A group of protesters, including members of Canada’s Iranian and Cuban communities, rallied outside the constituency office of Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau in Montreal on Sept. 11, calling on Canadians to join them in condemning communism and terrorism. “We are here against communist and terrorist regimes, like the Chinese Communist Party, like Fidel Castro’s regime and like the Islamic regime who occupy my beautiful homeland, Iran,” said event organizer Salman Sima, an Iranian refugee who came to Canada in 2011, during the rally. The event, at which protesters held signs reading “No more communism” and “Dictatorship is killing the Cuban people,” called on Canadians to unite against terrorist and communist regimes around the world. The rally date was chosen to coincide with the 9/11 attacks in the U.S. by militant Islamic terrorist group al-Qaeda. Sima, who was jailed by Iranian authorities in November 2009 for organizing protests following the disputed Iranian election of June …