Mr Trudeau,

For years, I have raised legit questions about:

- Your silence re: Rockefeller-funded activism to sabotage 🇨🇦 oil & gas

- Outside messing in 🇨🇦 elections (eg. @Leadnowca)

- Mishandling of CRA charity audits

- $US361,642 paid to @gmbutts

@JustinTrudeau #elxn43 My concern, Mr Trudeau:

I do not see how your climate plan helps protect the climate.

I do see how your policies have scared TENS OF BILLION$ away from 🇨🇦 towards 🇺🇸 where the oil industry is BOOMING.

HUGE economic pain 4 🇨🇦.
NO enviro gain 4 🌎.

@JustinTrudeau #elxn43

Folks,

This is pretty serious.

During 2017 & 2018, I went thru about 1,100 Canadian tax returns going back 15 years. I showed how our charitable system can be gamed and I exposed one guy, @BlakeBromley, who says he created 650 charities. I found 130 of them. And ... ... and I found a group of charities that reported $1.1 BILLION in total revenue. About $600 million was tax-receipted.

Here’s the thing: Of the $1.1 BILLION, only 10% was spent on actual charity. The rest was just road-tripped around in what looks to me like a big shell game.

Good Morning :-)

Markham Hislop (@politicalham) has written an article in which he claims to have “debunked” my work.

Some have asked me to respond. Glad to. Will do so now.

First, a bit of history. Might as well start with this series of tweets from October, 2016 ...

https://twitter.com/jkenney/status/791002007804837888

@politicalham As Markham has said, he did indeed send me a list of questions on April 28, 2019. I wrote out my replies (shown here). As I considered how to respond, I looked at what Markham has tweeted about me recently...

According to this letter on a payment for US$225,000 sent specifically to Ed Whittingham, it is clear to me that he was complicit in the Rockefeller's campaign to LAND-LOCK Canadian oil.

In resigning today, Mr. Whittingham did the right thing.

More here: fairquestions.typepad.com/rethink_campai… Here's a 64 page document showing payments to the Pembina Institute for $8 million from the U.S. funders of activism to restrict the development & export of Canadian oil and natural gas: fairquestions.typepad.com/files/u.s.-fun…

Hi again, Duncan.

As I just told you on the phone, I’m grateful that you picked up & took my call but I was pretty surprised when you hung up on me.

As I said, I would like to ask you to please post the financial statements for @ProgressAlberta at your website.

@duncankinney Duncan,

As I said on the phone, I notice that @ProgressAlberta has been funded via Tides as part of The Tar Sands Campaign to LAND-LOCK Canadian oil & keep it out of overseas markets.

2016: US$38,599
2017: US$24,282

Tax records attached.

My questions are ...

@RachelNotley Premier Notley,

I wish you great success not only for Alberta but for Canada.

I fully agree with you that the case needs to be made to all that the Alberta oil industry will meet Canadians very high expectations for stewardship of the environment. That must be done. But... @RachelNotley ... BUT ... while it’s necessary to earn the confidence of Canadians, that’s not sufficient. At this point, I believe that the funding and the outside interests must also be addressed.

This has become a rite of passage.

... (I’ll go on for a bit) ...