> Heap confirmed to CBC that he was at the protest, and explained protestors were concerned about Gaza, Sudan and “the fact that Canadian war merchants, death merchants, are arming them.“
It’s curious that none of them are ever concerned that more than half of our non-US military exports going to Saudi Arabia. They never seem to care about Türkiye getting $107 million of exports while occupying half of Cyprus either. Just Israel, with arms exports of $18.9 million (less than 1% of our non-US exports), and Sudan, a country under a very strict arms embargo.
Heap is a legend. He puts his money where he mouth is and has done the incredibly hard work of helping Jewish students feel that they have a voice. Hoping for the best legal outcome here.
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> Heap confirmed to CBC that he was at the protest, and explained protestors were concerned about Gaza, Sudan and “the fact that Canadian war merchants, death merchants, are arming them.“
It’s curious that none of them are ever concerned that more than half of our non-US military exports going to Saudi Arabia. They never seem to care about Türkiye getting $107 million of exports while occupying half of Cyprus either. Just Israel, with arms exports of $18.9 million (less than 1% of our non-US exports), and Sudan, a country under a very strict arms embargo.
(Sources: https://www.international.gc.ca/transparency-transparence/controls-controles/military-goods-2024-marchandises-militaires.aspx?lang=eng#t1)
Heap is a legend. He puts his money where he mouth is and has done the incredibly hard work of helping Jewish students feel that they have a voice. Hoping for the best legal outcome here.