All right, Alexander, let's talk about Justin Trudeau and his shocking statement to the Parliament in Canada,

where Justin Trudeau claimed that, according to his intel agencies and the reports he's been given, that India

assassinated a Canadian citizen in British Columbia, who I have found out, by the way,

is actually many people emailed me, and they told me that this person is not a Canadian

citizen. He was trying to become a Canadian citizen. He was working towards becoming a Canadian

citizen, but he didn't quite get there. I don't know. This is what various people told me. Either

way, Trudeau came out with this allegation towards India, and here we are.

We have something big brewing. What's going on here?

Well, I mean, it's a very, very interesting story. And I have to say, one of the most

interesting things for me, this is, you know, from my own particular perch in London, is to see how the British media is covering this story. Because of course the British have been making a big effort over the last few weeks and months to trying to improve relations with India. Sunak, who is, of course, of Indian origin,

who's our prime minister, has been trying to become friends with Modi.

Modi doesn't seem terribly interested, by the way, but anyway, he has been.

And it's a striking contrast because, of course,

what Trudeau is basically accusing the Indian government of having the in what trudo is basically accusing the indian government of having done in

Canada is exactly what the british accused the russians of doing with the lidvinenko and

scripal affairs but the british media has been very very careful not to cover this story about Canada and India

with anything like the same kind of feverish indignation and outrage and anger that they showed

in connection with the Litvinenko and Skripal affairs.

So, you know, I just wanted to point to that contrast. By the way, we have an

inquest underway in Britain over the Skripal Affair. It's very interesting. It's already clear that

there are problems with the story and that the British government is trying to pass, you know,

prevent information coming, has been disclosed

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