Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been accused of pressuring his former attorney general, Jody Wilson-Raybould, to cut a deal with SNC-Lavalin, an engineering and construction company that is facing corruption charges, and then retaliating against her by ‘demoting’ her when she refused to play ball. Many are calling for him to resign. SNC-Lavalin is accused of offering $36 million in bribes to Libyan officials between 2001 and 2011, when Muammar Gaddafi was in power. Trudeau interfered on behalf of SNC-Lavalin because the company is headquartered in Quebec, a swing province, and he wants votes for his Liberal Party.
In a nutshell
Mr Trudeau has
been accused of pressuring his former attorney general to cut a deal
with a company facing corruption charges – and retaliating when she
refused to play ball.
The revelations could cost Trudeau the October general election, some pundits say.
The
former AG, Jody Wilson-Raybould, says Trudeau and his staff spent
months trying to convince her that taking the company to trial would
cost Canadians jobs, and their party votes.
She also says she was
subject to “veiled threats”, which she believes were made good when she
was shuffled out of her department.
Now another minister, Jane Philpott, has quit saying it was “untenable” for her to continue due to “serious concerns” raised by the case.
John Sullivan, the man who has a history of inciting violence and who was seen urging demonstrators to violence inside the Capitol, appears to have been denounced by Black Lives Matter, leading critics to wonder if the denunciation is a public-relations gesture or if he is working for a government agency.
The CDC, when contacted by the Courier-Press, weighed in on Skelton’s claims — not by casting doubt on them, but by endorsing vaccination for COVID-19 and saying side effects “tend to be mild to moderate and go away quickly.”
Matt Aitchison says a new law in California, SB 1079, will result in the State entering the real-estate-foreclosed home business, which essentially removes competition from investors, and could ultimately socialize real estate as a whole. He warns that this policy may spread to other Democrat-run sates.
After the event in the Capitol last week, Deutsche Bank AG announced it is terminating business with President Trump. American Express, MasterCard, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and Stripe are cutting ties with Trump and other Republicans who opposed the 2020 election results favoring Joe Biden.
Dr. Martin said that Americans have been forced us to participate in a clinical trial that violates the Federal Trade Commission Act that forbids the promotion of the treatment or prevention of disease by an untested medical technology.
John Bush is co-organizing a 5-day event with many expert speakers focusing on practical steps toward personal liberty and decentralization. It will be live-streamed for free, January 25th – 29th, 2021.
John Sullivan, the founder of InsurgenceUSA, who is affiliated with Black Lives Matter and held an anti-Trump rally just before the the event at the Capitol, was at the scene when Ashli Babbitt was shot. He shouted that she was dead, and the analyst said it was to perhaps cause a violent reaction by Trump supporters.
Dr. Gregory Michael, 56, died 16 days after being vaccinated with the Pfizer vaccine. Pfizer says they don’t believe that there is any direct connection to their vaccine. Dr. Michael’s wife said that he was a vaccine advocate. She believes his death was 100% linked to the vaccine as there is no other explanation.
A wall, which Democrats previously claimed doesn’t work, and is racist, now surrounds the Capitol building. As many as 15,000 troops were deployed. Big Tech platforms are banning all content with the phrase ‘Stop the Steal’ as no one is allowed to question the fraudulent presidential election results.
ABC News said the leftist protesters “gathered” when they stormed the Hart Senate building in 2018. This week, however, ABC wrote that Capitol Hill pro-Trump protesters were a “mob” who “broke into the Capitol” via an “invasion,” quoting DC Mayor Muriel Bowser as saying it was “textbook terrorism.”
Before the presidential election, Project Veritas recorded PBS attorney Michael Beller, saying that, if Biden loses, people should “Go to the White House and throw Molotov cocktails…” and that “Even if Biden wins, we go for all the Republican voters, Homeland Security will take their children away…”
Jack Ma, the 56-year old former English teacher who founded the $500-billion powerhouse e-commerce conglomerate Alibaba, the Amazon of Asia, has not been seen in public for two months after criticizing central bankers.
Brazilian official Ernesto Araujo, a fierce opponent of globalist ideologies, wrote, “globalism replaces socialism as a preparatory stage for communism.”
18-year-old Helena Duke was profiled by Buzzfeed News for publicly outing her own mother, aunt, and uncle after she saw them in a photo from the Capitol. Her family members all lost their jobs. The girl turned in her own family after her mother forbade her from attending a Black Lives Matter protest earlier this year.
A flyer from InsurgenceUSA promoted a meeting on January 6th in Washington DC to “Dump Trump for Good.” Sullivan tweeted, under the pseudonym Jayden X, that Trump supporters were targeting BLM supporters’ buses and were trying get pictures and addresses of where the leftist group would be staying on the 6th.
Man who claims to be Chansley says he is enrolled as an intel agent in the “super soldier” program of the US Navy. He also says he has worked with or among members of BLM who, until now, did not know he is a government agent.
Founder John Matze said that removing Parler was a coordinated attack by the tech giants to kill competition in the market place. Matze said that all vendors have abandoned Parler, including text message services, email providers and their lawyers.
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The Washington Post reported Trump will be investigated for obstruction of justice after finding no proof of Russian intervention while the intelligence community and mainstream media continue to ignore Hillary Clinton’s email scandal.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau responded to Trump’s first travel ban in January 2017 by tweeting, “To those fleeing persecution, terror & war, Canadians will welcome you, regardless of your faith. Diversity is our strength #WelcomeToCanada.” Since that time, in the intervening 15 months, 26,000 people have migrated to Canada, yet he blames the US. Now he is trying to renegotiate the ‘Safe Third Country Agreement’ that requires asylum seekers to to apply for asylum in the first country that they entered.
Border crossers are clogging the asylum system, flooding homeless shelters and are being moved out of college dormitories to make way for students. But Trudeau has a new solution: Move hundreds of immigrants into hotels where they will live at public expense. Canada could halt the illegal crossing with the stroke of a pen- but it won’t because it doesn’t serve the people, but has a different master.
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EWM
1 year ago
It won’t matter. If politicians had principles they wouldn’t be politicians and if voters had principles they wouldn’t be voters.
It won’t matter. If politicians had principles they wouldn’t be politicians and if voters had principles they wouldn’t be voters.