Liberal is now Nova Scotia in April 2020 We are actively working on damage control to address allegations of trying to politically command police issues shortly after the mass shooting.
On Tuesday, a report released by a public investigation into the shooting that killed 22 people contained a nasty note by the Nova Scotia cavalry.
According to a memo by Darren Campbell of the RCMP foreman taken at the time, RCMP commissioner Brenda Lucki told the police in charge of the investigation that the type of gun used by the shooter was the Firearms Act of the Free Government. We are promoting.
According to Campbell's memo, Lucky promised to disclose this information to the Federal Security Branch and the Prime Minister's Office.
These are really disturbing claims that reveal patterns of political interference by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. First, there was an attempt to direct prosecution in the SNC-Lavalin case. Then there was a shameful non-Canadian attempt to confirm that Vice Admiral Marc Norman was indicted.
This gives Trudeau liberals at least three such opportunities to believe that law is a plaything for political purposes.
Trudeau, Lucki, and Minister of Public Security Bill Blair have denied that such interference has occurred.
But Lucky admits that not everything was right at meetings with Campbell and other mounties. She wrote in a statement. "My need for information should have been better weighed against the seriousness of the situation they were experiencing."
This is a weapon in a way that Lucky is not really professional. You can read it as if you were searching for information about. She is just trying to fend off the political angle of the weapon. Her remarks can be read like the wrong direction of the classic Trudeau.
Anyway, such a serious question cannot prolong the length of the RCMP. Brenda Lucki has to go. She needs to be removed from her position.
However, the real drawback here is that the liberals are enthusiastic about so many things. As such, they are even keen to turn tragedy into a political opportunity.
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