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This probably doesn’t need to be mentioned, but the NDP has announced that they’ll be reacting to the latest development in the Chinese interference scandal by doing nothing. For months, the NDP has joined the Conservatives in saying that nothing less than a full public inquiry would be needed...

I try and pull information for many different sources, even the CBC, and I have yet to find any talking head anywhere (outside of the Liberal Party I guess) saying that no public inquiry is a good idea, & that the David Johnston public hearings are the answer. Maybe everybody is wrong except...

Ironic…the Easter Island reference, as in appointing a Special Rapa Nui to investigate itself. 😁 Trudeau is an idiot. I think that’s obvious at this point, but this issue is complex as you’ve mentioned, affecting government on at least three different levels, with obscured details that if not...

Transparency about the workings of an organization prevents corruption.quotations ▲ 1989 January 5, Phil Berger, “Lawyers Slug It Out In Tyson-Cayton Case”, in New York Times, retrieved 8 January 2016: "Sunlight is the best disinfectant," said Puccio in explaining his decision to open the...

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I think it’s irrelevant that it’s the Chinese, or the Redz under the Bedz, or some other player(s) from the Middle East to Martians, it’s the fact that it’s happening. Voter Confidence is in the toilet, and maybe that was the ultimate goal with the Interference (?) but that’s what it is...

The House of Commons has voted 172-149 in favour of a public inquiry. Canada’s elected representatives should mind their own business, and a public inquiry would disturb the confidence of Canadians in their government’s abilities to detect and defeat the intrusions of a hostile foreign state...

And they wouldn’t be able to comment one way or the other about it. Muzzled under penalty of law. Depending on “why” something is secret. But you can’t. You would be sworn to secrecy. The first question at the press conference was why couldn’t a judge examine allegations in camera, as has...

It is what it is. Maybe this is another one of those things that will have to be looked back at in decades to come in a historical perspective to have the next generation shake their heads about what’s happening here & now. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he will not call an independent...

…& what will Singh, as an opposition member of Parliament, be able to say about documents that he’s sworn to secrecy in order to see, regardless of what the documents say? Absolutely nothing, muzzled, before he even see’s them, & regardless of what he see’s….he’ll be mute on the whole thing...

Stephen Harper selected David Johnston as the lead in the Airbus affair investigation as a sign of Bipartisanship that investigated Brian Mulroney’s involvement. Selecting Johnston removed even the hint or appearance of any possible political taint to the investigation of a former Conservative...

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http://apple.news/AfNTARE5yTcWM6b4ZppQcIw Johnston said an inquiry could not be undertaken in public because of the sensitivity of the intelligence involved, and formal subpoena powers are not required for him to hold his own hearings with diaspora communities, academics and political...

…And on that positive note, just over 2hrs ‘till the opening act today…

What was Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault thinking when he threatened to use the Criminal Code to force Saskatchewan to eliminate all greenhouse gas emissions from its use of coal-fired electricity by the end of 2029? In response to Saskatchewan’s plan to use coal-fired electricity beyond...

Five for a penny, 25 for a nickel. Crazy deal in hindsight.

Yeah, what we’ll see today is the next act in this play, but potentially progress? Three & a half hours…

http://apple.news/AS0SySNfxS-2jD2CISLTOyg 1. Jamie Dimon (JPMorgan) 2. Elon Musk (Tesla, etc…) 3. Larry Page (Google co-founder) 4. Sergey Brin (Google co-founder) 5. Bill Gates (Microsoft) 6. Jes Staley (JPMorgan)