Brian Masse held a discussion in Windsor about the Middle East.  Again not prioritizing the urgent need for our Automotive Industry who are being threatened with tariffs.  This MP is not speaking for Canadians, he is not protecting Canadian jobs.  He is concentrating on a conflict that is tragic, but out of our hands.

Palestinian protests have been taking place in Canada for decades, but they have intensified significantly since October 2023, following the escalation of the Israel-Gaza conflict. Demonstrations have been held in major cities like Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, and Ottawa, drawing thousands of supporters calling for an end to the violence, ceasefires, and government action on foreign policy.  The protests have gotten bigger, costing Toronto thousands of dollars as the police are called out to keep rival protestors from clashing.

Masse supports the year long

Palestinian protests

The Trucker Convoy protest in Ottawa lasted 11 days in early 2022, drawing nationwide attention as a demonstration against vaccine mandates and government overreach. Despite being heavily scrutinized and eventually forcibly removed under the Emergencies Act, the convoy was a relatively short-lived movement, with participants largely peaceful, expressing their grievances and advocating for personal freedoms.

In contrast, the Palestinian protests in Canada have been ongoing for nearly a year, with continued demonstrations, road blockages, university campus occupations, and calls for government action regarding the Israel-Gaza conflict. Unlike the trucker protest, which was swiftly shut down, Palestinian demonstrations have persisted for months without major government intervention, despite some incidents of disruptions, hate speech concerns, and growing tensions in communities. The stark difference in how these two protests have been handled raises questions about consistency in political and law enforcement responses to mass movements in Canada.

 Thousands of Canadians from across the country joined the truckers to express their concerns about personal freedoms and economic hardship.  There were mini cities set up in several locations.  Quebec had their own little city where they were feeding protestors and giving out warm hats and gloves.  While some fringe elements were reported in the media, most of the reports were not true. The vast majority of truckers and supporters remained peaceful, simply parking their vehicles in designated areas, waving Canadian flags, and engaging in lawful protest. Many participants took steps to keep roads accessible, avoid confrontation, and cooperate with law enforcement, demonstrating their commitment to a non-violent, democratic movement. Despite narratives of disruption, numerous videos and first-hand accounts show truckers shoveling snow, cleaning streets, and feeding the homeless, reinforcing that their mission was about freedom, not chaos.  Unlike any other protest in Canada, This movement was a testament to grassroots activism, showing that everyday Canadians were willing to stand up for their rights in a peaceful and respectful manner and they stood together on bridges and drove to Ottawa.

When the Liberal Party led by Trudeau, envoked the emergencies act, what followed was violent arrests by various police forces. 

The man being kneed and beaten by the police is Csaba (Chaba) Vizi. Vizi is an immigrant to Canada, he fled Romania many years ago when it was under communist rule. Vizi spoke with the police in his truck and calmly told the officers he will get down on his knees and put his hands behind his head. As soon as he did, they began beating him. Tucker Carlson brought Csaba Vizi onto his show to recount what happened.

The rest of the story is frightening.  He lost his hat and gloves after the beating, was handcuffed and put in a van with no heating with other protestors for several hours.  His truck was towed to a compound where items were stolen.  THIS is the way we treat Canadians?  This is how we treat an immigrant to this country?

You will never see a response from Brian Masse, MP about this man.  This immigrant, who peacefully gave himself up, did not take part in any violent act.  A man who left a communist country.  Ask Brian Masse why?  

This is a list of Brian Masses’ duties in Windsor West:

Constituency Office team is available to help navigate through and resolve issues with federal government departments, programs and services, including:

• Income Tax and Canada Revenue Agency Issues
• Canada Pension
• Employment Insurance
• Canadians Travelling Abroad
• Citizenship & Immigration
• Canada Student Loans
• Parliament, the Prime Minister, and Elections
• Special Request Anniversary and Birthday Greetings
• Community Resources and Links
• Certifies a copy of an original document (if a person does not want to send their only original copy)

And in Parliament he is a back bencher who will only vote with Jagmeet Singh, including voting AGAINST a non confidence vote.