Parliamentary Secretary to the President of the Treasury Board and Conservative MP Pierre Poilievre appeared on radio in Ottawa recently with explosive information. In a discussion about terrorism he revealed that the Conservatives now know that the Liberal party is a haven for extremist groups and that Liberal leader Stephane Dion has collapsed under their power, a puppet for said extremist elements – who one assumes are pro terror.
When asked directly if Liberal MP Navdeep Bains was an extremist, Pierre took the high road and refused to answer; clearly he knows something we don't.
I for one cannot believe that tanks are not rolling in the streets.
I think based on Pierre's comments we should be afraid. We should be very afraid. If a major political party in Canada has become hijacked by terrorists then we have to get to the bottom of it. And make no mistake about it, Pierre is not a loose cannon on HMCS Harper. He is a trusted and devoted crew member.
And to their credit, there are no more Tory loose cannons. The days of the grassroots are long dead. Conservative cabinet ministers are not allowed to do any media in this country without the express permission of Sandra Buckler, the Prime Minister's Director of Communications. Freedom of speech extends to Conservative MP's when Sandra says it does. If Sandra says "stand on your two hind legs and dance" the finance minister barks "Irish Jig or the Hully Gully?"
Make no mistake about it, Pierre's confirmation about the terrorist insurrection inside the Liberal Party comes directly from Madam Buckler.
I think when you read Pierre's comments below you will agree that we must get to the bottom of this. I suggest a full round of televised hearings chaired by none other than Monsieur Poilievre. Every card-carrying Liberal should be paraded in front of the cameras and made to answer his questions.
Have they now or have they ever been a member of any group? Do they know Navdeep Bains? Have they ever socialized with him or someone who looks like him? These are questions that should be answered.
Pierre is the right man for the job. If you go to his website and read his biography you will see he is an accomplished young man who once worked as an office intern at Magna and also wrote an essay once.
And as far as extremist groups go, Pierre is only a member of two organizations. He is a member of the Conservative Party of Canada and the Blue Label Club. As Pierre explained to the press after his re-election, the Blue Label Club is a private club of young male Conservative MP's who only drink Johnny Walker Blue Label scotch. The price may be extreme but not the members.
I hope all Canadians join me in wishing Pierre best of luck in eradicating extremism and exposing the Liberal Party as a haven for terror.
Go Pierre go!
Pierre's radio interview:
Question: Are the Conservatives then--and I'm trying to get this right--are the Conservatives then insinuating that the Liberal policy of wanting to expire investigative hearings and preventative arrests being done so to protect the father-in-law of Navdeep Bains? Is that the accusation?"
Pierre Polievre: All of us are looking to understand why the Liberals have had this sudden flip-flop. We're looking for an explanation of their motives. Now we know that a lot of extremist groups and people with some very hard left wing views have advocated for along time that these provisions should be scrapped. Now a lot of those people supported Stéphane Dion in the leadership. A lot of them are in Stéphane Dion's caucus. And for example, there are members of Stéphane Dion's Liberal caucus who want to legalize Hezbollah, which is a terrorist organization from south Lebanon. There are people in the Liberal caucus that want to shut down the investigation into the Air India terrorist attack, which is the worst terrorist attack in Canadian history. And up until recently, the Liberal-the former Liberal government was blocking the very anti-terror-the very RCMP investigation and hearings into that Air India investigation. So, we know there are extremist elements in the Liberal party.
Question: Is Navdeep Bains an extremist?
Pierre Poilievre: I don't comment on individuals. But what I would say is we know there is a extremist element in the Liberal party, generally, that has been very vocal in opposing measures that are designed to combat terrorism. And it would seem that Mr. Dion has collapsed under the pressure from those groups. Because that's the only way to explain his sudden flip-flop.
http://www.rickmercer.com/blog/index.cfm
When asked directly if Liberal MP Navdeep Bains was an extremist, Pierre took the high road and refused to answer; clearly he knows something we don't.
I for one cannot believe that tanks are not rolling in the streets.
I think based on Pierre's comments we should be afraid. We should be very afraid. If a major political party in Canada has become hijacked by terrorists then we have to get to the bottom of it. And make no mistake about it, Pierre is not a loose cannon on HMCS Harper. He is a trusted and devoted crew member.
And to their credit, there are no more Tory loose cannons. The days of the grassroots are long dead. Conservative cabinet ministers are not allowed to do any media in this country without the express permission of Sandra Buckler, the Prime Minister's Director of Communications. Freedom of speech extends to Conservative MP's when Sandra says it does. If Sandra says "stand on your two hind legs and dance" the finance minister barks "Irish Jig or the Hully Gully?"
Make no mistake about it, Pierre's confirmation about the terrorist insurrection inside the Liberal Party comes directly from Madam Buckler.
I think when you read Pierre's comments below you will agree that we must get to the bottom of this. I suggest a full round of televised hearings chaired by none other than Monsieur Poilievre. Every card-carrying Liberal should be paraded in front of the cameras and made to answer his questions.
Have they now or have they ever been a member of any group? Do they know Navdeep Bains? Have they ever socialized with him or someone who looks like him? These are questions that should be answered.
Pierre is the right man for the job. If you go to his website and read his biography you will see he is an accomplished young man who once worked as an office intern at Magna and also wrote an essay once.
And as far as extremist groups go, Pierre is only a member of two organizations. He is a member of the Conservative Party of Canada and the Blue Label Club. As Pierre explained to the press after his re-election, the Blue Label Club is a private club of young male Conservative MP's who only drink Johnny Walker Blue Label scotch. The price may be extreme but not the members.
I hope all Canadians join me in wishing Pierre best of luck in eradicating extremism and exposing the Liberal Party as a haven for terror.
Go Pierre go!
Pierre's radio interview:
Question: Are the Conservatives then--and I'm trying to get this right--are the Conservatives then insinuating that the Liberal policy of wanting to expire investigative hearings and preventative arrests being done so to protect the father-in-law of Navdeep Bains? Is that the accusation?"
Pierre Polievre: All of us are looking to understand why the Liberals have had this sudden flip-flop. We're looking for an explanation of their motives. Now we know that a lot of extremist groups and people with some very hard left wing views have advocated for along time that these provisions should be scrapped. Now a lot of those people supported Stéphane Dion in the leadership. A lot of them are in Stéphane Dion's caucus. And for example, there are members of Stéphane Dion's Liberal caucus who want to legalize Hezbollah, which is a terrorist organization from south Lebanon. There are people in the Liberal caucus that want to shut down the investigation into the Air India terrorist attack, which is the worst terrorist attack in Canadian history. And up until recently, the Liberal-the former Liberal government was blocking the very anti-terror-the very RCMP investigation and hearings into that Air India investigation. So, we know there are extremist elements in the Liberal party.
Question: Is Navdeep Bains an extremist?
Pierre Poilievre: I don't comment on individuals. But what I would say is we know there is a extremist element in the Liberal party, generally, that has been very vocal in opposing measures that are designed to combat terrorism. And it would seem that Mr. Dion has collapsed under the pressure from those groups. Because that's the only way to explain his sudden flip-flop.
http://www.rickmercer.com/blog/index.cfm
