Read the articles at PoliticsWatch and Canada.com. There is a SoundOff! at the Canada.com article, so make yourself heard.
Apparently, our government officials have received "legal council" advising them to pay Dingwall or face a potential lawsuit. Wasted tax payer money aside, it is truly insane that a man who quit his job over allegations of illegal activity should have a leg to stand on as far as a lawsuit goes.
I have only ever quit one job in my life, and I can assure you, I did not receive any severance. I certainly would not be able to sue my former employer for it either. I would love to know who gave the PM legal advice in this matter. I should have such a lawyer!
There is something to Harper's accusation regarding hush money. I would love to know what Dingwall knows about the inner workings of government. Martin certainly has no intention of cleaning up the corruption in government if he has decided to pay Dingwall severance. It would be interesting to see what sort of blackmail has been involved in this process.
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10/05/2005
Hush Money
Posted by Ruth at 10/05/2005 01:33:00 PM Share
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Mr. Bratten is applying his research & accounting skills to this issue
http://www.mkbraaten.com/
That is very interesting. Not surprised to see I am not the only one left pondering this bizarre behaviour on the part of our government. It just doesn't add up... unless there is something underhanded going on. I suspect that there is.
Is anyone compiling a list of these offensive actions by the Liberal Party that can be distributed just before the next election?
Good question. I know that Toronto Tory had started a list of companies and/or individuals who have unethical relationships with Paul Martin, and/or the Liberal party. I don't know how far he got but I assume he is still continuing it.
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