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Investigative journalist Sam Cooper reveals how foreign states, drug cartels and organized crime networks have infiltrated Canada’s institutions and economy.
We examine the criminal takeover of trucking routes, China’s theft of Western research and the political forces enabling it all.
Is Canada merely weak, or has the country become willfully blind to its own capture?
00:00 - Introduction
01:04 - Cartel-linked trucking networks in Canada
04:53 - How organized crime infiltrates the trucking industry
07:21 - The Wolfpack Alliance and Canada’s gang landscape
10:49 - Crime networks as transnational businesses
14:10 - Law enforcement, political pressure, and institutional inaction
18:48 - Elite networks, foreign influence, and national decline
25:06 - Where organized-crime money goes
29:31 - Is organized crime an unavoidable part of geopolitics?
34:06 - Trade disputes, alliances, and global security
40:14 - Manufacturing, tariffs, and strategic self-sufficiency
42:31 - COVID, biolabs, and the Winnipeg Lab questions
51:09 - China’s Thousand Talents Program and IP theft
55:15 - Culture wars, foreign influence, and social movements
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