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Except I have not seen it on any other outlet than the G&M. Everyone is on about the Emergency Act report.
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PMJT doesn’t even have to apologize and sniffle and cry for this one…he just wasn’t advised about CSIS’ findings.
It’s Harper’s fault for not telling him, not his staffers…or dare to dream, Canada’s National Security and Intelligence Advisor.
It’s Harper’s fault for not telling him, not his staffers…or dare to dream, Canada’s National Security and Intelligence Advisor.
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Good thing we're not the US. Political leaders who occasionally say favourable things about Russian Chinese government; people who are politically well-connected making deals with Russians Chinese, allegations of Russian Chinese election interference...we'd be up to our armpits in conspiracy theories and special investigations.
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Trying find that on CBC so far all I can find is the interview with the Prof from Vancouver.
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At least in the US, people were named, indicted and convicted of crimes related to those allegations. Here it’s crickets.
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All I found on CBC was this article. The headline implies it’s just an accusation from the opposition, not an investigative report by the national paper of record.
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It is absolutely the Canadian way to ignore or pass these problems off to someone else. Igor Gouzenko defected and as far as I can remember we kinda shuffled our feet, mumbled and passed the problems off to the USA. Maybe someone can tell me if I am right.
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If you go to CBC Gem (their online service) the Power and Politics episode might be up by now.
Edit: Well FFS they took off the Power and Politics tab. Hmmmmm, fighting off the tin foil.........
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Brad Sallows
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The story isn't going to have the same legs it would have if the Chinese were interfering in favour of conservatives.
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The CBC hasn't allowed comments for years. This isn't specific to a story.
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Here is the podcast.
The Paul Wells comments is at 42:29
The Paul Wells comments is at 42:29
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Another Podcast that questions the PM and PMO actions or inactions on the China interference file.
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It starts at the 17:14 point
Episode #193: Hub Roundtable: How to stop worrying and love the Emergencies Act
Welcome to Hub Podcasts, the audio version of the big ideas and in-depth conversations found at The Hub, Canada's daily news and information source for policy and politics. Each Friday, you can listen to our Hub Roundtable featuring The Hub's editors analyzing the big issues of the week in...
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It starts at the 17:14 point
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An interesting English language interview between a seniorr PLA "colonel" and a Deutsche Welle reporter on the sidelines of the Munich conference.
Putin can't win but he can't lose - perhaps China can't allow him to lose?
China has put the hems on a nuclear response.
China isn't ready to pick a fight with the US over Taiwan or anything else - China is still too weak. The US is still too strong.
Putin can't win but he can't lose - perhaps China can't allow him to lose?
China has put the hems on a nuclear response.
China isn't ready to pick a fight with the US over Taiwan or anything else - China is still too weak. The US is still too strong.
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Back to the latest revelations about election interference by Beijing…
I found Trudeau’s response extremely disturbing. First, his usual opaque “everything is fine, nothing to see” is not reassuring. Now we need maximum transparency. Are safeguards in place? Are people being investigated? Are “diplomats” getting kicked out of the country? Etc. etc. etc.
Secondly, he seemed more concerned that someone at CSIS was leaking this information than the integrity of our elections. I am usually not a fan of people who leak classified intelligence information, but sometimes people have no choice but to become a whistleblower when the government is not doing its primary duty: defending the realm.
But everyone’s reaction seems to be
I found Trudeau’s response extremely disturbing. First, his usual opaque “everything is fine, nothing to see” is not reassuring. Now we need maximum transparency. Are safeguards in place? Are people being investigated? Are “diplomats” getting kicked out of the country? Etc. etc. etc.
Secondly, he seemed more concerned that someone at CSIS was leaking this information than the integrity of our elections. I am usually not a fan of people who leak classified intelligence information, but sometimes people have no choice but to become a whistleblower when the government is not doing its primary duty: defending the realm.
But everyone’s reaction seems to be
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If I was doing the investigating, this heat and light is probably the last thing I want.
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My issue is the shrug from the PMO. IMO there is too much CCPC stink on too many LPC insiders (or Useful Idiots for a better term) that is allowing a foreign adversary too much sway within this country's public offices.
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Watched this last night, related to China
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