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Dear @nationalpost & @PierrePoilievre National Post's 'Vanishing Students' Headline Raises More Questions Than Answers In a stunning move, National Post revived a seemingly outdated article from January 16, 2025, titled "20,000 Indian students didn't show up to class after arriving in Canada. What happened to them?" The article, originally published last month, raised eyebrows due to its sensationalist headline and lack of critical context. Why has National Post chosen to resurface this story, and why is it failing to mention a much more pressing investigation into a possible human trafficking ring involving Canadian colleges? On December 26, 2024, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) of India dropped a bombshell revelation: a vast network of 262 Canadian colleges allegedly linked to human trafficking syndicates was uncovered. According to the ED, these colleges had entered into agreements with two Indian entities involved in a sprawling human trafficking operation, which saw unsuspecting Indian nationals sent to Canada under the guise of student visas, only to be illegally funneled into the U.S. The investigation revealed that these fraudulent operations not only targeted students but also involved numerous agents across India who were complicit in luring individuals with promises of U.S. immigration. Despite the weight of these findings, National Post has focused its attention on an isolated group of students—without delving into the broader, more disturbing issue at hand. The omission of the ED’s findings in this resurfaced article raises serious concerns about the publication's journalistic integrity. While reporting on the 20,000 students who allegedly failed to attend classes upon arriving in Canada, the article neglects to connect the dots between these students and the growing human trafficking scandal, which has involved over 25,000 victims annually. What’s even more perplexing is the timing of National Post's re-release of the article. The story was first published on January 16, 2025, yet the decision to bring it back into the spotlight—at a time when more critical revelations are surfacing about the true nature of these international student movements—feels more than just coincidental. In the rush to sensationalize the "missing students" narrative, National Post has failed to mention the involvement of Canadian institutions in what could potentially be a multi-billion dollar illicit trafficking operation. Could this omission be a deliberate attempt to distract from the more alarming stories at play? Or perhaps the paper simply fell short in its investigative coverage? Either way, the public deserves better than headlines that treat the story of vanished students as a standalone mystery, instead of understanding it as a potential piece of a much darker puzzle. The ED's ongoing probe and their discovery of the link between Canadian educational institutions and human trafficking networks paint a far more disturbing picture. Instead of focusing on individual students who may have simply been lured by false promises, it's crucial to examine the systemic issues within Canada's immigration and college admissions processes—issues that could contribute to even greater abuses in the future. It’s time for National Post to ask the tough questions: Why are these missing students showing up in such a large number, and what role, if any, do Canadian colleges play in facilitating their illegal migration? By ignoring these critical angles, National Post misses the real story—one that demands more than sensational headlines. It requires a deep investigation into how international students, seeking nothing more than a better future, have become pawns in a dangerous game of human trafficking.

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Tesla sales crumbling across Europe is just the start of a wave of massive boycotts of US companies due to the vulgar, racist, toxic identity politics of Musk and Trump who have trashed the American brand. Expect Dow Jones to fall by 25% in coming months. $TSLA will implode too.

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