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Toronto Star asks Poilievre about his security clearance… he set the record STRAIGHT! Share this with everyone!

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TheBetaDisease1 yıl önce

They aren't doing a very good job because it is VERY CLEAR CHINESE FOREIGN INTERFERENCE is heavily involved with the LIBERALS.

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Jason AKA THE LONE WOLF1 yıl önce

For all the dummies that still don’t get it If Pierre Poilievre, the leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, were to obtain his top-secret security clearance, several implications and outcomes could follow based on the current context surrounding his decision: 1. **Access to Classified Information**: With a top-secret security clearance, Poilievre would gain access to sensitive intelligence, including classified reports like the unredacted version of the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians (NSICOP) report on foreign interference. This could include details about alleged foreign interference in Canadian politics, potentially involving members of his own party, as hinted at by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and others. 2. **Restrictions on Public Disclosure**: Once cleared and briefed, Poilievre would be bound by the Security of Information Act, which imposes strict confidentiality obligations. He would not be able to publicly discuss or disclose classified details without risking legal consequences. This is a key reason he has cited for refusing clearance—he argues it would "gag" him, limiting his ability to criticize the government or act on the information politically. 3. **Ability to Address Party Vulnerabilities**: Clearance would allow Poilievre to learn about any Conservative parliamentarians or candidates potentially involved in or targeted by foreign interference. He could then take internal actions, such as removing compromised individuals from caucus or candidacy lists, though he’d need to do so discreetly to comply with secrecy rules. Critics, including NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh and Green Party Leader Elizabeth May, argue this knowledge is essential for a party leader to protect national security and their own party’s integrity. 4. **Shift in Political Strategy**: Poilievre has maintained that avoiding clearance keeps him free to press the government publicly on foreign interference without being "muzzled." If he gets clearance, his current strategy of demanding public disclosure of names (e.g., parliamentarians allegedly linked to foreign interference) might lose traction, as he’d be privy to the information himself but unable to share it. This could force a pivot in how he approaches the issue politically. 5. **Impact on Public Perception**: Obtaining clearance might bolster his credibility with Canadians who, according to polls like one from the Angus Reid Institute, largely believe party leaders should have it (66% overall, including 60% of Conservative voters). However, it could also fuel speculation from opponents, like the Liberals, that he’s been hiding something by delaying, depending on what the intelligence reveals and how he handles it. 6. **Potential as Prime Minister**: If Poilievre becomes prime minister without prior clearance, he’d need to obtain it immediately upon taking office to fulfill the role’s responsibilities, which include receiving daily intelligence briefings and making decisions on classified matters. Getting it now could prepare him for that transition, avoiding any perception of unreadiness. Conversely, continuing to refuse it might raise questions about his ability to lead on national security if elected. In short, if Poilievre gets his security clearance, he’d gain critical knowledge but lose some political flexibility, reshaping how he navigates foreign interference debates and manages his party. The exact outcome would depend on what he learns, how he adapts, and how his opponents and the public respond.

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Sean S Larson1 yıl önce

Our family, friends and I will be voting for Pierre. This says alot about the Federal Liberals. Former Liberal MP & Hamilton Mayor Bob Bratina endorses Pierre Poilievre for Prime Minister & Ned Kuruc for Hamilton East-Stoney Creek.

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Greg B🍻1 yıl önce

It’s clear. How people don’t understand this is beyond me

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🤞BlueWave🌊1 yıl önce

People, use your brains! If there are sitting Conservative MP'S compromised by foreign interference, you can guarantee that the Liberal/NDP government would have been shouting their names from the rooftops! By the process of elimination, that leaves Liberal, and maybe, NDP MP'S.

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Scott MacInnis1 yıl önce

This is getting old it was Trudeau’s way to silence the opposition.

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Lisa G1 yıl önce

CBC David Cochrane needs to be corrected. He said Pierre is half right and clearance needs to be renewed, that is only for employees. Once you have the privy council clearance it is for life.

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CreekPete 🇨🇦1 yıl önce

He literally did. Not. You DUNCE. I get that you’re auditioning to be a FOX c fake blonde clone and the RW grift is lucrative because you’re just proving that conservatives are traitors. You’ll also ignore this because you’re a coward and I’ll own you.

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Cordog The Horse Paste Whisperer1 yıl önce

There will still be brainwashed non-believers

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LarryJClark ✝️1 yıl önce

For the hundredth time.

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