Did we all experience it differently?:
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was given a vulgar goodbye by residents of New Brunswick on Tuesday, following an announcement on long-term care in the province.
A video posted by Facebook user Frank Poiriers shows Trudeau leaving Dalhousie Hall, where several protestors can be heard shouting at him from across the street.
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Trudeau receives a warm welcome #2
— PPCNEWS24 (@ppcnews24) April 25, 2022
He is truly loved by all.#TrudeauMustGo pic.twitter.com/FzB4BFy2BI
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In question period Tuesday, interim Opposition leader Candice Bergen demanded to know if he used his authority as prime minister to grant himself permission to accept the gifts.
A provision of the Criminal Code says government officials can’t accept gifts from someone who has dealings with the government unless they’re given written consent by the head of their branch of government, which in this case would be the prime minister.
Internal RCMP documents show the force considered opening a fraud investigation after details of the trip came to light, but cite numerous reasons why it did not, including the fact that neither Parliament nor the ethics commissioner chose to refer the case to police.
If Trudeau did grant himself written consent, there would be no case for fraud by the government, the RCMP concluded, but the documents state that they did not know whether that happened.
The Aga Khan, one of the world’s richest men, has abandoned a claim to more than $1 million seized at a Canada-U.S. border crossing six years ago.
A lawyer acting for the Aga Khan, Leonard Doust, said he couldn’t disclose why his client decided to withdraw the claim Monday.
``For reasons I can’t go into in a public forum, the decision has been made by the Aga Khan,″ Doust told Justice Allan Thackray.
The Aga Khan, spiritual leader of the world’s 25 million Ismaili Muslims, has decided to forfeit the money to the province of British Columbia, he said.
The Aga Khan, 57, lives in Paris and has a personal fortune reported to be in excess of $1.4 billion.
Nizar Kanji, a member of the Ismaili community in Canada, said the seized money was religious funds.
The Ismaili community has denied the money is part of an international money-laundering scheme still under investigation by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Also - if the jackboot fits:
For instance, during the recent debate about the government's fiscal update, Conservative MP Brad Redekopp stood in the House of Commons to say, "In Ottawa, we saw the use of the Emergencies Act to call on police forces to crush peaceful protesters under the jackboot of the prime minister's basic dictatorship, and another dictator is currently using his war machine to crush our friends in Ukraine."
Fellow Conservative MP Rachael Thomas supported her colleague, arguing that "According to the Oxford dictionary, a dictator is a 'ruler with total power over a country, typically one who has obtained control by force.' There are many Canadians who would hold the view that this applies to the Prime Minister of Canada. It is up to the Canadian people to determine that, and they will be determining that in the next election."
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It's not a learning disability.
He's just a moron desperately trying to cover up for the fact that he
is a lazy, self-entitled f---ing @$$hole who has been handed everything
in life and will not do a moment's serious governance of a country he
would hand over to China in a heartbeat:
A video has emerged of a young Prime Minister Justin Trudeau discussing his inability to do basic math. The video shows Trudeau during his teaching days at West Point Gray Academy in Vancouver, where he tells a crowd that he has a learning disability.
There are people who genuinely have, through no fault of their own, problems learning and retaining information. That the snowboard instructor would compare himself to them is sickening but do expect the usual suspects to gush sympathy in his general direction.
He will not thank you for it, idiots.
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