Bill Blair repeatedly denies any involvement or influence in the investigation. Bill Blair went so far as to say that “there was no promise” contrary to what RCMP commissioner Lucki has stated. RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki said that she made a promise to the Minister of Public Safety, and the Prime Minister’s Office, that she would release information on the April 18th-19th shootings.

Somebody is not telling the truth, is it the RCMP, is it the Liberals or both?

Facing multiple questions, Blair came to the defense of Commissioner Brenda Lucki, who is at the center of the controversy, which has generated calls for emergency parliamentary hearings.

“There was no pressure brought to bear and no interference with the operational decisions of the RCMP,” Blair told reporters on Wednesday. “I made no effort to pressure the RCMP to interfere in any way with their investigation. I gave no direction as to what information they should communicate. Those are operational decisions of the RCMP. And I respect that and I have respected that throughout.”

Candice Bergen Presses the Liberals To Tell The Truth About Nova Scotia Mass Shooting Investigation

Conservatives repeatedly were seeking the truth in the House of Commons, but Bill Blair denies any Federal interference into Nova Scotia mass shooting investigation.

]]> https://canadianriley.com/bill-blair-under-fire-denys-any-federal-interference-into-nova-scotia-mass-shooting-investigation/feed/ 0 847 https://canadianriley.com/house-of-commons-goes-crazy-during-intense-debate-with-mendicino-over-emergencies-act-misinformation/ https://canadianriley.com/house-of-commons-goes-crazy-during-intense-debate-with-mendicino-over-emergencies-act-misinformation/?noamp=mobile#respond Wed, 15 Jun 2022 05:36:28 +0000 https://canadianriley.com/?p=547 Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino has been changing his story from “we acted on the advice of law enforcement” to “we consulted with law enforcement”, to blaming the Conservatives for the Ottawa protest. Watch as the House of Commons goes crazy during intense debate with Marco Mendicino over his invocation of the Emergencies Act misinformation. The federal Conservatives say the public safety minister has lost credibility over his comments about the decision to invoke the Emergencies Act, and they’re calling for him to resign.

I thought this bill CLM it, which would give the CRTC the ability to determine what you see and say online, it would give privilege to certain types of content that would then appear in your newsfeed and on your YouTube channel. Because of manipulating the algorithms, using bureaucratic powers behind the scenes. These powers exists nowhere else in the free world. Furthermore, Trudeau now has a proposal to bring in something called a digital Safety Commissioner. This is someone who would have the ability to take down content that he doesn’t like on the internet.

Now, let’s be clear, about you get a lot worse if this passes, in fact, they had an online consultation and the Twitter Corporation, not somebody’s individual tweet, but the company itself said that these powers remind the company of what already exists in North Korea and Iran. Right? That is what Trudeau wants to institute here in Canada. It shouldn’t surprise anyone he said that he admires the basic Chinese communist dictatorship, right? That is the mentality that goes in to these things. And why why did you want to do that course he’s afraid of criticism. He doesn’t want to debate because he knows can’t win a debate.

In fact, he’s terrified of debating me in the morning figured that instead, he has tried to censor me and other people like me by shutting down social media platforms so that every piece of debate has to go through the liberal media in Ottawa, which he has bought off and which are loyal entirely to him so that they can continue to just regurgitate his talking points rather than letting the people speak freely. Ladies and gentlemen, I pledge to stand up and fight back against C 11. And the digital Safety Commissioner for appeal that law and fire that commissioner and reinstate freedom.

I can’t sit here and be part of a government cover up. And that’s why this morning I again wrote to the RCMP Commissioner regarding the RCMP criminal brief on the investigation into the Prime Minister’s $215,000 private island vacation. The criminal brief says the RCMP differed to the Ethics Commissioner. interpretation of the Prime Minister’s actions were not criminal in nature. However, we now know from the news, the former commissioner Mary Dawson was unfamiliar with the Criminal Code offense of fraud against the government, she had no interpretation to give. So has the Prime Minister spoken to the RCMP in the last week about his criminal behavior?

I think it’s important to recognize even before the Prime Minister was the Prime Minister, even before he was the leader of the Liberal Party, conservative members always had personal attacks against the Prime Minister. Ever since we’ve been in government. Their focus has been character assassination. While they want to focus on that, Mr. Speaker, we will continue to focus on programs that matter. And an excellent example of that is the National Child Care Program. Mr. Speaker, a program that is serving Canadians in every region of our nation today.

The Prime Minister should really answer his questions he can run but he can’t hide from the law. The RCMP difference to the retired Commissioner Dawson was asserted as one of the justifications for why it was not in the public interest to pursue a criminal investigation. But now all the public interest arguments by the RCMP for not pursuing charges have been undone in the past week. It is in the public interest for Canadians to know the Prime Minister is not above the law. So will the Prime Minister and his staff cooperate with the RCMP in this investigation of fraud on the government by the Prime Minister.

April we’re witnessing is an ongoing continuation of political theatrics from the Conservative Party. Three leaders ago they were talking about this, Mr. Speaker, at the end of the day, as I’ve pointed out in the previous questions, is that they can continue they can do what they want with their focus. What I can assure Canadians, Mr. Speaker is that this government, whether it’s the Prime Minister, other cabinet ministers, or the Liberal caucus, a whole as a whole will continue to focus our attention on making life better for all Canadians in every region of this nation.

Conservatives accuse in the House of Commons that the Prime Minister was found guilty on four sections of the conflict of interest Act and that the only reason the RCMP didn’t charge him was because he is the prime minister.  The RCMP said the Prime Minister was off the hook because he could have granted himself permission to accept a luxurious vacation gift worth $215,000.