Comments by "Abraham Dozer" (@abrahamdozer6273) on "Norway: Russian spying prompts rethink of port access | DW News" video.

This is an exact repeat of what was happening in Newfoundland Canada fifty years ago. Fleets of Russian trawlers, each one bristling with antenna covering the whole radio spectrum and even carrying satellite uplink dishes to "fish" were vacuuming the Grand Banks clean. Newfoundland's shipyards were also getting the maintenance work on the Russian mother ships that led their fleets of trawlers. Fish are gone, now.
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@michaelotieno6524 I watched the Russian and Poles literally vacuuming the Grand Banks clean of their fish. I am a witness. The biggest weakness of Canadian fishing policy was that we allowed our enemy to rob us blind. What they serviced in St. John's was the mother ships and I witnessed them in the dry dock as well. I sw it with my own eyes. You need to think, yourself. Why would Pierre Elliott Trudeau be sympathetic to the Russians? He was the one who stood down Canadian troops in Europe at the most dangerous height of the Cold War. By the way, Google the Soviet ship Yuri Gagarin. She used to tie up in Halifax regularly. I'm not spreading a rumour. We saw it with our own eyes. Imagine being in a navy starved for resources by a government that doesn't like you giving shelter to this extremely powerful surveillance ship? Think. You need to think more.
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