PJ The Belt - November 12, 2026


This Will Be THE END of Mark Carney! โ€” Trump EXPOSES Backroom Deal

Canada Just Made a DANGEROUS Move Against Trump..

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00:00:21 it's very dangerous for them to do that and it's even more dangerous i think for canada to get
00:00:40 into business with china canada is not doing well they're doing very poorly
00:00:45 hey everybody we got some very alarming information coming out of canada today
00:00:50 And I think every Canadian and North American needs to pay attention to this one, because for years now, we've been hearing warnings about China's growing influence inside this country.
00:01:00 Yesterday, when you met with Premier Li, one of the things you said in the public remarks was this partnership, Canada and China, this new partnership sets us up well for the new world order.
00:01:11 What did you mean by that? What is the new world order?
00:01:14 well this is it's a great question brian because i think the world is still determining what that
00:01:19 uh what that order is going to be uh plurilateral deals if i can use that term trans-pacific
00:01:25 partnership uh and the eu where is uh financial regulation payment system regulation going to
00:01:31 fit into that and now we have a new report alleging that there are 18 chinese police stations
00:01:38 operating right here right now in canada but here's where things get really interesting
00:01:43 While our government keeps telling us that we need to protect our sovereignty against
00:01:47 the Americans, something else completely is happening right under our noses.
00:01:52 And wait until you hear what a senior RCMP official had to say about Canada's agreement
00:01:57 with Chinese law enforcement and military, because it raises some very serious questions about who
00:02:02 is really running Canada right now. Take a listen to this.
00:02:06 A new report is alleging that China has expanded its network of illegal overseas police stations,
00:02:11 including right here in canada good monday morning to you mike so what's happening here
00:02:16 yeah this group it's a non-governmental organization safeguard defenders they put
00:02:20 out this report claiming that there are nearly 1250 of these so-called police stations surveillance
00:02:27 police stations that have set up in over 91 countries right across the globe now this is
00:02:33 the thing that they are saying right now is that these are hubs that are run by the beijing united
00:02:40 front workers department and they're marketed essentially as community centers that are
00:02:46 called connecting culturally and you know businesses and to different cities and
00:02:52 organizations and different provinces back in China and you have to also understand that right
00:02:57 across the globe there are approximately 60 million Chinese citizens living across the world
00:03:04 But there have been these accusations of these so-called police stations across different
00:03:10 countries, especially in Canada here, that are seeking to influence the people who are
00:03:15 from those communities in countries like Canada.
00:03:19 And this is one of the biggest concerns here for a number of these groups, and that's why
00:03:25 they are signaling this.
00:03:27 And now, of course, we reached out to the Chinese embassy here in Ottawa, and they,
00:03:32 of course, have pushed back against these claims.
00:03:34 saying that they're firmly opposed to these allegations i'll just read from the statement
00:03:38 that they gave to us as well saying china has made it clear its position on a number of occasions
00:03:44 multiple occasions there's simply no such thing as so-called chinese overseas police stations
00:03:49 pushing back against any type of allegation that is made especially in this report marcia of course
00:03:56 china is going to deny it i mean what do we expect them to say yes we're operating police stations
00:04:02 inside Canada? I mean, come on. But here's the thing. This isn't the first time we've heard
00:04:07 about this. There have been multiple reports and investigations over the years into alleged
00:04:12 Chinese police operations in Toronto, Quebec, other cities, other provinces. And Chinese Canadians
00:04:19 have also been speaking out about intimidation and harassment linked to the Chinese communist
00:04:24 regime. And they've been doing that for years. And meanwhile, we have Mark Carney getting closer
00:04:29 and closer to Beijing. And I find the irony here absolutely incredible because all we hear from
00:04:35 Ottawa is Trump's this, Trump that, America is the problem. Keep your elbows up. We have to protect
00:04:42 Canadian sovereignty from the Americans. Well, what about China? What about these allegations of 0.91
00:04:47 foreign police operations right here on Canadian soil today? Who's protecting Canadians from
00:04:53 foreign intimidation? And why does it seem like Ottawa has so much to say about the Americans,
00:04:58 but so little to say about Beijing.
00:05:01 Now listen to this second part.
00:05:03 So tell us more about the Canadian response.
00:05:05 If there is one so far, what is the government doing about this, Mike?
00:05:09 Yeah, we reached out to Gary Ananda Sangary, the public safety minister,
00:05:13 and he said that, of course, they're looking at this, they're concerned about it,
00:05:17 they're concerned about any type of foreign influence that any government
00:05:20 or any other country would try and exert on people in this country.
00:05:25 but he also said that you have to be careful with some of these allegations and making sure
00:05:30 that they do take them seriously, but at the same time, make sure that they are treating them with
00:05:35 nuance as well. I think you have to look back to 2023 when the RCMP did have an investigation that
00:05:41 it looked at, especially when there were a couple of these so-called police stations that they had
00:05:47 looked at in Quebec. There were no charges laid and the organizations are now suing the federal
00:05:54 government. So this is something that certainly the federal government continues to look at but
00:05:58 you also have to consider how Canada is now getting closer to China. When you look at back
00:06:05 in January where Prime Minister Mark Carney signed this deal for cooperation on policing
00:06:10 and making sure that they're working together in terms of cyber security and other things.
00:06:16 This is something that I think a lot of people in the cyber security community and those that
00:06:21 look at Canada-Chinese relations are going to be watching very carefully, especially as the
00:06:26 prime minister heads to Asia for a number of meetings and possibly meetings with President
00:06:32 Xi Jinping coming up. So let me get this straight. We have a government telling us that it's concerned
00:06:38 about foreign interference while at the same time pursuing a policing cooperation agreement with
00:06:44 China, the very country at the center of the allegations. And we're supposed to just trust
00:06:50 that everything is fine. I'm sorry, but I don't buy it. And look, I understand that allegations
00:06:56 have to be investigated. That doesn't mean we stop asking questions, especially when it comes
00:07:01 to our national security, because in my opinion, Beijing doesn't make any agreements out of the
00:07:07 goodness of their heart. It makes them because they expect something in return. And now here's
00:07:13 the part that really got my attention. A senior deputy commissioner of the RCMP was asked about
00:07:19 the details of the agreement with Chinese law enforcement and military and his answer was
00:07:24 something else. Listen to this. I cannot speak to the specifics of what is in the MOU based on
00:07:31 obviously an agreement with our partner in that particular case Chinese law enforcement that we
00:07:38 would not disclose anything in the agreement without their permission and mutually they would
00:07:44 do the same. Chinese law enforcement that we would not disclose anything in the agreement
00:07:48 without their permission. 1.00
00:07:51 Unfreaking believable.
00:07:53 Unbelievable.
00:07:54 So our own national police cannot disclose the details
00:07:58 of an agreement with Chinese law enforcement
00:08:00 without their permission.
00:08:02 Think about that for a second.
00:08:04 We're talking about Canada's national police
00:08:06 and an agreement involving a foreign government
00:08:09 that has been the subject of serious interference allegations.
00:08:13 And for all the talk about sovereignty
00:08:15 and standing up to the Americans,
00:08:17 I think we ought to be asking some very serious questions about our relationship with Beijing.
00:08:22 Look, I know news like this can be frustrating and overwhelming sometimes,
00:08:26 but we have to get involved.
00:08:28 We have to keep up the fight because if decent people don't get involved in politics,
00:08:33 somebody else will, and they'll be making decisions that affect our lives.
00:08:37 So do what you can in your community.
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00:08:50 Thank you all so much for watching, and I'll see you in the next one.