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The smartest guy in the room: Cameron Ortis and the RCMP secrets scandal - The Fifth Estate
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Cameron Ortis was once the RCMP's top intelligence officer. He has now been charged with revealing Canadian secrets to unauthorized people and plotting to leak more. The Fifth Estate exposes a backstory few people know about ā€” from a Mexican drug cartel and Australian biker gangs to gambling, money laundering and encrypted cellphones.

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@GSXK4

3 years ago

The RCMPs' number 1 computer security guy sends an unsecured, incriminating email to the bad guys soliciting bribes. Makes you wonder just how inept the rest of RCMP is.

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@kathryngeisler7397

3 years ago

Narcissists can be very dangerous. Personality tests should be given to potential employees.

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@JonH-

3 years ago

Iā€™d be OK with CBCs entire budget being devoted to The Fifth Estate and Marketplace

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@emjay9733

3 years ago

A govt that keeps its own secrets guarded from the public but demands transparency from its citizens is neither free nor democratic.

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@trishtriebner6723

3 years ago

Donā€™t stop reporting truths. Canadians need you.

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@loritracy1385

2 years ago

I'm not even Canadian & this is one of my favorite channels. So well done.

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@tylerrjohnson68

3 years ago

Explains why American politicians wouldn't give up their blackberries

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@alicewerenka8820

3 years ago

Re-qualifying for TOP security clearance with the RCMP every F I V E years, in what world does that even make sense???. It should be minimally yearly and the personsā€™ private life (financial) be scrutinized.

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@MrUnsubtle

3 years ago

It really bothers me that the RCMP really feel like they have the absolute right to access everyone's private communication. They were acting like them not having instant access to everything was a huge travesty of justice. Remember back when they needed a warrant and probable cause to tap a phone. Now they record everything.

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@denzelheden4256

3 years ago

he provided untraceable phones to Criminals, but the FBI caught him through his phone signal...

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@MrLoobu

3 years ago

They should just use AM radio, no one has the gear to even tune in to those stations anymore lol

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@shojimujoshojimujo3315

3 years ago

The fact that they're talking as if having a phone with privacy and security capabilities is somehow immoral or bad is ridiculous. We all have a right to privacy and security regardless if it happens to assists criminals.

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@landrec2

3 years ago

Great story. But notice that CBC recommends using "secure drop" to submit sensitive stories - while at the same time condemning the same encryption technology in the story. Privacy and confidential communication are necessary for trade, journalism, free speech and banking. Encryption is a tool that we all use every day and isn't inherently evil.

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@trashketchup1497

3 years ago

Ummm is anyone gonna tell thekilla, knee capper and el chapo that youā€™re not supposed to make those your usernames šŸ˜‚

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@nawfali2670

3 years ago

More than 100k views in 2 days, the fifth estate has to be the most awaited program in Canada

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@alanfenick1103

3 years ago

I was a Private First Class in the US Army Security Agency in the 60ā€s. It seems I was given more attention than that what was given to higher ranking officers! Background checks, psychological exams, drug tests, constant monitoring! My job description was to feed tape into a machine and monitor a teletype machine in code! Never knew what was being received or transmitted! Yet always monitored!

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@AdonaiZedek

3 years ago

Everyone wants to talk without someone listening in. Even the govt.

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@austinrenwick5177

3 years ago

I'm from UK and I just love watching fifth estate always good content.

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@abdishakurali3826

3 years ago

The fitfh estate is finally back.

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@regnaessej

3 years ago

meh, there's WAYYY more to this story than we'll ever know

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