by David Krayden
“This is my home, like no one can push me away from my home because of my faith or because of the way I think.”
Dr. Bahira Abdulsalam supported the Liberal Party of Canada for many years.
No more.
The Muslim woman who runs her own professional engineering company has turned to activism to stop gender ideology indoctrination and the mandatory acknowledgment of “Pride” month in schools.
“I am encouraging every Muslim to not vote for the Liberal Party or the NDP,” she told The Post Millennial in an exclusive interview Monday.
“So some people, they are very shocked that I’m no longer supporting the same party. So there are a lot of different reasons. But what I can say is that I am not really going to be silenced. I’m not going to be silenced … this is my advice to everyone.”
She blames Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for promoting and pushing a broad and extremist LGBTQ agenda on all Canadians and “imposing it and … preaching it in our schools; they are preaching it as if it is the new Canadian religion.”
“This is unacceptable … So being told that this is how it is — no, this is not how it is. This is your policy. So this policy is not working for us. So Muslims are completely rejecting this, this policy of the Liberal Party, and they are being very clear about it.”
She has also received death threats on her phone, which she has passed onto the local police. They have told her the report is now with their Islamophobia section.
Abdulsalam says the death threats and the hateful abuse she has received on X, the platform previously known as Twitter, are just a means of trying to stop her opposition to gender ideology.
“I don’t want someone to say something bad about me. So I will just be silent when I see all this flood of hate speech about me. And this is how they silence people. It is not only me, by the way, many people were exposed to this.”
“Okay, when I was tweeting, I received a flood of attacks, like it was non-stop attacks. And so I was taking screenshots, I was reporting them every day …I cannot count the reports I did. And I reached out to Elon Musk … in a post. And then after that, I received an email from them asking for identity verification.”