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You’ve got to watch this video. Elizabeth May reveals her extreme bias and revives her disapproval of Liberal PM Trudeau and his handling of SNC scandal.
Populist politics on display.
Populist politics on display.
Asked if she thought there is any credence to the accusations of power aspirations of JWR & JP being behind the SNC scandal, May is the quintessential apologist sweeping away the very idea.
Yet May offered GPC leadership to JWR to capitalize on her new found fame & popularity.
Yet May offered GPC leadership to JWR to capitalize on her new found fame & popularity.
Asked if SNC should be held responsible for the crimes they are accused of?
As a former practicing lawyer (her description), she alludes that a Deferred Proscecution Agreement is inadequate responsibility. A common misbelief, but as a former lawyer, bold faced disinformation.
As a former practicing lawyer (her description), she alludes that a Deferred Proscecution Agreement is inadequate responsibility. A common misbelief, but as a former lawyer, bold faced disinformation.
Then May says the prosecution is warranted. A comment most lawyers wouldn’t speak publicly. Especially ones who are running for Prime Minister. It’s a biased statement that could prejudice the trial.
Exactly what Trudeau has been accused of, but it’s ok for May apparently.
Exactly what Trudeau has been accused of, but it’s ok for May apparently.
Further she suggests an entirely ridiculous sentence when (oops, she corrects herself) or if SNC is convicted. That SNC install potable water in every reserve on their own dime.
To the audiences delight, she reasons it would keep SNC’s talented engineers...
To the audiences delight, she reasons it would keep SNC’s talented engineers...
... busy and allow for them to remain a Canadian company. The host mentions this would put them out of business, since the cost would be enormous. Not a consideration of May’s. She’s using populist revenge fantasies to win approval from the audience.
The host reminds May that some Conservatives have suggested there be no consequences, since if SNC doesn’t use bribes it may put them at a competitive disadvantage. May sanctimoniously mentions how “unCanadian” and morally wrong that would be.
Months ago I wrote a mega thread predicting Scheer was aiming for the case to be dropped to avoid all consequences and keep all details of the SNC accuses criminal activities from the public. Seems I wasn’t off the mark after all.
It’s the only reasonable explanation for pushing for prosecution with a gutted PPSC. They don’t have the staff or budget to bring this case to trial. Harper gutted the department and specifically this branch. JWR ignored this and pushed for prosecution anyway.
Eventually the Jordan Decision will kick in and the case will be dropped. Exactly what SNC and their Conservative political supporters want apparently. Revealing who JWR is really working for. And who May is apologizing for.
Greens are shilling for Cons, covering up a cover up.
May’s agenda is revealed. Helping Scheer get elected.
When asked, she admonishes Scheer’s inability to take advantage of the jewel of a scandal SNC presented.
Except he did, with May’s help.
May’s agenda is revealed. Helping Scheer get elected.
When asked, she admonishes Scheer’s inability to take advantage of the jewel of a scandal SNC presented.
Except he did, with May’s help.
And after Scheer's elected, we’ll have May to thank for playing the moral conscience of Canada to a T.
If any Green supporter can’t see this, they have their head up their ...
Thanks JWR, JP, May & Scheer. You’ve decided you know best & the will of the majority is irrelevant.
If any Green supporter can’t see this, they have their head up their ...
Thanks JWR, JP, May & Scheer. You’ve decided you know best & the will of the majority is irrelevant.
Here’s the mega thread. Receipts abound.
