SCN Lavalin and the BS.......
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Years of corruption scandals, charges laid against executives and yet they are still in business..
Shocking to read how corrupt that company is, buying contracts all over the world.. The reason companies like this are still in business is politicians who make $150k/year with a net worth of multi million dollars..
Math don't add up, be pretty cool if an indigenous woman blows the whistle on all the dirtbags stealing money from you and I...
Shocking to read how corrupt that company is, buying contracts all over the world.. The reason companies like this are still in business is politicians who make $150k/year with a net worth of multi million dollars..
Math don't add up, be pretty cool if an indigenous woman blows the whistle on all the dirtbags stealing money from you and I...
DaveB
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Solar panels? Indigenous rights?
Mike270412
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U.S. news. Something about a wall???
slededjr
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Interesting fact I’m trying to wrap my head around: The Quebec pension fund owns the majority of the SNC Lavalin shares and one of the biggest clients of SNC Lavalin is Saudi Arabia. Now I’m beginning to understand why Quebec is against the Energy East Pipeline and why Saudi Oil is exempted from Carbon Tax and why Trudeau has such a big stake in these matters. What’s next? Energy West Pipeline to move Saudi oil to the West???
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It always seems that the statement "follow the money" brings things into clarity. That was a nice find. If Trudeau was honest, he would have supported the Prosecution Services decision instead of trying to lye about it and try to protect his and his government's future.
imdoo'n
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Well Well, looks like Trudy has just sacked his best bud, G Butts.
https://globalnews.ca/news/4972637/gerald-butts-resigns-justin-trudeau-snc-lavalin/
https://globalnews.ca/news/4972637/gerald-butts-resigns-justin-trudeau-snc-lavalin/
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Its a start. The LIEberals house of cards is starting to collapse. Hopefully Zoolander will soon follow
Great day for Canada all the same.
X-it
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Gee whiz everyone who can testify is getting fired.
Luke The Drifter
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Well now who is gonna read Trudeau his cue cards? The guy can barely get through an interview as it is without "rearranging the thoughts"
The snowball is only starting to roll downhill for the liberals, I'm sure everyone involved in this is sh!tting their pants at this moment. And I really hope that those involved face some criminal charges but given how our legal system works, they'll probably get a slap on the wrist and a stern talking to...
The snowball is only starting to roll downhill for the liberals, I'm sure everyone involved in this is sh!tting their pants at this moment. And I really hope that those involved face some criminal charges but given how our legal system works, they'll probably get a slap on the wrist and a stern talking to...
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gunner3006
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Oh it sure is heating up. Hay hay goodbye.
Cdnfireman
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Don’t kid yourself....Butts isn’t going anywhere. He’ll go from being paid by the government to being paid by the liberal party and will still be in the background manipulating Trudeau into carrying on with his progressive agenda. Trudeau doesn’t have the IQ to run his own life, let alone the prime ministers office.
he needs butts to tell him what to do and say.
he needs butts to tell him what to do and say.
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Sure looks like the feds are letting SNC-Lavalin wiggle off the hook. If this was anyone but a Quebec company you can be sure these charges wouldn't be dropped.
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/cana...ve-stephane-2/
The dismissal of Mr. Roy’s case marks the third time this month that lengthy legal procedures involving former SNC executives have come to an abrupt and unexpected conclusion.
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/cana...ve-stephane-2/
The dismissal of Mr. Roy’s case marks the third time this month that lengthy legal procedures involving former SNC executives have come to an abrupt and unexpected conclusion.
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https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/snc...ore-mps-knew-of-proposed-law-change-1.4306397
SNC knew about the new remediation law before liberal law makers and prosecutors.
SNC knew about the new remediation law before liberal law makers and prosecutors.
