Trudeau spent $91 million in tax dollars to spread LGBT ideology to poor countries

Justin Trudeau has spent $91,504,036 to spread his gender ideology all over the world through Global Affairs Canada during his nine years as Prime Minister. This amount does not include LGBTQ funding he has done here at home in Canada, which would add up to many many millions more.

Canada is indoctrinating people in Africa, Asia, Central and South America, and even China.

• Georgetown
• Hanoi
• Majuro
• Amman
• Ecuador
• Belgrade, Serbia
• Pretoria/Pretoria
• Hue city / Hue
• Yaoundé/ Yaoundé
• Guatemala/Guatemala
• Tegucigalpa/ Tegucigalpa
• Dili/ Dili
• Buenos Aires/ Buenos Aires
• Montreal
• Cape Verde
• Haiti
• Haiti
• Ottawa
• kampala
• Managua
• Tegucigalpa
• Mexico city
• Kathmandu
• Vientiane
• Ottawa
• Shanghai
• Asuncion
• Ottawa
• Washington
• Managua
• Mirador Sur
• Vilnius
• Kampala
• Buenos Aires
• Ulaanbaatar
• Douala
• Geneva
• Kathmandu
• Montreal
• Rome
• Quebec
• Mombasa
• Kampala
• Almaty
• Vientiane
• Washington
• Calgary
• New York
• San Salvador
• San José
• Tegucigalpa
• Pretoria
• Panama City
• Panama City
• Buenos Aires
• Baghdad
• Belgrade
• Phnom Penh
• Bangkok
• Sarajevo
• Columbo
• Kathmandu
• Kathmandu
• Paramaribo
• Guatemala
• Guatemala
• Harare
• Kuala Lumpur
• Lima
• Nairobi
• Astana
• Dushanbe
• Panama City
• Panama City
• Port Louis
• Santo Domingo
• Yaoundé
• San Jose
• Tegucigalpa
• Montreal
• Geneva
• New York
• Lilongwe
• Gros Islet
• Colombo
• Kuala Lumpur
• Manila
• Yerevan
• Toronto
• Toronto
• Calgary
• Montreal
• Queijas
• Nairobi
• Quebec
• Paramaribo
• New York
• Ottawa
• Yangon, Myanmar
• Ho Chi Minh City
• Bengaluru
• Kuala Lumpur
• Tegucigalpa
• Delmas
• Yangon
• San José

And just today, Trudeau announced more spending on his pet ideologies--on his very last day in office. 

"20 projects aimed at advancing gender equality and empowering women and girls, in all their diversity, representing a contribution of $193.45 million...also announced Canada’s intent to provide $10 million for Equality Fund’s upcoming First Response Fund. This fund will provide support to women-led and women’s rights organisations who are often best placed to provide timely humanitarian assistance to the most vulnerable people affected by crises...Canada’s investments in signature initiatives, such as the Women's Voice and Leadership Program, the Equality Fund and the Alliance for Feminist Movements, have supported more than 3,000 women’s rights organization and networks in more than 30 countries and have influenced over 200 discriminatory policies and laws. Canada’s contributions have provided relevant, effective support for thousands of women and girls, 2SLGBTQI+ people and their communities."

Reggie Littlejohn and human rights pursuit in China

Activist Reggie Littlejohn discusses the communist country’s current stance toward human rights.

"It has been 25 years since the Tiananmen Square massacre, and China is still far from enjoying religious liberty, civil freedom or democracy. The Catholic Church must still worship underground, and the country’s one-child policy continues to cause widespread human rights atrocities, particularly against women. Forced abortions continue, and the government has even reverted to placing the children of dissidents in detention.

One dissident was Zhang Lin, a nuclear physicist who has been detained nearly half a dozen times over the past 13 years. A fearless champion of human rights, Lin wasn’t at Tiananmen but led protests as part of the pro-democracy movement in his hometown. He currently remains behind bars for speaking out against the Chinese Communist Party. 

But his 10-year-old daughter, Anni, managed to escape China last year, and is being taken care of by Reggie Littlejohn, founder of the group Women Rights Without Frontiers, which has long been campaigning for an end to the one child policy and forced abortion in China. She is also looking after Lin’s older, 19-year-old daughter, Ruli..."

Pinko Pepsi

Today my sister and I saw a pink Pepsi truck. It was doing the breast cancer industry a great big favour with their "support" breast cancer schtick.

That's the very same industry that refuses to acknowledge any possible link between abortion and breast cancer.

This week while shopping, I saw Cashmere toilet paper at a great price. But when I looked to see if the breast cancer industry logo was still on the package, and it was, I said nope, not buying that.

And now I won't buy Pepsi. Not that I buy Pepsi in the first place. But if I did, well I wouldn't anymore.

For more on the ABC link see here.

As Barbara Kay wrote in the National Post on the recent ABC research done in China.

In what has been described as a “real game changer” in breast cancer research, a new peer-reviewed study from China not only endorses the long-mooted link between IA and breast cancer, but concludes the risk rises with every abortion a woman has. The study, “A meta-analysis of the association between induced abortion and breast cancer risk among Chinese females” was published last week in Cancer Causes and Control, an international cancer journal.

Even after this recent study, what do we still find on the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation's web site?

MYTH: Abortion and miscarriage cause breast cancer
THE FACTS: Abortion does not increase the risk of breast cancer. Scientific evidence  demonstrates that there is no link between breast cancer and spontaneous abortion (miscarriage) or induced abortion. 

Pretty sure I won't be buying anything pink anytime soon.

Nothing to be proud of

Canada is one of the best places in the world to live.

It has high regard for human rights. Unless you are a preborn citizen.

Canada shares its lack of legal protection for its preborn with North Korea and China.

How in heaven's name did we get here? Only God knows.