Canadian Head Of Pathogens Collaborated With Chicom Military At Winnipeg Biolab & Trudeau Covered It Up

Documents released this week exposed the reason behind the suspicious firing of Canada’s top pathogens researcher back in 2019 as they revealed the government scientist had close ties with the Chinese military.

The Toronto Sun reported, “We now know why Prime Minister Justin Trudeau fought so hard to keep secret the documents revealing scientists Xiangguo Qiu and her husband, Keding Cheng, were fired from Canada’s highest security biolab because of their undisclosed relationships with agencies of the People’s Republic of China.”

The Canadian Security Intelligence Service said Qiu, “developed deep, cooperative relationships with a variety of People’s Republic of China institutions and has intentionally transferred scientific knowledge and materials to China in order to benefit the PRC, and herself, without regard for the implications to her employer or to Canada’s interests.”

The Sun article described the lengths that globalist Canadian Prime Minister went through to conceal the documents exposing the Chinese connections.

The PM ignored the House of Commons when it requested the information and even went to court to fight against the release.

After an all-party committee finally examined the documents, it found most of them could be made public and were not a national security threat.

The group also said Trudeau tried to keep the files from being released out of embarrassment, not due to any national security concerns.

Canadian MP and candidate for prime minister Pierre Poilievre delivered a speech this week where he criticized the corrupt PM and accused him of hiding a “massive security breach” at Canada’s “most sensitive laboratory”.

“The Trudeau government’s head of pathogens was collaborating with members of Beijing’s People’s Republic Army, who are responsible for bioweapons and bioterrorism,” he said.

One of the PLA officials even physically entered the lab where Canada’s most secret virological information is held.