Vancouver Sun | 12Jul2010 | Orest Slepokura
http://www.vancouversun.com/news/CSIS+chief+lost+credibility+with+Canadian+people/3265397/story.html
CSIS chief has lost credibility
with the Canadian people
Richard Fadden's too-clever-by-half interview in which he tipped his
hand by coyly suggesting some of our key political decision-makers are
compromised by foreign powers, must be a career terminator.
What throws his fatuous oneupmanship into sharper relief is how it
comes so soon after John Major's damning Air India bombing report,
giving Canadians an unflattering portrayal of the spy agency's serial
bungling in the 1985 case of domestic terrorism.
When the head of CSIS lends himself to caricature and comes perilously
close to resembling the mishap-prone spooks in Mad magazine's Spy vs.
Spy comic strip, you have to know it's time for him to go.
Orest Slepokura, Strathmore, Alta.
Spies | Letters to the
Editor | London Free Press | 08 July 2010
Calgary Herald | 05Jul2010 | Judy Lane
Re: " CSIS Director deserves praise, not criticism," David B. Harris, Opinion, July 1, 2010.
I agreed that foreign influence is a direct threat to the
constitutional order of Canada, however, this article failed to mention
the influence at the highest federal level. That is the influence of
Israel, and in comparison, Iran is the least of our worries.
Judy Lane,
Calgary