The Canadian police official warns that “traditional values” may be the signature of a person who has become “extremist”

A Royal Canadian Police Spokesman (RCMP) warned on Tuesday that a person who suddenly embraces “traditional values” could be a sign that he has become an extremist.

According to CTV News, Canadian Federal Police arrested four of the two Muhaiben – and two of them appear to be active members of the army – who were claimed to be involved in “ideological violent extremism”.

“Three individuals were charged to take concrete measures to facilitate terrorist activity and charged two of various crimes related to the possession of weapons,” said CTV.

RCMP spokesperson for employees. Cameel Hubble talked about the alleged militia plot to seize the ground in Quebec during an interview with CBC.

During one part of the interview, the CBC host asked for advice on “what the audience can do in order to be awake or what they can to help in an attempt to ensure safety and security on that front.”

Hubble said: “Well, extremism in general will often appear by people who isolate themselves and change their behavior, such as changing what they say on a topic, like they become more extreme,” he said. “If someone you know believes in equal sexual rights, but suddenly he tends to traditional values, like them, and this may be a sign that they have become more extreme.”

It seems that the official holds himself and warned, “but we also have to remember that the existence of the most extreme opinions is completely legal in Canada and that he only behaves with violence to prove that the opinion that becomes a criminal crime.”

Hubble’s claim that the traditional values ​​contract hints to extremism raised a rapid violent reaction to social media, to the extent that another spokeswoman for RCMP worked to walk in her comments.

“RCMP does not in any way mean that embracing traditional values ​​makes individual or extremist extremist roots.”

Breton added: “It is the changed and sometimes surprising change in the behavior of the individual, (such) beliefs or goals as well as tolerance with the use of violence to achieve these goals, which can be one of the many factors that indicate a shift towards extremism.” “Each counterpart must be examined on the basis of each case separately and all indicators must be considered in its entirety.”