The Green Light

The green light.

http://www.irb-cisr.gc.ca/Eng/NewsNouv/NewNou/Pages/RPD-SPR-process.aspx

So here it is, our security and health and welfare thrown out the window because of a backlog. This is such a dangerous precedent.

Basically they aren’t going to vet refugees from Syria, Iraq and Eritrea. I believe Pakistan is included as well.

That is right, are you a terrorist looking to infiltrate into North America looking for a great set up and some Rx and dental benefits for a while – well look no further – This Government wants you. No vetting required, step right up and get it before it is gone.

So there you have it, a rubber stamp if you are from one of the selected countries and claim asylum in Canada. No, no danger in that.

Bring us your criminals, terrorists, warlords, bring us your worst and we here in Canada will give them shelter – at the front of the line in social housing – because they are special – screw those waiting on lists – you know Canadians suffering.

You get free drugs and dental and are set for quiet the little while, Isis wont even have to worry about paying them. Say isn’t that more than most people now, most Canadians struggling don’t have Rx or dental coverage!

But wait there is more as a new special interest group you can wield untold amounts of power and get political correctness to do work for you. Get special treatment because you can!

And here in lies where the resentment comes from. Sure we as Canadians want to help, but we ourselves are struggling. Not the political class mind you – they are out of touch but the regular people who don’t have dental coverage or prescription drug coverage or those who long to own a home of their own. And people come in get pushed to the front of the line, given docs and housing Rx and dental care etc when most are in debt and struggling. That needs to be addressed.

Then we find out they aren’t vetting them? I mean open borders at USA – why would you run from one of the greatest countries of the world to claim asylum?

I am all for refugees if they are vetted and can offer something to Canada. They can adapt and become Canadian and move forward with their lives in a better place. That is what we are about here. But this is unacceptable to rubber stamp anyone who fits a country of origin. This is callous and dangerous, most likely end very badly for all of us.