RCMP Employ Bag of Tricks to Protect DOJ and PMO – To Avoid Justice for Victims of PS752

The lie the RCMP is selling to Canadians is a doozy – they want Canadians to believe that they dropped their plans to criminally investigate the atrocity, and that no mention is made of any officer taking notes that detail that meeting – how convenient. Also convenient is that the decision to drop the investigation came just 12 days after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met with Iran’s Foreign Minister, Javad Zarif and after Mounties had met with the Department of Justice and Public Prosecution Service.

Staley: What’s next – a public order emergency for climate change? Justice Rouleau recommends removal of CSIS Act reference in Emergencies Act

Justice Rouleau recently put out his decision regarding Trudeau’s use of the emergencies act which was used to suspend civil liberties and clear out the Freedom Convoy protest in Ottawa – a decision where he declared the use of the emergencies act justified. What is perhaps more alarming, is Justice Rouleau’s recommendation that the threshold for the use of the Emergencies Act essentially be lowered.

Staley: Was the Freedom Convoy compromised?

It would be naive to think that a protest the size and magnitude of the Freedom Convoy wouldn’t have a list of people seeking to infiltrate its ranks for various reasons. The freedom Convoy not only captured the hearts of Canadians from coast to coast but also those from around the world.

The protest raised more money in mere weeks than Canada’s major established political parties could raise in the entire final quarter of 2020 (3 months). In a short span of just weeks, the Freedom Convoy had raised over $10 million dollars.

What do you do with a decentralized movement that’s fed up with all levels of government from all political stripes because those in power refuse to respect their rights and freedoms?

Perhaps, you join their ranks and steer the ship into your preferred direction?

Accountability is dead in Canada

By: Greg Staley Written On: 2022-10-09 In Canada it would seem that only those that honk in support of the wrong things ever get their feet held to the fire. You see, the RCMP Commissioner was supposed to be investigated by Canada’s National Security and Intelligence Review Agency but the agency decided to “partially suspend”Continue reading “Accountability is dead in Canada”

Trudeau government blatantly lied – source in Iran says PS 752 was shot down with intention to blame USA

The ultimate aim was to blame the United States for the downing “and unfortunately the unlucky lottery has fallen on this passenger plane.” But the plan backfired, “The United States did not react at all.” By: Greg Staley Written On: 2022-08-16 On December 2nd of 2020 the RCMP was handed sensitive information derived from aContinue reading “Trudeau government blatantly lied – source in Iran says PS 752 was shot down with intention to blame USA”

Why is the Canadian government making justice for victims of PS752 so hard?

The response we received from the RCMP media relations team was staggering – they still had unwavering confidence in the Ukrainian authority’s ability to conduct the investigation and see no need to launch a Canadian-led investigation for our citizens.

“Despite the current circumstances in Ukraine, we have witnessed the abilities and dedication of the Ukrainian investigators and we continue to have confidence in their efforts.” The email closed by saying, “In the pursuit of truth, justice and accountability for this tragedy, the RCMP remains committed to continuing our law enforcement assistance to Ukraine as well as to ensuring we provide the victims’ families, and loved ones affected, with support services. “

Flight PS752 Continues to Raise Questions about Trudeau and RCMP

Justin Trudeau has sought to normalize relations with Iran dating back to before he became Prime Minister. In light of recent allegations of political interference in Nova Scotia involving the RCMP commissioner, and a pending code of conduct investigation into her refusal to open a criminal investigation into the downing of flight PS752, we know that Canadians must question the relationship between the RCMP and the Prime Minister’s Office. One such question being: Just how much influence does the Prime Minister’s Office have over the RCMP commissioner?

RCMP Commissioner under pending code of conduct investigation amid political interference allegations

Canadians have become alarmed at the revelations that their RCMP Commissioner may not be independent of the Prime Minister’s Office. Unfortunately, they haven’t come to realize the full scope of the situation. RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki is already under a pending code of conduct investigation for her refusal to open a criminal investigation into the downing of flight PS752 – a flight that was taken down by two missiles and resulted in the loss of 55 Canadian citizens and 30 permanent residents.

Universal Basic Income – Busy work or A Solution to Eradicate Poverty

With Bill S-233 being debated in the Senate, perhaps it’s time to have a serious look at a national framework for a guaranteed livable basic income?  Conservative Senator, Hugh Segal has been a proponent of such a mechanism for decades yet it is usually panned as ‘too expensive’, an infringement on provincial jurisdiction, or a disincentive for participation in the labour force by those right of centre. 

Canada to give up health sovereignty to unelected W.H.O? W.H.O to make global pandemic treaty with 190 nations

So, when reading between the lines, we can see that the treaty will be legally binding and enforce compliance with health responses through a regular review process. This means if Canada signs the treaty we will be forced to provide details of our health systems and our people to an unelected outside regulatory body that will no longer be an outside regulatory body if this treaty is adopted as planned.

Perhaps this sounds a bit extreme – but this is exactly what Health Ministers from around the world are calling for. In fact, the Ministers writing in the BMJ wrote that “we need to share data, samples, technologies, and benefits.” They write that “a new instrument could potentially include a multilateral framework for sharing surveillance and monitoring data, genetic data and pathogens.” In essence, if the Ministers get their way, it sounds like the COVID nanny state the world has become accustomed to will be here to stay forever.