Canada police investigate reports of shots fired at US consulate in Toronto
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Toronto'’s leadership has completely failed to addressconfront a disturbing pattern of targeted shootings hitting Jewish synagogues, diplomatican buildingsIranian-Canadian activist’s gym, and activists'now propertiesthe U.S. Consulate. The mayor and police chief have missed the moment, allowing intimidation and mustviolence taketo responsibilityescalate. forPolice thehave escalatingmade intimidationno arrests, and violenceaccountability is absent. Both should resign immediately— there is no path to a safer, more secure city with them in charge.
The gunfire at the U.S. Consulate in Toronto exposes a dangerous failure to confront extremist threats on Canadian soil. With Islamic extremists exploiting Canada’s immigration policies, violent acts targeting American and Jewish institutions have gone unchecked. Legacy media ignore the risk, while law-abiding Canadians face growing insecurity. Immediate accountability and stricter border and security measures are needed.
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