RCMP officers accuse top ranks of coverup

[CBC News]

Several serving and retired RCMP officers accused their leadership of a coverup in the handling of fraud allegations involving the agency's pension and insurance plans in 2002.

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[darkbeaver]

HAHAHAHA BYE BYE HARPER HAHAHA
Zaccardelli has some of the answers. When they get to the CIA part and the Arrar bits and the CCCE stuff, this is going to be wonderfull, Sleezen Harper the fascist corporate pig is going to cook.OH JOY . Party at my place tonight it may last for days, drunken revelry, drugs wood chips and booze, wild women and cake.hahaha, there is a god.:lol:

 

[tamarin]

I often think fraud is second nature to Canadians. There is so much of it in the country. People at all levels and in all organizations are dipping their fingers in the cookie jar. Why is that? And given so many commit fraud are our opinions on other issues worth any weight at all? Can Canadians credibly comment on anything when so many of their neighbours have not an ounce of moral fibre?

 

[darkbeaver]

I often think fraud is second nature to Canadians. There is so much of it in the country. People at all levels and in all organizations are dipping their fingers in the cookie jar. Why is that? And given so many commit fraud are our opinions on other issues worth any weight at all? Can Canadians credibly comment on anything when so many of their neighbours have not an ounce of moral fibre?

If you're going to introduce credibility as criteria for opinion here we'll not have much of a disscussion will we. Sure those of us who enjoy a high degree of credibility will be alright but what about the others who don't. Can we not democraticly make room for them?:lol:

 

[darkbeaver]

I often think fraud is second nature to Canadians. There is so much of it in the country. People at all levels and in all organizations are dipping their fingers in the cookie jar. Why is that? And given so many commit fraud are our opinions on other issues worth any weight at all? Can Canadians credibly comment on anything when so many of their neighbours have not an ounce of moral fibre?

I think they can. I have a particular interest in seeing this case expand beyond our borders as it will if it's persued with proper vigour.