Is the issue immigrants or their master - I'm leaning more to the latter

Below is a Video produced by True North Insights Titled: Pierre Poilievre: Exposing the Root of the Problem

The Video is a discussion regarding the international student program and how it relates to Canadians perceptions, responses, and expressions, regarding immigration.

First and foremost, I find it somewhat unnerving you saying the issue is not immigration. Rather its a matter of Canadians being aware of it. I guess it is not a crime unless you get caught. So I guess its a matter of do whatever regardless on cost or consequence, so long, as no one notices.

Returning to the subject at hand. The issue is not immigration. The issue is the immigrants who are part of communities with a master. These people do not act in the interest or intent of self. Their actions are in the name, interest, and demands of their foreign leaders.

With elites going through a generational transition, leaders and stakeholders are grabbing at access, power, and control. Just think how many communities, right now, can partition our nation into pieces.

Not because that is the want of these people want for self and family. Such efforts pursuant of such complex change is the desires of their foreign master. Your average person regardless of race, colour, creed, or orientation is all share the same pursuit: Happiness, access, and fulfillment.

There are very few people that want the headache and hardship that comes from the transitional period associated with complex change. Let along the change itself. We need to look at who controls these migrants and ask if the values, interest, and intent of their leaders is something that is shared or we want amongst us.

A perfect example of this question and its cost, is Canada's elections. Did you know that the Persians and the Chinese are the 2 largest active voting blocks in Canada. Meaning our elections, right now, are controlled by 2 foreign communities, and both these communities have a master.

The first is the Persians with a religious master. I guess that explains all the Islamic protests and outdoor prayer sessions. Someone had to sell them a permit to be their so do not buy the marketing. The second is the Chinese with a political master.

Now as Canadians, do we share values, interest, and intent with Communism? Do we, as a Christian nation shares those same characteristics with Islam? Now I ask, do you as Canadians want the values, interest, and intent, amongst us? If so how might those value, interests, and intent snowball into the future relative to ours.