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Wednesday, 10 June 2015

Further Proof That the Canadian Citizenship —all of the “Working Class “of the Western World Desperately Needs to Demand the Dismantling of our Present Democratically Elected Party Style Government DICTATORSHIPS.


End self-policing of expense accounts, explosive Senate audit urges
OTTAWA – Family funerals, fishing trips, hockey games and enough cellphone roaming charges to make a telecom CEO blush: Canada’s auditor general laid bare the Senate’s expense-account excesses Tuesday as he called for independent oversight to teach the upper chamber some respect for the public purse.
Michael Ferguson’s 116-page report, released Tuesday, details a litany of expense claims that suggest a number of GOVERNMENT senators were absolutely oblivious to the costs they were racking up, or were otherwise cavalier in how they SPENT TAXPAYER DOLLARS.
In a blistering critique, Ferguson described a strongly held belief among government and senators that they didn’t need to justify their spending. That culture is what led to the current problems – problems that better oversight would have prevented, to say nothing of the audit’s $23.6-million price tag.
“What struck me … was the depth to which a number of senators simply felt that they didn’t have to account for, or they didn’t have to be transparent with, their spending,” Ferguson said.

As Premier Christy Clark is letting the world know “who we are” by shutting down a major artery, clogging one of the major routes to the heart of the city she is, yet once again, showing just how foolish and idiotic a politician can be.
 Closing Burrard Bridge for yoga event will cause stress; creating extra congestion, toxic fumes and a load of angry drivers would appear to be quite unhealthy, the complete opposite of what yoga represents. If we actually had winning ideas coming from the Clark government, one of Vancouver’s many beautiful parks by the water would showcase “who we are” and, clearly, would be far better suited for a relaxing and stress-free environment to celebrate Yoga Day.
The province and other supporters, including local companies and the cities of Surrey and Vancouver, are hoping the event will be the largest International Day of Yoga celebration outside of India.
Premier Christy Clark says in a news release that yoga is a great gift from India to the world and the discipline has become part of the Vancouver area's cultural fabric.
Clark has focused on building stronger ties with India and recently visited the country on trade missions and personal vacations.
B.C. Premier Christy Clark defends her poor attendance record for the fall Legislature sitting. Nov. 27, 2014. (CTV)B.C.
 Premier Christy Clark was all smiles lighting up the Legislature for Christmas on Wednesday, but she was nowhere to be seen minutes earlier when the NDP was asking tough questions inside.
Clark blamed fog for keeping her on the mainland, but that excuse didn’t fly with the New Democrats, who claim she missed 16 of the 24 days of the fall session.
“It’s not Gilligan’s Island, it’s Vancouver Island. There are boats, there are other planes,” NDP Leader John Horgan told reporters.
 “It’s difficult for the head of the opposition to hold the government accountable when the head of the government doesn’t show up.”
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi promoted International Day of Yoga when he and Stephen Harper visited B.C. in April.

Between her and Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson it is hard to determine who is more foolish with their ridiculous ideas. Christy Clark should start doing some small part of the job that the eighteen per cent of eligible voters elected her to do--instead of chasing votes and “Photo Opps”( A photo opp [sometimes written as photo op], short for photograph opportunity {photo opportunity}, is an arranged opportunity to take a photograph of a politician, a celebrity, or a notable event. The term was coined by the administration of United States of the Americas President Richard Nixon.) with this insane idea

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