India Accused Of Financing Election Candidates In Three Canadian Federal Parties

CSIS has stated that the PMO, top ministers and senior officials have received 34 briefings on foreign election interference since 2018.

September 27th, 2024: "Officials from the Canadian Security and Intelligence Service (CSIS) unveiled two new examples of such foreign interference, in addition to four examples that had been released publicly." 

While CSIS has stated that China is the country most active in Canadian election interference, new revelations from the current foreign election interference inquiry imply that the subterfuge is a more "diverse" phenomenon that originally believed.

"The government of India being suspected of using proxy agents to, according to a CSIS document tabled at the inquiry, clandestinely provide financial support to specific candidates from three political parties in a federal election."

Liberal MPs of South Asian/Indian Heritage:

Anita Anand, Anju Dhillon, Bardish Chagger, Chandra Arya, Gary Asandasangaree, Harjit Sajjan, Iqwinder Singh Gaheer, Kamal Khera, Mandinder Sidhu, Randeep Sarai, Ruby Sahota, Sonia Sidhu.

And not one has been placed into office under "clandestine" conditions? Perhaps a doubtful conclusion-- particularly in light of an addition revelation:

"Foreign interference that resulted in a briefing to the security-cleared representatives of the Liberal Party of Canada shortly before the 2021 election, and to the prime minister shortly after."

Additional information comes in the form of the following:

"The government of Pakistan attempting to clandestinely influence Canadian federal politics" to advance its interests in Canada."

Liberal MP Iqra Khalid is a half-citizen of Pakistan, as is Salma Zahid, another GTA-based Liberal MP. To what degree, if any, have political forces in Pakistan been involved in securing Parliamentary placement in the Canadian House of Commons?

Concerned citizens should keep their expectations in check. Likely it is that 41 million Canadians will never know the truth regarding these "post-modern" political developments.

Irony flows forth as we consider the "protectionist" nature of governance in "no core identity" Canada. Yes, protectionism exists-- in terms of insulating foreign influence from exposure to the general public. In contrast, CAP emphasize the extent of government protection of Canadian culture, identity and heritage.

Here it is: there is none. Thus, the state of society at present. After which Cultural Action Party [est.2016] point to a most disturbing social trend, one which has resulted in recognition of an unspoken set of truths.

The nefarious situation of which CSIS speak would not have occurred if Canadian immigration policy employed "protectionist" values to both the volume and integrity of mass migrant intake.

In this regard, immigration policies ideological partner Multiculturalism remains fundamental. Community empowerment via the Multicultural Act of 1988 adds momentum to the globalist power play inherent in our society. Add to this its legal partner, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

And what, pray-tell, is the source of the internationalization of Canadian society? Who are the individuals and entities most responsible? Our porous borders, illegal asylum seekers, foreign criminals, refugees, Middle East terrorists, and myriad other manifestations?

Call CAP simplistic, but from our perspective, the "founding father" of all this madness is ex-Liberal PM Pierre Trudeau. Some forty years later, another Trudeau-family member came along and put the entire affair on globalist steroids.

"Prime Minister Justin Trudeau received briefings about foreign interference allegations related to former Liberal MP Han Dong’s riding before the 2019 election, a new document shows."

“PMO, top ministers and senior officials received 34 briefings on foreign interference since 2018, CSIS says.”

Thirty-four briefings, eh? And they still didn't get the message? Likely they did, but considering the degree to which the Liberals have benefitted, they didn't do anything to prevent the interference.

In the meantime, PM Trudeau has spent nine years falling-all-over the Sikh community in Canada. He's just that kind of politician. No problem prostrating himself in idiotic ways in front of so-called "minority" communities as long as financial donations exist in the deal.

Bopping around the stage dressed in Bollywood garb, bowing graciously to Indian dignitaries, his "namaste" greeting at the ready. That such behaviour has emanated from the leader of our country boggles the mind to this day.

Yet, Trudeau remains in all his woke LGBT/Islam-endorsing glory. For how much longer can this stand? While the answer remains elusive, one point appears right-as-rain.

Our country, Canada, has been fully seduced by the forces of international globalism. Rather than take a protectionist stand, Justin Trudeau has thrown Canadian identity to the "woke wolves of the world."

For how long will these forces continue to feed off the carcass of a dying democracy called Canada?