New Evidence puts Canada in Checkmate with India (The Nijjar Affair)
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Summary
A Sikh leader in Canada has come forward claiming that Hardip Singh Najjar was running a terrorist training camp that was training members of the Sikh extremist group, the Kalistan Tiger Force, to attack India. If true, this will change the geopolitical game between India and Canada.
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So we have a new report coming out in Canada, one that I think is important enough to do a video at 1am about,
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and it will change the geopolitical game between India and Canada completely, if true.
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So we have a Sikh leader from the Okanon Sikh temple, which is near Surrey, B.C., the place Hardip Singh Najjar had his temple,
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and he spoke to reporters claiming that after he got back from meeting with other Sikh leaders,
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it was common knowledge among the community, he's alleging, that Hardip Singh Najjar was running weapons training
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and essentially extremist training camps to attack India.
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Now, the reason why this is so important is because, not that India didn't know this,
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I mean, India has said he's a member of the Kalistan Tiger Force, that's a listed terrorist organization in their country,
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and to them he's a terrorist, and they took out a terrorist, or a terrorist died,
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or they've been accused of something, whatever the position may be.
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However, if all this evidence we have on Hardip Singh Najjar checks out,
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it won't matter if we have the Indian government on the phone admitting to this at all,
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There's only one, international law is silly, no one follows it,
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there's only one law in international geopolitics, it's might makes right,
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and then underneath that there's all these different, let's say, global norms, societal norms, geopolitical norms.
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What are they? They're nebulous, and that's kind of the point.
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But the reason why you can't take out someone on Canadian soil is because Canada's a functioning country,
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part of the G7, Five Eyes, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
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And the reason why you can take out, like, Anwar al-Awlaki in Yemen,
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or Osama bin Laden in Pakistan, is because they're not really functioning states.
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Because Pakistan and Yemen are countries where the rule of law is not as well enforced,
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and you have things like terrorist training camps,
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and you can go and bomb Anwar al-Awlaki and no one cares.
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Now, if all we know about Hardip Singh Najjar checks out,
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or all we, like, have seen fits the narrative that he was actively planning violent activities in India,
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then no country will come to our aid because it sets a terrible precedent for their countries, right?
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So all the major Five Eyes countries, the UK, or none of the Five Eyes, UK, Germany, France,
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if there are, you know, hardcore terrorists out there in the world and they want to take them out,
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Now, we'd say, okay, not in Canada, not in Australia, not whatever,
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but if Hardip Singh Najjar was running an active terrorist training camp
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there's no country that's going to want to set the precedent
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that taking out the guy who's planning active terrorism
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and training people to do so in your country is a bad idea, right?
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The British, our allies, won't want to set this precedent, right?
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It was different when it was, oh, was he maybe just an extremist talking about stuff,
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Then each country, they don't want to set the precedent
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that if they have someone saying crazy stuff on their country,
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you know, another government's going to come in and take them out and make them look weak.
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But the norm shifts if he's actively training people for violence against an allied country.
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We have the testimony of a Sikh leader who is near him.
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that talks about the possibility of this guy running terrorist training camps.
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We have him on the same billboard as the architect of the Air India bombing,
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calling them both Shahids or martyrs in Punjabi,
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calling for the assassination of Indian officials.
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which the Indian media has provided very good evidence that it was taken in Pakistan.
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Listen, I don't trust any Sikh human rights leader
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So I don't know what Sikh human rights training you get in Pakistan,
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We have him on video firing off AK-47s next to other guys.
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Looks like it could possibly be related to a training camp
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We have him openly praising the Kalistan Tiger Force,
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putting up pictures of their members who have committed violence,
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His supporters have listed him as a leader of the Kalistan Tiger Force in his memorial.
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So his supporters say he was a leader of this group
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and currently actively foments and executes violence on an ally.
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Time to write a nebulously worded apology about something or whatever,
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and there's so much more who a liberal MP might have written a letter
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even after he failed two times with a fake passport and a fake marriage.
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well, you're just going to keep getting hammered
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and we're going to look worse and worse and worse and worse.