In fact, it shows that Doucet was angry about the message - in which the Canadian security agencies were caught spying on their own citizens and conducting industrial espionage. Both of these activities subjected CSIS and CSEC to unwanted scrutiny because they were now being held accountable ... at least in the public view. The fact that Doucet was so angry demonstrates no contrition on his part and makes it highly questionable as to why he should be kept on the government payroll.