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If he’s a “diplomat”, he should be PNG’ed back to the communist regime where they suppress speech and anti-Chinese Communist Party voices.
If not, that sounds like a death threat to me, which the last time I checked was a criminal offence per Section 264.1(1)(a).
Identify this man. When identified charge him with criminal assault. However, if he is attached to an embassy PNG and DEPORT HIM IMMEDIATELY. Any violence from a UFWD agent, employed by the CCP must be met by @RCMPONT with a FULL INVESTIGATION and report back to the public. @csiscanada
Uttering threats? Intimidation? Assault? TorontoPolice there is more than enough footage to warrant at least an investigation into this thug. @AnitaAnandMP is this the new world order?
China, stop treating the world like your own censored territory.
Before Xi Jinping’s U.S. visit, Falun Gong protesters in Toronto say CCP-linked individuals targeted them.
A Chinese man tore apart an elderly woman's protest sign outside Toronto's Chinese Consulate. When a bystander said "this is Canada," he answered "Fuck Canada."
Video from September 22 shows him ripping banners that read "Stop Persecution of Falun Gong" during a protest against CCP repression. He pushed the elderly woman holding one of the signs and knocked over the display stands. He reportedly threatened bystanders, saying things like "this is Chinese territory," before walking off still holding a banner.
No arrest or police statement has surfaced yet.
This is absolutely a crime.
Are we just allowing this here now?
Brazen assaults on protestors by Chinese Communist Party supporters? This isn’t the first attack either.
🚨 “I’m going to shoot all of you!” Canada Must Treat a Death Threat on a Toronto Sidewalk as a Crime
A free country is judged by what it allows on an ordinary street. Circulating video from Toronto shows a man wearing a People’s Republic of China flag patch confronting Falun Gong practitioners at a public display, grabbing banners that read “Stop Persecution of Falun Gong” and “Stop CCP Transnational Repression,” and leaving poles and signs on the ground. On the original audio, he can be heard saying: “The Ethnic Unity Law is now in effect. I’m going to shoot all of you.”
That is not political argument. It is an alleged death threat, delivered in Canada, against people exercising a Charter right to worship and to protest. A Chinese statute has no force on a Toronto sidewalk. A man invoking Beijing’s law as a license to execute believers in Truthfulness, Compassion, and Forbearance is importing a police-state slogan onto Canadian soil.
Toronto Police Service should preserve every second of the original audio, identify the speaker, and determine whether the words meet the Criminal Code test for uttering threats, alongside possible assault and mischief. The Ontario Attorney General and federal public-safety officials should not treat this as a noisy quarrel between “community groups.” If the speaker is linked to United Front work or consular direction, that belongs in an RCMP and CSIS file.
Canada already knows the pattern: harassment of Falun Gong practitioners, pressure on families, and hoax bomb threats that disrupted Shen Yun in Toronto this year. A filmed threat to have people shot is the moment when “awareness” must become enforcement.
Investigate the video. Transcribe the audio. Charge whoever broke the law. Give the targeted practitioners a public accounting. A democracy does not prove its values by lecturing Beijing. It proves them by making clear that “I’m going to shoot all of you” is a crime in Canada, not a talking point from another country’s statute book.
Is Canada becoming China? This happened in front of Chinese Consulate in Toronto around 9:20am Sep 22, 2027. Interestingly the man asked to take a video of his activity.