First up, the FBI & DEA identified where the lab was located & who the players were & handed the entire package to the RCMP.
Second, it included the shipping routes (port of Vancouver) the Chinese players who were involved in importing the precursor chemicals, the Chinese players in Canada who sold it to Mexican cartel players living in Canada & operating labs primarily in rural BC.
They gave the RCMP the names of the various Sikh CDN’s who were running the logistics & distribution operations.
They outlined the destinations for the finished products which included the Philippines (distribution hub in Asia), the Netherlands (EU distribution hub), Portland (distribution hub in the western US) & east to a tribal reserve in Saskatchewan (distribution hub for eastern Canada & US). The primary players included Chinese gangsters, Sikh gangsters, motorcycle gangs, & indigenous gangs.
This should have turned into a massive spiderweb of criminal takedowns but would have also made clear 4 troubling things:
Canada has lost control over immigration (can’t seem to screen out criminals from getting TFW & student visas) we have a major Chinese problem, some indigenous gangs members are using their reserves as safe havens & Canada has become a major fentanyl producer & distributor including to the US as Trump claimed.
So as per usual instead of facing up to reality & getting our National Security shit together, we punted & took the rouge!
The CBC employee with the initials "BB" is Basem Boshra.
Basem BOSHRA is an Egyptian-born MUSLIM immigrant who is the Senior Director of Journalistic Standards and Public Trust at the CBC.
He, along with the taxpayer-funded CBC, is trying to rewrite history.
Do not let them.
Make your voice heard ⤵️
Contact the CBC at:
[email protected]
and
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#DefundCBC
Mark Carney was close enough to signing a deal that he had asked provinces to start putting U.S. liquor back on the shelves.
Then he walked away. From what?
We still don’t know.
He must release the deal he was about to sign. Trump has seen it. Carney has seen it.
Let Canadians see it.
If you're crying about "Lake America" but never said shit about "Sankofa Square" or "Toronto Metropolitan University" or "Musqueamview Street" or any of the myriad renamings that have been happening across Canada in recent years you might be a raging hypocrite.
THIS IS EXPLOSIVE. 🚨🇨🇦
A CSIS intelligence report says a PRC consular official discussed influencing Chinese-Canadian voters and anticipated that this influence could grow in future federal elections.
Read that again.
This isn’t Twitter speculation.
This is an INTELLIGENCE REPORT.
It even describes efforts to shape voting attitudes against Conservatives and influence voters around specific political messages.
Canadians were told foreign interference was exaggerated, partisan, or nothing to worry about.
Meanwhile, our own intelligence service was documenting exactly this kind of activity.
Forget Liberal vs. Conservative for a second.
A FOREIGN GOVERNMENT TRYING TO INFLUENCE CANADIAN VOTERS IS AN ATTACK ON CANADIAN DEMOCRACY.
Every Canadian should want the full truth released.
While everyone is busy fighting over “Lake Ontario” vs. “Lake America,” here’s a friendly reminder:
On September 8, the punitive federal fuel excise tax is scheduled to come back. The Liberal punishment for having to drive to work, which don’t forget taking most of your pay check as it is!
That means minimum of 10¢ more per litre of gasoline — PLUS GST on top of that tax.
Tax the tax…
So while we’re busy defending the honour of a lake, maybe someone should ask:
Will Mark Carney still be such an amazing leader when he’s done squeezing a few more dollars out of every Canadian at the pump?
Which DOES cause inflation on groceries etc!
Priorities. 🇨🇦
🇨🇦 Canada under the @liberal_party
🍁Flying planes into buildings isn’t terrorism.
🍁A biological man can become a biological woman.
🍁Changing the name of a street fixes history.
🍁Printing billions of dollars doesn’t make things more expensive.
🍁Raising your taxes will somehow make life more affordable.
Welcome to liberal politics, where reality apparently needs a fact-check.
Confirmed by Howard Lutnick.
If you lost your job, were laid off, or are on reduced hours..
It was so Mark Carney could score political points with French Separatists.
The story Canadian media should have written five minutes after Carney appointed a U.S. Democrat operative as his PMO COO… but were all afraid of reprisal:
Mark Carney installed Maia Johnson — a longtime American Democratic operative — as the first-ever Chief Operating Officer of the Prime Minister’s Office, a role equivalent to White House Chief of Staff. She also holds the concurrent title of Senior Special Advisor for “United States Stakeholder Strategy.
Johnson is a US citizen. She directed scheduling for Hillary Clinton’s 2016 campaign, worked at Michael Bloomberg’s Hawkfish, provided strategic consulting to the Biden campaign in 2020, and has deep Bloomberg network ties. As a non-Canadian, she is barred from Top Secret clearance — yet she is now Carney’s top deputy with unclear access to sensitive material. There was no official announcement on the PMO website
Her path to Ottawa runs through the climate-finance web Carney co-chaired (GFANZ with Bloomberg), Gerald Butts (now advising alongside Carney’s wife at Eurasia Group), John Podesta, and recent private gatherings involving Barack Obama, Alex Soros, Huma Abedin, and senior Canadian officials. These are the same networks that have long treated Canada as a friendly base for opposing a Republican White House
This is not neutral staffing. It is the latest chapter in a pattern of elite US Democratic access and coordination with Canada’s Liberal government, now colliding with collapsing USMCA talks, Carney declaring Canada is “at war” with the U.S., and Trump’s retaliatory 50% tariffs on Canadian autos, trucks, and steel
Canadian media stayed silent. Five minutes after the appointment, someone should have asked the obvious: Why is an American Democratic campaign veteran running the PMO’s operations and U.S. strategy while trade and security tensions escalate? The silence itself is the story (h/t @isthisdimpeeb)
YOU SHOULD HAVE TO BE BORN IN CANADA TO BE AN M.P.
I won’t be lectured about or told ANYTHING an inept & possibility retarded D.E.I. foreigner with DIRECT ties to terrorism, influence peddling, and corruption, who was born in Jaffna, Sri Lanka - has to say.
EVER.
FUCK THIS CULTURAL MOSIAC BULLSHIT.
Take your post nationalist state…
…AND SHOVE IT UP YOUR FUCKING ASS, ‘GARY’.
(OLD VIDEO: Gun grab ‘Gary’ is noticeably in hiding after his failed attempt to disarm Canadians)
YOU SHOULD HAVE TO BE BORN IN CANADA TO BE AN M.P.
I won’t be lectured about or told ANYTHING an inept & possibility retarded D.E.I. foreigner with DIRECT ties to terrorism, influence peddling, and corruption, who was born in Jaffna, Sri Lanka - has to say.
EVER.
FUCK THIS CULTURAL MOSIAC BULLSHIT.
Take your post nationalist state…
…AND SHOVE IT UP YOUR FUCKING ASS, ‘GARY’.
(OLD VIDEO: Gun grab ‘Gary’ is noticeably in hiding after his failed attempt to disarm Canadians)
Just got an email from HQ that 50% tariffs will be implemented.
This is going to gut my industry.
A LOT of people are about to be out of jobs!
Thank a liberal today!
Dear America,
To President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, and the Americans sitting across the negotiating table from our government:
I'm writing this from Canada with a request I never thought I would make of another country.
Please help us.
Not our government. Us. The Canadian people. Please help us understand what is happening to our own country.
Our relationship with the United States is deteriorating. Our economy is hurting. Canadian and American families are worried about jobs, businesses, mortgages and the country we're going to hand our children. Yet through one of the most consequential trade disputes of our lifetime, ordinary Canadians are being left in the dark about what is actually happening.
We hear statements and vague explanations from our government. What we don't get to see or hear is what actually happened at the table.
Increasingly, Canadians are learning more about negotiations involving our own country by watching non-subsidized taxpayer funded American news and American officials.
Think about how extraordinary that is. Our media isn't working for us. Canadians are looking across the border to understand what our own government is doing. So today, I'm asking you to look back across that border at us.
Please don't leave Canadians in the dark. You have the perfect opportunity to shine the light on the truth and help Canadians to see it.
If you made Canada an offer, show us. If our government rejected something, show us. If Canada made demands that prevented an agreement, show us those too. Because we simply cannot trust what our own government and media is telling us.
Give us the timeline. Give us the documents. Give us whatever can legally be made public.
Then please do something unmistakably American...
Put it in front of the people.
Buy the television ads. Buy the newspaper ads. Buy the digital ads. Build a website containing the documents and put the address everywhere. Run a commercial during the hockey game if that's what it takes.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford bought advertising in your country because he wanted Americans to hear Ontario's message directly.
Please return the favour. Buy the ads in our country. Television, radio, social media...all of it.
Do it for Canadians who deserve to know what is being done in their name.
Americans understand something deeply that shouldn't stop mattering when you reach the 49th parallel: a government should answer to its people.
And people cannot hold their government accountable when they aren't given the information necessary to do it.
That is where we need your help.
For generations, Canadians and Americans have been neighbours in a way that goes far beyond politics. Our families live on both sides of that border. We trade together. We build things together. We defend this continent together.
Our governments can fight.
Our people don't have to become enemies.
So I'm asking you sincerely, and with more humility than Canadians are generally comfortable showing:
Please help your neighbours.
We aren't asking you to interfere in our politics. We aren't asking for money or special treatment.
We're asking you to turn on the light.
Give ordinary Canadians access to the information you already have. Speak directly to us. Trust us with the facts.
There was a time when Canada would never have needed another country to help its citizens understand what their own government was doing.
It pains me to admit that today, some of us believe we do.
And of all the countries in the world, there is only one I would think to ask.
America.
Our neighbour. Our friend. The country that has stood beside us through wars, disasters, terrorism, recessions and generations of shared history.
We're standing on the other side of that border now asking you for something remarkably small that could make an enormous difference.
Please show Canadians what happened.
• Put the documents in our hands.
• Buy the ads.
• Tell us what our own government will not.
Because right now, your Canadian neighbours need some help. And we're asking America not to look away.
@POTUS@DonaldTrump@jamiesongreer@JDVance@howardlutnick@bennyjohnson
Let me repeat this, because many people don't get this. Sorry for the long post but I just can't seem to figure out what to leave out to make my point.
#1 The U.S. is under no obligation to simply give Canada unrestricted access to its markets. We have negotiated access through trade agreements, but that access comes with terms and obligations on both sides. Canada is not inherently entitled to sell whatever it wants into the U.S. market under whatever conditions it wants.
#2 When two parties are negotiating, both are going to try to get the best deal for themselves. No party is under any obligation to accept the other party's proposals. That's literally what a negotiation is.
#3 Canada does not have a lot of bargaining chips relative to the size of the U.S. economy. And some of the bargaining chips we do have, such as energy, electricity, potash, aluminum and critical minerals, could certainly hurt the U.S. if we restricted them. But doing so would almost certainly elicit a tremendously powerful response from the U.S. What you're seeing right now is largely posturing to make it appear that we're being tough. If Canada really wanted to inflict serious economic pain on the U.S., there are ways to do it, but the consequences for Canada could be enormous.
#4 The U.S. has become increasingly concerned about Chinese goods, investment and Chinese content entering the North American market through Canada and Mexico. Washington wants its CUSMA partners much more closely aligned with the U.S. when it comes to China. Whether Canadians like that or not, this has become a major issue in our trading relationship with the United States.
#5 Canadians are furious because the U.S. is using protectionist measures to protect American industries. Yet Canada does exactly the same thing. Our supply-management system puts extraordinarily high tariffs on certain American dairy, poultry and egg products once imports exceed established quotas. Some of those tariffs are well over 200%. We can't pretend Canada is some completely open free-trading country while accusing the Americans of protectionism.
#6 Canada has also imposed measures specifically restricting U.S. automobiles. Canada imposed 25% tariffs on certain U.S. vehicles and established limits on duty-free access for qualifying American vehicles. Canada has even reduced those allowances for companies that moved manufacturing from Canada back to the United States. The U.S. now argues that Canada is treating American automotive products worse than products from some other countries.
#7 Canada also gives certain European dairy products more favourable access than comparable American products. Under Canada's European trade agreement, retailers can access certain cheese import quotas that they cannot access under the equivalent CUSMA quota for American cheese. The U.S. argues, with some justification, that this puts American dairy producers at a disadvantage compared with European producers.
#8 Many provinces pulled American liquor off their shelves as retaliation against the United States. Whatever you think about the symbolism of doing that, it created another barrier against American products while the federal government was simultaneously trying to negotiate a trade agreement with the Americans. The U.S. has specifically identified these restrictions as one of its trade complaints against Canada.
#9 Softwood lumber. This is a decades-old dispute, long before Donald Trump came along. The Americans have argued for decades that Canada's Crown-land stumpage system effectively subsidizes Canadian lumber producers, allowing them to sell lumber into the U.S. at unfairly low prices and undercut American producers. Canada disputes that argument, but pretending this is something Donald Trump suddenly invented is simply false.