How the RCMP, CBSA, and Trudeau Government Lost U.S. Trust in the Fentanyl Fight

47 Chinada The Libranos 28 Comments

This is a very fascinating article:

Veteran law enforcement officials—both active and retired—from the United States and Canada have come forward with explosive allegations suggesting that Canada’s federal government may have systematically obstructed investigations into the highest levels of Asian organized crime. According to these sources, American agencies, including the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, have grown so alarmed by suspected corruption and legal loopholes in Canada that they have effectively sidelined Canadian law enforcement from sensitive investigations and intelligence-sharing.

Several veterans of Canadian law enforcement argue that while U.S. President Donald Trump’s critiques of Canada’s handling of fentanyl trafficking and border security are politically charged and often harsh, they underscore an uncomfortable reality: Canada is increasingly perceived as compromised—either incapable or unwilling to confront entrenched transnational criminal networks. American and Canadian sources alike describe a nation whose law enforcement agencies are in disarray, inhibited by suspected infiltration at the highest levels, obstructing investigations into billion-dollar drug networks and money laundering operations.

28 Replies to “How the RCMP, CBSA, and Trudeau Government Lost U.S. Trust in the Fentanyl Fight”

  1. So … our neighbor to the North is a Narco-State? Who knew. I sure hope the Tribes are getting their cut as … the Res. school child body excavations aren’t going as planned …

    1. US intelligence has known this for years.
      Will Trump accept Turd’s BS promises, or realize he’s a lying POS. He already knows he’s a dirtbag.
      I’m ready for 50, 10l% tariffs and a knock down, no holds barred fight. Anything to bring this corrupt country to its knees!

    3. I have always suspicioned that like Hunter “the Turd” was a user. His quirks and mannerisms just are creepy that way and now the story on the Indian and Asian cartels only reinforces that he is not the only one in your Parlement

  2. Sadly, our own US FBI and DOJ are just as suspect.

    So, this is going to get very interesting.

      1. Peter

        There’s so much rot there it will take several years or more. The cleaning has barely scratched the surface.

  3. I fully expect the tariffs to return in 2 weeks, for them to be higher than 25%, and for Canadians to rally behind the long dead idea of “being Canadian” even while they struggle to make ends meet, the vast majority without a clue as to what is the cause of this problem or how to repair the damage.

    Strangely enough, the % of Canadians who are aware of the actual problems of Canada may be the same 20% as refused the gov’t mandated jabs. I take solace in knowing that almost all our unionized mini nazi overseers are multiple jabbed.
    Jab jabbity jabbed & hoonnnnnnkkkkkk honk hoooooonnnnnkkkkk…

  4. Who would be surprised by this! The Liberals are a totally corrupt organization that has govern for nine years plus!

  5. How long ago did Rudy throw all the mobsters in jail?

    Yet nothing from Canaduh.
    How about the bikers, Triad, Cartels ?
    No?
    The Liberal Minister in charge of The Royal Canadian Mint was Alfonse Gagliano.
    He’s been identified by numerous informers as a made man in the mob.
    The Vatican rejected him as the Canadian ambassador.
    One of our Prime Ministers owns a ship that has been found to have tons of coke welded into the “sea chest”.
    The current Prime Minister just gave back 2 million dollars worth of payola to the Chinese communist party.
    Jack Layton banged whores in Triad whore houses.
    Nothing?

    It is to our great embarrassment and shame that just like the black face story and the Bernardo/ Homolka murder story it will be our neighbours that will tell us how retarded we all are.

  7. When I returned from my tour in Bosnia I confirmed my observation that both Canada and the fragmented dystopian Former Yugoslavia were equally corrupt. The only real difference was that the Bosnians did it openly and hated it.

  8. Trump and company have their work cut out for them. The international criminal gangs are awash with billions. I think money laundering would be very difficult without government complicity. I expect that American law enforcement and governance is on the take or compromised at every level, so I’m not pointing any fingers at Canada.
    It amazes me that Trump prevailed in the last election.

  9. At the heart of this institutional neutering lie turdo la first’s immigration and multi-culti programs, which (a) brought in the trash, and (b) created bureaucratic and legal processes that handcuffed enforcement and prosecution agencies with red tape obstensibly to safeguard minorities against the prejudice that allegedly lurked at the very core of all our major institutions. . So, it simply became a lot easier for police chiefs and prosecutors to go for low-hanging fruit, so they did – and in step with their political leash-tuggers, pretended that Canada’s real enemies were protesting truck-drivers and the unjabbed.

    So in a sense it’s quite similar to Rotherham: the politicians, the prosecutors, and the cops turn such a blind eye to the stare of affairs that it amounts to collusion.

  10. Well that certainly explains a lot.
    It’s not often that one is provided with an anecdotal story and immediately thinks about Meng Wanzoug, Justin Trudeau and the Sherman murder.
    Pure coincidence of course.

  11. Hay, Killer Marmot, maybe this is why fentanyl isn’t being found at the border.

    1. It’s CBP that guards the US border, not CBSA. Are you saying CBP is so corrupt they let in fentanyl?

      1. “It’s CBP that guards the US border, not CBSA. Are you saying CBP is so corrupt they let in fentanyl?”

        No, he’s saying go back to the kiddie table and read the article before you interrupt the grownups with your inane nitpicking…

      2. FFS Allan, willful blindness is the only inexcusable kind. There are a few very large lakes alone with one border in NB and the other in Maine, I have snowmobiled on them, you could haul fentanyl across all day and never see anyone. If the “super labs” and all the associated money are not being attacked in Canada by Canadians, nothing else matters. Why in the name of God would anyone except an idiot take contraband through the established border points? On the lake I was on, for example, there is no Canadian alcohol consumed on either side, ever. No Canadian fuel burned in the boats, etc. etc.

  12. Confederated Kleptocracy of Can Ahh Duh.
    When bandits rule,why would “Law Enforcement” not reflect that?
    White Collar Crime is “Business as normal” in this country.
    Violent criminals are now “Clients” for the Just Us System.
    Tax payers?
    Citizens?
    Crush them with Law Fare,Hold them without bail,charge them with mischief..”teach those scum their place.”.
    Freeze their bank accounts.

    The host is dying,this is endstage kleptocracy.
    The thieves are turning on each other.
    Soon enough the borders will be closed,to keep Canadians inside.

  13. Yank here.
    This bit of journalism has all the earmarks of a gov’t story plant. Might be true, might not be true, but those unnamed sources on the Yank side seem sus?
    If it wasn’t planted as a way to undermine Trudeau, it sure as hell comes in handy for that purpose?

  14. There are 4200+ organized crime groups in canada, according to one of the intelligence drones that was testifying before parliament was prorogued.

    No word on how many of them have tentacles reaching into various governments.

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