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Karma from Warsaw is About to Strike Justin Trudeau

Poland's Sweet Revenge Against Justin Trudeau

Ansh Pandey by Ansh Pandey
September 29, 2023
in Canada
Karma from Warsaw is About to Strike Justin Trudeau
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Justin Trudeau has a knack for stirring up global discontent through his statements and deeds, whether it involves baseless murder accusations against India or labeling Canadians as ‘Far-Right’ for opposing his gender policy. 

His confrontational approach is unmistakable. Back in June, he directed criticism towards Poland regarding LGBTQ rights, triggering a strong reaction from Warsaw. Consequently, Warsaw seems poised to attack at a time when Trudeau is already facing considerable challenges.

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After India, Poland has decided to ignite a diplomatic standoff with Canada, taking significant steps to address a contentious issue. Przemysław Czarnek, Poland’s Education Minister, announced efforts to initiate the extradition of Yaroslav Hunka, a 98-year-old Ukrainian Nazi veteran who received honors from Canadian parliamentarians recently. 

“In light of the scandalous events in the Canadian Parliament, which involved the honor, in the presence of President Zelensky, of a member of the criminal Nazi SS Galician formation, Poland has initiated steps towards the potential extradition of this individual to Poland,” stated Minister Czarnek.

Poland’s ambassador to Canada, Witold Dzielski, clarified that this move is a preliminary action to determine Hunka’s responsibility for crimes committed in Poland, laying the groundwork for extradition. He further emphasized that the Canadian Parliament’s decision to honor Hunka constitutes a grave mistake and a serious transgression. 

Warsaw’s Rebuttal: Diplomatic Discord with Ottawa

During Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s visit to Canada for the signing of the Canada-Ukraine Free Trade Agreement, the Canadian Parliament, under the leadership of Prime Minister Trudeau, chose to honor Yaroslav Hunka, a World War II veteran. 

This act resulted in a standing ovation for Hunka in the House of Commons, where Speaker Anthony Rota hailed him as a “hero.” However, the celebration was short-lived as Hunka’s controversial past came to light.

Hunka had served in the 14th Waffen Grenadier Division of the SS, a unit established by the Nazis with Ukrainian volunteers during their occupation of the USSR. The Nuremberg Tribunal later classified the entire SS as a criminal organization due to their significant involvement in wartime atrocities. 

Source: Poland’s President Office

Speaker Rota notably omitted any mention of Hunka’s Nazi affiliation, even though this information was publicly accessible. Trudeau faced considerable criticism for this decision, with many Canadians questioning his awareness and judgment in honoring a former Nazi member.

This incident worsened Justin Trudeau’s existing challenges, as he confronts domestic discontent over Chinese interference and a rising cost of living. On the international stage, Trudeau has further strained relations with India and now faces heightened tensions with nations that were once threatened by the Nazis.

Russia and Israel had already expressed their discontent with Canada, and Poland had just gone one step further. 

Read More: India Threw Out Canadian Diplomat in Flat 4 Mins

Diplomatic Vendetta: Poland’s Calculated Strike

Poland appears to be seizing an opportune moment to initiate a diplomatic standoff with Canada, seeing an opportunity to confront a leader already facing multiple challenges. The basis for this move stems from Justin Trudeau’s recent criticism of Poland. 

In a meeting with Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, Trudeau expressed concerns regarding Poland’s LGBTQ+ rights record. Notably, this exchange occurred on the second day of Pride Month, underscoring the timing of Trudeau’s remarks.

Source: Wikipedia

Poland’s political landscape has shown resistance to LGBTQ+ rights, with Morawiecki’s party regarding them as a threat to family values, and a cabinet minister publicly expressing discriminatory views. 

Moreover, some regions in Poland have declared themselves “LGBT-free zones.” Trudeau’s public condemnation of Poland’s stance on LGBTQ+ rights was seen as a stark departure from diplomatic norms.

Now, Poland seems determined to retaliate, taking advantage of the timing and the opportunity to respond to Trudeau’s criticism with a diplomatic countermove.

Read More: Canada is now the world’s biggest lab of wokeness

To be honest, Trudeau’s decision to honor a former Nazi veteran has placed Canada in a more precarious diplomatic position. Poland’s retaliation, fueled by past criticism of LGBTQ+ rights, exemplifies the consequences of such actions. While Trudeau’s move may have been avoidable, it has left Canada facing significant international repercussions. With this, Canada’s global isolation is surely going to worsen. 

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