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Trudeau accused of Chinese coverups.

Started by 0lds0d , Today, 06:32 PM

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#1 0lds0d

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Posted Today, 06:32 PM

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/winnipeg-lab-firing-documents-released-china-1.7129815

"Later, a special committee of MPs was set up to review the redactions. While the committee acknowledged some information should remain blacked-out due to national security concerns, it felt other information was being censored to protect government agencies....

The committee feels the majority of the PHAC material should be lifted. The information appears to be mostly about protecting the organization from embarrassment for failures in policy and implementation, not legitimate national security concerns, and its release is essential to hold the government to account," the MPs wrote."

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Posted Today, 07:12 PM

Over classifying things to protect against embarrassment is a big no no it's something taught here in the usa at intelligence agencies.

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Posted Today, 07:24 PM

Yes.

Our intelligence is nothing in comparison to the US of A.

Chinese seems to be a problem - Chinese police stations popping up in Canada, Chinese hackers breaking in to Canadian gov't servers and networks over the years, and of course general espionage.

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#4 cryptodan

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Posted Today, 07:33 PM

Yes.
Our intelligence is nothing in comparison to the US of A.

Chinese seems to be a problem - Chinese police stations popping up in Canada, Chinese hackers breaking in to Canadian gov't servers and networks over the years, and of course general espionage.

Yeah they break into our networks, and it's odd that you say that about CSEC I've worked with many Canadians down here as integrees into our agencies very smart and likeable.

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