Tyrants have always found the Magna Carta to be reckless…
Pierre Poilievre charges ahead recklessly https://t.co/W0YU4tofuW pic.twitter.com/NXfghcJyDe
— Robert Fife (@RobertFife) October 21, 2025
Pierre Poilievre is by no means the first person to raise concerns about RCMP covering up of Trudeau/Liberal scandals. And it’s not like there is a lack of evidence to take to trial.
But hey, we did get an apology….
Related: Isee everyone got the talking points…
A federal department briefing note says that organized crime is suspected to be operating in the public sector, although the specific federal offices that are allegedly involved went unnamed.
“It is also suspected that organized crime groups are also involved in areas of the public sector,” said the memo from the Department of Public Safety, titled “Organized Crime” and obtained by Blacklock’s Reporter through Access to Information.
The note estimated about 26 criminal gangs to be active “within Canadian public sector agencies or departments.”
“According to the Criminal Intelligence Service of Canada [CISC] the principal motivating factors for corruption in the sector are familial connections, romantic relationships and monetary benefits,” it said.
Yes, and one of these shadowy organizations operates as the Liberal Party of Canada. Speaking of which, has Jerry Diaz been charged with anything yet?
Sometimes they(CBC) do some decent work
CBC- WE Charity misled donors about building schools in Kenya, records show
“They’re relying on the good grace of donors to just not ask too many questions? That’s just wrong. It’s a breach of trust,” she said.
The documents show that schoolhouses were routinely double-, triple- and quadruple-matched to large donors, a practice confirmed to The Fifth Estate by former WE employees. In one example, eight major donors are stated to have funded the same schoolhouse.
Then again they seem to have missed some well known, key details.
And why is it they always have friends?
An organization that received $5.8 million from the federal government to help job seekers from under-represented communities is refusing to say if it paid the prime minister’s mother, Margaret Trudeau, to speak at an event it held this month.
When they can’t say “no”, it means “yes”.
Here is a story the bought and paid for media will ignore. Blacklock reports that the ombudsman has released a report on Dear Leader’s relationship with the WE scam. It appears various departments approached the charity with offers of confidential contracts. Costs were to be determined later. I’m sure it was all legit.
The point here is plain. Why does it take months to make a ruling on what is, substantially, a very limited and understood question? Did Justin Trudeau’s engagements, his multiple appearances as a high-banner speaker at WE Day events, and his therefore obviously friendly relationship with Craig and Marc Kielburger, play any part in the decision, since abandoned, to pay the brothers’ WE Charity up to $43.5 million to run a program worth almost $1 billion? Were any other organizations consulted, offered an opportunity to apply for management of that program, or was WE plucked out because of its high profile with the prime minister? Was this a plain conflict of interest or the plain appearance of a conflict of interest, which in this context, are more or less the same thing? […]
There’s nothing complicated here. The Kielburger brothers almost got the administration of a huge pile of public money. The Trudeau family had received financial benefits from said brothers. The prime minister, both before taking the highest office and when in it, was a full-throated participant, speaker and endorser of WE and the Kielburgers. His mother received a boatload of fees. His brother somewhat less. His wife showed up at their stadium galas with all expenses paid. The Kielburgers — before they backed out from the controversy — were in difficult times, their organization tottering from mass resignations.
$400,000 gets you half a billion. Give or take.
To fully appreciate the great gobs of cash WE gave the Trudeaus before he approved a half billion tax dollars for them—watch this. pic.twitter.com/dEuqb6xv0c
— Pierre Poilievre (@PierrePoilievre) March 20, 2021
It’s a “charity”
Craig Kielburger vs Pierre Poilievre — and it’s ugly.
Oopsie update: “Excuse me Craig, you’re in a lot of trouble here. You’re under oath.”
Poilievre: What was Ben Chin’s role in shaping the program
Craig Kielburger: None
Poilievre: Here is a LinkedIn message from you thanking him for shaping the government program.
Craig Kielburger: My EA was spamming people on LinkedIn.
A prominent donor to WE Charity has alleged that the charity was “duplicitous” in its relationships with donors and has failed to provide a proper accounting of its use of donor funds in Kenya.
Reed Cowan, a U.S. television journalist who estimates that he has mobilized millions of dollars for WE Charity, told a House of Commons committee that the charity had misled donors by promising sponsorship of the same Kenyan school to different groups without their knowledge.
Mr. Cowan said he has repeatedly asked the charity for a full accounting of all funds raised by him and his team of donors. “As of this date, I have not been provided that accounting,” he told the committee on Friday.[…]
Mr. Cowan had travelled to Kenya in 2007, on the first anniversary of his son’s death, to open a school in his son’s name. He said he was inspired by seeing Craig Kielburger, co-founder of WE Charity, speaking about the schools on an episode of Oprah Winfrey’s television show.
Recently, however, he discovered a video of the same school, emblazoned with the name of another U.S. philanthropist. The video, he said, “suggests damningly” that the charity had already held an opening celebration at the same school for a different donor.Less than two weeks later, the same ceremony was held again for Mr. Cowan’s donor group with the “same people, same songs, same everything – different plaques,” he said.
His opening statement can be viewed here.
Merry Xmas folks!
Here's a searchable data base of every organization in Canada that received the CEWS wage subsidy benefit all 368,240 businesses, charities and non-profits. https://t.co/UUPiLseK1p
Like the $30 billion Rogers media empire where Mayor @JohnTOry has senior roles pic.twitter.com/URiFwzcUPr— not inklessPW 💎 (@inklessPW) December 25, 2020
Whoops! No, no, no. They pulled it down! “The “View full list of employers” functionality is temporarily unavailable.”
But you can still read some of the highlights on this thread — including!
$55 billion of COVID subsidies (tax $$ ) paid to >300,000 organizations including:
BCE (Bell Canada)
Rogers Communications
Galen Weston’s Shoppers Drug Mart
Bank of China
PetroChina
China Southern Airlines
Air China
Update (that was fast): The $54 billion questions has been answered. Someone tweeted out the the URL that links to the full list of all 340,000 CEWs recipients that are corporations
It’s here. Enjoy!
The list of 19 staffers who have been assigned responsibilities in the campaign to elevate Morneau to the top job at the OECD includes public servants working in communications and media relations, policy advisers and analysts, diplomatic outreach and protocol officers, an assistant deputy minister responsible for strategic policy and a number of GAC staff who regularly liaise with the OECD, among others.
These officials will provide Morneau with “strategic policy advice, advocacy and support,” “communications advice and support,” and “coordination of diplomatic outreach.”
🚨🚨 BREAKING at Ethics Committee we learn that legally ordered WE documents have been destroyed. pic.twitter.com/l4q4T01vwQ
— Michael Barrett (@MikeBarrettON) November 9, 2020
Ethics committee shuts down efforts to acquire speaking contracts involving Trudeau, wife
How much money does Trudeau really have? Because sometimes he acts like he’s broke.
“Wait, back up the bus! Did you just say the Prime Minister was paid $1.3 million dollars in speaking fees?!” Hear details in ‘Eye On Ottawa’ podcast with Blacklock’s Reporter and @steeletalk ‘Eye On Ottawa’. https://t.co/xyauWSbvla
— Blacklock's Reporter (@mindingottawa) October 20, 2020
Nothing to see here: Trudeau “threatens” an election if his corruption is investigated.
NEW: Liberal House Leader Pablo Rodriguez says the government considers the conservative motion to be a matter of confidence. #cdnpoli
— Marieke Walsh (@MariekeWalsh) October 20, 2020
Liberals, NDP vote to shut down Conservatives’ renewed push to examine WE affair
WE! WE! WE!
All the way to a jurisdiction without a extradition treaty.
(I’m only guessing).
To be waving goodbye…?
With possible relevance to the tweet below, I'm getting word that 8-10 moving vans are parked outside of WE's Toronto offices tonight. https://t.co/OylcxhaDrq
— Jesse Brown (@JesseBrown) September 1, 2020
Updated @JesseBrown: Deleted a tweet about moving trucks outside of WE HQ because I think it was too speculative.
Related: What is Trudeau hiding?
Katie Telford’s husband pressed Trudeau government to make changes to wage subsidy law to benefit his employer…
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