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Every Canadian needs to hear this interview 🤯 Canadian Border Agent Whistleblower: “We Are Going to Face Our Worst Nightmare” | Blendr Report EP89 Former CBSA officer @LsSabourin exposes systemic corruption and mismanagement within Canada Border Services Agency, warning of a looming national security crisis. Sabourin reveals that over...

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MapleMAGAMommavor 1 Jahr

@LsSabourin I’ve been saying for a long time, a new government needs to fire all high ranking individuals at our federal institutions. CBSA, RCMP, CRA, etc and rebuild them all. While offering whistleblower protection to those who come forward. And independent investigations

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@LsSabourin So basically, we the people have been betrayed by a corrupt Liberal government that does not give a dam about the country or the people. So, the fact is they have committed treason against the country and should be charged and convicted for treason.

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Mattvor 1 Jahr

@LsSabourin Its NOT an exploit or a bug... Its a feature of the entire system!!! Its there on purpose.

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PLJinNewWest #SaveTheChildrenvor 1 Jahr

@LsSabourin Infiltration & destruction of Canada? @MaximeBernier @RealAndyLeeShow @OdessaOrlewicz @ClydeDoSomethin @scoopercooper @bobmackin @TomMarazzo @TomTSEC @PeymanAskari451 @Adam_Stirling @brianlilley @IslandDrover @KEriksenV2 @TheoFleury14 @FringeViews @Beyond_Mystic

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Brattanivor 1 Jahr

@LsSabourin It seems all by design

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World Transformation Movementvor 3 Jahren

WATCH: “The most important interview of all time, it solves the human condition, ends the turmoil & suffering in the world & finally makes sense of our lives” – Professor Harry Prosen, Former President of the Canadian Psychiatric Association.

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Carolvor 1 Jahr

@LsSabourin One day i would just love to see some good news about our border and things like passports

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PLJinNewWest #SaveTheChildrenvor 1 Jahr

@LsSabourin Determined to repost this many times. One day enough Canadians will wake up. I hope it is 2025. 🙏

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Kirk Riesevor 1 Jahr

@LsSabourin Reprisal is real when you do your duty ! Stay awesome Luc and @BlendrNews

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Shawnvor 1 Jahr

@LsSabourin Unreal

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Mumzyvor 1 Jahr

@govt_corrupt @LsSabourin Bookmarked to watch later. Thanks. I remember a time when former CBSA officer, Patrick McNaulty was screaming corruption and mismanagement from the rooftops.

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