Khalistani Disinfo--Still Gaslighting Us After 40 Years Of Kanishka Bombing Link-> xitter.cf/i/spaces/1nAJEgQwqjAKL Featuring @CBCTerry and @sjlazars as our speakers. About the Event: Join us for a critical X Space discussion on the 40th anniversary of the Air India Flight 182 Kanishka bombing, one of the deadliest acts of aviation terrorism before 9/11. On June 23, 1985, a bomb planted by Khalistani terrorists exploded mid-air over the Atlantic Ocean, killing all 329 people on board, including 268 Canadian citizens, 27 British, and 24 Indian nationals, among them 86 children. This event will explore the persistent disinformation campaigns by Khalistani extremists that continue to distort the truth, glorify terrorism, and gaslight communities even after four decades. Why Attend? ✴️Hear Sanjay Lazar’s personal story of loss and resilience after the Kanishka bombing claimed his entire family. ✴️Gain insights from veteran journalist Terry Milewski on the history and ongoing impact of Khalistani disinformation. ✴️Understand how disinformation campaigns manipulate narratives and hinder justice for victims of terrorism. ✴️Join a call to action to counter these falsehoods and honor the memory of the 329 victims. Your participation helps amplify the truth and combat disinformation. About Our Featured Speakers: ✴️Sanjay Lazar, Survivor and Advocate: Sanjay lost his father, stepmother, and three-year-old sister in the 1985 Kanishka bombing. A former Air India employee, lawyer, and author of On Angels’ Wings: Beyond the Bombing of Air India 182, Sanjay has dedicated his life to seeking justice and preserving the memory of the victims through his writings and advocacy. ✴️Quote: “We have lost our families all over again—this time to the Canadian justice system.” ✴️Terry Milewski, Veteran Journalist: A former CBC correspondent and author of Blood for Blood: Fifty Years of the Global Khalistan Project, Terry Milewski has extensively covered the Kanishka bombing and the Khalistan movement, exposing disinformation and advocating for accountability. ✴️Quote: “Sanjay Lazar has experienced a horror that should be inflicted on no human being, but his dogged pursuit of the truth was not diminished.” Event Highlights: ✴️Personal Reflections: Sanjay Lazar shares his journey of surviving the loss of his family and his fight for justice amidst ongoing disinformation. ✴️Disinformation Exposed: Terry Milewski discusses how Khalistani extremists have rewritten history, glorified terrorists like Talwinder Singh Parmar, and spread falsehoods to manipulate public perception. ✴️Call to Action: Learn how to counter disinformation, support victims’ families, and ensure the Kanishka bombing is never forgotten. Why This Matters: For 40 years, Khalistani disinformation has gaslighted communities, with recent examples including petitions for new inquiries by some pro-Khalistani Canadian MPs and pro-Khalistani rallies honoring the attack’s mastermind, Talwinder Singh Parmar. This event seeks to: ✴️Honor the 329 lives lost, including 86 children. ✴️Expose and counter Khalistani disinformation campaigns. ✴️Advocate for global unity against terrorism and its glorification. Engage: ✴️Share your thoughts and questions during the live discussion using #Kanishka40. Spread the Truth: ✴️If you can’t attend, share this event with your network to combat disinformation and honor the victims of the Kanishka bombing. In Memoriam: ✴️We honor the 329 victims of Air India Flight 182, including Sanjay Lazar’s family: Sampath Lazar, Sylvia Lazar, and Sandeeta Lazar. Their memory fuels our resolve to fight disinformation and seek justice. For more information on Khalistani radicalism in The West: Follow on X @SanUvacha @sjlazars @CBCTerry @SV01voice @puneet_sahani @OnTheNewsBeat @Navdeep_UK @OnTheNewsBeat @BezirganMocha @DanielBordmanOG @CanadaStoxx

🧵Debunking Khalistani Lies on Air India Flight 182 'Kanishka' Bombing - A Space with @CBCTerry xitter.cf/i/spaces/1OwGWYX… 39 years ago this month, Khalistani terrorists blew up Air India Flight 182, known as Kanishka, killing 329 passengers, most of them Canadian citizens of Indian origin. Despite clear evidence showing that Khalistani terrorists based out of Canada 🇨🇦 were the perpetrators of this heinous act, radical Sikh organizations and individuals continue to peddle conspiracy theories of an 'Indian hand' in this attack while at the same time venerating the Khalistani terrorists responsible for this dastardly act in their Gurudwaras. I am hosting Canadian journalist Terry Milewski this Sunday to debunk these lies and lay out the real evidence to show that the Khalistanis did it. Terry is a veteran journalist who has reported from fifty-two countries during four decades as a television news correspondent for the CBC. In 1985, he went to Ireland to cover the Air India bombing and has followed the story behind it for thirty-five years. He also produced several award-winning documentaries on the aftermath of the Air India case. In 2021, he published his book, 'Blood for Blood: Fifty Years of the Global Khalistan Project,' which takes a close look at the global Khalistan project, its hunger for revenge, and the feeble response of India's Western allies. He traces the rise and fall of diaspora militants like Talwinder Singh Parmar—the Vancouver-based founder of the Babbar Khalsa terrorist group and the man behind the 1985 'Kanishka' bomb plot which killed 329 aboard Air India Flight 182. [1/n]

Join us this Friday at @X space with @CBCTerry to discuss the latest on Khalistan extremism in the West: xitter.cf/i/spaces/1YqJDgM…. Topics include: • The New Zealand 🇳🇿conviction of Khalistanis for attempting to murder Harnek Singh. • #SFJ's Gurpatwant Singh Pannun targeting #AirIndia in a video. • Threats of a #Hamas-style attack on India 🇮🇳, by Pannun. • Displays in the US🇺🇸 and Canada🇨🇦 related to the assassinations of General Vaidya and former PM Indira Gandhi • The India-Canada diplomatic strain following Hardeep Singh Nijjar's murder. • Sikh political dynamics and elections in Canada🇨🇦. • The perpetual referendums on Khalistan, in the West.