Liberal, Tory and Bloc MPs in Canada vote together to keep selling Israel weapons

The House of Commons has been captured by Zionist interests.

In January 2020, the 116th Squadron of the Israeli Air Force operate two F-35I Adir fighters, the Israeli variant of the F-35 Lightning II series of 5^th Generation Multirole Strike Fighter. Both the United States and Israel have operated their respective F-35 variants in the current war with Iran, and many parts are supplied by Canadian companies. | Copyright © IDF Spokesperson’s Unit, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0

As was reported in the summer of 2025, while the Carney Liberals claimed to be embargoing arms shipments to Israel, Israeli import data and shipping records proved this to be a fabrication. Under both Prime Minister Carney and Trudeau before him, Canada continues to supply Israel with military equipment while the latter commits crimes against humanity in their campaigns against Palestine, Syria, Lebanon, and Iran.

That is why NDP MP Jenny Kwan introduced Bill C-233, which would close the loopholes in the Export and Import Permits Act, and subject all countries to equal export control on military equipment based on their human rights record, bringing Canada into proper compliance with the Arms Trade Treaty.

The United States would no longer have a carte blanche exemption to buy Canadian military equipment, and Canada could no longer use the U.S. to launder weapons to countries like Israel that we falsely “embargo”. It is smart legislation that would correct a very real problem.

Rather than have any shame for being caught in their lie, however, the Liberals have instantly flipped a switch in their brains. Not only do they pretend an arms embargo was never their claim, but that doing so would be damaging to Canadian interests, regardless of international law!

As such, Bill C-233 has failed on second reading in the House of Commons by a count of 295 to 22. The vast majority of Liberal MPs voted against the bill, in concert with the Conservatives and the Bloc Québécois, while the six NDP MPs and sole Green MP were joined by just 15 Liberals of conscience.

I do respect those few Liberals who did vote in favour of this NDP bill, and their words in the parliamentary debate are strong. Yet I also have to criticize them for continuing to provide confidence to the Carney government, when they know it is supplying war criminals with weapons! How can they possibly remain in caucus without being hypocrites?

Jenny Kwan, for her part, points out that companies in Canada which produce military equipment will not suffer, as long as they don’t sell to war criminals, and that former Ambassador to the United Nations Allan Rock and former Minister of Foreign Affairs Lloyd Axworthy, who both served under the Chrétien Liberal government, have criticized the U.S. loophole and urged Carney to support Bill C-233 and close it.

But none of this matters to the Carney Liberals, or their Conservative and Bloc allies in this endeavour. They don’t care that the United States and Israel are using Canadian parts for the F-35 fighter jet program, jets which both nations now send ripping across Iranian skies to spread terror. They don’t care that Roshel in Brampton, Ontario is selling troop carriers to ICE that will be used to kidnap people off the streets and send them to concentration camps.

Current Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand entered the debate right at the end, claiming that Bill C-233 would destroy Canadian industry, weaken our military, and get us criticized by NATO, and that such a bill is “irresponsible”, in her own words. Everything she says is blatantly incorrect, and she is contradicted publicly by criticisms from her fellow Liberal MPs, but she does not care.

Maybe the Carney gang support what Israel and the United States are doing in their respective empires, or maybe they’re just cowards who want those imperialist powers to focus on someone other than us. In either case, both our government and our two recognized opposition parties have chosen the path of open complicity in Zionist and Yankee hegemony.

And that complicity trickles down to us, as the Canadians who elected hundreds of these complicit Liberal, Conservative and Bloc MPs. I was foolish enough to vote for a Liberal MP in my riding, and that has made me complicit in his opposition to Bill C-233. Both myself and other voters must change our behaviour in response to this betrayal.

We cannot continue to allow Zionist and Yankee interests to capture our politicians and subvert them against the interests of the Canadian people. Whether they are the Carney Liberals, the Poilievre Conservatives, or the Blanchet Bloquistes, they have all chosen a morally odious path, and we as Canadians must oppose them politically.