RELEASE --
This is a major win for Canadians -- but the work to secure Canadian democracy from Liberal-allowed foreign interference and broken immigration continues.
Yesterday, the NCC exposed major flaws in the Liberals' already dubious nomination proceedings, and thanks to the efforts of NCC Director Alexander Brown -- and your support -- late last night news broke that the Liberals were amending their nomination rules to no longer allow temporary foreign visitors to vote for their interim leader.
That's right, they were going to allow any foreign citizen on a Canadian address to select Canada's interim prime minister.
The Chinese consulate in Ottawa was an approved address.
Both common-sense Canadians and a few sober-minded Liberal MPs shared major concerns over the party nomination being hijacked by bussed-in foreign students and threatened diaspora groups, as is so often now the case under Trudeau-Liberal broken immigration, and their politics of foreign interference.
The NCC is proud to have played a pivotal role in forcing this change at such a crucial time, but incredible security deficiencies remain. The Liberals now claim they're "cleaning up" their new sign-up lists, and the tens of thousands of Canadians who have trolled their openly fraudulent registration proceedings, but by what standard will they be separating the wheat from the chaff?
They can't be trusted to truly get serious on foreign interference, which is why all proud, freedom-loving Canadians must remain resolute in the mission to Fire Them All.
Whether it's Bank Account Freezing Freeland, Conflicted Carbon Tax Carney, or some even more radical foreign-born MP who opposes Canada's roots and the foreign agent registry, every Trudeau Liberal poses a tremendous threat to Canada and its recovery.
We take our country back in 2025, or we risk losing it for good.
Here's to amassing even more wins for you and yours in 2025.
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Sincerely,
Peter Coleman
President
National Citizens Coalition