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Written By B.J. Dichter, Posted on January 31, 2025

Peel Regional Police DEI Squad Submits to Extremists and Puts Canada-US Relations at Risk.

It’s no secret to anyone paying attention that Canada has faced an Islamist extremist problem for well over a decade. This issue has now reached a boiling point, resulting in numerous mass protests across the country in support of extremist groups linked to global terrorist organizations notorious for their brutal acts, including beheading and burning innocent civilians alive. The gruesome nature of these crimes is why the attacks on Israel on October 7th, 2023, remain permanent scars in the minds of those who have witnessed the abhorrent grotesque footage.

Much like Europe over the past 25 years, Canada is now struggling with the presence of alien values within its borders. The political class—politicians, staffers, lobbyists, and media—cower behind catchphrases like “cultural accommodation” and seek plausible deniability through bureaucratic fog, hoping the public won’t notice.

This same pattern of behaviour in the United Kingdom—a country now reduced to a meme of its former self—has led to the implementation of pathetic blasphemy laws while turning a blind eye to systemic, ethnically targeted gang rape by Pakistani gangs for over a decade. Some estimates suggest that the number of victims, primarily children and young adolescents, reaches into the hundreds of thousands across 19 cities over 20-plus years. This is the true evil of religiously motivated sex trafficking.

DEI Privileges for Mosques Over Serving All Canadians

Against that backdrop, Canada—specifically the Peel Regional Police (PRP) in Ontario, the third-largest police force in the country—has made community engagement a priority under the directives of its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) team part of the Community Safety & Well Being Command, what that bureaucratic word-salad means is beyond me. Nonetheless, the DEI team has released new engagement protocols that have angered many officers, who are now at a breaking point due to the demands placed upon them by extremists operating through a series of intermediaries laundering ISIS like extremist philosophy within Canadian Law enforcement institutions.

Recent guidelines issued by the Community Safety & Well Being Command DEI squad have drawn particular concern. DEI philosophy, now illegal in much of the United States because it has been discredited by former practitioners as little more than institutionalized, targeted racism dressed up with a fancy name. Despite this, Peel Regional Police continues to uphold this corrosive philosophy—so much for the anti-racism training courses police cadets are required to pass while attending police academy.

It’s worth noting that the cities of Mississauga & Brampton located in Peel Region are known epicentres for drug smuggling, human trafficking, and terrorism-related money laundering. One can only imagine this won’t go unnoticed by members of the recently elected Trump administration watching Canada closely with a magnifying glass cut from extreme skepticism and distrust.

The following policing directive from Peel Regional Police DEI squad outlines how law enforcement personnel should conduct themselves when entering mosques in the region. The DEI guidelines for non-emergency interactions in mosques applies regardless of a connection to listed terrorist organizations.

It begins by explaining, a Masjid (Arabic for prayer house or Mosque) is a sacred place of worship and communal gathering for the Muslim community. Whether visiting for routine duties or responding to non-emergency calls, officers should adhere to the following customary practices to show respect.

• Contact Masjid Management: Notify the management of the Masjid upon arrival.
• Remove Shoes: Officers are required to remove their shoes before entering the Masjid. Shoe racks are typically provided near the entrance for convenience.
• Head Covering: If the management requests that female police officers cover their hair upon arrival at a Masjid, a uniform-issued hat would be deemed acceptable.
• Maintain Proper Conduct Inside: Officers should speak in a respectful tone and avoid disrupting prayers or religious ceremonies. Additionally, mobile devices should be turned off or set to silent mode to minimize disturbance.
• Greetings: An appropriate greeting also includes placing your hand over your heart and acknowledging the individual.

The above list is a clear example of a combination of dominance, persuasion and behavioural nudge theory (a psychological approach that subtly influences people’s decisions and behaviours by making small changes in how choices are presented). If you’ve ever wondered what it would feel like if the Taliban were advising police in Canada on how to police your community, this is what it looks like.

Why Police Officers are Retiring Early

The implications of these guidelines have angered many PRP officers across the board. The continued capitulation to and tolerance of violent extremists—many of whom fled terrorism charges in their home countries—will ultimately destroy Canada both culturally and economically. Many in the political sphere speculate that this is one of the reasons President Donald Trump euphemistically refers to securing America’s northern border. It’s not just about who is entering Canada; it’s also about who is already here.

All officers woking in Canadian and U.S. law enforcement are fully aware that Canada has become a serious security risk. Frustration is growing among law enforcement and CBSA (Canadian Border Security Agency) officers, who question why individuals—both legal and illegal residents—who glorify beheadings and defend the grotesque behaviour of Hamas invaders in Israel who burned young women alive, are somehow allowed to remain in Canada. These individuals seem better suited for America’s Naval Base in Guantanamo Bay Cuba and recent comments made by President Trump seem to suggest he agrees with this view.

Instead of having a pragmatic view towards extremism in Canada, we witness the absurdity of the clown show below, where Mississauga Mayor Carolyn Parrish’s staffers invited an Imam to recite prayers, seemingly unaware of the serious cultural implications of such actions. This farce went on for three minutes and thirty-nine seconds while a group of politically useful idiots simply stood and watched and then clapped like barking seals. This same nonsense has been occurring in the Toronto City Council for a number of years with zero intervention from “leaders” like Doug Ford.

Yes, Muslims Are the Primary Victims of Terrorism. Here’s Why.

What’s astonishing about naïve Canadians regarding the cost of extremism is that it could lead to the implementation of harsh penalties due to Canada’s tolerance of this absurdity and massive security risk. Such consequences could cripple the nation’s economy, pushing it toward a rapid decline from G7 status to that of a developing country. Meanwhile, the extremists among our “new Canadians” would remain unaffected, as their underlying philosophical framework is to live a lifestyle rooted in an extreme Salafist interpretation of seventh century arabia.

The cultural ethos rooted in the Muslim Brotherhood’s philosophy serves as the foundation for its subversive worldview, which targets Western modernity through ideological infiltration, propaganda and subversion.

Fortunately, there are signs of hope. Figures like Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia and Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan of the United Arab Emirates, along with other leaders in the Middle East, are eager to modernize their countries and integrate them into the global free-market economy4. These efforts have the potential to drastically improve the lives of people throughout the Middle East and beyond who seek economic opportunity and peace.

The friction between radically different worldviews throughout the Muslim world—one collectivist (Islamist) and the other individualist and modern—explains why the primary victims of terrorism are often those who embrace the latter perspective, including many ex-Muslims. This harsh reality was tragically highlighted by the devastating murder of Salwan Momika, which was broadcast live on TikTok when a group of Islamists broke into his home and assassinated him.

Unfortunately, most blue-haired proto-commie (collectivist) activists and academics in the West, who mindlessly repeat scripted narratives about muslim as the primary victims of extremism, fail to grasp the reasons behind this disturbing dynamic. The lack of intellectual curiosity is astonishing.

As for Canada’s future as a national security risk to the United States, the policies of appeasement and submission to extremists are so severe that many anticipate potential economic devastation as retribution for harbouring extremists on our soil. Perhaps Canadians’ obsession with race will lead to the demise of our sovereignty and force Canada to join the United States if our neighbours to the south—who represent 80% of our economy and are ten times our size—do not see results on this issue in the near future.

My fear is that the latest DEI pro-Islamist submission policy implemented by Peel Regional Police will not go unnoticed by our neighbours to the south, who are now looking for any excuse to squeeze Canada’s economy and force us to negotiate on their terms. If the Trump administration applies the full weight of the U.S. economy and tariffs on us as punishment for decades of appeasement towards America’s direct enemies—importing them and giving them positions within our government—we will have only ourselves to blame for the impending financial collapse.

So what can you do? You can file a complaint and encourage others to do the same.

If you’ve never spoken to your friends and family about the nature of extremism and appeasement of extremists living within your communities, now is the time, no matter how much they may dislike it. Just make sure to be kind, patient and respectful with everyone you speak to.

Call To Action: File A Complaint

Peel Regional Police: You can file a complaint directly to the Peel Regional Police Chief Nishan Duraiappah.

1. Via email at Nishan.Duraiappah@peelpolice.ca
2. Directly on their website at https://www.peelpoliceboard.ca/reports/public-complaints/
3. Tag them with a comment on Twitter/x: @PeelPolice

The Trump Whitehouse: You can contact the Trump administration about US National Security concerns from Canada here.

1. Email your concerns to comments@whitehouse.gov
2. Send a letter to the following address:
   The White House
   1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
   Washington, DC 20500
3. Call the White House comment line at 202-456-1111

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