8 Articles – that is all you need to recognize the pattern of apparent criminality the Canadian Federal Government has been engaging in for over 25 years. This reading will clear up any uncertainty about what happened to make Canada’s property market so unaffordable as well as where our fentanyl, money laundering, and sovereignty crises originate. The pieces we have chosen come from recognized, mainstream media outlets and Wikipedia.

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Article #1 Ottawa Citizen, July 2021. TLDR: In 2000, the federal government created the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) Act, establishing FINTRAC, an entity tasked with collecting and acting on reports of suspicious financial transactions involving institutions and individuals – in the ensuing 22 years, virtually none of the criminal activity reported will be forwarded for investigation. Although the article refers to the 10-year period prior to 2021, the issue goes back much further in markets such as Vancouver.  Money laundering is pervasive, but little is done about it: Experts | Ottawa Citizen

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Article #2 Canadian Business Magazine, October 2004. TLDR: Here we learn about the launch of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police’s (RCMP’s) Integrated Market Enforcement Teams (IMETs), divisions that were ostensibly formed to help tackle Canada’s white-collar crime problem. The country has been a haven for organized and white-collar crime going back at least as far as the 1960’s. Visible scandals such as Bre-X and Livent brought the problem to public awareness through media coverage. Provided as background information (harmless to skip). 

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Article #3 Canadian Business Magazine, September 2007. If you can only read one article, this is it – it is the most important piece ever written to understand the level of involvement of the Canadian federal government in facilitating the entry of criminal enterprise into Canada.

TLDR:

• Procedural Problems by Design for Law Enforcement: The IMET divisions of the RCMP were launched in 2003, ostensibly responsible for taming Canada’s already raging problem with organized and white-collar crime (see article #2). The reckoning less than four years later reveals how the whole exercise was a giant sabotage of law enforcement by the government, orchestrated to clear a path for China’s crime triads (more on this in article #4).

• Disclosure Application: The Canadian government makes a gift to foreign criminals by altering Freedom of Information legislation, giving them such strategic benefits as the FBI’s top-secret Operation Plan upon request.

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Article #4 Global News, April 2018. TLDR: The term “Vancouver Model” is coined by Professor John Langdale of Macquarie University in 2017 to describe the circular crime arrangement between Guandgong Province and British Columbia. How Chinese gangs are laundering drug money through Vancouver real estate | Globalnews.ca

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Article #5 Global News, June 2021. Bonus! Video content, take a break from reading. Summary: The Canadian government obfuscates what appears to be them helping China develop bioweapons. (1) What’s really behind the Winnipeg lab incident? | Watch News Videos Online (globalnews.ca)

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Article #6 National Post, April 2019. TLDR: Members of Parliament from the Liberal and NDP parties call for the resignation of CSIS (Canadian Security Intelligence Service – equivalent to the CIA) director Richard Fadden for pointing out that they have been engaging in subterfuge and facilitating/ignoring espionage by the CCP.  https://nationalpost.com/opinion/terry-glavin-its-official-china-is-a-threat-to-canadas-national-security

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Article #7 Global News, June 2020. TLDR: It is revealed Canadian elected officials are accepting financial rewards for not resisting influence and espionage network activities by the Chinese Communist Party. Why CSIS believes Canada is a ‘permissive target’ for China’s interference - National | Globalnews.ca

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Link #8 Wikipedia entry regarding the Cullen Commission. The 2020-22 Cullen inquiry into the money laundering crisis in the Canadian province of British Columbia produces no meaningful insights and leads to no criminal proceedings after the federal government obstructs attempts to access crucial documents. Cullen Commission - Wikipedia

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As stated previously, we know most people just don’t have the free time or compulsion to read the amount of geopolitical, financial, and business news required to develop the understanding of the situation we have presented here. One intelligent conclusion is that not only have Canadian governments been actively collaborating with the Chinese Communist Party and its agents to allow the entry of said parties’ criminal enterprises to Canada, what they appear to be receiving in return is assistance with election meddling, interference with the free press, misinformation/disinformation techniques, and general anti-democratic activities to ensure they maintain power in one of the most resource-rich countries in the world.

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