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Comment by MOJOJONOon Feb 21, 2019 12:55am
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RE:A Large Bunch About To Hit The Fan

RE:A Large Bunch About To Hit The FanInteresting story. Wish there were more links associated with this aside from this small unknown American (possibly local) news outlet. No writer attributed to the article either. Why did this supposed information go to this place and not some other? Interesting.

Example: Where did both these statements come from and from what can we judge them to be true? "Sources close to the Conservative opposition leader have told The Chronicle, on the condition of anonymity, that Scheer has reason to suspect that Brison’s resignation on January 10th was part of a wider effort to shield the government and Bank of Montreal executives from wide-ranging improprieties related to the former Kinder Morgan pipeline and its subsequent acquisition."


 
"The Bank of Montreal has been using intermediary business service providers to ‘effectively bribe’ the elected officials of Indian Act-governments in British Columbia in exchange for pipeline approvals, the longtime government relations executive alleges.  That practice has been a source of outrage among indigenous people in the Province."
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