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It took someone to force action by sticking a hot poker up the collective backside of the government and the security establishment.

The NDP supported Liberal attempts to pressure Conservative and Bloc MPs to get the security clearance needed to read Johnstons secret intel

Groups in Canada subject to Beijing intimidation tactics disappointed, say the government should call an inquiry headed by a judge with subpoena powers

David Johnston found serious problems with how highly sensitive intelligence is shared in his first report on foreign meddling

A spokesperson for the Prime Minister’s Office said they are reviewing Singh’s letter asking Trudeau to allow more NDP members to be briefed on foreign interference attempts.

It took someone to force action by sticking a hot poker up the collective backside of the government and the security establishment.

It took someone to force action by sticking a hot poker up the collective backside of the government and the security establishment.

The Trudeau government’s Special Rapporteur has endorsed the reactionary, pro-war narrative of a Chinese threat to Canadian “democracy.” But because he rejected and qualified some of the claims made in illegal intelligence leaks and opposes a public inquiry, he is being pilloried.

An inquiry into national security must rely on information that is secret and because such information is secret it cannot be revealed publicly.

The former governor general said he had extensive access to intelligence and national security officials to conclude a public inquiry into foreign interference isn’t necessary.