Reflections, Observations, and Analyses Pertaining to the Canadian Political Scene
Friday, March 16, 2012
The Smoke From That Gun Is Turning Into An Overpowering Stench
Despite the Harper regime's steadfast denials over involvement in the voter suppression crimes and their attempts to divert suspicion onto the Liberals and NDP, evidence is mounting suggesting their complicity in the felonies:
An investigation by CBC News has turned up voters all over Canada who say the reason they got robocalls sending them to fictitious polling stations was that they'd revealed they would not vote Conservative.
Although the Conservative Party has denied any involvement in the calls, these new details suggest that the misleading calls relied on data gathered by, and carefully guarded by, the Conservative Party.
You can read the entire story here.
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Felonies would be American crimes. Indictable offences here.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the correction. I was looking for a synonym because I didn't want to repeat 'crimes'. I will remember 'indictable offences' for future reference.
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