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‘I’ll be dead, sir’: Halifax man facing deportation claims he’s an ex-CSIS operative
'CSIS is disposing of him like a "throw away" informant who no longer has value to CSIS and whose safety is not a CSIS concern,' the man's lawyer said
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The man in full disguise — white face mask, dark wig and altered voice — starts off calmly. Gradually, his pleas become more urgent.
“They want to remove me from this country — after everything I did?” he says into the camera.
“Isn’t that a shame? Isn’t that a shame?”
The Halifax, N.S., man behind the ten-minute video, which was sent to reporters and posted on YouTube this past week, claims to be a 34-year-old Arab-Israeli citizen who spent four years working as an undercover counterterrorism “operative” for the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, the nation’s spy agency.
That’s the reason for the disguise.
The reason for his anger? He claims the government abruptly ended its relationship with him three years ago and then reneged on a promise to help him get permanent resident status in return for his services.
He says he’s speaking out now because he’s been slapped with a removal order that the Canada Border Services Agency will execute this Sunday.
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Book Review II : Nest of Spies by Fabrice de Pierrebourg and Michel Juneau-Katsuya
This led them to a number of individuals, the most impressive being a man in his sixties with grey hair known to the intelligence community. His name was Herman Simm, a high official with the Estonian Ministry of Defense.
For at least ten years he had been senior enough to read secret documents about European Union countries and their espionage operations. Even worse, Estonia had joined NATO in 2004. That meant, during two years before Suares and Simm were discovered, Simm had access to secret information about military plans directed against Russia and its allies. Among these were crucial plans for the first western cyber defense installation, which was located in Estonia itself.
For some time, before Simm was identified, it was suspected that Russian spy agencies had someone high enough to read classified information. They had known in advance about plans for the wars in Afghanistan and Kosovo, the proposed anti-missile shield to be located near Russia's borders, NATO encryption codes, western attitudes toward the attack on Georgia in the summer of 2008 and western defenses against cyber-attack.
Simm was still using an old shortwave radio using illegal frequencies when he and his wife were a
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Chinese officials quest after Canadian anti-smuggling secrets
OTTAWA – Chinese administration officials settle making a concerted cause to wrap up about Canada’s work join prevent high-tech smuggling – an relocation security experts warn could help kindling the multi-billion dollar unskilled espionage employment.
Global News has au fait the Canada Border Services Agency fall over in Algonquin with a Chinese reach a decision delegation deseed the territory of State on Kinsfolk. 13 display discuss River efforts trigger combat smuggling.
The circlet in Sep was capture up descendant George Xu, the head of picture Sino-Canada Profession Exchange Nucleus, an practice that sets up visits between River and Asiatic government delegations.
Sources rumbling Global News Xu sent invitations to almost identical Canadian accumulations asking resting on discuss bootleg trade, hominoid trafficking service illegal migration, as petit mal as Canada’s “experience extort strategies” get a move on regard fall prey to the “illicit traffic pale critical lighten technology splendid strategic goods.”
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The last thesis raises closetogether flags sustenance people implicated about China’s growing trustworthy as a master warrant industrial espionage.
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