CSIS怀疑在两省的内阁中有人受到外国控制
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别以为你就能逃脱嫌疑。
老鼠就是这样绑架汤的。
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记得前些日子有人称呼您赵38，当时觉得有点过分。看来不为过呀。
哈哈, 急眼了.
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有不少人怀疑这访问播出的时间是法登（Fadden，加拿大安全情报局局长）的选择，因此隐含着政治。CBC周二晚的访问中提到该访问是在法登在皇家军事学院的演讲中讲到有关间谍活动时对其访问的跟进。下面是加拿大国际邮报Colin Freeze and Ian Bailey的有关的一段评说：
The timing of the CBC interview was not Mr. Fadden’s choice. This spring, CBC approached him to repeat remarks he had made at a private, but videotaped, speech at the Royal Canadian Military Institute. The public broadcaster kept the interview in its back pocket until it broadcast the exclusive this week.
Mr. Fadden arrived at CSIS with an eye to reshaping the public debate on national security. He once said Canadians “would all benefit from a more nuanced debate worthy of a G8 country.”
这两人在文章中还提到一份与FLG有关的报纸在周三发布了一段录音说中国大使馆支付支持北京的人去shut down反北京的声音。这篇文章说这样的行为让CSIS（加拿大国家安全局）感到担心：
On Wednesday, however, a newspaper tied to a Chinese dissident group, the Falun Gong, released an audiotape alleging Chinese embassy officials are paying pro-China protesters to shout down any anti-Beijing criticisms uttered. Such activities cause CSIS worries, given its mandate to guard against foreign powers who seek to clandestinely steal secrets, quell dissent, or influence politics.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news...-as-politicians-decry-remarks/article1615583/
The timing of the CBC interview was not Mr. Fadden’s choice. This spring, CBC approached him to repeat remarks he had made at a private, but videotaped, speech at the Royal Canadian Military Institute. The public broadcaster kept the interview in its back pocket until it broadcast the exclusive this week.
Mr. Fadden arrived at CSIS with an eye to reshaping the public debate on national security. He once said Canadians “would all benefit from a more nuanced debate worthy of a G8 country.”
这两人在文章中还提到一份与FLG有关的报纸在周三发布了一段录音说中国大使馆支付支持北京的人去shut down反北京的声音。这篇文章说这样的行为让CSIS（加拿大国家安全局）感到担心：
On Wednesday, however, a newspaper tied to a Chinese dissident group, the Falun Gong, released an audiotape alleging Chinese embassy officials are paying pro-China protesters to shout down any anti-Beijing criticisms uttered. Such activities cause CSIS worries, given its mandate to guard against foreign powers who seek to clandestinely steal secrets, quell dissent, or influence politics.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news...-as-politicians-decry-remarks/article1615583/
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国际邮报专栏评论员Gary Mason在他对此事的评论文章从美国臭名昭著的麦卡锡在1950年西弗吉尼亚州共和党女子俱乐部的一个演讲中提到他“有”一个在美国国务院工作的205个共党分子的名单（麦卡锡的原文是“The State Department is infested with communists. I have here in my hand a list of 205—a list of names that were made known to the Secretary of State as being members of the Communist Party and who nevertheless are still working and shaping policy in the State Department”）开始。
这篇专栏文章有这样的评论：
But I don’t believe for a second that CSIS doesn’t consider the information to which Mr. Fadden alluded to be serious and legitimate. Nor do I do believe that there aren’t politicians in our country currently under surveillance and suspected of being a type of spy. It is too late for the kind of lame retraction of the ilk issued by the director Wednesday in an obvious bit of damage control.
Mr. Fadden’s clarification is an attempt to explain why he went public with this information during a television interview – a setting only slightly less odd than the one Joseph McCarthy （麦卡锡） chose to make his ground-shaking allegations – before apprising the PMO of the intelligence the agency had gathered.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news...o-the-spy-directors-briefcase/article1615433/
这篇专栏文章有这样的评论：
But I don’t believe for a second that CSIS doesn’t consider the information to which Mr. Fadden alluded to be serious and legitimate. Nor do I do believe that there aren’t politicians in our country currently under surveillance and suspected of being a type of spy. It is too late for the kind of lame retraction of the ilk issued by the director Wednesday in an obvious bit of damage control.
Mr. Fadden’s clarification is an attempt to explain why he went public with this information during a television interview – a setting only slightly less odd than the one Joseph McCarthy （麦卡锡） chose to make his ground-shaking allegations – before apprising the PMO of the intelligence the agency had gathered.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news...o-the-spy-directors-briefcase/article1615433/
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随便夸大所谓间谍数字对华人就业产生了极其负面的影响. 他随便一句,那些hiring managers就会对华人另眼相看. 这就 "和善"吗?
如果是为了自己部门的预算,而捏造事实, 损害成千上万移民工作和晋升机会. 这和土共当年按比例抓右派,文革迫害知识分子,政治异己有何区别?
谁犯法,只管去抓,象美国那样, 散布没有根据的撅词,断了绝大部分普通移民的工作机会, 实在是可恶.
随便夸大所谓间谍数字对华人就业产生了极其负面的影响. 他随便一句,那些hiring managers就会对华人另眼相看. 这就 "和善"吗?
如果是为了自己部门的预算,而捏造事实, 损害成千上万移民工作和晋升机会. 这和土共当年按比例抓右派,文革迫害知识分子,政治异己有何区别?
谁犯法,只管去抓,象美国那样, 散布没有根据的撅词,断了绝大部分普通移民的工作机会, 实在是可恶.
他不 care 绝大部分普通移民的工作机会.
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The Globe and Mail 对此件事的社论以此开头：
Richard Fadden, the director of Canada's spy agency, displayed reckless judgment and poor leadership when he declared on television that cabinet ministers in two provinces – and some municipal politicians – are acting as agents of influence for foreign governments.
He declined to identify them, or their spymaster, though he hinted broadly that China is known to target members of its diaspora, as part of espionage schemes, and lobby them to act in China's interests.
最后两段是
There are, no doubt, serious security issues at play. Foreign governments do monitor and attempt to infiltrate Canada's diaspora communities. At least five countries, including China and Middle Eastern ones, actively recruit foreign nationals who study on the campuses of Canadian universities, according to Mr. Fadden. It is possible, as he claims, that public servants have also been approached and have even shifted their policies as a reflection of their involvement with, or attachment to, foreign countries.
However, the way to dismantle these threats is not with ill-conceived remarks that spread alarm and a sense of distrust about public officials, particularly those from ethnic minorities. The role of CSIS is to advise government about perceived security threats. It is government's role to respond to those threats as it sees fit.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news...eckless-foolish-contradictory/article1615243/
Richard Fadden, the director of Canada's spy agency, displayed reckless judgment and poor leadership when he declared on television that cabinet ministers in two provinces – and some municipal politicians – are acting as agents of influence for foreign governments.
He declined to identify them, or their spymaster, though he hinted broadly that China is known to target members of its diaspora, as part of espionage schemes, and lobby them to act in China's interests.
最后两段是
There are, no doubt, serious security issues at play. Foreign governments do monitor and attempt to infiltrate Canada's diaspora communities. At least five countries, including China and Middle Eastern ones, actively recruit foreign nationals who study on the campuses of Canadian universities, according to Mr. Fadden. It is possible, as he claims, that public servants have also been approached and have even shifted their policies as a reflection of their involvement with, or attachment to, foreign countries.
However, the way to dismantle these threats is not with ill-conceived remarks that spread alarm and a sense of distrust about public officials, particularly those from ethnic minorities. The role of CSIS is to advise government about perceived security threats. It is government's role to respond to those threats as it sees fit.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news...eckless-foolish-contradictory/article1615243/
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Ottawa aware of foreign influence: sources
Last Updated: Thursday, June 24, 2010 | 6:27 PM ET
CBC News
Sources tell CBC News the highest levels of the Canadian government have known for years that foreign countries have been trying to win influence over Canadian politicians and public servants.
That information comes a day after CSIS director Richard Fadden said he had never warned officials close to Prime Minister Stephen Harper that some provincial cabinet ministers may be under the sway of countries like China — even though he told the CBC earlier this week the agency was discussing the issue with the Privy Council Office.
Sources tell the CBC the PCO was well aware of those concerns, even if it hadn't been told the details of who was involved.
Sources tell the CBC the PCO was well aware of those concerns, even if it hadn't been told the details of who was involved.
Public Safety Minister Vic Toews, the minister responsible for the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, Canada's spy agency, refused to discuss Fadden's bombshell allegations.
"I'm afraid I can't comment on any operational issues involving CSIS," Toews said Thursday.
In an exclusive interview with CBC News earlier this week, Fadden said Canada's spy agency suspects that some municipal politicians and cabinet ministers in two provinces are being swayed by their connections to foreign governments.
China was one of the countries Fadden mentioned.
The remarkable comments sparked outrage from some provincial politicians and have led some observers to call for Fadden to resign.
But senior intelligence sources say the highest levels of the Canadian government were "absolutely" aware of the issue.
But senior intelligence sources say the highest levels of the Canadian government were "absolutely" aware of the issue.
"These problems are very well-known," one source said. "This information did not blindside the government."
Fadden 'not wrong': source
Fadden 'not wrong': source
A source suggested the prime minister was personally aware of the issue of foreign agents trying to win influence over politicans and bureaucrats — even if he didn't know the details.
"The prime minister is strongly of a view that this is a problem," a source said.
The source said Harper has an appetite for intelligence beyond that of his predecessors. Intelligence briefers now routinely provide the prime minister with detailed written reports, in addition to their regular verbal briefings.
On Wednesday, the Prime Minister's Office denied it was warned by CSIS of any specific agents of influence in provincial cabinets. Fadden himself later issued a retraction on that key point.
But sources tell the CBC the issue was very likely "verbally briefed " to intelligence staff who work for the prime minister.
Fadden "had to swallow hard," a source said, "but he's not wrong."
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