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‘Beijing will be encouraged by the Trudeau government’s response of ‘nothing to see here,” David Mulroney warned.
(LifeSiteNews) – Former Canadian ambassador to China David Mulroney said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s opposition to launching a full independent public inquiry into alleged interference in Canada’s elections by China only serves to embolden the communist regime even more.
Mulroney told LifeSiteNews that Trudeau’s inaction “ignores the seriousness of foreign interference of any extent and makes a mockery of the government’s responsibility to protect the democratic rights of every Canadian.”
“Beijing will be encouraged by the Trudeau government’s response of ‘nothing to see here,’” he added.
Mulroney served as the lead on Canada’s diplomatic mission in China from 2009 to 2012.
In recent weeks, there has been a steady and ongoing stream of leaks from a Canadian Security and Intelligence Service (CSIS) official to the media detailing how the Communist Chinese Party (CCP) has been allegedly interfering in Canada’s most recent federal elections.
Over the weekend, the CSIS official who has been steadily leaking confidential information to the media regarding alleged interference in Canada’s elections by China said exposing interference must be done to protect the future of the integrity of the process.
Mulroney told LifeSiteNews that it is his opinion that there is ever-growing frustration in CSIS regarding “inaction” by the Trudeau government.
“My sense is that continuing inaction by the federal government in the face of mounting evidence has fueled tremendous anxiety and frustration within CSIS,” Mulroney noted.
“This has been exacerbated by the tendency of the Prime Minister and his colleagues to move the goal posts, arguing that we have nothing to worry about so long as the ultimate result Canada-wide was not affected.”
Last week, Mulroney said there is “abundant evidence” showing how the CCP has in place a long-term plan to persuade and groom Canadian politicians at all levels of government to be favorable to the regime.
Opposition parties, notably the Conservative Party of Canada (CPC), have been for weeks demanding that Trudeau launch a full, independent, public inquiry over the China election meddling scandal.