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Originally Posted by PepsiFree
Yes, and all the rest of it.
You guys did read this, right? Like, you’re quoting it, and then making conclusions that have little to do with what is actually written and less to do with the current situation.
This is what was conveyed to Trudeau by Jean:
The report outlines that neither CSIS nor Global Affairs did what they said they were going to do, but at no point does it remotely suggest Trudeau was given information that he personally could have acted on and didn’t, outside of “this is happening, it is being handled.”
It also gives us no indication as to what was done since 2017 when that took place, but we know CSIS was at least doing more than they apparently were at the time (6 years ago), considering they warned Hardeep that his life was in danger before he was murdered.
Trying to make this murder Trudeau’s fault is so stupid. A Canadian gets murdered on Canadian soil by a foreign government and you guys are still desperate to find a way to make it some partisan game of “blame Trudeau.” Wild.
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But later, for political reasons, Global Affairs was mute on CSIS’s concerns in Vancouver.
“For its part, Global Affairs did not raise Mr. Singh’s activities to senior Indian diplomats,” the NSICOP document says, “because it had concerns that preparations for the Prime Minister’s trip to India were reaching a critical point and may be negatively affected by such an intervention.”
In the aftermath, the alleged Indian intelligence networks interfering in Vancouver’s diaspora were untouched.
Citing an October 2017 internal CSIS briefing note, NSICOP’s report says “CSIS noted that Mr. Singh ‘continues his [foreign interference] activities unabated.’”
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Hopefully this helps. Trudeau knew about the interference, but didn’t want it to affect his trip to India.
So the timeline is that he knew about interference way back in 2017 and did nothing. As it goes on to say, “Mr. Sign continues his foreign interference unabated”
Sorry, but he has to take some blame for this, as he should.