Quand il a préparé son projet de sabbatique au début de l’année 2024, David Morin lui a donné un titre qui paraît aujourd’hui prémonitoire. « Le 51e État ».
That feels kind of like a half-truth/obsfucation from lapresse.
While we may indeed lack a dedicated foreign intelligence service (I don’t know…maybe they’re just really really good at their job.) I do know that CSIS rolls a lot of those duties into their own purview. Whether that reaches the level of secret agent spy shit, who knows. But it’s not like they’re not out there figuring out threats to Canada.
I thought so too, but from what I understand CSIS doesn’t do boots on the ground type work, and mainly just gathers data.
Sounds more the case that while we do HAVE an intelligence service, they are underfunded and restricted in their abilities do do as much as they may need to.
That feels kind of like a half-truth/obsfucation from lapresse.
While we may indeed lack a dedicated foreign intelligence service (I don’t know…maybe they’re just really really good at their job.) I do know that CSIS rolls a lot of those duties into their own purview. Whether that reaches the level of secret agent spy shit, who knows. But it’s not like they’re not out there figuring out threats to Canada.
I thought so too, but from what I understand CSIS doesn’t do boots on the ground type work, and mainly just gathers data.
Sounds more the case that while we do HAVE an intelligence service, they are underfunded and restricted in their abilities do do as much as they may need to.
That is absolutely not true. You can ask any numbers of left wing and indigenous organizers who’ve received CSIS visits at their homes.
Interesting. I meant “boots on the ground” overseas in the context of foreign intelligence as per the article.
Doesn’t surprise me that of course they have to stick their noses into other peoples business at the bequest of the conservatives.
Best way to stay hidden is convince people that you never existed in the first place.