Trudeau harming relations between India and Canada?

[silentkisser]

What you fail to understand is there is no proof presented to solidify this claim.

Are you expecting India to be like "OK, fine you got us."?

LIke I said earlier, America has video evidence, Canada has a list.

Here's the thing: The intelligence they shared with India is probably pretty damning, but gives them the ability to disavow what happened. They could have said it was a rogue agent or something, quietly appolgized, and we probably wouldn't hear any more of it. Trudeau was trying to keep it on the down low, but the Globe got the story and was going to publish it....so that was when Trudeau went public last year. The RCMP has flushed out more info and details about the plot....


Also, we will likely not get the information about what exactly what this intelligence is or what it says, but we do know the Five Eyes helped develop the intel. We also know that the UK supports Canada in this. Which means they believe India did something. Heck, they might have been the source of the intelligence. The fact that they also tried to assassinate someone on US soil gives Trudeau's claims a hell of a lot more power. I mean, if India would risk doing that in the US, they sure as fuck would do it in Canada (or the UK/Australia).

 

[boobtoucher]

Well apparently his top secret information isn't enough to sway India or formally charge any representative.

This is a wild goose chase and Trudeau's only hope is America can save him.

And somehow it's all Poilievre's fault.

I hope you're warming up properly before all this effort to bend the narrative.

What's that thing that diplomats have? The thing that would prevent a country from charging them? Diplomatic Resistance to Being Charged? Something like that.

What is diplomatic immunity, which India refused to waive for expelled agents? - National | Globalnews.ca

Although diplomatic immunity is meant to be reciprocal between countries, it also means diplomats may never face accountability for alleged criminal actions on foreign soil.

globalnews.ca

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Literally all we could do is expel them. Which we did.

 

[DesRicardo]

Here's the thing: The intelligence they shared with India is probably pretty damning, but gives them the ability to disavow what happened. They could have said it was a rogue agent or something, quietly appolgized, and we probably wouldn't hear any more of it. Trudeau was trying to keep it on the down low, but the Globe got the story and was going to publish it....so that was when Trudeau went public last year. The RCMP has flushed out more info and details about the plot....


Also, we will likely not get the information about what exactly what this intelligence is or what it says, but we do know the Five Eyes helped develop the intel. We also know that the UK supports Canada in this. Which means they believe India did something. Heck, they might have been the source of the intelligence. The fact that they also tried to assassinate someone on US soil gives Trudeau's claims a hell of a lot more power. I mean, if India would risk doing that in the US, they sure as fuck would do it in Canada (or the UK/Australia).

Jesus. No country would every admit and try to apologize for assassinating your citizen.

Don't forget, these are diplomats they are trying to investigate. They are not ordinary visitors, which is why all this fell apart on Oct 13 and Trudeau is trying to save face. This isn't the only national security issues, it's just the deadliest.

The RCMP won't flush much more imo, it's really all up to America. But they have their own interest which is why the America-India investigation is going much smoother.

 

[DesRicardo]

I hope you're warming up properly before all this effort to bend the narrative.

What's that thing that diplomats have? The thing that would prevent a country from charging them? Diplomatic Resistance to Being Charged? Something like that.

What is diplomatic immunity, which India refused to waive for expelled agents? - National | Globalnews.ca

Although diplomatic immunity is meant to be reciprocal between countries, it also means diplomats may never face accountability for alleged criminal actions on foreign soil.

globalnews.ca

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Literally all we could do is expel them. Which we did.

I know this. That's why this is a wild goose chase. GET IT NOW???

 

[Shaquille Oatmeal]

I think you miss the key point here: HE WAS ASSASSINATED IN CANADA BY A FOREIGN POWER! It doesn't matter that it took time for his citizenship. It doesn't matter that he was doing something that pissed off the Indian government, but did not violate Canadian law. It doesn't matter if he is leading an alleged "militant group." The bottom line here is that he was murdered by a decree from India.

The excuses and denial reek of one of two things: Either your hatred of Trudeau has clouded your view, or you just don't care that a brown person was murdered. Hell, maybe it's a bit of both. And, for you questioning what happened, like this is something the Liberals made up...this is really going to blow your fucking mind:

Look the guy may or may not be guilty of illegal activities.
India alleges he is. Canada calls him a good citizen, even though a brief look through of his history proves quite the contrary.
So Trudeau has to present proof for this allegation that he was assassinated by agents of India in the first place.
He has not presented that proof and testified that he has intel and not evidentiary proof.
The Americans charged someone for a murder for hire plot. Great.
So do that with whoever you think is guilty here.
But Trudeau has not done that and instead just keeps talking.
Are you saying I should take King Dustbin Fraudeau at his word or else?

 

[Shaquille Oatmeal]

Trudeau is doing what he's supposed to do, investigate foreign interference and obey the secrecy laws.
His statements are under oath, if he's lying he could go to jail for it.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trudeau-release-names-poilievre-security-clearance-1.7355350

Sure, he just needs to present the necessary proof and back up what he is saying.

 

[silentkisser]

Look the guy may or may not be guilty of illegal activities.
India alleges he is. Canada calls him a good citizen, even though a brief look through of his history proves quite the contrary.
So Trudeau has to present proof for this allegation that he was assassinated by agents of India in the first place.
He has not presented that proof and testified that he has intel and not evidentiary proof.
The Americans charged someone for a murder for hire plot. Great.
So do that with whoever you think is guilty here.
But Trudeau has not done that and instead just keeps talking.
Are you saying I should take King Dustbin Fraudeau at his word or else?

Basically....yes. Trudeau, I think most of us would agree, is not the sharpest tool in the shed. But, I don't think for one second that he would just accuse India of anything without a high level of confidence from CSIS/RCMP and intel from the Five Eyes. And, if I recall correctly, when he originally approached India, it was to ask for cooperation in rooting out this plot. He didn't pigeonhole Modi and shout at him for bringing death to Canada's shores. He didn't make a scene or wild accusations. India basically told him to fuck off....and more stuff happened behind the scenes diplomatically.

 

[Shaquille Oatmeal]

Jesus. No country would every admit and try to apologize for assassinating your citizen.

Absolutely.
Trudeau was summarizing his conversation with India and he said that he told them that "we'd work together" to investigate his allegations.
How naive!
How can one expect another country to respond positively when you are there blaming them for something without evidence?

 

[Shaquille Oatmeal]

Basically....yes. Trudeau, I think most of us would agree, is not the sharpest tool in the shed. But, I don't think for one second that he would just accuse India of anything without a high level of confidence from CSIS/RCMP and intel from the Five Eyes. And, if I recall correctly, when he originally approached India, it was to ask for cooperation in rooting out this plot. He didn't pigeonhole Modi and shout at him for bringing death to Canada's shores. He didn't make a scene or wild accusations. India basically told him to fuck off....and more stuff happened behind the scenes diplomatically.

No country would entertain an accusation without evidence.
It is naive to think otherwise.
And Trudeau's confidence does not mean much because I am sure the Indians are just as confident in their defence of their own diplomats and agencies.

 

[DesRicardo]

Absolutely.
Trudeau was summarizing his conversation with India and he said that he told them that "we'd work together" to investigate his allegations.
How naive!
How can one expect another country to respond positively when you are there blaming them for something without evidence?

Justin thinks he can talk to world leaders and officials like a high school guidance counsellor.

He's out of his league.

 

[JuanGoodman]

Justin thinks he can talk to world leaders and officials like a high school guidance counsellor.

He's out of his league.

what he really wants to do is sing and dance

but they must have told him no to

 

[Shaquille Oatmeal]

 

[JuanGoodman]

Justin Trudeau, Canada's biggest embarrassment!

the sad part about the liberal party is

that Justin is the best candidate that they have

how pathetic is that?

 

[Vapoure]

I agree with you.
But Trudeau says he has no hard evidentiary proof.
In the absence of proof this seems like an attack on Pierre than defending Canadian sovereignty which just seems like an excuse coming from him.

Quite the contrary. The RCMP has done a thorough investigation and has the evidence.

 

[Insidious Von]

Its very simple.

Indian Secret Service Agents have been operating in Canada since Air India Flight 182 went down, Trudeau wants them out. It's going to be extremely difficult, RAW (Indian external intelligence service) is ingrained into Canadian society. The Sikhs can't help him either, they're to busy fighting among themselves. My nephews truck was stolen a week ago, I have a fairly solid idea whom the culprit is.

 

[Shaquille Oatmeal]

Quite the contrary. The RCMP has done a thorough investigation and has the evidence.

Time to present it or charge someone responsible instead of carrot dangling it.

 

[Vapoure]

Time to present it or charge someone responsible instead of carrot dangling it.

Not sure you get to set the terms. It will eventually come out.

 

[bver_hunter]

So they dont have proof which is what Trudeau admitted.
So why will any country entertain this?
The Americans charged someone which requires some preliminary evidence.
Trudeau hasn't.

Listen, once again this is a fact:

India has completely denied involvement in the closely related Nijjar assassination plot and has publicly claimed not to have been shown evidence on the case. Sources have said that Canadian national security officials shared the evidence with their Indian counterparts in a meeting in Dubai last year, in another in New Delhi and, most recently, in a meeting in Singapore last week.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/india-rcmp-trudeau-canada-nijjar-1.7352821

So in layman's terms India and their press are lying. They took Trudeau out of context, and no doubt the the evidence will lead up to the very top........ Modi himself!!

Will take the RCMP over Modi, as the USA has similar evidence and even fed the RCMP with some of it!!

 

[bver_hunter]

You're so fucking gullible

Just FUCK OFF, you are just being ignorant!!

 

[JuanGoodman]

Ignorant? You will literally believe anything you read. You're the kind of guy that gets a phone call from 'visa security department' about fraudulent activity on your card and gets duped into withdrawing your balance and sending it to them in untraceable bitcoin. Like seriously, how can one person possibly be so dumb? You have the intelligence of a baked potato.

lefties are cracking under pressure

they had a very tough week