There is a lot of anger and most of it is directed at Trudeau, not the Liberal party. If the Liberals were smart they would oust him and get a new leader. I have seen a lot of PMs come and go, some were pretty good, some were pretty shady, but Never have I felt such loathing for anyone in Parliament as I do for Trudeau. In my opinion he is the most pathetic excuse for a human being that ever lived. He appears to live in a fantasy world with no connection whatsoever to real life, a little boy playing out his fantasies at our expense. Like his dress-up act in India, it's all fun and games to him, never mind that his actions mocked the Indians and embarrassed Canada. He has spent borrowed Billions to 'help' other countries and spent not a cent in Canada. Lie and deny is all he is capable of. He's GOT To GO!!!!!
The little detail you are MISSING is that Our idiot Boy Justin is just one man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It took the support AND BELIEF in current LIE-beral values of the ENTIRE LIE-beral party to create the idiot Boy and put him in the FIGUREHEAD SEAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Because that is all he is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
He can use party discipline to punish one or two with the approval of the majority ..................................
but he is helpless before a majority if they turn on him!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
As you note -the party could depose him in 5 minutes if they felt like it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The party follows the idiot Boy because they BELIEVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Therefore it MUST BE THE ENTIRE PARTY that is ripped up and trashed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
NO EXCEPTIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Here is an article illustrating what a wretched mockery is being made of our legal system by thugs and the LIE-berals sucking up to them in exchange for votes! With some comments of my own in brackets):
‘No, I’m the killer’: A witness testified he was the real murderer. The Toronto jury still convicted the defendant
By Betsy Powell - Courts Reporter, Toronto Star.
Published March 20. 2019
Kevin Nicholas Gidden, 23, was the victim of a fatal shooting in Scarborough on Oct. 27, 2016.
Even courtroom veterans were stunned when the witness calmly confessed to opening fire on two men — killing one of them — stopped at a red light in Toronto’s east end.
“I took a gun ... out of my left pocket ... and I took aim and shot four times,” Walid Zakaria testified in Superior Court in January.
Listening to his boyhood friend was Simeon Harty, 25, the man actually on trial for the first-degree murder of Kevin Gidden and attempted murder of Kemar McFarlane around 1 a.m. on Oct. 27, 2016.
The prosecution alleged Harty was driving a car that followed McFarlane after leaving a gas station, pulled his vehicle up on the passenger side of McFarlane’s car and opened fire, killing Gidden, 23. McFarlane drove away, uninjured. Jurors heard no evidence of motive nor that Harty knew the men, just that he had been inside the gas station store at the same time as McFarlane.
But Zakaria, 25, told the jury that police and prosecutors had fingered the wrong man.
“I’m the killer, I’m the one ... not Harty, me,” the deep-voiced man said at one point, claiming he started shooting in self defence because he saw a gun in the hand of one of the other car’s occupants.
“What kind of gun,” Crown attorney Craig Coughlan asked during cross examination.
“I’m not a gun master, I’m not sure,” he replied, before later offering that it might have been a .40 calibre Glock.
Simeon Harty, 25, was convicted of second-degree murder in the death of Kevin Gidden and discharge a firearm with intent despite a witness’s testimony that he was the real murderer, not Harty.
Sounding incredulous, the prosecutor asked Zakaria if he had given Harty any warning before he allegedly started blasting.
“You fired over top of your friend’s head four times ... into this vehicle based on seeing what you thought was a gun?”
Zakaria muttered “yeah” in response. Coughlan put it to Zakaria that he was making up the whole story, who responded: “Then I guess I was carrying an imaginary gun.”
Zakaria also seemed eager to let jurors know he was no novice of the criminal justice system, boasting about his money-making prowess selling drugs in the penitentiary, and sporting a tattoo on his chest that reads “I have no attachment to anything,” and another on his hand, reading “Bang bang.”
Before the defence called Zakaria as a witness, Harty also implicated his friend when he testified in his own defence.
After pulling up to the intersection, Harty said he was manually rolling down his driver’s side window when “I see a flash ... it came from inside my car.”
“Did you hear anything?,” asked his lawyer, Craig Bottomley.
“Yes I heard bang, bang, bang.”
“Who had the gun?”
“Walid had the gun.”
The jury rejected the pair’s evidence and convicted Harty of the reduced charge of second-degree murder and discharge a firearm with intent. His sentencing hearing is Friday.
Bottomley declined to make any comment.
Gary Giroux said this was the first time in his 22 years on the Toronto police homicide squad he has seen someone come into court, admit they’re responsible and say “you’ve got the wrong guy.”
Also, in theory, if the jury had acquitted Harty, Giroux said he could have charged Zakaria with the murder and brought Harty in as a witness.
“But I wouldn’t, because I don’t believe it to be true,” the now-retired Giroux said this week.
Prominent defence lawyer Greg Lafontaine, who wasn’t involved in the case, said someone who confesses to a crime while giving sworn testimony could be charged, “but the evidence he gave won’t be admissible against him and likely nothing derivative of it will be admissible against him.
(In other words these two trigger happy criminal swine are trying a neat little legal dodge in which the first guy gets off because the second clown “confessed”! And then the second clown cannot be convicted because his testimony from the first trial IS NOT ADMISSIBLE at the second trial!!!!!!!!!!!!)
“Therefore, the police would have to build a case completely independent of the person’s testimony.”
Before Zakaris began answering questions, he told court he had sought legal advice and that he was protected from self-incrimination under the Canada Evidence Act.
(The job of a defense lawyer is to provide an honest defense of an accused but playing these kinds of VILE WORD GAMES is not HONEST! The lawyer that advised the second clown of this possible legal dodge ought to be facing charges for councilling his client to commit PERJURY!!!!!!!!!!!!)
He is currently serving an 18-month jail sentence for contempt of court after refusing to testify at Harty’s preliminary hearing last year.
(OH! How about that- THERE IS a little justice meted out from time to time!!! A contempt of court charge looks good on the clown!! Offering up such a STUPID story DESERVES a contempt of court charge since it clearly insults the intelligence of both judge and jury!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)