The conclusion that that is your position?It seems me that you have already successfully jumped to that conclusion![]()
If that's misrepresenting it, then please clarify.
The conclusion that that is your position?It seems me that you have already successfully jumped to that conclusion![]()
Do you think Trudeau presses the charges himself?"Trudeau isn't responsible _(fill in the blanks)____"...there is that line again.![]()
My position has already been stated in prior posts.The conclusion that that is your position?
If that's misrepresenting it, then please clarify.
It is, actually.My position has already been stated in prior posts.
It isn't ambiguous.
No, that is not his job and it would be political interference if he tried.He is responsible.
It is unambiguous if you read my posts without jumping to conclusions.It is, actually.
I can't follow it from the thread other than "Trudeau sucks".
So let's keep it tight.
What is your position on the RCMP statement?
I said he was responsible.No, that is not his job and it would be political interference if he tried.
That is technically wrong.I said he was responsible.
He is still responsible.That is technically wrong.
CSIS does the investigations, reports and lays charges where warranted.
No.He is still responsible.
How am I arguing that?
You are arguing that Trudeau should break the secrets act to name names or interfere with the justice system to make them arrest opponents.How am I arguing that?
State and explain what the secrets act is.You are arguing that Trudeau should break the secrets act to name names or interfere with the justice system to make them arrest opponents.
CBC covered it better than I would.State and explain what the secrets act is.
To add, There is nothing specifically stating that Poilievre needs to be the one receiving briefing.State and explain what the secrets act is.
Then consider me wildly stupid and explain it like I'm 5.It is unambiguous if you read my posts without jumping to conclusions.
What is he responsible for?He is still responsible.
Sure, someone else in the cons can be briefed.To add, There is nothing specifically stating that Poilievre needs to be the one receiving briefing.
CPC Lawyer explained anyone within the CPC with clearance can be briefed on this and have been briefed on other classified issue before. Trudeau is just twisting the truth.
It's just a trap to muzzle Poilievre.
You're mixing it up.CBC covered it better than I would.
OK, so your issue is that you can't accuse a country without presenting evidence.You're mixing it up.
Trudeau said India was involved in Nijjar's killing.
He said India was using criminal gangs in Canada to do their dirty work.
Admitted no evidence for these, just intel.
If he is going to accuse a country, he has to present evidence.