Cooper and McComb unpack documents on the CCP's use of media to elect Canadian candidates, and quantify how much money floods from Chinese underground banks into Canadian condo towers
Mr. Cooper, have you considered appearing on any large audience independent podcasts? I feel genuinely shocked how explosive your reporting is but do not see any ‘ripple effects’ in the broader media, to which I would underline ‘independent’ podcasts.
Anyone that reaches out I'll do some DD and consider, after linking up with McComb my focus is on building our cast, but I'm open to external appearances and promotion and partnerships on rolling out this show and other aspects of my reporting.
Is there anything that can be done? With the awareness and reports from CSIS, it feels that tighter restrictions and proper controls are things that should happen but it seems that all levels of our government do not wish to act - or if they do it is akin to a toothless bite.
Cursory thought: Has there been push back by the PRC to mark these accusations/findings as racist/intolerance etc.?
I applaud Sam Cooper and his reporting. I only fear that the light that he is shining will only last so long.
We have many tiers of government that willfully turn a blind eye to the interference, money laundering and other intimidation tactics from the PRC. Like Jon McComb said, we are just ducks in a pond and the oblivious tonic our institutions continue to consume only compounds the problem.
Thank you, Sam, for this excellent podcast. I really appreciate your investigative journalism and admire your courage in reporting what you find. It is astounding (and, dare I say, telling) to me that Trudeau will not move forward with the Foreign Agent Registry, and that he is stalling on the Election Interference Inquiry. Whom and how many is he protecting? I understand that you are not in a position to name names.
Excellent interview! Thanks! Several months ago, in a discussion about the shortage of houses and condos in Toronto, a realtor said that construction startups weren't going forward because the developers had problems with the Chinese or China. You might be interested in an interview on Redacted, @TheRedactedInc. They just did a show on the unfortunate demise of Richard Bilkszto, after his run-ins with the DEI enforcers.
Mr. Cooper, have you considered appearing on any large audience independent podcasts? I feel genuinely shocked how explosive your reporting is but do not see any ‘ripple effects’ in the broader media, to which I would underline ‘independent’ podcasts.
I've been on a few US podcasts in the past year or two. Yup, I'm open to more appearances
Have you considered The Loonie Hour on the Canadian side? Or Lex Friedman in the US?
Anyone that reaches out I'll do some DD and consider, after linking up with McComb my focus is on building our cast, but I'm open to external appearances and promotion and partnerships on rolling out this show and other aspects of my reporting.
Amazing, thank you for your service to this country 👍
Agreed! I think Tara Henley, Timcast IRL, PBD podcast, and Triggernometry would be excellent places to go!
You never cease to amaze. Gratitude for a job well done.
Is there anything that can be done? With the awareness and reports from CSIS, it feels that tighter restrictions and proper controls are things that should happen but it seems that all levels of our government do not wish to act - or if they do it is akin to a toothless bite.
Cursory thought: Has there been push back by the PRC to mark these accusations/findings as racist/intolerance etc.?
I applaud Sam Cooper and his reporting. I only fear that the light that he is shining will only last so long.
We have many tiers of government that willfully turn a blind eye to the interference, money laundering and other intimidation tactics from the PRC. Like Jon McComb said, we are just ducks in a pond and the oblivious tonic our institutions continue to consume only compounds the problem.
Thank you, Sam, for this excellent podcast. I really appreciate your investigative journalism and admire your courage in reporting what you find. It is astounding (and, dare I say, telling) to me that Trudeau will not move forward with the Foreign Agent Registry, and that he is stalling on the Election Interference Inquiry. Whom and how many is he protecting? I understand that you are not in a position to name names.
Excellent interview! Thanks! Several months ago, in a discussion about the shortage of houses and condos in Toronto, a realtor said that construction startups weren't going forward because the developers had problems with the Chinese or China. You might be interested in an interview on Redacted, @TheRedactedInc. They just did a show on the unfortunate demise of Richard Bilkszto, after his run-ins with the DEI enforcers.