CSIS warned Trudeau about Toronto-area politician’s alleged ties to Chinese diplomats
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True Dope was perplexed by the warning. Anything the Chinese want to know, they can just ask him.
"That's true" remarked the head of Chinese Intelligence, "but that fucking idiot doesn't know what's going on."
"That's true" remarked the head of Chinese Intelligence, "but that fucking idiot doesn't know what's going on."
They say the best jokes contain that grain of truth
What is this "joke" of which you speak? That's a quote from China Daily.They say the best jokes contain that grain of truth
I'm just funnin'. Xi would NEVER allow that much truth in China Daily.
Awww muffin-
Time for your cookie and your nap i think You're very cranky today.
Yo, I gotcher crank right here!Awww muffin-
He thinks it's the hot new spinoff show "CSI: Saskatoon."
Based on the movie Fargo. Just a bit westier and a whole shitload northier.
I'd assume this applies to Canada too...
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The FBI is warning of growing cyber threats from China, ahead of the next election. And the hackers aren’t picky, either. The computer networks of both Republicans and Democrats are getting breached. Personal data on millions of Americans has ended up in the hands of the Chinese regime over the years, all thanks to cyber attacks. And millions of dollars are all funneled away. But China’s not the only player. The FBI is also warning to keep an eye out for Russia and Iran.
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VideoChina in Focus
Tiffany Meier
The FBI is warning of growing cyber threats from China, ahead of the next election. And the hackers aren’t picky, either. The computer networks of both Republicans and Democrats are getting breached. Personal data on millions of Americans has ended up in the hands of the Chinese regime over the years, all thanks to cyber attacks. And millions of dollars are all funneled away. But China’s not the only player. The FBI is also warning to keep an eye out for Russia and Iran.
What level of interference in Canada’s elections would China have to commit before Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government tells us about it?
Would that depend on whom China is interfering against? Nah….
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Following the 2021 election, then Conservative leader Erin O’Toole alleged election interference by China — which has always denied interfering in Canadian elections — had cost the Conservatives up to nine seats.
The Globe said the intelligence information about China’s election activities in Canada was widely shared with Trudeau government officials and Canada’s allies.
The decision not to tell Canadians about organized campaigns of alleged interference by China in the last two federal elections was due to a process established by the Liberal cabinet, prior to the 2019 election.
It created a Critical Election Incident Public Protocol (CEIPP) headed by five senior civil servants — the clerk of the privy council; the national security and intelligence advisor to the PM; the deputy minister of justice and deputy attorney general; the deputy minister of public safety and the deputy minister of foreign affairs; all members of the Liberal Party of Canada, for impartiality.
CEIPP concluded China’s attempts to interfere in the 2019 and 2021 elections didn’t rise to the “high level” threshold that threatened the overall integrity of the vote. Because of that, under the government’s policy, the public was not informed. Oh well.
Would that depend on whom China is interfering against? Nah….
GOLDSTEIN: China’s assault on our democracy shouldn’t be state secret — Toronto Sun
What level of interference in Canada’s elections would China have to commit before Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government tells us about it? According to reporting by Robert Fife and Steven Chase on Friday, CSIS documents seen by the Globe and Mail outline a highly organized campaign of...
The Globe said the intelligence information about China’s election activities in Canada was widely shared with Trudeau government officials and Canada’s allies.
The decision not to tell Canadians about organized campaigns of alleged interference by China in the last two federal elections was due to a process established by the Liberal cabinet, prior to the 2019 election.
It created a Critical Election Incident Public Protocol (CEIPP) headed by five senior civil servants — the clerk of the privy council; the national security and intelligence advisor to the PM; the deputy minister of justice and deputy attorney general; the deputy minister of public safety and the deputy minister of foreign affairs; all members of the Liberal Party of Canada, for impartiality.
CEIPP concluded China’s attempts to interfere in the 2019 and 2021 elections didn’t rise to the “high level” threshold that threatened the overall integrity of the vote. Because of that, under the government’s policy, the public was not informed. Oh well.