CBC Supports Students From India Demands

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India's embassy in Canada must pay for extended family housing. 
Universities only have an obligation to students they admitted. 

Students from India continue to disrespect Canada by implying that it is the bad guy. They want to spend more time working than going to school. In a recent media report, the CBC also interviewed students from other countries.

They are just using them. What students from India do is for themselves only. They have a history of demanding things from Canada. They have an agenda to perpetuate the myth that they are victims. They are plotters, not victims. Immigration is stupid. In March this year the media reported the discovery of about 700 students from India that gave immigration false letters, saying they were accepted in Canadian universities. That is fraud. The case is still pending, and they might be deported or allowed to stay, depending on individual cases.

Thrash talking the government publicly, is a lopsided strategy where they claim housing and other hardship is caused by high university fees. It is an insult to compare them to fees paid by home students. Their parents pay taxes. Foreign students knew the cost involved before they boarded the plane, but it’s only students from India demanding changes.  We should not even discuss housing because they bring  three or more family members to Canada. That is no problem, but why should taxpayers pay for non-students? How do students from India complain about housing, when home students rough it up, which is part of university life?

They cannot demand that Canada must change labor and immigration laws to suit their plans. The CBC is also showing bias because it has never done the following.

1. Interview Canadian students. How do they feel about foreign students’ demand about fees similar to theirs?

2. Taxpayers. How do they feel about foreign students’ demand for housing like theirs?

3. Immigration. How do Canadians feel about students from India constantly demanding change of policy to suit them?

Nonqaba waka Msimang

Executive Blogger

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