What a surprise, according to the FBI, this Canadian was motivated by his "hatred for America". I wonder where he learned this hatred from, maybe state run CBC which employs multiple CSIS and RCMP operatives? When you have state run agencies, whether they are RT in Russia, or CBC in Canada, they inherently sprout anti-American ideology.
Tune into "Power and Politics", watch old shows and reruns, take notes and names and do your own research. I know personally of two of these "guests" who were working for the Canadian authorities while pretending to be journalists. Canadian authorities know who I am, and they know what I know. Their effort, by my best guess would be on character assassination and trying to convince America I am being disingenuous, unfortunately I have far too many specific details for Canada to deny them all.
Not surprisingly, none other than a former Public Safety Minister Stockwell Day is a regular benefactor to CBC money as a "contributor" on these shows (what a surprise). He happens to be the first Minister who protected the RCMP and their surrogates when I originally made him aware of not only what Canada was doing, but also precisely what I knew. He should have nipped it in the bud at that time, but instead he made a horrible decision and decided to allow them to squeeze me harder, contrary to how all competent intelligence agencies operate. You had best know your target and how much they know.
Whether Trump or another president, I get the feeling America (and many other allies in Europe as it were) are no longer going to accept the exploitation of their country by Canadian authorities In the interest of capitalism, free markets and liberty, this is a great realisation. Western democracy relies on American success and imperialism, and this means Canada needs to have far less influence on world affairs as we are the antithesis of America.
and, you said 'how' he got radicalised as if it's some great mystery. Lol. Read the Quran and go listen to some hate preachers then you'll know 'how'. I don't imagine Finding out 'where' will be difficult either.
