Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in serious trouble over foreign interference in Canada’s elections. The opposition Conservative Party has continued to attack Trudeau and accused China of influencing the election results. Trudeau made a statement to the committee of inquiry on Wednesday. In his letter he claimed we had the names of Conservative MPs involved in foreign interference. The Conservatives were even angrier and publicly challenged Trudeau to release the names of these leaders.
Let us tell you that Canada’s Liberal government led by Justin Trudeau is currently facing accusations of having bad relations with India. The opposition Conservative Party said Trudeau blamed India and remained silent on accusations that China influenced the election. Conservative Party Chairman Pierre Poliyev said Trudeau wanted to make headlines by making unnecessary accusations.
Why is Trudeau surrounded now?
In fact, the Liberal Party of Canada was accused of direct interference from other countries, including China, in the 2019 and 2021 elections, which resulted in the election results being affected and the Liberal candidate winning. Countries accused of interference include China, Russia, Iran, India and Pakistan. Interestingly, China is blamed for election interference. The commission of inquiry’s final report is expected to be released by the end of this year. Previously, Justin Trudeau was not ready to form a commission of inquiry into foreign interference. But Trudeau was forced to set up a commission of inquiry after mounting evidence of foreign interference and leaks to the media from Canadian intelligence agencies.
Justin Trudeau appeared before a committee investigating foreign interference on Wednesday and grilled the opposition Conservatives in a clarification. Trudeau claimed he had the names of several Canadian Conservative MPs, former MPs and candidates who were involved in foreign interference or had clear intelligence information. He also said that I directed the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) to also inform the Conservative Party of intelligence claiming foreign interference, but because Pierre Pliyev did not have a top-secret clearance, no one in the party knew the intelligence information.
Trudeau accused Poliyev of playing partisan games amid foreign interference rather than taking the issue seriously. However, Trudeau did not disclose what measures were taken to address the issue. Opposition Leader Poliyev hit back at Trudeau’s accusations on Wednesday and said the Conservative leader’s name had never been revealed. Trudeau made false and baseless accusations.
He issued a press release and said that if Justin Trudeau has evidence of this, then he should make it public. Since he stated this in general terms before the Commission of Inquiry, he should make the facts public, but he will not do so because he made it up.
Do you know how Pierre Pliyev pushed Trudeau in his letter?
“My message to Justin Trudeau is – release the names of all MPs involved in foreign interference. But he’s not going to do that because Justin Trudeau is doing what he always does. They’re lying. He He lied to divert attention from the Liberal rebellion and revealed that Trudeau deliberately allowed Beijing to interfere and help him win two elections.
“On October 14, 2024, I heard from Nathalie Drouin, National Security and Intelligence Adviser to the Prime Minister, David Morrison, Canada’s Deputy Secretary of State for Global Affairs, and Secretary of State for Strategy and International Affairs. Briefing on Foreign Interference in India by Daniel Rogers, Director of the Center for Studies (CSIS) In addition, my chief of staff received a confidential briefing from the government that was never told to me or my chief of staff, any current or. If Justin Trudeau has evidence of a former Conservative MP or candidate knowingly engaging in foreign interference, he should share it with the public.
“The record now shows that while enjoying all the benefits of government institutions, he and his government were repeatedly warned about foreign interference. Justin Trudeau and his government have repeatedly claimed that they had no idea foreign interference was happening right under their noses Happening despite warnings from officials “Justin Trudeau’s government mysteriously put a Liberal power broker’s CSIS surveillance order application on hold for 54 days. ”
“It was Justin Trudeau’s party who voluntarily allowed the Chinese consulate to poll Chinese international high school students in the now-infamous Han Dong nomination race. “Justin Trudeau ignored my request to release this NSICOP report” calls for the names of MPs who deliberately serve the interests of foreign governments to the detriment of Canada’s interests. “
What China game has the Trudeau government gotten into?
In fact, Trudeau and his party are working hard to attract immigrants from India and China. Non-citizens living in Canada can also vote in party elections. In these party elections, China takes advantage of the lack of oversight to promote candidates of its own choice and block candidates it deems anti-China. The investigation report stated that Han Dong, a Chinese-Canadian, was elected in 2019 with the help of China and its allies. Han comes from the Liberal Party led by Trudeau. In April, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service told the Foreign Interference Committee that the Chinese government secretly and deceptively interfered in the 2019 and 2021 elections. CSIS further stated that the activities of Indian agents were limited to a few seats. In March, the report of the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Members of Parliament was submitted to the Prime Minister of Canada. It explains in detail why China is considered the greatest foreign interference threat.
Let me tell you that there are calls within the Liberal Party of Canada to remove Trudeau from his position as leader of the House of Representatives. Relations between Canada and India have gone from bad to worse as the Trudeau government has leveled serious accusations against Indian diplomats in the investigation into the murder of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
