Thank God for a premier with both spine and commonsense! #TrudeauNationalDisgrace
doesn't possess either, just lots of hypocrisy. https://t.co/FPdShONwBJ
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Iโve seen several articles questioning if thereโs anything Trudeau could do to turn things around. Iโll tell you right now there is nothing and I mean absolutely nothing he could do to make me support this scandal ridden treacherous being.
They think forcing workers to pay more for gas, heat & groceries is an environmental plan.
All it's done is drive up the cost of goods. Axe the tax. Bring home lower prices.
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#BREAKING Ladies and Gentlemen, we're dealing with a matter of significant gravity right here on our home soil. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and some of his former senior officials are now under the intense scrutiny of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). They face an investigation over allegations of obstructing justice in a case involving SNC-Lavalin, one of our nation's engineering and construction titans.
Democracy Watch, a vigilant watchdog group, has brought to the fore the response it received from an Access to Information Act (ATIA) request. The response includes a 96-page document, but brace yourself - 86 pages of this document are entirely blacked out, redacted under the guise of an ongoing investigation.
This marks the first time the RCMP has publicized their investigation since 2019. The lengthy four-year span before even confirming the investigation publicly is baffling, to say the least. Why the delay in confirmation, especially given the compelling evidence at hand? Why has it taken four long years for the investigation to arrive at this juncture?
Democracy Watch is pressuring the RCMP for answers. They're asking hard-hitting questions such as when the investigation actually commenced, the number of investigators on the case, and when they expect the investigation to wrap up. They're demanding to know if there have been any behind-the-scenes dialogues with the Prime Minister's Office regarding the disclosure of Cabinet confidences relating to the situation. They insist on a full public explanation of the investigation and its findings upon conclusion.
In a bid to elicit answers, Democracy Watch sent a letter to the RCMP in 2021, outlining the grounds for prosecution for obstruction of justice, and called for a comprehensive, public explanation. Their attempts were met with silence - no response. A second letter was sent in June 2022, once again requesting a full update and the disclosure of records under the ATIA.
The lack of transparency and the seeming delay in the investigation into such serious allegations against our Prime Minister should raise alarm bells for every Canadian. As Duff Conacher, Co-founder of Democracy Watch, trenchantly questioned, "Are the RCMP and prosecutors waiting for a third federal election to pass, or doing what often happens in Canada when powerful politicians and government officials are involved in alleged illegal activities โ delaying with the hope that they can eventually bury the results of the investigation?"
Fellow Canadians, we must not let this pass unnoticed. We must stay vigilant against this potentially corrupt Trudeau regime. It's time to reach out to our Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) and demand accountability. Our country's future depends on our collective vigilance and insistence on transparency. Let's not allow the prospect of corruption to overshadow the greatness of our nation.
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