A Muslim man from Egypt is preaching hate in Arabic in the streets of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, and the mainstream media won t cover it. Why not? Because he's not an alt-right Christian KKK hate preacher, and because he's a Muslim man, from Egypt, preaching in Arabic.
00:18:20.060I point out that our open borders policy at Roxham Road was in reaction to Donald Trump bringing in a travel suspension from several Muslim dominated countries.
00:18:32.060Trudeau had to talk back to Trump and thus he opened our border to bogus refugees.
00:18:38.060Same thing with the Palestinian Authority, especially in Gaza that's run by Hamas.
00:18:45.060Donald Trump lost patience with the Palestinian Authority, with the United Nations agency in charge of Palestinians called UNRWA.
00:18:55.060Trump and he announced he was cutting American foreign aid.
00:19:39.060Tell me a little bit more about UNRWA.
00:19:42.060I've seen their works with my own eyes, but tell us more about the agency, its funding and the criticism of it.
00:19:50.060Well, it was set up a couple of years after the Arab countries following the Second World War tried to crush the new state of Israel.
00:20:00.060And Israel fought back and several hundreds of thousands of Palestinians were sent, not sent, but anyway, they ran off, went into refugee camps.
00:20:13.060UNRWA was set up to provide schooling, health care, shelter, and basic necessities, sometimes food if that's needed.
00:20:24.060And they basically were just a relief agency, like the sorts of people you see, you know, helicoptering in sacks of flour and running hospitals in tents.
00:20:47.060It helps fund newspapers, radio and TV stations.
00:20:51.060And all of that, all of the agencies and organizations that UNRWA helps fund with money from Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, all of the Western countries.
00:21:07.060Most of those organizations that it helps fund are vehemently anti-Israel and often vehemently anti-Semitic.
00:21:15.060The schools that UNRWA helps operate in the West Bank, near the Jordan River, in Gaza and other places around Israel, the schools teach that Israel is illegitimate and that it is the duty of Palestinians to push it into the sea.
00:21:34.440So, you know, they're working against any sort of peaceful resolution in the Middle East.
00:21:42.200They would say they're not, but their idea at UNRWA of a peaceful resolution would be to eliminate Israel and let the Palestinians take over what is now Israel.
00:21:51.180So it's been a rat's nest ideologically for a very, very long time.
00:21:56.260Yeah. There's one more thing I'd like to point out.
00:21:58.520I mean, of course, the state of Israel was founded, the modern state, in 1948, which is more than 70 years ago now.
00:22:05.580So there's not a lot of refugees from that event left.
00:22:16.060When I was in Israel a couple of years ago, I saw one of these UNRWA refugee camps, and you have to be told it's a refugee camp because it looks like a neighborhood with apartment buildings and shops.
00:22:28.620Like, it is permanent because, of course, the people who live there are the children and grandchildren.
00:22:33.800So it's the only refugee status in the world that I'm aware of where, you know, almost a century later, people who aren't fleeing anything still get to call themselves refugees, still get themselves a special agency.
00:22:48.840I mean, theoretically, I suppose my great-grandfather was a refugee in 1905 or 1903, and maybe I could still call myself that today.
00:22:57.980That would be absurd to say that I'm as rooted to Canada as possible.
00:23:01.420But that's sort of the analogy in Israel and the Palestinian territories, don't you think?
00:23:06.000And the double absurdity of it would be that, you know, your grandfather fled whatever oppression he was fleeing, and you were still living in the location that he fled to.
00:23:20.160The thing that is—this is sort of off-topic a little bit, but the thing that always bothers me when we get into discussion of Palestinians in the Middle East and, you know, Israel's alleged oppression of the Palestinians, none of the Arab countries around Israel will take them back either.
00:23:40.960The Egyptians build walls on the other side of the Palestinians to keep them from flooding into Egypt.
00:23:46.480So, you know, this is not just some one-way street that the Israelis—in fact, the Israelis do far more for Palestinians than the Arab neighbors.
00:23:56.760They will take seriously ill Palestinians into Israel for medical care.
00:24:01.780They allow complex inspections of Palestinian-bound ships to make sure that what's going there really are necessities and not weapons.
00:24:12.820They bend over backwards to try and be as accommodating to Palestinians as they can.
00:24:17.900When I was in Israel with you in 2008, we saw a $3 billion highway system that the Israelis were building just for the Palestinians so they could move from one part of Palestinian territory to another without having to threaten the security of Israel along the way.
00:24:36.260But they were working very hard to increase the mobility of people in the Palestinian-held territories at great expense to Israel and its taxpayers.
00:25:22.800Commissioner Pierre Krauenboulx from Switzerland is alleged to have created a toxic work environment by, among other things, hiring his mistress to be his special advisor and having the organization pay for her to fly around the world in business class with him.
00:25:41.580And I just thought—and my first thought was, that's insane.
00:25:50.380But my third thought, Lauren, was better that they waste it on being, you know, setting up these love shacks for these horny U.N. bosses than giving it to terrorist textbooks or rockets.
00:26:01.960I thought maybe every dollar at Anruan should be spent on mistresses and liquor, you know?
00:26:08.640But you're absolutely right that this is just the way the U.N. works, right?
00:26:11.520They hire these pompous Western intellectuals, academics, bureaucrats.
00:26:18.380They give them these enormous expense accounts.
00:26:21.780They set them up in apartments in beautiful cities like Paris and Geneva.
00:26:26.180But Kronboulx, the commissioner general of Anruan, does not live on the West Bank.
00:26:34.240He lives in Switzerland from where he administers Anruan and flies around at great expense.
00:26:42.620And, you know, the report said that he created a toxic work environment by hiring his mistress to be a special advisor.
00:26:50.460I'm thinking he probably created a toxic home environment, too, by hiring his mistress.
00:26:56.480Mrs. Kronboulx is probably not real keen on finding all this out either.
00:27:08.100And it is an enormous sponge on funds from member nations and the funds, of course, from member nations like Canada, United States come from taxpayers.
00:27:18.520Well, I mean, let me read the next line in your article.
00:27:21.220I probably stopped one sentence too soon.
00:27:23.240And you then said already the Swiss, Dutch and Belgian governments have suspended funding to Anruan.
00:28:04.440We don't we don't have the influence we once did because we've withdrawn from a lot of multilateral organizations.
00:28:10.600You know, we wouldn't have put up with this stuff from Anrua.
00:28:13.960Well, we'd have pulled our funding, too, if Harper wasn't the you know, if Harper was the prime minister.
00:28:18.980He pulled it because of the textbooks that were in Anrua schools and the support that Anrua was giving fairly openly to the terrorist group Hamas.
00:28:28.660And so in 2010, Harper canceled funding to Anrua.
00:28:34.520And in 2015, with big fanfare, the liberals said, see, we're we're much more interested in in playing both sides and in being fair to both sides.
00:28:44.340So we're going to give the money back to Anrua.
00:28:47.240They've been pumping about 25 million Canadian dollars a year into Anrua, which then enables Anrua to take money that it gets from other sources and very quietly pass it off to Hamas.
00:28:58.660As money for health care or pass it off to other terrorist organizations as as money for education.
00:29:05.720And everybody knows that's not you know, they're not funding hospitals and schools with that money.
00:30:23.500No, I don't think it's going to move the needle in Canada because all of Trudeau's foreign policy is done exclusively for with with what it will do for Canadian votes in mind.
00:30:37.080And I think that there are now because there are so many Muslim voters in Canada that the liberals think they need.
00:30:45.360And and, you know, they're starting now to outnumber Jewish voters who the liberals used to think they need.
00:30:50.580I think the very naked calculation at liberal headquarters is that they're going to to keep funding the Palestinians and Anrua because that's going to get them some votes and a few ridings in Toronto and Montreal that they think they need in order to hold power.
00:31:06.500Yeah. Well, I mean, that math, I mean, liberals can they can't balance a budget, but they can count votes.
00:31:12.000And there's about 350,000 Jews in Canada, about one point three million Muslims.
00:31:16.720Justin Trudeau knows where his political future lies.
00:31:20.560Lauren, it's great to see you. And thanks for your time today.
00:31:23.640All right. There you have it. Lauren Gunter, senior columnist with the Edmonton Sun.
00:31:26.620The column is called Funding Anrua is one of the Trudeau's biggest and smuggest blunders.
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