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.

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?