Commentary Without question, the most precise and perceptive analysis of the 2021 federal election came from an expat Canadian at the University of Oxford. Though it was published on election day itself and so came too late to affect the vote as it should have, it’s essential reading for every Canadian from now until the next vote call sounds. “It must be one of the very few democratic elections conducted by a country which, by the admission of its own government (that would be Mr. Trudeau’s), is committing a genocide at the same time,” Yuan Yi Zhu wrote on UnHerd.com By “very few,” Yuan undoubtedly meant “unheard of in the entire history of genocides,” democratic or otherwise. Or at least since the term was coined by Polish writer and Holocaust survivor Raphäel Lemkin in 1944. What political leader campaigns for the votes of the people the leader has acknowledged are targets …