An agreement between a State company and a shadowy unregistered lobbyist that states "As per our discussions of last week, we would like you to advise us on the political and social implications of . . ." is fishy.
In 2005 testimony before the Gomery inquiry into the sponsorship program,
Mr. Clermont testified that Mr. Dingwall’s political adviser at the time, Warren
Kinsella, repeatedly called Mr. Clermont to request that the Crown corporation
hire certain Liberal law firms and advertising companies. Mr. Kinsella has
disputed Mr. Clermont’s claims.
They've been hiring each other, cheating the Canadian public out of money and covering their tracks, non?
"You’ve got two deans of the Liberal party," Mr. Williamson said. "One is hiring
the other. It looks awful, particularly since, at least in the public eye, they
were both forced out of their positions because of inappropriate actions. In
both cases, their careers did not end on a high note in terms of transparency
and accountability."
Who's naughty now?
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They've been hiring each other, cheating the Canadian public out of money and covering their tracks, non?
Thats what Liberals do...!
Afterall, there IS an election comming up and Liberals have always needed taxpayers to foot the bill.
There is still 40 million dollars missing from Adscam, its stashed away for a rainy day.
My bet is Dingwall's latest stipend will somehow make its way into Liberal coffers, in the form of cash, no paper trail, and Elections Canada won't lift a finger to investigate any CASH dealings reported by the Liberals.
Liberals don't investigate other LIBERALS.
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