Hate Crime On Christians – This Is Coming To America

In Canada, the media and government worked together to spread a widespread hate campaign against Christians, which led to the destruction of over 80 churches. Under different circumstances, we would have to denounce this heinous display of religious persecution as a flagrant violation of human rights, but the numerous charities and watchdog groups tasked with monitoring such abuses remain silent.

Many Canadian elites, including Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, initiated this pogrom against Christian churches, but it is unlikely that American pastors would say anything about it this Sunday. Rather, as their brethren in Christ watch houses of worship burn to the ground with the blessing of the secular state, American congregations are likely to hear lectures about the perils of Christian nationalism and the faults of political power.

The hunt for mass graves at the Indian Residential School in Kamloops has lasted three years and cost $8 million, but no remains have shown up. Not a single body.

In 2021, the Canadian media reported the discovery of a mass grave on the grounds of a former Catholic Church-run government boarding school, which contained the corpses of indigenous children. The boarding schools’ controversial past stemmed from their reputation for taking native students away from their villages and sending them to government institutions in an effort to promote cultural assimilation. The progressive Canadian elite went into a frenzy when they learned that mass graves could exist at one of the schools. This information seemed to validate their wildest dreams of a racial genocide against the nation’s indigenous people.

The only problem is that it’s all untrue.

The explosive theory positing the interment of 215 children’s remains in a mass grave at the Kamloops Indian Residential School demands extreme caution in the handling of the information. Any governing class concerned about the stability of their nation would carefully investigate such an allegation and only take action after laboriously gathering convincing evidence. However, insane communist fanatics, who despise Christianity and work to discredit their own forefathers, run Canada. Instead, the media started teasing the public right away by recklessly repeating the unproven accusations.

In order to legitimize the anti-Christian fake, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, unsurpassed by the nefarious media operatives, ordered the flag to fly at half-staff and described the event as “a poignant reminder of that terrible and horrible chapter of our country’s history” on X.

Trudeau asserted that he knew the fury behind the terrorist acts as animosity increased and churches started to catch fire. Law enforcement did little to nothing to stop the hate crimes motivated by religion, and it appeared that the Canadian government as a whole accepted the fire as just retribution against the Christian community. A year later, Pope Francis visited Canada to convey his grief for what he called “a holocaust,” which further justified the deception.

Remains undiscovered at the Indian Residential School in Kamloops, despite three years and over $8 million spent on the hunt for mass graves. Not a single body. Neither Trudeau nor any member of the media has issued an apology in spite of this glaring lack of proof. There has been no accountability for any official. The police have, for the most part, not done anything to track down the arsonists. Western elites have completely ignored the campaign of terror against Christians.

In the United States, Christian leaders have mostly pushed Christians to be politically inert, telling them that their focus should be on the kingdom’s mission rather than the cumbersome details of temporal rule. Over the past two decades, a persistent legal and media assault has pushed the last remnants of cultural Christianity out of American institutions, and many pastors have concluded that retreat is the only practical course of action. This has been an absolute failure of a plan, and many Christians are beginning to realize that as they have given up authority, the animosity toward their faith and their families has only grown. Enemies of the devout only get more fervent when the former withdraw from public life.