“Mr. Speaker, we all know the laws exist. The member opposite knows full well that Bill C-9 and anything he mentioned would not have stopped a single thing that happened in the streets. We already know the Prime Minister will not act because he has not acted. In fact, he did not say a thing last week. More effigies will be hung, more firebombs will be thrown into synagogues and more Liberal MPs will pose for pictures with those who glorify terrorism. The question is not whether the government will finally call this a crisis. We know they will not. The question is how much more needs to happen in order for anybody to do anything.”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 43 wordsin December 2024, the justice committee, of which I was a part, put out a report.1It recommended to governments across the country, the federal government, provincial governments, municipal governments, 2and police and universities what we thought they should do in this circumstance.3Reasoning · 5 wordsWe need to show leadership.Partly on pointPositioning · 13 wordsThe Prime Minister will show leadership and has shown leadership on this issue.PositioningVague promiseClaims · 19 wordsIt is unacceptable that the Jewish community of Canada does not feel as safe as it used to feel.Reasoning · 12 wordsJewish schools should not have to have guards in front of them.Partly on pointPromise · 23 wordsWe will work incessantly to make sure every level of government in the country works with us to solve the crisis of anti-Semitism.Vague promise