π¨π¦ NATO got infiltrated and Ottawa wants a meeting, not a purge
A NATO intern is accused of spying, and the big response in Ottawa is an emergency committee meeting. Of course it is. Our ruling class can lose control of the border, the military, and basic vetting, then act shocked when hostile actors stroll into sensitive institutions wearing the right badge and diversity-approved smile. Conservatives and the Bloc are pushing for answers after the case reported, but the deeper story is a state that treats national security like an HR workshop.
This is the Trudeau-era disease in one file: sovereignty outsourced, standards lowered, accountability buried under process. Canada is lectured endlessly about online safety and domestic extremism while the people running the country can barely secure the rooms where actual secrets sit. NATO bureaucracy, federal complacency, and liberal managerialism are a perfect cocktail for infiltration. A serious country would review every clearance pathway and every foreign-linked access point. Canada gets a meeting and a press cycle.
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