Conservatives attempt to force top Trudeau aide to testify on Beijing interference

The Conservatives have put forward a motion in the House of Commons which would compel Katie Telford, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s chief of staff, to testify before a House of Commons committee on the Chinese government’s efforts to interfere in Canadian elections.

The motion, moved by Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, would order Telford to appear before the standing committee on access to information, privacy and ethics no later than April 14, 2023 and to answer questions for three hours.

It says everything about the Liberal Party’s collusion with Communist China that Ms. Telford must be “forced” to spill her guilty guts.

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Johnston’s appointment shows Liberals exist to prop up Laurentian elite

Canada’s close geographical and cultural proximity to the United States has some strange effects on our politics. One of the oddest is pushing the Liberal Party of Canada to wear the woke, anti-racist clothing of its American counterpart, the Democratic party. Yet at its core, the Liberal party exists to serve the interests of the country’s (uniformly white) Laurentian elite of western Quebec and southern Ontario. The party’s commitment to anti-racism is just an act put on for purely political purposes.

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Opposition to David Johnston’s appointment shows how much politics has changed

The strong opposition to David Johnston’s appointment as special rapporteur investigating Chinese interference in elections reveals how our times, and our politics, have changed.

In a previous column, I suggested that Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre should accept Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s choice of Mr. Johnston on the grounds that the former governor-general was appointed to that post by then-Conservative prime minister Stephen Harper, and that he is one of this country’s most trusted, and trustworthy, figures.

Johnston is a suspect “choice” given his own ChiCom links alone.

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Anthony Furey: The Need for Maximal Disclosure on Beijing’s Election Interference

It looks like we finally have one political leader serving in higher office who actually wants to know more rather than less about the allegations of the Beijing Communist regime’s interference in our elections.

British Columbia NDP Premier David Eby says he’s “very troubled” by these allegations. He wants a “thorough and independent investigation” and he’s requested CSIS provide him with a “full briefing.”

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Will Biden push Canada to boost defence spending? Canadian ambassador weighs in

Canada’s ambassador to the United States says U.S. President Joe Biden may be less critical of Canada failing to meet its defence spending targets than former President Barack Obama was when the latter addressed Parliament.

When Biden makes his first official state visit to Canada this week, discussions around defence and security, Norad modernization, and how to deal with Russia and China are on the agenda.

The last American president to visit Ottawa — and to address Parliament — was Obama in 2016, when in a 50-minute speech he said: “NATO needs more Canada.”

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Claims of Chinese Election Meddling Put Trudeau on Defensive

OTTAWA — The leaked intelligence reports have set off a political firestorm. They describe plans by the government of China and its diplomats in Canada to ensure that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal Party took power in the last two elections, raising troubling questions about the integrity of Canada’s democracy.

But as two prominent Canadian news organizations have published a series of leaks over the past month, Mr. Trudeau has refused calls to launch a public inquiry into the matter, angering political opponents and leading to accusations that he is covering up foreign attempts to undermine his country’s elections.

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Trudeau gov delays foreign agent registry for months

According to the Blacklock’s Reporter, Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino expects the cabinet’s review of the proposed paid foreign agent registry to take several months.

Senate has a bill for a foreign agent registry sitting there for a year and nothing has been done.

Xi is a busy guy, he just hasn’t had a chance to review the bill.

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China’s end game: What Beijing hopes to gain by meddling in Canadian politics

As an opposition MP during the previous Conservative government, Liberal John McCallum travelled often to China, with pro-Beijing non-governmental groups picking up a reported $73,000 of his travel costs.

When McCallum later became ambassador to China under a new Liberal government, his friendly relations with the country seemed to continue.

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Alleged foreign interference entangles Liberals and Conservatives in one riding

In his new role as special rapporteur investigating alleged foreign interference, David Johnston will likely take a deep dive into the suburban Toronto riding of Don Valley North.

The riding is emerging as a nexus for alleged meddling by China. It’s represented federally by a Liberal and provincially by the Progressive Conservative party — but what raises eyebrows are their connections to a wealthy supermarket mogul with close ties to the Chinese Consulate in Toronto.

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B.C. Premier David Eby requests CSIS briefing on China election interference

B.C. Premier David Eby wants to meet with Canada’s intelligence agency, saying he is disturbed by secret documents describing Beijing’s efforts to interfere in a Vancouver election, as some of the province’s senior political strategists call for urgent measures to address vulnerabilities in the democratic process.

The Canadian Security Intelligence Service has described efforts by China’s consul-general in Vancouver, Tong Xiaoling, to “groom” someone for the city’s council and, in the 2022 mayoral vote, “get all eligible voters to come out and elect a specific Chinese-Canadian candidate.” The documents do not name any candidate.

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Foreign interference is the ‘greatest strategic threat’ facing Canada’s national security, CSIS says

The Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) is calling foreign interference activities by the Chinese government the “greatest strategic threat to national security.”

In a statement provided in French to CBC/Radio-Canada on Friday, a CSIS spokesperson said that this threat comes not from the “Chinese population” but from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), which is deploying a strategy aimed at “geopolitical gains” on economic, technological, political and military fronts.

“To do so, it uses all the state powers at its disposal to carry out activities that directly threaten the national security and sovereignty of the country,” said the unnamed spokesperson.

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U.S. determined Canada was a ChiCom compromised pre-eminent security concern during secret probe into China’s operations in Canada, new book alleges

The United States ran a secret probe into national-security threats posed by Chinese overseas operations that drew alarming conclusions about Canada, alleges a new book co-authored by a former RCMP officer.

The book says the project, code-named Operation Dragon Lord, led to an unnerving takeaway: that Beijing’s activities in Canada represented a security threat to the United States.

This investigation wasn’t triggered by recent headlines. It happened in the 1990s. Yet it provides a window into current controversies, argues the soon-to-be-released book The Mosaic Effect: How the Chinese Communist Party Started a Hybrid War in America’s Backyard.

The timeliness of that old episode will be underscored Monday when one of the key intelligence figures of the era testifies before a Canadian parliamentary committee.


The Mosaic Effect How the Chinese Communist Party started a Hybrid War in America’s Backyard

“Immigration fraud provided the key to opening the gate for the (REDACTED) to walk right into America’s backyard over thirty years ago through their neighbors to the North – Canada. There they created a base of operations along the 49th parallel, the line that divides the USA and Canada – the largest undefended border in the world. Then set about methodically building a United Front network of individuals and groups under the influence or control of the CCP. Surreptitiously infiltrating key institutions and eroding political underpinnings. In the words of one undercover American intelligence agent, “Canada has now become one of the pre-eminent security concerns of the U.S. government.”

Now that the CCP has positioned themselves next door to their greatest advisory by infiltrating key institutions and influencing the political landscape in Canada – what’s next?”


Fuck Trudeau. Fuck the China class. Fuck our Political class. Fuck our Corporate class. Fuck the racist Multiculturalists. They declared war on us.

I suspect the Globe leaker is not working alone and Justin’s ouster may in fact be part of larger action by “concerned allies” foreign and domestic to expose & rid the west of China’s agents in advance of a potential conflict.

New Zealand’s Jacinda Ardern, Scotland’s Nicola Sturgeon and our own Justin Trudeau are all considered China’s useful Idiots.

My theory on their demise may be coming true. Time to bid our ChiCom 5th Columnists adieu?

Two down, one to go – New Zealand’s Jacinda Ardern, Scotland’s Nicola Sturgeon And Canada’s Justin Trudeau – What Do They Have In Common?

It needs to be said: Multiculturalism and Diversity have turned Canada into a balkanized nation of 5th Columns. It was deliberate, don’t let the racists call you a liar.

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‘She knows all the secrets’: Tories to force vote in House of Commons over Katie Telford testimony

OTTAWA — Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said his party is pushing once again for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s chief of staff Katie Telford to testify in front of parliamentarians about Chinese’s alleged interference in past elections because she “knows all the secrets.”

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How a looming vote on Katie Telford may test the Liberal-NDP deal

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau refused to say Friday if he would make an attempt by Pierre Poilievre‘s Conservatives to force his chief of staff to testify on foreign election interference a matter of confidence.

MP are expected to vote as early as Tuesday on a Conservative-sponsored motion calling on Trudeau’s chief of staff Katie Telford to testify at one or the other of two House of Commons committees investigating allegations of election interference. That vote could test the strength of the deal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh made last year with Trudeau to support the Liberal minority government on matters of confidence.

Jaggy ain’t gonna give up his meal ticket.

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