When it comes to absolute, undisputed and unconditional servitude to Israel, Canada has always maintained a strong position of being second to none. It therefore should come as no surprise that the Canadian spy agency CSIS (Canadian Security Intelligence Service) would dedicate maximum of its resources to supporting an important Israeli venture in the Middle East – the Islamic State of Iraq and Sham (ISIS).

What you see in the photo above are three British schoolgirls who in February 2015 were reportedly smuggled by a Canadian spy employed by the CSIS to Syria, by way of Turkey, to join ISIS.

Turkish A Haber news channel released a video of the suspected Canadian spy in the process of trafficking the girls to Syria, and identified him as Mohammed al-Rashed. The Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu was the first government official to announce that 15 year old Shamima Begum, 15 year old Amira Abase, and 16 year old Kadiza Sultana, were being human trafficked to Syria from London via Turkey, and that a person smuggling them was working for the intelligence service of a country “that is a member of the international coalition” against ISIS, but “not the United States, nor a European Union country“.

A Haber reported that 28 year old Mohammed al-Rashed was a Syrian dentist who fled to Jordan and sought asylum in the Canadian Embassy. He then traveled to Canada under the patronage of the embassy, and stayed there for a while before returning to Jordan. From there, A Haber claims to have evidence that Mohammed al-Rashed contacted a Canadian embassy official called “Matt”, who according to Turkish police sources is a British intelligence service employee. Kubilay Gülbek, a senior correspondent for A Haber, said that based on information discovered on Mohammed al-Rashed’s laptop, he smuggled 140 Britons to Syria, where he passed them on to an ISIS commander who is a British citizen.

Kubilay Gülbek also reported that Mohammed al-Rashed relayed information about people he successfully smuggled into Syria to “Matt” from the Canadian Embassy via WhatsApp. Maps of ISIS camps in Syria, and the current addresses of ISIS militants in Britain were in al-Rashed’s possession when he was arrested.

According to Turkish newspaper Star, after his arrest in Şanlıurfa, Mohammed al-Rashed told Turkish police that he worked for Canadian intelligence. Star also reported al-Rashed entered and departed Turkey 33 times between 2013 and 2015, and that photos of passports of 20 people, including the three British girls, were found on the hard drive of his laptop. Several documents containing his correspondence with the Canadian intelligence service were also discovered on the the same laptop.

After being contacted for a comment, Canada’s Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness said he “will not comment on operational matters of national security.”

Canadian Globe and Mail published a watered-down report on the incident. But don’t expect many Canadians bothering to even as little as question their “Israel first” government. CSIS has been spying on Canadians, and handing the records over to Israel more astringently than the NSA does in the USA, but while the activities of the NSA spurred outrage and pressure on the government to answer the exposes, the Canadians just took it right up the pooper without lube, and without objection.

Nothing of what ISIS does benefits Muslims, or the Islamic cultures, but it fully benefits Israel and their regional and global hegemony. ISIS has been actively promoting itself through social media, yet despite the broad wiretapping and surveillance powers of agencies like the NSA, CSIS or GCHQ, they never get caught.

Israel firster and the Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper used ISIS fear-mongering to obtain support of pussified Canadians for his anti-terrorism Bill C-51, and claimed the bill is to protect Canadians and Canadian values from “barbaric cultures“. Canada is already one of the most dangerous countries in the world for journalists and activists, but Bill C-51 will give the “Israel first” Canadian government a whole set of sweeping powers to completely strip Canadians of their rights to privacy and freedom of expression. All for the benefit of the only truly barbaric culture.

Meanwhile, in Canada, the RCMP (Royal Canadian Mounted Police) officers manufactured terrorist plots by molding mentally ill drug addicts to the need. If the truth behind the whole operation didn’t come out, they’d be using this foiled terrorist plot to further the likes of Bill C-51. It’s good that the plot was exposed, but ask yourself – why is it happening? Why are Canadian tax dollars and police resources being used in manufacturing threats where there otherwise wouldn’t be any?

Leaks from Mohammed al-Rashed's police statement published in Turkish media outlets revealed how he aided three UK girls and other foreign nationals to cross into Syria to join the self-proclaimed Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS).

Rashed was apprehended on February 28 by Turkish security forces. Along with many documents and information found on his possession and in his laptop, a video showing Rashed aiding three missing British girls, Shamima Begum, 15, Amira Abase, 15, and Kadiza Sultana, 16, was also found.

According to the police statement, Rashed came into contact with Canadian officials in 2013 when he sought for asylum in Canada. Rashed said that Canadian officials asked for information regarding ISIS' operations in return for citizenship.

Rashed said in his statement that he was working for the Canadian government in exchange for citizenship. "While I was working in a hospital in Raqqa, I was collecting information from the wounded regarding ISIS operations. I was handing this information to Canadian Embassy in Jordan. In order to do this, I was going to Jordan via Istanbul and giving the information to Canadian Embassy officials recorded in my laptop. I was delivering passport information, baggage tags and other details of the ones who came (to join ISIS from abroad) to my embassy contacts. I was also transmitting information to the same place via Internet. Along with three missing girls, I had also sent the information of 12 people which I aided them to cross into Syria, to the Canadian Embassy. My aim was to learn which ways are being used by the ones who want to join ISIS and transfer this information to the Canadian government, " Rashed said.

Regarding the costs of his operation, Rashed said that cost of his plane tickets was covered by the Canadian Embassy in exchange for receipts. "The people who I aided for crossing into Syria were covering my bus tickets" he added.

Stating that all his operations are recorded in his laptop, Rashed said that during the period he was in Turkey, he helped the U.K. nationals the most to cross into Syria. He said that he also aided South Africans, Indonesians, Australians and Nigerians.

Rashed also admitted giving detailed information regarding his ISIS contacts. "Abu Kaka, a British national located in Raqqa, was sending the information of those who wanted to cross into Syria through WhatsApp. Those who were coming from foreign countries were also contacting me through Abu Kaka. I took three British girls from Istanbul Esenler Coach Station and bought their tickets, and delivered them to Abu-Bakr in Gaziantep. Abu-Bakr was finding private vehicles for people to cross into Syria, " Rashed said in his statement.

Rashed stated that he was contacting with a person named "Matt" at the Canadian Embassy and "Matt" was handing over Rashed's information to his superior "Claude."

Rashed also revealed the money traffic between ISIS and its sympathizers abroad, as many bank receipts were found in his possession. "The money was being sent to me, and I was sending the money to my brother in Raqqa via a jeweler in Şanlıurfa. Abu Kaka's men were picking them up from my brother, " Rashed said