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Don’t confuse illegal acts with unlawful acts. Breach of confidential information is also a civil tort, for example.
Have a look in the mirror.You made a comment which implied there was no law. I corrected you.
I made no inference about guilt or innocence or any investigations.
But, please- carry on being a sanctimonious prick.
We've been feeding the Chinese for years. I distinctly remember doing Phase Training in Gagetown NB in the mid 2000s and the Fredericton flying school was filled with Chinese pilots to be.I wonder how the pilot training school in Red Deer did when the rumors came out they may be training Chinese military pilots. Not the commercial pilots they were told.
I have not and I have full authority on visits in a hangar where we store sensitive equipment. I don’t have to ask permission to deny them entry (or anyone else).Is this direction from higher or this is just you? I guess you probably won’t have to cross this bridge since they don’t want to visit and don’t have any official business to enter a restricted area so easy to refuse. Curious if you have sought concurrence on this policy from HHQ/ADM(Pol)/ADM(PA)/LEGAD etc? Cause it seems too succinct…
In most cases you'd have to ask permission to permit them entry (and any others as well).I have not and I have full authority on visits in a hangar where we store sensitive equipment. I don’t have to ask permission to ask to deny them entry (or anyone else).
My entire contribution in this thread, thus far, had been to correct you on a not very small matter that Canada does indeed have a law that governs what CAF members can share post service about the things that they learned in service.Have a look in the mirror.
Why the name calling? How have I acted like a prick? What have I said the deeply offended your sensibilities?My entire contribution in this thread, thus far, had been to correct you on a not very small matter that Canada does indeed have a law that governs what CAF members can share post service about the things that they learned in service.
And then to call you a prick, because that is what you are acting like.
What I do believe is that these people are entitled to due process. They are currently having their names dragged through the mud without that due process. If we believed everything at face value that the establishment and the Govt told us.... people like Mark Norman would be in jail right now.Yep. It is always some deep state conspiracy with you. “The man” sticking it to the little guy…
Not illegal for former CAF members to work in China? Well that depends entirely on the context. And since you brought it up, the particular context that these former RCAF members are/were working in China certainly should raise eyebrows and get a deeper look by the Canadian Security Establishment. Notice that, again, I have not made an assertion about guilt or innocence. Unlike you.
You are the one who has decided/doubled down, repeatedly, that there is no issue here and these folks are innocent and can do whatever they want, with whomever they post CAF service. I am reminding everyone that, if you read the fine print, that is not the case. Many of us are bound, for life, on what we can/cannot
That's a pretty big assumption. I do not hate the CAF, what you view as hate is just a difference of opinion regarding how the organization should operate and govern itself. I had been quite unhappy with how things had been going prior to leaving for a number of years..... for a variety of reasons. I am not alone in that regard.I get that you hate the CAF and think everyone still serving is a sucker. I am sorry that you had a shitty go. But, for some of us service is still a calling and the words duty and honour still have meaning.
Anonymous accounts created, pushing narratives, etc. I suspect there are motives for this campaign that we are unaware of.
I'm sure Nacho is crying all the way to the bank.
Is this Nacho guy a well known figure in the RCAF ?
I thought he was a Mexican wrestler. I stand corrected.Is this Nacho guy a well known figure in the RCAF ?
A number of them are well known.Is this Nacho guy a well known figure in the RCAF ?
I thought he was a Mexican wrestler. I stand corrected.
The facts are pretty clear. These former CAF members have taken their skillsets and sold them to a company that is training one of our current adversary's pilots. We aren't talking about civilian training that could have dual use purposes. They are being trained to operate military jets against opposing forces. These PLA pilots are currently endangering former classmates and peers of these Ex CAF members. The incidents are available in plenty of open source materials.A number of them are well known.
I am certain many people here know some of them as well. If they broke the law, they most certainly deserve what they get. They should be entitled to due process though.
Too many CAF members are quick to jump in with pitchforks with basically no information. It's a reaction that the institution breeds in to people to protect itself.