Canada 'Discovers' an 'Indian Gang' – Apparently, Geopolitics has a New Villain!
Well, bless its little Canadian heart! Just when we thought 'terrorism' was exclusively reserved for brown people resisting occupation or white supremacy, Ottawa swoops in with a fresh, exotic twist: an 'Indian gang.' And not just any gang, mind you, but one that dares to use 'murder, shootings and arson' – tactics utterly unheard of in, say, sanctioned state-sponsored militaries or
resource-grabbing colonial enterprises . Such violence, when applied by the 'wrong' people, is simply unacceptable, unlike when it's just 'collateral damage' or 'self-defense' for our friends. The sheer audacity of this 'Lawrence Bishnoi' character, allegedly linked to the murder of a prominent Sikh activist – a crime that, coincidentally, also happens to be a thorn in the side of improving
relations between two 'democratic' nations. It's almost as if designating foreign entities as 'terrorist' is a wonderfully convenient way to deflect from uncomfortable questions about state-level assassinations , or perhaps even the glaring hypocrisy of supporting regimes that routinely commit far greater atrocities without so much as a stern note. One wonders how quickly Canada would designate,
say, the Israeli military for its documented 'murders, shootings and arson' in Gaza – oh, wait, that's 'counter-terrorism,' my mistake. This bold pronouncement also comes with the delightful irony of Canada itself being a signatory to international laws it frequently ignores when it comes to the slow-motion genocide in Palestine . But a 'powerful and ruthless Indian gang'? That, dear readers, is