>[…] there are nearly 2,500 businesses or people in Canada working surreptitiously on behalf of foreign states to influence local politics and governments […]
So, Alberta’s government.
IcyMaybe7594 on
Michael Ma: „I agree“
ComfortableLetter989 on
Isreal, China, US are the top. We need to expel these people, or revoke their citizenships
Dont-concentrate-556 on
Misstttteeerrr speeeeaakkerrrrrr
harlotstoast on
Just figure out which bar they all hang out at.
machiavel0218 on
Seems low tbh
shogun2909 on
Canada simply isn’t serious about it’s national security. What an absolute joke.
shiftless_wonder on
>“Unlike some of its allies, Canada lacks a transparent mechanism to ensure the public is informed about attempts by foreign entities to influence Canadian political and governmental processes. As a result, foreign principals and their proxies can secretly seek to shape Canadian decisions and public opinion,” reads the document.
I can almost hear Justin saying how ‚deeply concerned‘ he was about this.
gorschkov on
Didn’t the liberals promise a foreign agent registry, what ever happened to that?
TendieRetard on
does that include Israelis?
SheIsABadMamaJama on
This is a problem, all the reason Pierre should get his security clearance.
Edit: I guess you all don’t want him to have a security clearance
wrenchedups on
I’m sure there’s a reason, but I can’t think of a reasonable one.
Our elected officials aren’t required to obtain or maintain a security clearance.
I think they should.
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>[…] there are nearly 2,500 businesses or people in Canada working surreptitiously on behalf of foreign states to influence local politics and governments […]
So, Alberta’s government.
Michael Ma: „I agree“
Isreal, China, US are the top. We need to expel these people, or revoke their citizenships
Misstttteeerrr speeeeaakkerrrrrr
Just figure out which bar they all hang out at.
Seems low tbh
Canada simply isn’t serious about it’s national security. What an absolute joke.
>“Unlike some of its allies, Canada lacks a transparent mechanism to ensure the public is informed about attempts by foreign entities to influence Canadian political and governmental processes. As a result, foreign principals and their proxies can secretly seek to shape Canadian decisions and public opinion,” reads the document.
I can almost hear Justin saying how ‚deeply concerned‘ he was about this.
Didn’t the liberals promise a foreign agent registry, what ever happened to that?
does that include Israelis?
This is a problem, all the reason Pierre should get his security clearance.
Edit: I guess you all don’t want him to have a security clearance
I’m sure there’s a reason, but I can’t think of a reasonable one.
Our elected officials aren’t required to obtain or maintain a security clearance.
I think they should.