When Stephen Harper called for a Royal Commission to investigate the dealings between Karlheinz Schreiber and Brian Mulroney, Johnston was hired to define the terms of such inquiry after it was called.
In this case, Justin Trudeau called on David to kill the inquiry by asking Short-Arms Johnston for his self-serving political two cents…
As former Governor General of this fine country, Short-Arms Johnston was the first Governor General to be rewarded-perhaps bribed, with the job in return for a political favour, namely to keep Mulroney’s money laundering schemes out of the public purview.
As such, Short-Arms Johnston, defined the investigative product of the RCMP in the Airbus case as “well-tiled grounds”.
According to insiders at the RCMP, Johnston deliberately avoided evidence linking Mulroney to one Engelbert Schreiber Sr., a man that at the time, was being sued in New York State for having played a role in the financing of the terrorists that flew the planes into the World Trade Center and Pentagon.
That’s when I was asked to provide evidence to the CBC’s Fifth Estate in Toronto.
Short Arms’ opinion was that due to the fact that it was confirmed in Parliamentary hearings that Karlheinz Schrieber’s accountant shared office space with Engelbert Schreiber Sr, none of the RCMP’s investigation evidence developed was usable.
Even though the evidence was developed years before by both the RCMP and Kroll Canada with the assistance of its parent company Kroll Inc. of New York, according to former CEO of Kroll- Jules Kroll, the RCMP dealt with the evidence in a way that would avoid a political firestorm and accusations of terrorism against a former Prime Minister.
Today, this week to be precise, the situation is different but similar.
The fact that there are many conflicts of interests in the appointment of Short-Arms Johnston, and that the governing Liberals might have won the election because of Chinese interference in our elections, makes the whole process the equivalent of a 3 ring circus and Short-Arms, the ring master.
I sat one time with two RCMP officers of the INSET Division that assured me that they would get rid of Chretien and that I shouldn’t worry about Johnny, otherwise I would get hurt.
That was a threat and I filed a private complaint in Toronto courts against the RCMP’s Al Sheppard.
That meeting was recorded by Sheppard’s partner and pictures of me were taken.
I can’t help but wonder if Short-Arms is a shield for the Liberals of Trudeau- whom might or might not have won the election, against the RCMP’s attempts to interfere in our elections.
Either way, Short-Arms Johnston puts a new spin on arms-length standards…
Conversely, it might surprise my one reader that the RCMP might be interfering in our elections and the Conservatives of Poilievre aren’t about to complain about that.
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