That bribery money went nowhere:
Oh, that must smart:
It was never about the erroneous and inflated opinion of Canada being important on the world stage (that stopped in 2015 and I think we know why). It was about an egotistical frat-boy wasting money that wasn't his and burnishing his vile image.
The failure to secure a seat the UN (itself a abominable group of genocidal tin-pot dictatorships and European states way past their cultural and political prime) was a costly one for Canada but a true ego-bruiser for Justin, that corrupt and cowardly hand-puppet.
Also - shut up, Jagmeet:
Whatever you say, Mr. I-Call-People-Names-When-I-Don't-Get-My-Way (Stupid Crybaby riding).
Canada loses bid
for UN Security Council seat. The election for the 2 available
non-permanent seats was won by Ireland and Norway. Previous story: https://t.co/Rvyl6OGBLq
—
CBC News Alerts (@CBCAlerts) June
17, 2020
Oh, that must smart:
It was never about the erroneous and inflated opinion of Canada being important on the world stage (that stopped in 2015 and I think we know why). It was about an egotistical frat-boy wasting money that wasn't his and burnishing his vile image.
The failure to secure a seat the UN (itself a abominable group of genocidal tin-pot dictatorships and European states way past their cultural and political prime) was a costly one for Canada but a true ego-bruiser for Justin, that corrupt and cowardly hand-puppet.
Also - shut up, Jagmeet:
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh called a Bloc Quebecois MP racist Wednesday after a New Democrat motion on RCMP discrimination failed to receive unanimous consent from the House of Commons.
Singh refused to apologize for the words directed at Bloc member Alain Therrien. That prompted the Speaker to order Singh to leave the House for the rest of the day.
Singh had asked the Commons to recognize there is systemic racism in the RCMP and to call on the government to review the force's budget, ensure the Mounties are truly accountable and do a full review of the RCMP's use of force.
There was at least one objection that blocked the move, though it was unclear who said no.
Bloc MP Claude DeBellefeuille came to Therrien's defence, saying the NDP was treating her colleague as “a racist person, which is unacceptable in the House of Commons.
The Speaker asked Singh to apologize but he refused.
“It's true, I called him a racist, and I believe that's so,” Singh said.
Whatever you say, Mr. I-Call-People-Names-When-I-Don't-Get-My-Way (Stupid Crybaby riding).
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