As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau raises alarms over alleged interference by India in Canadian affairs, Canadians should take a closer look at the far more pressing issue: foreign influence from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Recent revelations about several Canadian political figures, from both Liberal and Conservative ranks, collaborating with CCP-linked front groups indicate a deeper and more concerning infiltration. This is not simply a political distraction; it’s an urgent national security issue. Yet Trudeau’s fixation on India, seemingly diverting public attention, obscures what could be a far more significant threat to Canadian sovereignty and democracy.
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Sam Cooper has risked his life exposing traitorous politicians and international crime rings operating in Canada.
Senator Yuen Pau Woo, MP Mary Ng, and Senator Victor Oh should be on trial—not collecting taxpayer-funded salaries. pic.twitter.com/xIe2ioHTLK
According to investigative journalist Sam Cooper, Liberal MPs Parm Bains and Mary Ng, as well as Liberal Senator Yuen Pau Woo and Conservative Senator Victor Oh, have ties to CCP-linked organizations. These are individuals with influence over national policy and insight into Canada’s internal affairs. Their alleged connections raise serious questions about where their loyalties lie and whether Canadian interests are truly at the forefront of their political agenda. The irony here is stark: among those calling out Indian interference are individuals reportedly associated with China-linked organizations. This revelation ought to be a wake-up call, but it has been overshadowed by Trudeau’s recent focus on India.
Sam Cooper tells us why Justin Trudeau and the Liberals steer clear of anything related to China's interference operations.
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The extent of Chinese influence extends beyond mere associations with politicians. In 2023, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) announced the shutdown of so-called “Chinese police stations” in British Columbia, Quebec, and Ontario. These stations serve as hubs for targeting and intimidating Chinese-Canadian citizens, coercing them to toe the CCP line, even in a supposedly free and democratic country like Canada. Yet, despite RCMP’s efforts, many of these police stations reportedly continue to operate, a disturbing indicator of CCP’s reach and resilience on Canadian soil.
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While Trudeau’s government takes a hard stance against Indian involvement, Canada’s tolerance of Chinese interference continues to raise questions. Chinese influence in Canadian politics has potentially far-reaching consequences, from shaping domestic policy to influencing Canada’s stance on global issues like human rights and trade. This issue has existed for years, yet only recently has it gained attention, and even then, not nearly to the degree that it warrants. By choosing to highlight alleged Indian interference while downplaying the clear and ongoing threat of CCP involvement, Trudeau risks undermining Canadian security and sovereignty.
What makes the CCP’s influence so dangerous is its sophistication. Unlike India, China has the resources, patience, and strategy to influence foreign nations subtly but effectively. From using financial and political incentives to leveraging soft power through diaspora networks, China has invested heavily in gaining influence within Canada. The exposure of Canadian politicians allegedly tied to CCP-linked organizations is just one facet of a much larger, multi-layered strategy by Beijing to project its power overseas.
Trudeau’s baseless accusations against India serve only to distract Canadians from a more significant threat. Canada needs a comprehensive foreign interference strategy that prioritizes addressing the substantial, well-documented cases of Chinese influence operations. The true defense of Canadian sovereignty demands vigilance against the CCP’s ongoing infiltration, and it’s time Canadians demanded that their leaders confront this reality head-on.
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