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1/ The Lib gov is obsessed with protecting jobs at SNC-Lavalin.
Both Butts and Trudeau made it their central argument for pressuring Jody Wilson-Raybould to get a remediation agreement and spare the company a corruption trial.
Both Butts and Trudeau made it their central argument for pressuring Jody Wilson-Raybould to get a remediation agreement and spare the company a corruption trial.
2/ They were clearly willing to go to great lengths, including potentially obstructing justice, to protect the company.
Why? Because SNC is a large and well-connected corporation based in Quebec, and the Liberals need more seats in Quebec to stay in power.
Why? Because SNC is a large and well-connected corporation based in Quebec, and the Liberals need more seats in Quebec to stay in power.
3/Libs don’t care about protecting jobs for Canadians, they care about protecting their own jobs.
This scandal is the perfect illustration of what I have been saying for months: Politics in Canada has been hijacked. The two major parties are morally and intellectually corrupt.
This scandal is the perfect illustration of what I have been saying for months: Politics in Canada has been hijacked. The two major parties are morally and intellectually corrupt.
4/ They don’t make decisions based on the interests of all Canadians. They make decisions to manipulate public opinion and buy votes.
It’s all about pleasing their political clienteles and the lobbies that support them.
It’s all about pleasing their political clienteles and the lobbies that support them.
5/ The Liberals and Conservatives don’t want to discuss the type of politics that leads to such scandals, because they both practice it.
We in the PPC want to tackle the problem at its roots: the constant pandering, the crony capitalism, the vote-buying with taxpayers’ money.
We in the PPC want to tackle the problem at its roots: the constant pandering, the crony capitalism, the vote-buying with taxpayers’ money.
6/ That’s what makes us different from all the other parties.
That’s what we will offer Canadians when they choose the next government in October.
That’s what we will offer Canadians when they choose the next government in October.
