you is that the GCM will go into customary international law by virtue of being followed and implemented by the signatories. This "soft law" will then develop a binding effect in international affairs no less strong than "hard law" as it already happened in the past.
One hundred years ago treaties like these used to be imposed only on defeated nations, and so the number of Western countries pulling out from the pact has been steadily increasing:
The United States, the worldwide largest recipient of illegal immigration by far, have long withdrawn from the process. This will have an immediate effect on us: Secondary migration to Canada will rise even further, perhaps even explode in future, once illegals realize they encounter more favourable conditions on our side of the border.
Australia, the only other country in the world besides CAN where multiculturalism is offical state ideology, has also pulled out. So have a number of European states with strong, patriotic leaderships such as Austria, Hungary, and Poland. A dozen other European states are considering not to sign the GCM, either, including very developed nations such as the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark and Switzerland. Everywhere there is a lively public debate going on about its negative effects except in Trudeau's "post-national" Canada.
We from the CEC therefore urge you to sign the petition by Maxime Bernier's PPC against the GCM. Bernier is the first major Canadian politician to realize the dangers inherent in this hyper-globalist pact and he deserves our support for it.
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