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The former Justice minister/ attorney-general clandestinely recorded this conversation showing she was politely being bullied by the prime minister's office to make a deal with snc-lavalin and avoid them being fined and blackballed from 10 years of Canadian government contracts. Also, snc-lavalin was threatening to pull the company out of Canada and take thousands of jobs away with it.
Snc-lavalin was accused of bribing Libyan officials. Now the Democrats really can't get very much on President Trump that would be worthy of an impeachment, this recording included in this story will definitely Maybe the deep throat or Watergate tape of the Canadian liberal government.
Listen to it yourself and decide. While you guys get bored of hearing the same old crap by the same bleeding heart media, here is a scandal that I have posted here off and on Rally Point that will show you that the friendly Canadians up north are not so ethical. The prime minister's office putting pressure on the attorney-general when the prior prime minister put in extra minister in there as kind of like a Inspector General to avoid any kind of shenanigans like what's being described in this article.
The former attorney-general kept saying that what they're asking her to do is inappropriate. This lady is still a liberal at a member of Parliament. In the US, government officials can't be members of Congress at the same time but they can be in a parliamentary democracy. I bet you she will be kicked out of her party for ruining the chances of prime minister Trudeau re-election in a couple of months. I live here in Canada so I'm putting stories that some of you may care to see.
Prime minister Trudeau was in a pretty boy of Canada and this was supposed to be the Canadian version of Camelot kind of like when JFK was president before the assassination. This will go off like a daisy cutter next week in the house of Parliament. Parliament has already overruled conservatives and shutdown hearings purposely meant to stop the investigation. In Parliament, closing down for the day takes precedent for everything and the Liberals in Parliament were able to override the opposition and stop the investigation cold. We will see what happens in the next few weeks.
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Snc-lavalin was accused of bribing Libyan officials. Now the Democrats really can't get very much on President Trump that would be worthy of an impeachment, this recording included in this story will definitely Maybe the deep throat or Watergate tape of the Canadian liberal government.
Listen to it yourself and decide. While you guys get bored of hearing the same old crap by the same bleeding heart media, here is a scandal that I have posted here off and on Rally Point that will show you that the friendly Canadians up north are not so ethical. The prime minister's office putting pressure on the attorney-general when the prior prime minister put in extra minister in there as kind of like a Inspector General to avoid any kind of shenanigans like what's being described in this article.
The former attorney-general kept saying that what they're asking her to do is inappropriate. This lady is still a liberal at a member of Parliament. In the US, government officials can't be members of Congress at the same time but they can be in a parliamentary democracy. I bet you she will be kicked out of her party for ruining the chances of prime minister Trudeau re-election in a couple of months. I live here in Canada so I'm putting stories that some of you may care to see.
Prime minister Trudeau was in a pretty boy of Canada and this was supposed to be the Canadian version of Camelot kind of like when JFK was president before the assassination. This will go off like a daisy cutter next week in the house of Parliament. Parliament has already overruled conservatives and shutdown hearings purposely meant to stop the investigation. In Parliament, closing down for the day takes precedent for everything and the Liberals in Parliament were able to override the opposition and stop the investigation cold. We will see what happens in the next few weeks.
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Documents increase pressure on Trudeau
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Great news IMHO my friend LTC (Join to see) that former justice minister/ attorney-general Jody Wilson-Raybould gave an audio recording of a recorded conversation with prime minister Trudeau's office and other materials to a Commons committee.
She says government officials tried to persuade her to shield the company from prosecution in a corruption case.
Here is the text from the BBC article you linked to.
She "gave an audio recording and other materials to a Commons committee.
The files were released publicly on Friday and are likely to increase pressure on Mr Trudeau.
He has struggled for weeks to contain the fallout from the controversy.
What are the allegations?
SNC-Lavalin is facing claims that former executives paid bribes to win contracts in Libya under Muammar Gaddafi's regime, which fell in 2011.
The Liberal prime minister has been accused of pressuring Ms Wilson-Raybould to push for a legal favour for SNC-Lavalin that would allow it to avoid prosecution and instead face alternative penalties like a fine.
The affair has seen the prime minister lose two top ministers - including Ms Wilson-Raybould, who resigned from cabinet in February - Canada's top bureaucrat, and a senior aide."
Mr Trudeau has denied any wrongdoing by either him or his staff and maintains nothing untoward happened."
But opinion surveys indicate that the controversy has shaken Mr Trudeau and his government's popularity months before a general election due in October.
What's on the tape?
The documents made public include an audio recording, lasting nearly 18 minutes, of a December phone call between Ms Wilson-Raybould and Clerk of the Privy Council Michael Wernick about the prosecution of SNC-Lavalin.
The former justice minister and attorney general said she took the "extraordinary and otherwise inappropriate step" of recording the call without Mr Wernick's knowledge because she wanted a precise account of the conversation.
She said she was concerned about what she saw as attempts to interfere in the case.
In the call, there is a lengthy back and forth between the pair, during which the senior public servant repeatedly notes that the prime minister is interested in having the firm avoid prosecution in favour of an agreement.
Mr Trudeau and his officials have said they are concerned that thousands of jobs are at risk if the engineering firm is convicted.
She pushes back, warning she felt the conversation was inappropriate and that continued communications about the matter could cross the lines of her prosecutorial independence as attorney general.
"The recording allows members of the committee to decide for themselves" about whether or not she was pressured by Mr Wernick, Ms Wilson-Raybould writes."
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She says government officials tried to persuade her to shield the company from prosecution in a corruption case.
Here is the text from the BBC article you linked to.
She "gave an audio recording and other materials to a Commons committee.
The files were released publicly on Friday and are likely to increase pressure on Mr Trudeau.
He has struggled for weeks to contain the fallout from the controversy.
What are the allegations?
SNC-Lavalin is facing claims that former executives paid bribes to win contracts in Libya under Muammar Gaddafi's regime, which fell in 2011.
The Liberal prime minister has been accused of pressuring Ms Wilson-Raybould to push for a legal favour for SNC-Lavalin that would allow it to avoid prosecution and instead face alternative penalties like a fine.
The affair has seen the prime minister lose two top ministers - including Ms Wilson-Raybould, who resigned from cabinet in February - Canada's top bureaucrat, and a senior aide."
Mr Trudeau has denied any wrongdoing by either him or his staff and maintains nothing untoward happened."
But opinion surveys indicate that the controversy has shaken Mr Trudeau and his government's popularity months before a general election due in October.
What's on the tape?
The documents made public include an audio recording, lasting nearly 18 minutes, of a December phone call between Ms Wilson-Raybould and Clerk of the Privy Council Michael Wernick about the prosecution of SNC-Lavalin.
The former justice minister and attorney general said she took the "extraordinary and otherwise inappropriate step" of recording the call without Mr Wernick's knowledge because she wanted a precise account of the conversation.
She said she was concerned about what she saw as attempts to interfere in the case.
In the call, there is a lengthy back and forth between the pair, during which the senior public servant repeatedly notes that the prime minister is interested in having the firm avoid prosecution in favour of an agreement.
Mr Trudeau and his officials have said they are concerned that thousands of jobs are at risk if the engineering firm is convicted.
She pushes back, warning she felt the conversation was inappropriate and that continued communications about the matter could cross the lines of her prosecutorial independence as attorney general.
"The recording allows members of the committee to decide for themselves" about whether or not she was pressured by Mr Wernick, Ms Wilson-Raybould writes."
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This is really ugly LTC (Join to see) . You are right, if they had stuff like this on Trump, he would be done. I don't like Trudeau and I have no use for him
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