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Ottawa – Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s former Best Intelligence Advisor, who fears that US intelligence share is on the table in the negotiations of Canada’s security expenses.
Vincent Rigbie said that Donald Trump is trying to get gains from Canada as intelligence is being used as a negotiating tool.
At the Canada Global Affairs Corporation Conference on Wednesday afternoon, a crowd told a crowd, “We hear more about the cost of security and two percent.” At one point I am afraid and intelligence talks to be used as a tool. “
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President Trump and other US lawmakers have severely criticized Canada’s NATO commitment to spend two percent of its GDP for security.
The Canada Security Alliance falls behind the pack and currently spends 1.37 percent of GDP for security. Trudeau has promised to reach the target by 2032.
In the early years of Rigbie infections, Trudeau was a national security and intelligence consultant.
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Trump said the Trump administration could even decide to irritate the US intelligence agency as Trump played rudely with traditional allies.
“Some people make fun of it, but I know from my own experience. This is not a hidden threat to the last time he was, this issue was raised on one or two occasions,” Rickby said about the first Trump white. “I won’t come in its exclusives. But this is a serious threat. We have to think about it.”
Last year, Public Security Minister Dominic Leblank said in a public inquiry into foreign intervention, such a shared intelligence agency was essential for anti -intelligence investigations and the protection of Canada’s security.
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On February 2, 2024, he said, “I was shocked when we became the Minister of Public Security as we were the net importers of intelligence information.
Canada benefits from national intelligence as part of five -eyes intelligence sharing coalition of countries including Australia, Britain, New Zealand and the United States
Ottawa often relies on information from allies with massive, structured foreign intelligence agencies such as the British MI6 and the US CIA.
Stephanie Garvin, Associate Professor of International Affairs at Carleton University, said, “Five eyes have given us the best information at very low cost. “There is no doubt that the intelligence consumers are more than a producer of Canada. It is not useful or relevant to produce.”
Ten years ago, the driver of Aaron, who lives in southwest Ontario, released a video online, and he plans to attack the suicide bomber. The FBI accomplished information about the video and Canadian authorities intervened to prevent him.
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