“Pak interference, framed as Indian to cover up real story of Chinese interference” Canadian analyst
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Toronto (Canada), Sept 21 (ANI): Amid the escalating diplomatic tensions between India and Canada over the killing of a Khalistani terrorist, Canadian analyst and a senior contributor to The National Telegraph Daniel Bordman decoded PM Justin Trudeau’s complex ‘game plan’. In an interview to ANI, the analyst said, “ "Trying to decipher the motivations of Justin Trudeau can be, a maddening task at times, to figure out why he's done. There is no logical explanation. There's no reasonable explanation. There's no good foreign policy explanation... So if you wanna have some Canadian context about what's going on and why he may have done this, here's what I think is maybe the the leading theory we can say as to why Trudeau has started to fight with India. In Canada, we have this big, big spectre of foreign interference from China. That's a major scandal right now. It's Justin Trudeau's liberal party, was getting help from the CCP at different points in elections... It's a whole big thing that we need an investigation into. So in order to shift the spectrum from Chinese foreign interference, we have a story in Canada, which is essentially a story about Pakistani foreign interference, being framed as a story of Indian foreign interference to cover up the real story, which is Chinese interference. This is the context..."
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