Wilful Blindness

The narrative delves into the alarming connections between Canadian politics and Chinese influence, revealing that key figures may have ignored CCP interference for political gain. It recounts a pivotal 1982 meeting in Hong Kong that set the stage for massive Chinese investments in North America, particularly in British Columbia's casinos, which became channels for organized crime and drug trafficking. Cooper's investigation highlights the consequences of this corruption, including the fentanyl crisis and compromised national security, while advocating for urgent reforms to protect Canada’s integrity.