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Narcissists are typically of lower intelligence because they have low self awareness.

When do the celebrations of the Air India slaughter bombing type thing begin?

When do the rabid, frothing, syphilitic, racist, fawning, prancing, grifter sock puppets change their fancy socks?

NDP leader Jagmeet Singh is facing backlash online after suggesting the Freedom Convoy is being led by white supremacists.

In a tweet meant to commemorate the 5 year anniversary of the Quebec City Mosque shooting, Singh said, “today Conservative MPs have endorsed a convoy led by those that claim the superiority of the white bloodline and equate Islam to a disease.”

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Jagmeet Singh@theJagmeetSinghToday we commemorate 5 years since a terrorist attacked and murdered Muslims in a Quebec City Mosque. We said never again. And, today Conservative MPs have endorsed a convoy led by those that claim the superiority of the white bloodline and equate Islam to a disease.10:30 AM · Jan 29, 2022·Loomly1,215 Retweets1,898 Quote Tweets5,482 Likes

In reaction, Singh faced backlash on Twitter from thousands of users, outnumbering even the amount of likes his own tweet received.Advertisement

“I’ve seen Indigenous people, Indo-Canadians, hijab-wearing Muslims, black Canadians, and people from all other walks of life, all peacefully celebrating freedom at the convoy rally. To NDP leader Jagmeet Singh, it’s a white supremacist hatefest,” said True Norths’ Andrew Lawton, who is currently on the ground reporting.

You disgusting scumbag,” said Indian Author Abhijit Iyer-Mitra. “You literally endorsed & supported the perpetrators & ideology of the biggest act of terrorism on Canadian Soil – Air India Flight 182. You’re the worst kind of ethno-religious supremacist there is.”

Dr. Jordan B. Peterson also called out Singh over his comments. “This is either ignorant or malevolent and if it is the former it is an ignorance so profound that it borders on malevolence. And this from the leader of Canada’s hypothetically pro-working-class progressives,” Dr. Peterson said.

Singh’s allegations come as Canadian truckers made their way to Ottawa on Saturday for a planned protest in which they have stated their intention to “gridlock” the city until the Trudeau government lifts vaccine mandate requirements for the trucking industry.

Footage shot by Beth Baisch in Ottawa on Saturday shows blocks and blocks of trucks lining the streets. Protestors are marching through sub zero temperatures to express their anger at the Trudeau government.

Despite Singh’s allegations, the Freedom Convoy protest appears to be diverse and even highlights Indigenous drummers. Earlier in the day, The Post Millennial conducted an exclusive interview with a group of Indigenous activists who travelled to Ottawa in order to join the protest.

“I’m a 60 year-old grandmother. I have two beautiful grandchildren and this is not the Canada I want to leave with them,” said Linda Audette, an Indigenous woman from Sudbury, Ontario.

“We all let them do this to us. Do not leave this for your children, your grandchildren and your great grandchildren. We have to stand up, take off those diapers off everybody’s face. We have to stop vaccinating our children. We have to end all these mandates,” she continued.

When asked what she would tell Justin Trudeau, Audette  said “God is watching you. The Creator is watching everything you’re doing and you have humanity. All the Canadians lives at risk. There are thousands of people dying and that’s on your hands.”

OTTAWA — A second video of Jagmeet Singh has surfaced showing the NDP leader speaking on a panel focused on Sikh sovereignty, alongside another speaker who appears to endorse violence in the quest for an independent Sikh state.

The video has come to light as Singh condemns “all acts of terrorism” in the wake of a news report about his presence at a Sikh rally in 2015 that featured calls for an independent state.

On Wednesday, the Globe and Mail published a story about Singh’s presence at a San Francisco rally where some speakers called for the creation of an independent state, known as Khalistan, in the Punjab region of India. Singh, then an NDP member of the Ontario legislature, spoke about the killing of Sikhs in India in 1984 following the assassination of then-prime minister Indira Gandhi, calling it a genocide.

The question of Singh’s position on Sikh separatism has dogged him since he appeared on CBC’s Power and Politics with Terry Milewski shortly after winning the federal leadership last October. During the interview, Singh failed to denounce Talwinder Singh Parmar, believed to be the mastermind of the 1985 Air India bombing.