00:00:20.340Canada's National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians last week released a report which stated that several MPs have colluded, wittingly colluded, with hostile foreign nations.
00:00:40.240One MP even met with a known intelligence officer of a foreign nation and gave that intelligence officer confidential information.
00:00:48.140Now, there is a not-so-insignificant chance that your MP is actively committing treason as we speak, and you have no way of knowing.
00:00:57.820The federal government is refusing to release the names of these politicians.
00:01:01.860They are actively shielding traitors to our country.
00:01:04.500And if this answer from Justin Trudeau's public safety minister, when asked if he was going to release the names, is anything to go by,
00:01:11.740well, it seems as though they don't really care about the fact that they have traitors inside Parliament.
00:01:17.200People who are alleged, and in some cases according to our intelligence communities,
00:01:23.600to have committed some of the most serious offences known to Canadian law, are you prepared to release those names, yes or no?
00:01:32.500Justin Trudeau knows who these politicians are. He has seen the report.
00:01:36.620Many of his staff have likely read the report, and politicians from every party that sit on the NSI COP Committee have also seen the names.
00:01:45.640But no one is releasing them to the public.
00:01:48.380Now, the two countries that are most heavily involved with Canadian MPs happen to be India and China.
00:01:55.840The federal government won't release these names. We know that.
00:01:58.800We also know that they are hiding these traitors amongst themselves, protecting them as we speak.
00:02:04.800But the question we are all left with is why exactly we allow dual citizens to become MPs in the first place.
00:02:11.160Why Canada allows foreigners to be elected to federal office.
00:02:15.420In 2017, Australia banned foreigners from being elected to federal office, and maybe it's time for Canada to do the same.
00:02:22.420Now, before we get into the show, drop a like in the video, help us out by subscribing to the True North YouTube channel.
00:02:26.440And the common question for the episode is this.
00:02:29.980Why is Justin Trudeau's government shielding traitors from the public?
00:02:35.360Let me know your answer in the comments below, and let's get into it.
00:02:38.060When news broke last week that a National Security Committee of Parliamentarians found that MPs are wittingly colluding with hostile foreign nations,
00:02:46.300well, the federal liberal government went into overdrive to try to shield and protect the traitors from being named.
00:02:52.280It's something that would have to be based, though, on corroborated evidence.
00:02:56.560The members of the committee are bound to this Security of Information Act for the rest of their lives.
00:03:02.520In some cases, the argument was that the names of the traitors couldn't be released because everyone is afforded due process.
00:03:08.880In other cases, the argument was that the names can't be released because it might interfere with an ongoing criminal investigation.
00:03:15.820Now, no one is saying that those who are alleged of committing high treason should not be afforded due process.
00:03:20.120The argument is that should we allow those who are very likely committing treason as we speak to sit in Parliament,
00:03:28.520to go to question period today at 2 p.m., to sit on the benches and play a role in Canadian democracy?
00:03:34.940These alleged traitors are likely sitting on important parliamentary committees.
00:03:39.260Some of them may be parliamentary secretaries to cabinet ministers.
00:03:42.760Some of them may, in fact, be cabinet ministers.
00:03:45.360The important word to remember here is that these MPs are wittingly colluding with foreign hostile nations.
00:03:52.480China, of course, is an enemy of Canada.
00:04:08.160An unknown number of federal politicians are knowingly working with hostile countries to interfere in Canada's democracy.
00:04:15.020The committee reviewed top-secret intelligence reports that suggested sitting parliamentarians are witting or semi-witting participants in foreign interference operations,
00:04:23.900including divulging secrets to foreign governments.
00:04:26.760The committee pointed to several activities the undisclosed number of parliamentarians are allegedly engaged in,
00:04:33.020including soliciting political support from foreign missions, accepting money or favors from diplomats,
00:04:38.680and revealing their colleagues' positions on issues so that foreign operatives can pressure them.
00:04:43.820In one case, a parliamentarian allegedly provided confidential government information to a known intelligence officer of a foreign state.
00:04:51.920We already know that the Chinese Communist Party has been engaged in a very sophisticated and long-term operation to interfere in Canada's democracy.
00:05:04.420it was reported that China had a clandestine network of at least 11 candidates and 13 staffers implicated in foreign interference on behalf of the CCP.
00:05:14.360So far, only one sitting MP has been accused of being involved in a CCP operation.
00:05:22.240That would be Don Valley North member of parliament, Han Dong.
00:05:26.240The CSIS allegations state that Han Dong's liberal nomination was heavily interfered with and supported by the CCP.
00:05:35.120The liberals promptly booted Han Dong from their caucus,
00:05:38.600and he now sits as an independent member of parliament.
00:05:41.480Now, what did Liberal MP Jennifer O'Connell say when conservatives were pressing Dominic LeBlanc,
00:05:47.080Canada's national security minister, over these allegations, over this report?