Canada Under Siege

Canada Under Siege: Espionage, Elite Capture, and the Selling of Anne's Legacy

By Garry Clement (former RCMP), Michel Juneau-Katsuya (former CSIS), and Dean Baxendale (international publisher)

A peaceful Canadian island beloved for Anne of Green Gables... now a forward operating base for the Chinese Communist Party. And their reach is crossing the U.S. border.

This explosive investigation reveals how Prince Edward Island (P.E.I.)-once a symbol of freedom and resilience-has been targeted by Beijing's United Front Work Department. Working through elite capture, covert financing, and abuse of Canada's immigration system, Chinese state-linked operatives and their Canadian enablers have turned permanent residency into a commodity-while advancing foreign influence inside North America.

At the heart of the story:

• A Chinese Canadian businessman with direct ties to Beijing collaborating with Canadian political insiders.
• The commercial hijacking of Anne of Green Gables under the banner "Anne of China Inc." to deepen strategic influence.
• The rapid expansion of Bliss and Wisdom, a Taiwan-based Buddhist network with leadership trained in China, acquiring vast P.E.I. properties for a "Thousand Year Monastery."

Then comes the U.S. connection: in 2024, the same group purchased Honour's Haven, a sprawling resort in upstate New York-within striking distance of critical American infrastructure. What looks like a tranquil retreat could be a staging ground for espionage, intelligence gathering, and cultural infiltration.

Veteran intelligence and law enforcement experts Garry Clement and Michel Juneau-Katsuya pull back the curtain on:

• Hidden money flows & shell company networks
• Compromised politicians and abandoned investigations
• The intersection of organized crime, religious movements, and foreign state interests
• A geopolitical game that may even influence the next Dalai Lama's succession

Canada Under Siege is a wake-up call for anyone concerned about espionage, money laundering, and the erosion of democratic sovereignty. What happens on a small Canadian island-or in a quiet New York resort-can reshape the security of the entire continent.