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China wants Pierre out. Not my opinion. Documented. Sam Cooper has CSIS material showing the CCP interfered in the Conservative leadership race after O’Toole. They pushed proxies to sign up members and install a more “China-friendly” leader. They didn’t get their way then. Pierre won. After the last election...

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