Two years into the Trudeau 2.0 Minority Term, which day will Justin call the election that only he wants?

[Ron in Regina]

Yeah…the green-tech funding agency (Green Slush Fund) thing. It’s come up here on the forum periodically…& it was only a matter of time before it started oozing like a puss filled wound.

The video above in post#840 is just over 45 minutes long, and I’m assuming entertaining as well as disgusting…& it’s from 4 days ago. I haven’t had a chance to watch it in probably won’t for several hours.

Here is a shorter (9 minutes) summary, from nine months ago, about this latest episode in the ongoing-ongoing Liberal shenanigans that vaguely explains things as opposed to 45 minutes of back-and-forth testimony in Parliamentary committee.

(Maybe there really isn’t the oversight that this potential clown show required…)

Then this below is 3 months ago on the same clown show that Boomer is bringing up but the below vid is less than two minutes with Trudeau himself speaking directly about this, with lots of “Ugh’s” use like punctuation in every sentence.

And then there’s this below from three months ago again, with a bit more detail:

This has started back in 2011 (so under Harper & the Conservatives) where they allowed 8.6 million to McKinsey (over four years) vs the Liberals with 200 million or so so far…so they will try and spin this into who knows what, but it will be interesting.

The Liberal Government has been in power for almost a decade and the last three elections…so…Harper? Interesting…so below is back about a year ago again:

Ironically…ironically a year ago the NDP was voting hand-in-hand with the liberal government, & the Bloc was “very disturbed” about this…so this week both the NDP & Bloc have supported the Liberal gov’t (or will shortly) in a confidence vote. Good times!

 

[Ron in Regina]

Wow…this is beyond wild. At 35:40 above:

“Has anybody been fired in connection to this clown circus bureaucracy in the production of these documents?”

“I think there have been many convenient retirements.” (With renumeration)

Frankie Bubbles is in this up to Trudeau’s eyebrows, & as a cabinet minister in Trudeau’s cabinet, there is no way in Hell the PMO & Trudeau specifically were not aware of this. Zero. Zip. Zilch.

As an aside, I absolutely love the placement of the beaver in the above video:

This is the report from the auditor general office:

http://www.oag-bvg.gc.ca/internet/docs/parl_oag_202406_06_e.pdf

…& on that note, from 10 months ago, fully in the know, the Honourable Frankie Bubbles:

…& on that note, tomorrow…literally TOMORROW…the conservatives will present a motion of nonconfidence in this current Liberal government…& the next day assumably the NDP & Bloc, with the same access to Google & YouTube & these parliamentary hearings…will support this government and their ongoing corruption.

 

[pgs]

Wow…this is beyond wild. At 35:40 above:

“Has anybody been fired in connection to this clown circus bureaucracy in the production of these documents?”

“I think there have been many convenient retirements.” (With renumeration)

Frankie Bubbles is in this up to Trudeau’s eyebrows, & as a cabinet minister in Trudeau’s cabinet, there is no way in Hell the PMO & Trudeau specifically were not aware of this. Zero. Zip. Zilch.

As an aside, I absolutely love the placement of the beaver in the above video:
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This is the report from the auditor general office:

http://www.oag-bvg.gc.ca/internet/docs/parl_oag_202406_06_e.pdf

…& on that note, from 10 months ago, fully in the know, the Honourable Frankie Bubbles:

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…& on that note, tomorrow…literally TOMORROW…the conservatives will present a motion of nonconfidence in this current Liberal government…& the next day assumably the NDP & Bloc, with the same access to Google & YouTube & these parliamentary hearings…will support this government and their ongoing corruption.

Pensions man pensions . Priorities , you think we run to rule Canada ? We run for pensions .

 

[Ron in Regina]

The House of Commons is set to debate a Conservative non-confidence motion today, as the Tories try to take down Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government.

It's the first test for the minority government since the NDP ended its supply-and-confidence deal with the Liberals earlier this month.

The Bloc Québécois and NDP have already said they will not support the motion, which will be voted on Wednesday.

House to debate motion as Tories attempt to take down Liberal government — The Canadian Press

The House of Commons is set to debate a Conservative non-confidence motion to

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Bloc Quebecois leader says he doesn't have confidence in the Trudeau government

Bloc Quebecois Leader Yves-François Blanchet spoke before question period in the House about voting in a non-confidence motion.Subscribe to CTV News to watch...

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[pgs]

So neither Singh nor Blanchet have confidence in Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau but both will have their members vote to keep him in the big chair .

 

[Ron in Regina]

So neither Singh nor Blanchet have confidence in Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau but both will have their members vote to keep him in the big chair .

Conservatives table non-confidence motion to try to topple Trudeau — Global News

The Conservatives tabled a motion to declare non-confidence in Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government. MPs will debate the motion before voting on it on Wednesday.

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It will be official tomorrow.

 

[petros]

Conservatives table non-confidence motion to try to topple Trudeau — Global News

The Conservatives tabled a motion to declare non-confidence in Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government. MPs will debate the motion before voting on it on Wednesday.

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It will be official tomorrow.

Maybe its a ploy? Pretend then BAM! Wishful thinking ?

 

[Ron in Regina]

Maybe its a ploy? Pretend then BAM! Wishful thinking ?

Maybe they (they being the Bloc & NDP) like the way things currently roll, and damn the people paying their salaries and pensions? Swimming in scandals and ethic violations, & regardless of what comes to light, they’ll keep the Liberals in power?

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s attempt to topple the minority Liberal government through a non-confidence motion was met Tuesday with his political rivals instead attempting to undermine Canadians’ confidence in Mr. Poilievre himself…because…because they’re the opposition to the opposition?

 

[petros]

Maybe they (they being the Bloc & NDP) like the way things currently roll, and damn the people paying their salaries and pensions? Swimming in scandals and ethic violations, & regardless of what comes to light, they’ll keep the Liberals in power?

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s attempt to topple the minority Liberal government through a non-confidence motion was met Tuesday with his political rivals instead attempting to undermine Canadians’ confidence in Mr. Poilievre himself…because…because they’re the opposition to the opposition?

Too bad MPs cant vote secretly, we'd be at the polls in early November but alas...

 

[B00Mer]

 

[B00Mer]

More here https://x.com/MidJourneyPorn

 

[Ron in Regina]

Canadian MPs are set to vote on a Conservative motion that is trying to topple Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government, but it will likely fail.

It will likely get defeated since both the NDP and the Bloc Québécois indicated last week that they will not support it.

Despite the motion not expected to pass, the upcoming vote serves as a first test for Trudeau and his government since the collapse of their supply-and-confidence deal with the NDP.

MPs set to vote on Conservative motion to topple Trudeau — Global News

Canadian MPs are set to vote on a Conservative motion that is trying to topple Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government, but it will likely fail.

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The Liberals, Singh said, are far too weak to be a match for the Conservatives in a general election — adding the NDP is the only party capable of standing up to the government (the “government” are the Liberal minority, but maybe he’s forgotten that?) and that his party’s byelection victory in Winnipeg proves it.

'VOTING NO:' Singh stands firm on Conservatives' non-confidence motion — Toronto Sun

He’s not budging. Speaking to reporters ahead of question period, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh reaffirmed his position against Conservative efforts to topple the minority Liberals via a confidence motion tabled Tuesday in the House of Commons. “The Conservatives’ vision for Canada is one where they...

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The Liberals would have much preferred a majority in 2021, but as minority parliaments go, the current one gives them plenty of options for dodging a date with the electorate. While both the NDP and the Bloc said they are voting to sustain the government (the actual Liberal minority gov’t), the Liberals only needs one of them.

Yay or Nay are not the only choices for MPs voting in the House, MPs are also free to abstain or simply skip votes.

Confidence vote chicken: Four ways the Liberal government could fall or hang on — National Post

There are 338 seats in the House of Commons; two are vacant. The magic number for legislation to pass is 169 votes, but the Liberals will probably want at least 172 to feel safe

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[petros]

Canadian MPs are set to vote on a Conservative motion that is trying to topple Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government, but it will likely fail.

It will likely get defeated since both the NDP and the Bloc Québécois indicated last week that they will not support it.

Despite the motion not expected to pass, the upcoming vote serves as a first test for Trudeau and his government since the collapse of their supply-and-confidence deal with the NDP.

MPs set to vote on Conservative motion to topple Trudeau — Global News

Canadian MPs are set to vote on a Conservative motion that is trying to topple Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government, but it will likely fail.

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The Liberals, Singh said, are far too weak to be a match for the Conservatives in a general election — adding the NDP is the only party capable of standing up to the government (the “government” are the Liberal minority, but maybe he’s forgotten that?) and that his party’s byelection victory in Winnipeg proves it.

'VOTING NO:' Singh stands firm on Conservatives' non-confidence motion — Toronto Sun

He’s not budging. Speaking to reporters ahead of question period, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh reaffirmed his position against Conservative efforts to topple the minority Liberals via a confidence motion tabled Tuesday in the House of Commons. “The Conservatives’ vision for Canada is one where they...

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The Liberals would have much preferred a majority in 2021, but as minority parliaments go, the current one gives them plenty of options for dodging a date with the electorate. While both the NDP and the Bloc said they are voting to sustain the government (the actual Liberal minority gov’t), the Liberals only needs one of them.

Yay or Nay are not the only choices for MPs voting in the House, MPs are also free to abstain or simply skip votes.

Confidence vote chicken: Four ways the Liberal government could fall or hang on — National Post

There are 338 seats in the House of Commons; two are vacant. The magic number for legislation to pass is 169 votes, but the Liberals will probably want at least 172 to feel safe

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Speaking of confidence, Darkmeet needs to grow a pair and gain some instead of fearing the loss of seats which is more likely by not voting yay.

 

[Ron in Regina]

Speaking of confidence, Darkmeet needs to grow a pair and gain some instead of fearing the loss of seats which is more likely by not voting yay.

He (Jagmeet) & the NDP “could” just abstain from the vote today, knowing that the Bloc is going to support the Libs anyway….& it would be much more consistent with his “Ripped/Torn up” the agreement mantra…but…not happening.

 

[B00Mer]

Whoever did this should get a medal

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1838946477516685353

 

[B00Mer]

 

[Ron in Regina]

The Liberals put out a statement on X after the vote, appealing for donations. “Let’s be clear: Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives want an early election so they can try to execute their ‘hidden agenda’ to cut taxes for the wealthy and services for everyone else,” it said.

“He wants a climate change election? Let’s have that election in the right time,” said Trudeau as he was drowned by MPs’ applause.

When is the right time? Somewhere between 390 & 397 or so???
“This is not the time for that. We’re going to continue to work for Canadians,” he (Trudeau) added. Trudeau said that Poilievre would soon see that the House (just Canadians?) does not have confidence in him as leader of the opposition.

 

[B00Mer]

Anyone hear the news about Trudeau taking a shit in a brass tub??

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1839118761330462811

 

[B00Mer]

I mean if the memes just don't write themselves..

 

[Ron in Regina]

Too bad MPs cant vote secretly, we'd be at the polls in early November but alas...

Maybe they (they being the Bloc & NDP) like the way things currently roll, and damn the people paying their salaries and pensions? Swimming in scandals and ethic violations, & regardless of what comes to light, they’ll keep the Liberals in power?

Or something like that? Both the NDP and Bloc Quebecois joined the Liberals in defeating that motion.

So neither Singh nor Blanchet have confidence in Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau but both will have their members vote to keep him in the big chair .

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s attempt to topple the minority Liberal government through a non-confidence motion was met Tuesday with his political rivals instead attempting to undermine Canadians’ confidence in Mr. Poilievre himself…because…because they’re the opposition to the opposition?

…& it was defeated…yesterday. The Bloc said the reasoning was too simple. Here we are today with it spelled out differently:

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s second motion of the fall sitting was presented to the House of Commons on Thursday, just a day after his first one was defeated.

In their latest challenge brought forward on Thursday, Poilievre blames the Liberal government for “doubled housing costs, taxed food, punished work, unleashed crime” and calls it the “most centralizing government in Canadian history.”

“The House has lost confidence in the government and offers Canadians the option to axe the tax, build the homes, fix the budget and stop the crime,” the motion reads.

(That sounds familiar, like I’ve heard that somewhere before….?)

The minority Liberals need the support of at least one other party in the House of Commons to survive such votes, or pass any legislation.

MPs will debate the new motion on Thursday and vote on it next week on Tuesday October 1st, 2024.

After that, if needed, the Conservatives are expected to table at least one more such motion before Christmas.

After 1st failed attempt, Conservatives table another non-confidence motion — Global News

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's second motion of the fall sitting was presented to the House of Commons on Thursday, just a day after his first one was defeated.

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