Category: Basic Dictatorship

Our Chinese Installed Government In Ottawa

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Terry Glavin;

I’ve been covering Beijing’s influence-peddling rackets in the highest levels of Canadian political, corporate and academic circles for well over a decade now, and I haven’t seen anything quite like this. There’s no way of sugar-coating it.

In recent weeks, Trudeau and Mendicino have gone to such creepy lengths to downplay, dismiss and even cover up the extent of Beijing’s election monkeywrenching that it’s become impossible to paper over a deep rupture that has opened up in the relationship between the Prime Minister’s Office and the senior ranks of the Canadian Security and Intelligence Service.

That rupture will only get deeper now that Trudeau’s response to the revelations about the Chinese Communist Party’s 2021 election-jimmying operation is: CSIS needs to shut the hell up. The Globe’s access to the contents of those CSIS reports is “certainly a sign that security within CSIS needs to be reviewed,” Trudeau said last Friday. “And I’m expecting CSIS to take the issue very seriously.”

This isn’t how a government goes about its professed devotion to “transparency and accountability.” Count on it: the breakdown in the CSIS-PMO relationship is severe enough that intelligence officials are already familiarizing themselves with the “public interest” exemptions in the Security of Information Act – the 1985 successor to the Official Secrets Act. […]

It’s fairly routine for CSIS case officers to complain that the intelligence they procure goes up the line and nothing much seems to come of it. But what’s happening right now is not even close to routine. This is a much bigger deal than the calumny former CSIS director Richard Fadden had to endure back in 2010 after he disclosed that provincial cabinet ministers in B.C. and Ontario had come under Beijing’s sway.

Given the many smoking-gun details in the CSIS files made available to the Globe and Mail, it’s perhaps understandable that the Trudeau cabinet’s efforts to hush everything up has garnered less attention. The collapse in the CSIS-PMO relationship has gone mostly unnoticed. So let’s notice something here, shall we?

Related: Liberal Minister @marcomendicino won’t say if he knew about Foreign Police Stations before it was reported in the media.

The Chinese-Installed Government Of Justin Trudeau

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“We know from the documents that China is bragging about defeating these candidates…”

I Want A New Country

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Quebec has a problem! Then, voilà! Just like that! The problem is gone!

The federal government is paying to have migrants who are entering the country at the unofficial border crossing of Roxham Road moved from Quebec into other provinces, says Quebec’s Minister of Immigration Christine Fréchette.

Fréchette told reporters in Quebec City on Feb. 14 that the provincial government is “very happy” with the federal government’s action, which follows calls from Quebec for Ottawa to solve the issue of migrants seeking asylum after entering Canada through Roxham Road.

“We are starting to see results,” Fréchette said during a media scrum, according to the Globe and Mail.

Fréchette also said that nearly all of the 380 migrants who arrived in Quebec through Roxham Road on Feb. 11 and Feb. 12 were relocated to other provinces—mostly Ontario.

Fréchette said the federal government recently booked 500 hotel rooms in Ontario to house the migrants.

The migrants they voted for: “It was an unexpected surge. It’s hundreds in Niagara right now,”

He Admires Their Basic Dictatorship

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Blacklocks: Feds Research National ID Scheme

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Privy Council Office commissioned confidential research on a national electronic ID system. No reason was given. Parliament has repeatedly rejected any mandatory identification program as intrusive and costly: ‘Adoption may be difficult especially among Canadians already distrustful of public institutions.’

It won’t go away until he’s gone away.

Mask Formation Psychosis

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Science follows politics.

Maryanne Demasi, reports- EXCLUSIVE: Lead author of new Cochrane review speaks out

The updated review titled “Physical interventions to interrupt or reduce the spread of acute respiratory viruses” found that wearing masks in the community probably makes little or no difference to influenza-like or covid-19-like illness transmission.

This comes off the back of three years of governments mandating the use of face masks in the community, schools and hospital settings. Just last month, the WHO upgraded its guidelines advising “anyone in a crowded, enclosed, or poorly ventilated space” to wear a mask.

Jefferson and his colleagues also looked at the evidence for social distancing, hand washing, and sanitising/sterilising surfaces — in total, 78 randomised trials with over 610,000 participants.

And if the jabbed and boosted don’t have enough to worry about.

He Admires Their Basic Dictatorship

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I’m old enough to remember when empty shelves were synonymous with communism.

War On Agriculture

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TNC Exclusive: Documents reveal feds considered carbon tax-like rule for farm fertilizers

The federal Liberal government has considered forcing a carbon tax-like “regulatory backstop” onto farmers should voluntary agreements to reduce fertilizer emissions not meet Ottawa’s arbitrary standards – and it could see crop production across the country drastically decline.

The Liberals have been pulling out all the stops in recent months as part of their ongoing efforts to reduce emissions in the name of fighting climate change. Carbon taxes, plastic bag bans and electric vehicle sales rules are just some of their initiatives, but they’ve also set their sights on emissions from fertilizer use by farmers.

The feds maintain that fertilizer targets will remain voluntary and be based on individually-crafted agreements with farmers and industry leaders. However, a Jul. 16, 2021, discussion paper acquired by True North from Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada via an access to information request shows the government floating a federal backstop as a “policy option” should all else fail. 

“A number of policy measures could be put forward for consideration beyond just a ‘voluntary agreement’,” wrote Agriculture Canada officials. “A suite of policy approaches will be necessary, and consideration to be given to a regulatory backstop should voluntary approaches not be successful.” 

True North received a document dump from the federal government that covered the inception of the program in 2020 through 2021. Agriculture Canada officials are currently processing another request pertaining to the program’s developments in 2022. 

The Libranos: Membership Has Its Benefits

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Be sure to read to the end.

In July 2020, police announced the results of an investigation of an alleged gaming and bawdy house operation reportedly being run out of a luxurious mansion at 5 Decourcy Crt. in Markham.

Part of the haul police showed the media was 11 guns, including an AR-15, more than $11 million in cash and alcohol.

Those arrested included Wei Wei, who was charged with keeping a gaming house, unsafe firearm storage and possession of a stolen firearm, as well as his wife, Xiang Yue Chen, and his daughter, Chen Wei, who were both charged with keeping a gaming house and possession of proceeds of crime.

Photographs of Wei Wei meeting Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at a Liberal fundraiser later surfaced in the media.

The charges were dropped on May 13, 2021 and Wei Wei signed a peace bond, meaning he promised to keep the peace and be of good behaviour.

His wife and daughter’s charges were stayed in April 2021.

Then almost every other person charged as part of the investigation, which saw 28 people charged with keeping a common gaming house or being found in one, had their charges withdrawn.

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