Category: 2015 Federal Election

Our Chinese-Installed Government In Ottawa

Via CBCWatcher: This Reddit user discovered the anomalous contributions to the Liberal Papineau Riding Association at the time… and was derided as a racist

Back in 2017, I analyzed public Elections Canada donation records from the 2015 election and detected an unusual volume of large cross-country donations flowing from individuals with Chinese surnames residing in BC into the riding associations of Justin Trudeau (Papineau), Jason Kenney (Calgary Milnapore) and Andrew Leslie (Orléans). These donations are separate from the “cash-for-access” fundraisers that Trudeau organized with CCP-linked billionaires while campaigning for the 2015 election.

I posted about these findings on Reddit, calling for an investigation, and was widely derided as a racist. I also sent in tips to CBC, the Globe and Mail, and CTV. None of these media organizations investigated or reported on the issue.

A few days later, and for about two weeks, whenever I left the house I was obviously trailed by individuals of Chinese appearance (in an area with almost no Asian population). Various individuals would sit in their cars across the street watching our house and waiting for me to leave. This only stopped when I reported the issue to the FBI. […]

The out-of-province donations to Trudeau’s riding association by individuals with Chinese surnames residing in BC dwarfed the donations that he received directly as a candidate. And because these donations were made to his riding association rather than himself or his party, were never reported in the media. Few think to examine riding association donations rather than donations directly to candidates or parties, because the concept of funneling riding association donations to directly support candidates was new to the 2015 election. I’m also not sure if it is legal.

Amateur Hour

This week’s media pile-on directed at Alberta and Saskatchewan was a deliberate political trap, timed and designed to benefit the federal Liberals and NDP on Monday.

The strategy: to force a humiliating public policy reversal on vaccine “passports” to anger the libertarians/conservative base and drive votes from Erin O’Toole to the PPC.

Premiers Jason Kenney and Scott Moe took the bait.

Mission accomplished.

Wynneing!

Or Wynnescam?

Wynne was reduced to insisting “I’m not tone deaf” Monday as more revelations about self-serving relations between her government and the unions continued to spill out. “We have to remember that for years and years there were 72 school boards making these decisions,” in place of the centralized process put in place by her Liberals, she said. The fact the new process has proven slower, clunkier and far more expensive than anyone expected is just something voters are supposed to swallow. Unfortunately for Wynne, the size of the meal keeps growing: from $2.5 million paid to three unions when the news broke a week ago, the figure quickly grew to $3.7 million, and on Tuesday was reported to be as high as $7.1 million.
[…] According to one calculation, teachers and affiliated unions have spent $6.5 million supporting the Liberals in the past three elections, on top of direct donations to the party approaching $1 million. In return the Liberal governments of Wynne and predecessor Dalton McGuinty have rewarded union members with rich increases in benefits and salaries. Though McGuinty eventually came into conflict with union bosses as he tried to reduce Ontario’s swollen deficit, Wynne quickly mended relations by granting public school teachers $468 million in concessions in advance of the 2014 election. The unions repaid the favour with a fierce advertising campaign against Tory leader Tim Hudak.

Now Is The Time At SDA When We Juxtapose!

Apologies to all SDA readers for this posting being prematurely published. Personal events got in the way of it being properly completed. Those issues are now resolved and here is the full posting, as intended.
2011: Stephen Harper’s Tories win majority government with 39.62% of popular vote
The reaction to this victory was a resounding refrain that 60% of Canadians don’t support Harper and what an unfair & undemocratic process the current Canadian voting system is:

2015: Justin Trudeau’s Liberals win majority government with 39.47% of popular vote – The reaction to this victory “mysteriously” was absent of the fact that 60% of Canadians didn’t vote for Trudeau and the Liberals:

It is quite astounding how the so-called principles and convictions of some people change depending on which team loses.
Now that the bogeyman of Stephen Harper is gone, Rex Murphy asks some important questions about who the Left in Canada will now focus their barbs of hate on. While Leftists across the nation insist that they don’t want “American style” politics in Canada, the rampant HDS evidence of the past 9 years strongly suggests that they LOVE, and even NEED, a figurehead to hate upon. Here’s what Murphy had to say:

Speaking of Mr. Harper — now that he is, effectively, no longer prime minister, who or what shall fill the void? He was the lightning rod of our every discontent. He was a monster bent on destroying our democracy, a fascist who worked on a secret agenda for a full nine years in office and of which even now, with his leaving office, we remain still in darkness, innocent of its terrors. For you see it was far more important to keep it secret than to execute it.
He was, variously Machiavelli, Mussolini, Mao and Hitler. Harper Canada’s image in the forums of the world, and purged all our “Canadian values” here at home. He was the Sauron of Mount Doom-on-the-Rideau waving his terrible arms from the towers of fear and hate. He was tepid on global warming and down on selfies. He liked hockey.
Well, who can fill that vital role? Who can be the magnet of our great discontent now that he is going and soon to be gone? Can we abide a country that is now all sunshine and butterflies, all summer holidays and hootenanys? I predict a Canada invective-deprived, all honey and harmony. Post-Harper, all is calm, all is bright. Can we live with that? Can Twitter survive? Will Raffi hang up the mandolin?

Navigation