Parliament is Canada’s House of ill-repute

It pains me to say this, but my experience on the income trust matter has proven to me without a shadow of a doubt that Parliament has become Canada’s House of ill-repute.

Meanwhile, it is presided over by its madam, Prime Minister Stephen Hooker.

I actually don’t know who is worse, Prime Minister Stephen Hooker or his side kick Finance Minister who takes pride in the fact that he is descended from pirates, who raided ships in the high seas, stealing money and goods from the innocents.

It really doesn’t matter because they work for the same clientele, namely Canadian corporations and the corporate managers’ agenda, which is contrary to that of Canadians. Meanwhile some of the greatest acts of ill repute often take place in the “Red Chamber”, which is held out to Canadians as being the chamber of sober second thought. Well if that’s the case then how possibly could the Chamber of Sober Second Thought have passed a budget that contained the egregious and falsely premised income trust tax, after the elected members of the House of ill-repute conducted extensive public hearings on income trusts and wrote in their report, the following as their number one recommendation:

“It is imperative that a democratic government be as transparent as possible when levying a new tax so that it can be held to account by its citizens. The Committee, therefore, recommends that the federal government release the data and methodology it used to estimate the amount of federal tax revenue loss caused by the income trust sector.”

Well, to date, this hasn’t happened, even though the Finance Committee required it of this minority government. The majority will has been thwarted by the minority? This is not how democracies are supposed to work. Canada is obviously not a functioning democracy then, for this to have transpired? That’s because the Senate failed to act, in the manner expected and required of them.

They snooze. We lose,

Meanwhile, we have the very persons for whom this policy was enacted, giving blatantly false testimony before the Finance Committee Public Hearings in an attempt to cover their trail and buy cover for the government who clearly acted at their behest. This is something the Bible calls the giving of false witness in the Ten Commandments, as in "Thou shalt not bear false witness".

Here is what the Chief BS Officer of ManuLie tried to hoist on the public, using Canada's House of ill-repute as his venue:

"The notion and the implication that somehow the government on this file is responding to initiatives that originated with corporations is not based on reality."

What an utterly absurd proposition and outright lie. Otherwise what was he there giving testimony for and on whose behalf? A local nunnery?

The senate has disgraced itself by not acting on this recommendation of the elected Members of Parliament. Did the Senate think that this recommendation was some kind of joke or artifice to be ignored? Does the Senate not see their role of government being “held to account by its citizens?” The Senate has allowed Canada’s Parliament to devolve into Canada’s House of ill repute and have allowed themselves to be prostituted by Prime Minister Stephen Hooker in the act of imposing the will of a select number of corporate managers to prevail in a matter that is against the interests of every other tax paying, freedom loving Canadian?

The Senate has allowed Parliament to become Canada’s House of ill repute. I call upon Senator Jerry Grafstein of Ontario and Senator Elaine McCoy of Alberta, who are the two Senators whom I have spoken to on this issue, to call a public hearing into alleged tax leakage in order to determine, whether (1) this notion ever existed in the first place as alleged by Prime Minister Stephen Hooker, and (2) whether tax leakage, in fact, was caused by the many takeovers of trusts that this very policy induced and which are not too late to stop, if something is done quickly and in the interests of all taxpayers......who are the people who fund this entire operation going on in Ottawa. They just didn’t know they were funding a high class brothel.

In addition to restoring some semblance of democracy to Canada, you have about 35 billion other reasons for doing what I am requesting of you, and none for not.

I thank you in advance, as do all people in Canada who care about democracy. I understand that Jim Travers of the Toronto Star has joined the growing chorus of concerned Canadians seeking democracy. I can think of no better place to start than by exposing the biggest scandal this country has ever experienced, namely The Income Trust Fraud: perpetrated by politicians, at the behest of the hired management of corporations, contrary to the interests of their true owners, and widely misreported on by the press, thereby disgracing that profession too.

I guess that only leaves it to politicians and members of the Senate to expose this crime?

Are they up to that task, because I think Canada’s democracy is in need of something more than a light dusting.