REAL Women of Canada (RWOC) — a women and family advocacy group — is sounding the alarm against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, saying he "has become truly dangerous to democracy." .The group, formed in 1983, calls itself a "non-profit, non-partisan, non-denominational organization of women (and men) from all walks of life" who believe that "family is the most important unit in Canadian society," on its website. .REAL — Realistic, Equal, Active, for Life — represents an acronym the group says "defines our aim."."It has become apparent for some time now that Prime Minister Trudeau is a dictator-in-waiting evidenced by his increasing totalitarian moves to stifle dissent or criticism," said RWOC in a statement. .The group pointed to Bill C-11, the Online Streaming Act, which will censor speech over the internet, the invocation of the Emergencies Act, and Trudeau's efforts to "strip pro-life groups of their tax-exempt charitable status." .However, the group took specific exception to the recently released "government sponsored booklet, Confronting and Preventing Hate in Canadian Schools." .The booklet, written on behalf of the Department of Canadian Heritage by the Canadian Anti-Hate Network (CAHN), calls the Red Ensign Flag — Canada's official flag from 1868 to 1965 — offensive because “its usage denotes a desire to return to Canada’s demographics before 1967, when it was predominantly white." . Screen shot from Confronting and Preventing Hate in Canadian Schools booklet .It also twice identifies the Conservative Party by name as a group whose members include bigots and instructs students to challenge those who speak in favour of "public office holders" who are problematic, referring to former US president Donald Trump and his construction of the wall at the US-Mexico border. ."What is particularly alarming is that [the booklet] makes no mention of obvious signs of hate such as the Nazi Swastika, or the Communist Hammer and Sickle, or China’s Red Star," said RWOC. ."Failing to mention these obvious symbols of hate should not come as a surprise since the booklet shows complete ignorance that the Red Ensign was the flag Canadians fought and died under to rid the world of the fascist surge that was Nazi Germany during World War Two.".Gwen Landolt, RWOC national vice president and legal counsel, told the Western Standard the group feels the booklet has nothing to do with education. ."Who are they to dictate what children should be taught?" said Landolt highlighting that "education falls under provincial jurisdiction."."He is simply trying to indoctrinate children and use them as a tool to push his left-wing policies." .Landolt said she believes Trudeau has "lost all rational thought," and, citing several political scandals including Trudeau's private-island vacation courtesy the Aga Khan, the SNC-Lavalin and WE Charity affairs, added he "doesn't seem to know right from wrong." ."He is lacking in sensibility, he has no ethics, and has been profoundly destructive to our democracy," she said. .The women's group also raised concerns CAHN has received "taxpayer funding" in the form of a $268,400 grant from Canadian Heritage along with an additional $268,400 federal grant to fund the creation of the booklet and further its "inclusive work" to operate its website.."The indoctrination program contained in [the booklet], is nothing more than an attempt to render children as mere tools in carrying out a profoundly undemocratic assault on any dissent to Trudeau’s woke agenda," said RWOC. ."Trudeau and his enablers have become desperate in their desire to achieve control of the Canadian democratic system by this scandalous attempt to indoctrinate children to support their bigotry, intolerance, and political agenda. This cannot be tolerated.".Citing Trudeau's "disastrous energy policies, economic mismanagement, and continuing scandals," RWOC said he is "unfit to serve" and is calling for his removal from office. ."The Liberal Party is going down in the polls as a result of Trudeau's unethical, illegal, and outrageous agenda he is pushing on Canadians," said Landolt. ."Anyone who doesn't think as he does, has to be punished. He simply just stomps out his opposition."
