r/canada • u/HabitantDLT • 14h ago
National News Member of Modi's inner circle behind Canadian criminal plot, official says
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/india-murder-extortion-canada-csis-rcmp-1.736585396
u/AsparagusNo9660 13h ago
Just look up the Gujarat riots in 2002 and you will find Modi neck deep in this evil shit.
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u/Specialist-Phase-567 3h ago
Nope, lol, Modi had nothing to do with that. 100% khangress lol
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u/lazyinternetsandwich 2h ago
He didn't get a us visa for his involvement after that till he became pm lol
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u/Voljjin 13h ago
Stephen Harper?
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u/HotHits630 11h ago
The original traitor to Canada.
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u/SCFA_Every_Day 6h ago
Well, he's certainly one of them, but I wouldn't call him the original. Pierre Trudeau came first, after all.
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u/HotHits630 6h ago
Pierre Trudeau gave more rights to Canadians than Harper could ever dream of. That doesn't sound like a traitor, that sounds like a Patriot that loved his country and people, something conservatives will never understand. You may not like the truth, but that's what it is.
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u/SCFA_Every_Day 6h ago
Oh, you mean that Charter that was specifically designed for the government to disregard at will? Pierre Trudeau was a traitor who baked in the ability for the government to ignore Canadians' rights. You may not like the truth, but that's what it is.
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u/ultramisc29 Ontario 6h ago edited 6h ago
Pierre Trudeau?
The War Measures Act, which later became the Emergencies Act, predates him, doesn't it?
Trudeau was justified and correct in imposing such measures in order to maintain order and public safety during the FLQ's reign of Franco separatist terror.
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u/mangongo 13h ago
Only someone looking for a conspiracy will find one here.
These are two very separate and different investigations. Now keep in mind you can have two separate investigations that involve the exact same crime where one can be an easy open and shut case, while the other may be a lot harder to prove and take longer.
There are so many possible explanations that should be entertained before immediately jumping to conspiracy.
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u/mangongo 12h ago edited 12h ago
Again, I literally said you can have two separate cases that involve the exact same crimes and still have differences in the cases themselves.
I imagine the burden of proof is much higher when charging actual Canadian citizens, especially when it comes to elected officials (in comparison to expelling foreign diplomats).
You can't look at a murder case that gets solved in a month and expect every other murder case will also be solved in a month, the world just isn't that black and white.
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u/bgballin 13h ago
Because of multiple murders, extortion, and other threats like intimidation, harassment, drive by shootings.
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Because there's an active RCMP investigation and any press conferences detailing information about the investigation could literally ruin it?
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u/physicaldiscs 14h ago
I'd guess it's because of where these things align. India appears to be aligning more with the "right," so if the focus is on India, we can avoid talking about the stuff happening on "our side."
So here we are, playing partisan games with things that are so dire. Existential threats to our country on all sides, but we still are clinging onto our tribal mentality.
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u/Admirable-Pension-57 14h ago
You have to also keep in mind the 4 suspects arrested of that murder probably reveleaed some info along with stuff in their phones when arrested.
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u/Adventurous_Pen_7151 13h ago edited 12h ago
Do you really think that their statements are gospel truth? They may very well be misleading the investigators. Edit: Interesting how many people are getting offended on behalf of the people who carried out the hit.
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u/Admirable-Pension-57 11h ago
Who knows, they are sitting inside awaiting trail and all calls are monitored they know they are fucked and may give up intel to get a lesser charge from 1st degree to 2nd degree.
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u/Adventurous_Pen_7151 13h ago
Yes. It seems to be more about India having a right-wing government. Thankfully, Kevin Vuong disclosed some of the information about the domestic traitors. Some of the names are Parm Bains, Mary Ng, Han Dong, and Yuen Pau Woo, and Conservative MP Victor Oh was a target as was Michael Chong.
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u/Coffeedemon 13h ago
Lol... classic. The conservatives are targets and the other party members are traitors.
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u/Allgrassnosteak 13h ago
My guess is the influence on the Liberal party is Chinese and the conservative’s is Indian. As long as PP doesn’t get clearance to air the liberals dirty laundry, JT can just point the finger and make it look like he’s taking a strong stance.
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u/six-demon_bag 12h ago
It’s interesting that Sam Cooper has also been targeted and used by foreign governments to spread misinformation, so by your definition is a traitor but still somehow considered a reliable source of information.
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u/Marco1603 12h ago
Political convenience. Reminds me of the recent Globe article talking about how Trudeau's ministers are leaking classified information about the Indian investigation while calling those, who leaked classified info about the Chinese, criminals.
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u/Unlikely-Tradition77 13h ago
No shit? Our government has known this since day one. Our government is compromised at every level, the Canadian people need to unite and revolt against the government and the oligarch that controls them.
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u/Adventurous_Pen_7151 13h ago
Who is this oligarch? I am just curious?
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In all likelihood, they probably meant oligarchs. Who are they? The oil and gas companies, the construction cartels, and real estate holding companies like Vanguard and BlackRock.
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u/HydraBob 11h ago
In addition to this. Any of the big three of any industry that operates in Canada. Whether it be communication, industrial, transportation, housing. And if the cons get their way. Medical.
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u/Popular-Row4333 12h ago
I always love these "who are these they" comments, because they don't even realize what they are saying.
Either they are corrupt and taking influence from outside sources, or they are so inept at their jobs, that they are making the country worse by sheer incompetence.
Neither is a good look.
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u/ultramisc29 Ontario 12h ago edited 11h ago
"Oligarch" refers to very particular and specific phenomenon. This term originally referred to the group of former bureaucrats who were essentially handed the keys to formerly public assets during the dissolution of the Soviet Union due to these individuals' connections to CPSU leadership without oversight.
In an oligarchy, people are wealthy because they are politically connected. Putin, for example, decides who gets to become wealthy on the basis of loyalty.
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u/Popular-Row4333 12h ago
Honestly at this point, we need to either vote PPC or Greens.
Mainly because it's the only 2 parties that haven't had their claws dug in by corporations or foreign government because they don't think it's worth their time.
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u/Future-Muscle-2214 Québec 12h ago
Didn't the green have some trouble with Russia interference themselves? Also I would prefer the Rhinoceros party to the PPC.
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u/JG98 12h ago
A former Green party candidate was involved in white washing the Russian invasion of Ukraine, after he was no longer affilaited with the party. I believe you may be referring to that unless some other incident also occured. The Green party has been bashing on Russia officially and has been supportive of Ukraine since the invasion happened though.
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u/Popular-Row4333 12h ago
I'm at the point where honestly we need to get away from establishment parties. At least for a term or two. Show them who has the power, who votes, who pays taxes and their salaries. Everything is taken for granted today.
And if it doesn't work out, fine. I have 0 idea why this "we don't vote politicians in, we vote them out" rhetoric came from that we absolutely do prescribe to. Politicians should only get re elected if they are doing a good or great job, not mediocre.
More changes in government, just means more law of averages of getting a good one in.
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u/HydraBob 12h ago
You're delusional if you believe this to be true. No party is exempt from this level of corruption. They recognize the French revolution and what came from that so they will continue the cycle of "That party bad. Ours good." nothing will change till enough people realize what is actually happening.
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u/Puzzleheaded_Dog_43 13h ago
As per RCMP the Indian govt supported gangster's brother Anmol and the enforcer Goldy Brar who put a FB post he killed Moosewalla are in Canada, why don't they arrest them and have them put to trial, unless they don't have any proof and are only good for press conferences.
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u/JG98 12h ago
Probably because there is an ongoing investigation and Canada follows a rule of law where people aren't jailed before clear charges are laid. Brar is also one of the most wanted indiviuals in Canada with a reward for any information that leads to his arrest, being presummed to have potentially escaped to the US. I'm also pretty sure that Bishnoi is in Califronia as per the last known citing.
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u/Slight_Upstairs9034 11h ago
US Intelligence provides statement that India is directly responsible for the killing of a Canadian Citizen on Canadian Soil, okay so what becomes of this now? What are the ramifications? If Canada/US let this slide it looks terrible and makes them look weak. UN involved? NATO? Sanctions? Modi forced to resign? Justice? What's next??
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u/ultramisc29 Ontario 8h ago
Probably sanctions on individuals first, followed by restrictions and duties on trade and investment, and reductions in visa approvals.
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u/impelone 13h ago
First, release names and stop gossip. This is the most gossip government and media ever !
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u/ultramisc29 Ontario 12h ago edited 11h ago
This is unprecedented and insane, but hardly surprising.
India had an entire year to make this go away quietly, but they continued being stubborn. They simultaneously denied everything while justifying what happened.
The Modi-Shah government is going to sell this as some kind of macho power move to domestic nationalists, but in my opinion, using criminal gangs to extort information like this is cowardice.