What's your point?Since you won't answer the fockin' question, here's a little light reading for you. . .
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What's your point?Since you won't answer the fockin' question, here's a little light reading for you. . .
Christian Terrorists
Ok, I attempted to point out a few oxymorons to make a point that ethical lawyers are a thing that exist. I did not list of every possible permutation of every example nor did I list all 72 genders just not to miss anything that might be dragged up in hindsight even though that has no relevance to what I was attempting to state.So I'll ask again, and hone it down for you: is the same true of "moderate" Christians, "moderate" Buddhists, "moderate" Taoists, and suchlike? Or is this moral duty only on Muslims?
This is just a few days back.The prime minister’s brother, Alexandre (Sacha) Trudeau, will not have to testify before a parliamentary committee probing the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation and allegations of foreign interference in federal elections.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s brother says he is prepared to appear in front of a parliamentary committee to tell MPs everything he knows about the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation in an effort to protect its reputation.On Monday, MPs who are on the Standing Committee on Public Accounts unanimously agreed to launch a brief study composed of two hearings into the “situation” at the Trudeau Foundation, on the condition that the witnesses not include any elected officials or Trudeau family members.
Sacha Trudeau reportedly negotiated and signed the deal for the Trudeau Foundation to receive a $200,000 donation from Chinese billionaire Zhang Bin in 2016. The foundation actually received $140,000, which it recently returned amid the fallout of the foreign interference allegations.(The agreement with the two Chinese businessmen who initially took credit for the donation was signed by Alexandre Trudeau, brother of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and a foundation board member at the time)
Trudeau Foundation to review donation from benefactors in China
Foundation senior staff and board members discover the donor of record for 2016 gift was a Chinese state-affiliated company, and associated tax receipts may not be accuratewww.theglobeandmail.com
Yes he wants to testify as long as it is being blocked .This is just a few days back.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s brother says he is prepared to appear in front of a parliamentary committee to tell MPs everything he knows about the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation in an effort to protect its reputation.
“I want to testify in front of the committee that is taking care of this. I’m prepared to say everything I know about the foundation. It’s urgent!” Alexandre (Sacha) Trudeau said in a rare interview with Quebec-based newspaper Le Devoir.
The offer comes only days after MPs from the Commons Standing Committee on Public Accounts unanimously voted to exempt him from appearing as a witness to speak about the foundation and its alleged role in foreign interference in the last two federal elections.
Sacha Trudeau reportedly negotiated and signed the deal for the Trudeau Foundation to receive a $200,000 donation from Chinese billionaire Zhang Bin in 2016. The foundation actually received $140,000, which it recently returned amid the fallout of the foreign interference allegations.
Trudeau has since left the board but still remains a member of the foundation.
Justin Trudeau has consistently repeated in recent weeks that he has not been involved in the foundation bearing his father’s name for nearly a decade.Sacha Trudeau says he 'wants to testify' to defend Trudeau Foundation: report — National Post
The PM's brother reportedly negotiated and signed the deal for a $200,000 donation from a Chinese billionaire in 2016apple.news
When former Governor General David Johnston was selected as Canada’s “special rapporteur” to probe the extent of Chinese electoral interference, it was quickly noted that Johnston is a registered member of the Trudeau Foundation.
Morris Rosenberg — who was hired by the Trudeau government to draft an initial probeinto foreign interference in the 2021 election — is a former director of the Trudeau Foundation.
Conservative MP Garnett Genuis demanded a full investigation of the Trudeau Foundation during question period on Monday, saying that new revelations show the foundation hosted a meeting with five deputy ministers. Government House leader Mark Holland confirmed that the meeting in question “was in a building” but that there was no connection to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
PM did not know about Trudeau Foundation meeting in office: Holland | Watch News Videos Online
Watch PM did not know about Trudeau Foundation meeting in office: Holland Video Online, on GlobalNews.caglobalnews.ca
"I don't have direct or indirect ties with the foundation".Former Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation president Pascale Fournier told MPs Friday she believes the non-profit organization’s earlier leadership misled the country by characterizing a donation from wealthy Chinese benefactors as a Canadian donation.
She criticized the way in which the foundation advertised this donation to Canadians, noting that former president Morris Rosenberg wrote an open letter in December 2016 – in response to media coverage – saying that the first $70,000 instalment was not considered a foreign donation “since it was paid by a Canadian entity.”
Ect…. The rest of the above link.Former Trudeau Foundation head says past leadership misled Canadians on Chinese donation — The Globe and Mail
Pascale Fournier, who resigned along with eight other board members on April 10, says she wanted a forensic audit of the donationapple.news
Now you know why Trudeau bought and pushed Trans Mountain Pipeline. It wasn't because it has trans in the name. China wants the oil it bought.The foundation publicly identified Chinese billionaire Zhang Bin and fellow Chinese businessman Niu Gensheng as the donors. They were also credited in the organization’s annual report for their pledge of $200,000 – of which $140,000 was eventually donated.
However Ms. Fournier said she can’t be sure who the true donor was – and told MPs she was proposing a forensic audit of the matter before she left her position earlier this month. She noted the first 2016 tax receipt, for an initial $70,000 donation instalment, was made out to a Canadian subsidiary of a Chinese company and it was sent to an address in Beijing – one later identified as that of a Chinese-state backed industry association.
A tax receipt obtained by The Globe and Mail under access-to-information law shows the 2016 tax receipt for the instalment was issued to Millennium Golden Eagle International (Canada), the Canadian subsidiary of a Chinese company.
“I think this is something that is misleading to Canadians,’ Ms. Fournier told MPs. “There is a difference between the tax receipt – what it said, mentioning China – and the fact that it was presented publicly, in terms of interviews and publicly in terms of the annual report, that is currently on the website of the foundation, as Canadian.”
She said she found it unusual as she dug into the matter that a Chinese industry association – which she said was under the “guidance” of the China’s government – was communicating with foundation staff,
“They were giving clear directives on what needed to appear on receipts issued by the foundation, and I found that troubling, and I also realized that there was a Chinese address, whereas in the annual report, it was a Canadian address. And so there were all of these things that I wanted to shed a light on,” she said.
The Conservative chair of the committee, John Brassard, and NDP MP Matthew Green expressed concern that Ms. Fournier could be open to character assassination because of her willingness to provide testimony on the inner workings of the Trudeau Foundation and her concerns about the tainted Chinese money.Former Trudeau Foundation head says past leadership misled Canadians on Chinese donation — The Globe and Mail
Pascale Fournier, who resigned along with eight other board members on April 10, says she wanted a forensic audit of the donationapple.news
The two MPs told Mr. Fournier that she should alert them immediately if there is any effort to intimidate her and malign her reputation.
Ms. Fournier, a Harvard-trained lawyer, said she appreciated the support, saying her “entire career is build around my integrity and transparency.
Asked if Mr. Rosenberg had been fired over the donation, Ms. Fournier said: “I was not there at the time and I cannot answer that question.” (???Huh…that’s a new twist???)
Well, it’s the one thing I can think of that wasn’t Anti-Oil (& damn the torpedoes) from his Gov’t in a decade, so it did seem curiously suspicious….Now you know why Trudeau bought and pushed Trans Mountain Pipeline. It wasn't because it has trans in the name. China wants the oil it bought.
And here I was thinking it was for transporting tranny fluid.Now you know why Trudeau bought and pushed Trans Mountain Pipeline. It wasn't because it has trans in the name. China wants the oil it bought.
Is it operational yet?Now you know why Trudeau bought and pushed Trans Mountain Pipeline. It wasn't because it has trans in the name. China wants the oil it bought.