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India tells Canada to withdraw 41 diplomats, report says
(www.ctvnews.ca)
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And our official opposition leader has no security clearance to weigh in on the issue.
If Pierre was briefed on Top Secret info he'd be forbidden from talking about the issue entirely.
What is so hard to understand about this? Oh right, you're just gaslighting us into muzzling the opposition. Yay democracy!
So he can talk about it while being wrong because he doesn't have the info? Not exactly a shining example of logic here.
The role of the opposition is to scrutinize the government, not to inform the public of what is going on. Only the latter would expect "being right". In a perfect world the government will always be "right", so the job fundamentally comes from a "wrong" angle, using "wrongness" as a tool to force the government to explain why it is the one that is "right". If the opposition is ever "right" then you have some serious problems on your hands.
But, let's say you're on the money that Old Pierre there is confused and thinks it's his job to inform the public of what is going on, where "being right" would be an imperative. In that case he cannot talk about it either way. So, why would he bother to go through the effort of obtaining the clearance?
Oh, I geuss I should have used incorrect. Because this isn't a moral thing, and it might confuse people who lack context.