A refreshing change on the campaign trail — crystal clear answers from a politician
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Interesting everyone's right to privacy is going to be taken away
Trudeau’s idea of, for example, disinformation could simply be news that he wishes hadn’t been published.
Remember this doozy of a line the PM uttered back in 2019: “The allegations in the Globe story are false. Neither the current nor the previous attorney general was ever directed by me or by anyone in my office to take a decision in this matter.”
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Fake news in the Globe & Mail? We can’t have that, now can we? Better shut them down, or, at the very least, have their questionable story taken down and fine them so they learn their lesson.
Hold on though. Those allegations — about the SNC-Lavalin affair — were later proven to be more accurate than Trudeau would admit.
The rest at the above LINK…
Remember this doozy of a line the PM uttered back in 2019: “The allegations in the Globe story are false. Neither the current nor the previous attorney general was ever directed by me or by anyone in my office to take a decision in this matter.”
EDITORIAL: Trudeau needs to tackle his own disinformation first — Toronto Sun
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is at it again. He wants to use the state to clamp down on free expression. That’s not of course how Trudeau would frame his recent comments to the Paris Peace Forum. But there’s reason to worry that’s what the result will be. “There is no doubt: the digital space...
Hold on though. Those allegations — about the SNC-Lavalin affair — were later proven to be more accurate than Trudeau would admit.
The rest at the above LINK…
The Commons ethics committee voted by 6-4 vote to reject a motion by Conservative MP John Brassard to “undertake a study into issues of conflict of interest and the Lobbying Act in relation to pandemic spending.”
“It would just be stirring the pot,” said Liberal MP Greg Fergus, the Prime Minister’s parliamentary secretary. “It doesn’t seem logical to waste our time. I think we should move onto something else.”
Blacklock’s reports internal documents showed COVID contracts included a $237.3-million sole-sourced award to Montreal’s Baylis Medical Company for ventilators never used by the Department of Health.
(Baylis was operated by ex-Liberal MP Frank Baylis….Whoopsies…”Move along! Nothing to see Here! Move along!” etc…)
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“It would just be stirring the pot,” said Liberal MP Greg Fergus, the Prime Minister’s parliamentary secretary. “It doesn’t seem logical to waste our time. I think we should move onto something else.”
Blacklock’s reports internal documents showed COVID contracts included a $237.3-million sole-sourced award to Montreal’s Baylis Medical Company for ventilators never used by the Department of Health.
(Baylis was operated by ex-Liberal MP Frank Baylis….Whoopsies…”Move along! Nothing to see Here! Move along!” etc…)
Feds vote down investigation into COVID contracts to lobbyists — Toronto Sun
There will be no federal investigation into COVID contracts for lobbyists, reports Blacklock’s Reporter. The Commons ethics committee voted by 6-4 vote to reject a motion by Conservative MP John Brassard to “undertake a study into issues of conflict of interest and the Lobbying Act in relation...
ScamdemicThe Commons ethics committee voted by 6-4 vote to reject a motion by Conservative MP John Brassard to “undertake a study into issues of conflict of interest and the Lobbying Act in relation to pandemic spending.”
“It would just be stirring the pot,” said Liberal MP Greg Fergus, the Prime Minister’s parliamentary secretary. “It doesn’t seem logical to waste our time. I think we should move onto something else.”
Blacklock’s reports internal documents showed COVID contracts included a $237.3-million sole-sourced award to Montreal’s Baylis Medical Company for ventilators never used by the Department of Health.
(Baylis was operated by ex-Liberal MP Frank Baylis….Whoopsies…”Move along! Nothing to see Here! Move along!” etc…)
Feds vote down investigation into COVID contracts to lobbyists — Toronto Sun
There will be no federal investigation into COVID contracts for lobbyists, reports Blacklock’s Reporter. The Commons ethics committee voted by 6-4 vote to reject a motion by Conservative MP John Brassard to “undertake a study into issues of conflict of interest and the Lobbying Act in relation...
For the same reason the Duffy Expenses thing came to light right before the 2015 Election between Harpers Conservatives or Trudeau’s Liberals?
Duffy Innocent On All 31 Charges in Senate Scandal
The three-year legal battle against Senator Mike Duffy finally ended in Ottawa on Thursday, with an...
On that note, there’s this:
Sabrina Maddeaux: How hard can it be for the Liberals to say Chinese laws don’t apply in Canada? — National Post
It's long past time for the Trudeau government to stand up to Beijing and end the harassment of Canadian citizens
Persuade is, of course, a euphemism for the coercion, harassment and threats reported in recent years by Chinese citizens living in Canada. These tactics have also been used against Chinese immigrants who protest or critique the CCP. Even prior to Safeguard Defenders’ police station reveal, it was widely suspected that Chinese foreign agents operate in Canada.
The only real shock is just how brazen China appears to be in setting up physical police stations. But, then again, why wouldn’t it when our federal government, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service and various levels of law enforcement consistently fail to address China’s aggression in any meaningful way? The rest at the Link above.
I cam across the Chinese cop shops in Canada a few days back. Obviously I was sidetracked and didnt get to it.For the same reason the Duffy Expenses thing came to light right before the 2015 Election between Harpers Conservatives or Trudeau’s Liberals?
For the same reason the Media Wing of the Liberal Party sued the Conservatives days before a Federal Election in 2019?Duffy Innocent On All 31 Charges in Senate Scandal
The three-year legal battle against Senator Mike Duffy finally ended in Ottawa on Thursday, with an...www.everythingzoomer.com
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On that note, there’s this:
According to a new report by human rights NGO Safeguard Defenders, China has ramped up extrajudicial intrusions on Canadian soil. Their research finds that at least three operations in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) officially registered as Fuzhou Public Security Bureau “service stations” are actually illegal police stations. Safeguard Defenders alleges China uses these outposts to monitor Chinese nationals and “persuade” Chinese citizens accused of various corruption crimes to return home.
Sabrina Maddeaux: How hard can it be for the Liberals to say Chinese laws don’t apply in Canada? — National Post
It's long past time for the Trudeau government to stand up to Beijing and end the harassment of Canadian citizens
Persuade is, of course, a euphemism for the coercion, harassment and threats reported in recent years by Chinese citizens living in Canada. These tactics have also been used against Chinese immigrants who protest or critique the CCP. Even prior to Safeguard Defenders’ police station reveal, it was widely suspected that Chinese foreign agents operate in Canada.
The only real shock is just how brazen China appears to be in setting up physical police stations. But, then again, why wouldn’t it when our federal government, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service and various levels of law enforcement consistently fail to address China’s aggression in any meaningful way? The rest at the Link above.
Do you remember when Canada was a member of the “Five Eyes” Intelligence Sharing? Pepperidge Farms remembers:
This is a fine example of why it is called question period . Certainly answers are never offered .