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Oh justin, what a tangled web of deceit, manipulation, disregard for integrity, and dishonouring of the Prime Ministers office you have shown


A SHORT TIME AGO on Twitter  (@Puglaas) announced:

I have just been informed by the Prime Minister of Canada that I am removed from the Liberal caucus and as the confirmed Vancouver Granville candidate for the Liberal Party of Canada in the 2019 federal election. More to come...


So much for the Real Change offered by justin trudeau,
and his Liberal Party, after being elected. Or maybe
this was the change he was s[peaking of?

So, rather than do the honourable thing, after all of the coercion he has set in play after the past several months, the DIS-honourable justin Trudeau has given Wilson-Raybould the boot ... rather than he himself stepping down.

I and all Canadians, with the exception of those who still believe the Kool-Aid of “sunny days’ coming from our former drama-teacher PM, should be thoroughly disgusted by this action!
I hope that Jody Wilson-Raybould will be encouraged by thousands of Canadians from right across Canada, to run as an Independent!  Parliament needs more people with integrity!!

Here are comments from just few Canadians, on Twitter, who echoed over and over again the same things:



Patti Bacchus: Your integrity and courage are inspiring. What a huge mistake by @JustinTrudeau and the #lpc.

Ronald Beer:  Millions of Canadians are holding you in high regard for your principled stance upholding the Canadian law. Ottawa needs your voice even if it is as an independent.

Fiona McMurran:  I don't have the words to convey my feelings of sorrow and outrage at this, Ms. Wilson-Raybould. It is a sad day for Canada that the Liberal Party has shown itself to be so short-sighted and cowardly. I applaud your ideals and I hope that one day Canada can live up to them.

Alice MacGillivry: Your election inspired me more than any other political event. Your standing up for your truth only added to that. Regardless of your future achievements, you've had an impact on Canadian politics and cultures


A FRIEND ON Social Media posted a comment wondering if Christy Clark will now take up the mantle as the Liberal candidate in the riding of Vancouver Granville.  

All I can say is ... God I hope so!

 Christy Clark is the antithesis of integrity, and BC residents already let her know, on more than one occasion not just in 2017, what they thought of her BIG "L" Liberal antics.

The majority of Canadian I believe hope that come October, Jody Wilson-Raybould will REMAIN as the MP, for Vancouver Granville, should she choose to
run again. 

Meantime Clark, if she runs, will be left wondering if a Mac truck hit her -- just like the rest of the Liberal MPs who allowed for oppression, manipulation, pressure, and forcefulness to be the standard for the party!  They be joining her in the ranks of defeated candidates after October’s General election.

Oh justin, what a tangled web of deceit, manipulation, disregard for integrity, and dishonouring of the Prime Ministers office you have shown.   

I an others will hopefully be able to wave good bye to you and your ilk in October!


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