Crooked in Canada

Hey Mikhail, tell your wife to pack up your shit, and get the f*** out of Canada.

Can you believe this clown Mikhail Lennikov–he deliberately goes out of his way to deceive immigration officials so he can remain in Canada, and then when it turns out that he was hooked in the KGB, a no-no for an Russian wanting to make a life for himself in Canada, he starts playing silly little games to have Canada’s immigration laws as they apply to him not enforced. Something about the Russians locking him up and maybe torturing him, which most everybody agrees, isn’t likely to happen when his sorry ass is deported back to Russia.

I don’t know how long it has been since Mikhail exhausted his avenue of appeal, but since that time he has pretty much barricaded himself in a church, hoping upon hope that nobody is going to enter the church, cuff him and drag him off to the airport for that long flight home to his mother Russia.

You know what though, he may have pushed to one too many buttons, what with his demand that he deportation order be scrapped in light of the release of thousands of documents pertaining to his case not having anything in them that says he is a threat to Canada.

What a f***ing moron. Whether he poses a threat to Canadians or not is irrelevant anyway–if only because he deceived immigration authorities to gain permanent residency status. He knew at the time of his entry into Canada, and his ensuing permanent residency app that, if he had disclosed he was a KGB agent, he would have been barred from entering Canada.

The asshole has no respect for Canadian law, nor does he have respect for those expected to enforce those laws, the fact that when he lost his deportation order appeal, he absconded from the courthouse and pretty much went straight to a church looking for sanctuary. By the way, does anybody happen to know if Mikhail is a church going kind of guy, or believes in the High and Mighty? Maybe not–eh? Yeah that religion thing is kind of convenient when you are trying to avoid the long arm of the law, isn’t it?

Oh well, like I said–by demanding the feds scrap his deportation order, he might be rubbing some in the immigration department, and perhaps Public Safety the wrong way, and I wouldn’t be surprised to hear in the very near future that authorities have entered the church and removed him from what to me is nothing more than a religious sanctuary of convenience for him.