Monday, April 04, 2005
AdScam and The U.N. Oil-For-Food Scandal: Joined At The Hip?
The Canadian AdScam hearings are now revealing a rampage of corruption and greed by the Liberal Party of Canada, especially its Quebec wing, that rivals anything found in France or the U.N. In fact, its growing tentacles may yet be shown to extend into that Mother Of All Scams, the U.N. Oil-For-Food scandal, according to this powerful exposé by the Western Standard’s Kevin Steel. Read the whole thing.
It's doubtful many Canadians are prepared to buy Paul Martin’s story that he did not know about AdScam; the man was Canada’s Finance Minister for the ten years leading up to his takeover of the Prime Minister’s Office from the vile Jean Chretien, on whose watch AdScam flourished, and against whom Martin schemed for that entire time. And the reality is this old saw: if as Canada's Minister of Finance he knew nothing about AdScam, then he sure as hell isn't qualified to lead the country. Conversely, if he did know about AdScam and looked the other way, perhaps in the knowledge that it could eventually hurt Chretien, then he is certainly eminently qualified to be Canadian Prime Minister and perhaps even Secretary-General of the United Nations.
Not surprisingly, it is now being reported that the Canadian government will soon take up a posture against the U.S. Congressional Oil-For-Food investigations by joining France, Spain, Russia, China, Germany and, inexplicably, Britain and Australia, in declaring support for Kofi Annan.
It's time to sink Canada's insanely greedy Liberal Party. All of them, including present PM Paul Martin, have got to go, now and for all time. They have long treated bovine Canadian taxpayers as dupes for their looting schemes, and seem prepared to rob them blind even if it means obstructing the U.S. in the U.N. Security Council and pimping for Saddam.
The good news is that bloggers seem ready to help Canadians take down their corrupt political/media establishments and rescue Canada from the Liberal Party once and for all.
It's doubtful many Canadians are prepared to buy Paul Martin’s story that he did not know about AdScam; the man was Canada’s Finance Minister for the ten years leading up to his takeover of the Prime Minister’s Office from the vile Jean Chretien, on whose watch AdScam flourished, and against whom Martin schemed for that entire time. And the reality is this old saw: if as Canada's Minister of Finance he knew nothing about AdScam, then he sure as hell isn't qualified to lead the country. Conversely, if he did know about AdScam and looked the other way, perhaps in the knowledge that it could eventually hurt Chretien, then he is certainly eminently qualified to be Canadian Prime Minister and perhaps even Secretary-General of the United Nations.
Not surprisingly, it is now being reported that the Canadian government will soon take up a posture against the U.S. Congressional Oil-For-Food investigations by joining France, Spain, Russia, China, Germany and, inexplicably, Britain and Australia, in declaring support for Kofi Annan.
It's time to sink Canada's insanely greedy Liberal Party. All of them, including present PM Paul Martin, have got to go, now and for all time. They have long treated bovine Canadian taxpayers as dupes for their looting schemes, and seem prepared to rob them blind even if it means obstructing the U.S. in the U.N. Security Council and pimping for Saddam.
The good news is that bloggers seem ready to help Canadians take down their corrupt political/media establishments and rescue Canada from the Liberal Party once and for all.
