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Originally Posted by PepsiFree
That's not remotely true? Both RCMP and CSIS were investigating at the time, Global's source revealed details of reports and briefings in 2022. The issue was not that Trudeau was trying not to investigate (he does not control what does/doesn't get investigated), it was that what had been revealed thus far had not been sufficiently acted on and, following that, there was no public inquiry.
It has nothing to do with whether Trudeau has credibility. You're saying making intelligence information public is OK when it's about Chinese interference and not OK when it's India interference. It's somehow better to hurt relations with China than India, a country that accuses Canada of harbouring terrorists and is easily as bad or worse than China?
That's absurd.
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Apples and Oranges.
If you can't understand that there's a pretty big difference between a government whistleblower leaking information to the media due to inner-agency stonewalling and whitewashing, and the prime minister of a country coyly revealing diplomatic dynamite during an ongoing murder investigation I don't know what to tell you.