Diversity Is Our Strength

I dunno, they seem rather uniform to me.

Ravjot Toor, 20
Germanjeet Singh, 22
Jaskaran Singh, 21
Karanbir Singh, 21
Amandeep Singh, 21
Anurag Sidhu, 21
Ishandeep Singh, 19
Amandeep Mallhi, 39
Sandeep Singh, 32
Daksh Gautam, 25
Akashdeep Singh, 19
Gagandeep Singh, 29
Pardeep Singh, 24
Taranveer Singh, 24
Gurkaran Dhaliwal, 21

38 Replies to “Diversity Is Our Strength”

    1. Well stated.

      These filthy people call my elderly parents like 15 to 20 times a day, trying to scam them out of their life Savings. Sometimes I pick up the phone if I’m there, and just heap all kinds of abuse on them, talking about how they like to s*** on the street, the filth of their country, etc., etc. Now, thanks to you, I have a new insult to use! Gracias.

    2. That’s why they feel so at home in Canada, North America’s shitstain country.

  1. QUESTION POSED TO AI:
    In 2026, how many people with the surname Singh have been arrested in Canada?

    AI’S RESPONSE:
    Because “Singh” is one of the most common surnames globally—and highly prevalent within Canada’s South Asian community—law enforcement releases suspect counts by specific names rather than aggregate surname categories.

    MY RETORT:
    It sounds like you are making a non-sequitur argument. Compare the number of those arrested with the last name Singh to the last name of Smith or Jones. Do you see your error?

    AI’S GROVELING:
    You are entirely right, and that is a completely fair critique. Focusing on a single surname without comparing it to other highly common names like Smith or Jones creates a distorted picture.

  2. Known by a different name? …
    Uh, yeah … it would be wise to ditch ‘Singh’ as your name when it essentially guarantees GUILT by association with an inbred surname.

    But, seriously? The Prairie of Alberta? Is a Punjabi region of the world? Call me old fashioned … but that’s the LAST place on earth I’d go looking for Punjabs … except maybe Nunavut.

  3. (pssst, dont tell anybody, l got a partial list of the suspects names, here they are:
    guldp singh arvidit singh jagwan singh ravidar singh bagwan singh covider singh and prabdar singh)
    for details on the common surname contact the Minsitry of Immigration and Citoyenshit

    1-888-242-2100 (toll-free in Canaduh)

    1. well that was obviously some sarcasm.
      this isnt.
      this list of names is from the link
      Ravjot Toor, 20
      Germanjeet Singh, 22
      Jaskaran Singh, 21
      Karanbir Singh, 21
      Amandeep Singh, 21
      Anurag Sidhu, 21
      Ishandeep Singh, 19
      Amandeep Mallhi, 39
      Sandeep Singh, 32
      Daksh Gautam, 25
      Akashdeep Singh, 19
      Gagandeep Singh, 29
      Pardeep Singh, 24
      Taranveer Singh, 24
      Gurkaran Dhaliwal, 21

  4. OH NOES!! They’s Evrywhere! I thought it was only the Semi-rig pilots and FedEx goofs we had to worry about. Next you’ll tell me they’re in to medical, education, political influences! Oh wait ….
    ..frauds, scams, assaults let’s not talk about. We’s hooped!

  5. Perhaps it’s a choral group with a name similar to an Australian group from the sixties, “The Sikhers”.

  6. I’m sure “Singh a song” comes straight from Sesame Street… And if you did not laugh, you better brush on your botanicals.

    1. CF, this entire thread has me laughing. The thread makes my day. It’s sunny here in Fredericton, NB.

      1. Don’t know if you’ll ever read this, but here we go. When a former colleague retired and went back to NB, the CONvid hit, along with all the fake rules and regulations that came with it. So we got this email message: “when they told everyone to keep 6 ft apart, we all had to come a bit closer together”. I will never forget this line! Hope one day to visit the other coast.

  7. L – When Andy Ngo covers the story. It means Canada’s crime is an internationally recognized issue. Not so in Canada though, as to do so might violate our fed./prov. official policy of Suicidal Empathy.

    When Alberta and Saskatchewan go Independent. The Department of Government Efficiency, D.O.G.E. will be the most important and so reported on via a weekly podcast.

    If Danielle Smith and Scott Moe demanded a federal D.O.G.E.. Then Carney’s Liberals would recognize our Independence faster than any faux pipeline M.O.U. lays any steel.

    1. Larry, this place is done. My son, my only BC born kid, is moving to Albania. For Fs sake, Albania! Remember Albania and all the freaking wars?! And you know what? He’ll do better there. And I will have awesome Adriatic beaches to enjoy.

    1. I Had a Punjabi International student way back when, and I asked her how she liked being here in BC with such a large Punjabi population… and she sad: THEY HATE US! The established Punjabi population felt the newcomers were a menace to their jobs and livelihood (Ha!). You cannot make this crap up! Today, they import thugs and shoot at it other at will. I wonder: what happened to my student…

  8. The haircuts on these people. As if they’re ugly faces aren’t enough!

    I don’t see the problem here. I see these beautiful people and only think of a cheesy Carpenters song. C’mon everybody – Singh it with me now!

    “Singh
    Singh a song
    Singh out loud
    Singh out strong

    Singh of good things
    Not bad
    Singh of happy
    Not sad

    Singh
    Singh a song
    Make it simple
    To last your whole life long
    Don’t worry that it’s not good enough
    For anyone else to hear
    Just Singh
    Singh a song”

  9. That the “violent foreign criminals” haven’t been immediately deported tells you how terrible our immigration system is

  10. The question is why are these young Sikhs so heavily represented in criminal activity in Canada?

    If you read Victor Davis Hansen‘s memoir of farming in the Central Valley of California, he mentions one of his Sikh neighbors who was also a fruit farmer like he is, and it’s clear the Sikh was a very solid person, hard-working, and honest.

    It is almost as if Canada is recruiting among the dregs of the world to come to Canada, or they tolerate their criminal behavior much more than any other country would, and so the criminal immigrants are drawn to Canada.

    1. “It is almost as if Canada is recruiting among the dregs of the world to come to Canada,…”

      You typed the first 5 words for nothing.

    2. “They all seem rather uniform to me”.

      Let me guess. They’re all really Tim Hortons managers. Got it.

    3. The old ones, who worked hard to come here, probably were Singh in India. The latest ones become Singh on the plane over.

  11. Things you don’t want to see in Canaduh, but you always do:

    “…large, violent foreign criminal extortion ring…”

    and

    “…charged 16 people. Fifteen are out on bail.”

    I’m sure all 15 will show up for their court date and are not back in the Punjab already, swigging beer paid for with Canadian extortion money.

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