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Rumours Of A Suppressed Globe Story About Justin Trudeau Are Bullshit
It’s a bit funny that there has been so much fear over a Russian disinformation effort in this election, given that Canadians seem perfectly willing to churn out disinformation all on our own.
In recent weeks, rumours and innuendo have swirled suggesting that The Globe and Mail has been working on a hot scoop about Justin Trudeau’s departure from West Point Grey Academy, the Vancouver school he worked at in his late 20s.
It’s at that school where Trudeau donned brownface in a shockingly racist display— the academy’s 2000-01 yearbook is what broke the story wide open.
But many have begun peddling a whole other scandal out of Trudeau’s time at West Point Grey.
Plenty of the chatter is just the usual drone of social media — anti-Trudeau denizens of Twitter and Facebook swapping speculation and untruths.
That baseless nonsense, however, has been finding ways to break through.
Ottawa-based Frank Magazine, a noted gossip rag, suggested that Trudeau’s exit from the school may have been due to an affair with a student’s mother — but introduced that info with “Another account has it that…” without any kind of sourcing.
Then former Liberal Warren Kinsella began teasing on Twitter some big Globe scoop that would supposedly get to the heart of the story. That, in turn, only ramped-up the wild-eyed online myth-making.
Blogger James DiFiore — one of few people in modern history to be convicted for voting multiple times in a Canadian federal election — took it into another realm, claimingit was a teenager that Trudeau had slept with.
Then more wackiness from the wider peanut gallery: That there’s a conspiracy afoot. That there’s a non-disclosure agreement. That Trudeau took the Globe to court to block the story.
It all culminated in a Conservative Party press release sent to journalists on Monday afternoon, just ahead of the official English-language leaders’ debate.
The release took a very we’re just asking questions tone, but was a huge wink-and-nod to the swirling absurdity. “Why did Justin Trudeau leave West Point Grey Academy?” the release asked, obtusely. “What’s the real reason? Why has his story changed so many times, and if the above reports are incorrect, why hasn’t Trudeau corrected the record?”
All this, which presupposed an awful lot, only exacerbated the issue. Soon Kinsella was sharing it, adding: “The question isn’t going away.”
On Monday, the Conservative Party also registered westpointgreyacademyscandal.ca— though there’s nothing at the domain and the registration has since been anonymized. (Liberals were left wondering if it was meant as a psych-out campaign before the debate.)
Then The Buffalo Chronicle, a noted fake-news site which Canadaland has reported on previously, relished in the opportunity. “Sources are now telling The Chronicle that Trudeau is in private talks with the principal source of that piece to suppress explosive sex allegations that, if made public, would likely force Trudeau to resign his office,” they wrote.
The trouble with this is that it’s all bullshit.
Let’s start with the Globe: journalists there had been looking into the reasons behind Trudeau’s departure from the school. But they didn’t find anything nefarious.
Reporters at the paper have been confused, for weeks, about this rumoured story.
At a press conference late last week, Globe reporter Marieke Walsh asked Trudeau about what she described as “unfounded rumours” about why he left. “I moved on,” Trudeau said. He was also asked about whether he signed a non-disclosure agreement. His answer, simply, was “no.”
Two well-placed sources at the paper tell Canadaland that, yes, there was an investigation into why he left the school — but that it failed to turn up any evidence of an alleged affair. There was no court injunction, no gag order.
Even the premise of the idea that the courts got involved is wild — while a judge could, in theory, bar a newspaper from reporting such a story, it couldn’t make secret the fact that it heard the case. Trudeau v. The Globe and Mail would be on the court dockets. It isn’t.
The Liberal Party has also told Canadaland categorically, no, there is no court action of any kind against the Globe.
So what’s the real story?
In his 2014 book Common Ground, Trudeau wrote that he left West Point Grey over a dispute around the student paper, of which he was in charge. A student took a pointed stance in its pages, earning reprimand from the administration — which also shut down the paper itself. “[That] convinced me that West Point Grey was not the best fit for me as a teacher, nor I for them. Shortly after, I took a teaching position in the Vancouver public school system,” Trudeau wrote.
It’s a Sorkin-esque stand on principle that sounds a bit contrived, but it’s actually backed up.
In his 2017 unauthorized biography of Trudeau, writer Alan Hustak largely reinforced the story, but in a slightly less flattering light. Turns out the offending article, which Trudeau signed off on, “savaged” an English teacher at the school. Hustak, citing former headmaster Clive Austin, wrote in Magnetic North that Trudeau himself also got reprimanded for putting the paper out. “Justin advanced the argument that his students had the right to ‘free speech.’ Austin didn’t buy it. West Point Grey released Justin from his contract.”
Austin put out a statement last week amid all this mess.
“I recall the day that Justin visited me in my office near the end of the 2000-2001 school year and told me he had enjoyed his first few years of teaching, yet was considering a return to Montreal,” the statement read. It added that “we parted company on good terms.”
A 2015 Global story, which spoke to former students and faculty, reported that Trudeau left “to pursue new challenges.” The same year, CBC spoke to former students and collected social media posts, with no mention of the supposed affair. There’s a Reddit thread with some of his former students sharing stories as well, also with no mention. Publicly, at the time (as is played up by the Tories) Trudeau said he was moving on to give speeches.
There is nothing to this story. There is no evidence that Trudeau was fired for an affair. There is no gag order. There is no Globe story. Kinsella knows nothing about any of this, as is par for the course.
Justin Ling writes regularly for a variety of Canadian publications and is the co-host of Canadaland’s OPPO podcast.
Updated on October 8, 2019, at 5:35 p.m. EDT to include information about the westpointgreyacademyscandal.ca domain.
‘A family affair’: Canada’s next first lady? Lunch with Sophie Grégoire-Trudeau
OTTAWA – It is the first sunny day the nation’s capital has seen in a while, and Sophie Grégoire-Trudeau wears a flower-print shirt speckled with yellow for the occasion as she bounds out of a booth in Lower Town’s Das Lokal restaurant to say hello.
Fitting, too, since the 39-year-old mother of three and wife of Liberal leader Justin Trudeau is preparing to emerge from her self-declared “cave” since giving birth to her son, Hadrien, almost a year ago.
WATCH: Justin Trudeau thanks his wife Sophie and his family as they get set to embark on “an adventure together”
Ever since her husband won the leadership in April 2013 and Grégoire-Trudeau appeared at his side with their other two children – Xavier, 7, and six-year-old Ella-Grace – it was clear that Trudeau’s family would play a role in his political life and as prime minister, if he gets that far.
As Canada readies itself for an October election, that time is now.
“I’ve always been involved on a personal level, as a couple, in what we’re doing, in the journey we have embarked on,” Grégoire-Trudeau says.
“And I feel that now that things are getting more concrete, and that we’re approaching elections, yes I want to support him and this is a family affair as well.”
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For Grégoire-Trudeau, that means opening herself up to the public: talking about her life as an entertainment journalist turned stay-at-home mom; about how to provide her children with stability without shielding them from the reality of Trudeau’s profession (“I don’t want my kids to be raised thinking they’ll get into a park and people applaud”); and raising awareness about eating disorders, from which she once suffered.
I ask her about the language being used to describe the role that Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s wife, Laureen, will play during the election. Leaked documents have suggested the Conservatives are going to “leverage” her to connect with voters during the campaign.
But Grégoire-Trudeau doesn’t see that as being used.
“I’m going to turn 40, so I’m going into politics at a certain time in my life where I have a better idea of who I am and what I stand for,” says Grégoire-Trudeau, who celebrates her birthday next month.
“I don’t see it as a game to play. I will stay who I am, and I connect well with people, because it comes from a true place. Not a role that I’m trying to fill. So I’m not worried.”
As for Laureen Harper?
“Good if the wife of a prime minister wants to connect with the people, because that’s why we’re here. And I heard she’s fun. So, do it.”
It’s an attitude of increased visibility the country has not seen for some time, and, perhaps, a sign of things to come if Grégoire-Trudeau moves into 24 Sussex this fall.
“It’s important for Canadians to have a better idea of who stands by the person who is holding such an important role, and what kind of values does she share, and what does she do with her life, and what are her passions?” Grégoire-Trudeau says.
“I want people to get to know me, because I want to get to know them.”
No marriage is easy
Out of the house for a rare afternoon, Grégoire-Trudeau is using her family’s favourite restaurant as an office of sorts.
After lunch, there’s a meeting with Valerie Galley, wife of Assembly of First Nations chief Perry Bellegarde, to discuss the issue of missing and murdered aboriginal girls – a cause Grégoire-Trudeau took up when she heard about the near-death beating of Winnipeg teen Rinelle Harper.
“I was reading the newspaper in the morning, and I just had a knot in my throat. I said, I have to do something. I can’t sit here and do nothing – I can’t. So I called up her family,” she says.
Grégoire-Trudeau, who tries to eat healthily, admits to loving “everything.” She doesn’t tolerate pickiness in her home. (“Sorry,” she tells her kids. “This is what I made for dinner.”)
“Should we order?” she asks, looking down at the drink menu by mistake.
“Ok I’ll have a tequila!” she laughs, before settling on creamy carrot soup followed by cod with thyme, lemon and polenta.
Usually in yoga clothes, Grégoire-Trudeau takes pains to note this is not a typical day.
She calls her daily routine “ever so boring.”
“I think people have this perception of the life that I lead, or that we lead, of drivers, the high life,” she says. “It’s not that.”
There is no security detail, not even after a highly-publicized incident at the Trudeaus’ Rockcliffe Park home last year.
Last August, a “very intoxicated” 19-year-old man wandered into their unlocked home by mistake, laying knives out on the table and leaving a threatening note behind.
Grégoire-Trudeau and her children were upstairs sleeping.
“That event was not cool,” Grégoire-Trudeau says.
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“I don’t want to be going to bed at night thinking that people want to harm us, or my family, because that’s when the lioness comes out. And I don’t want to live that way. I mean, now, do I put my alarm system every single night? Yes. Do I double check all the doors? Yes. But do I freak out about it? No.”
Born into a family of water-skiers, Grégoire-Trudeau was on skis by the time she was four. The family also does skating, swimming, biking, canoeing – “Justin loves to canoe” – camping, and tennis.
“We do so much stuff,” she says.
After studying commerce at McGill University and then communications at the University of Montreal, she got her start in TV as a news ticker writer. She worked her way up to a Quebec correspondent at eTalk, where she held a position until 2010 before staying at home full-time.
“I’m at home with the kids, it was a decision that I had the luck and luxury, in a way, to be able to make,” she says.
Publicity in political life has thus far been an anomaly.
“It’s not really part of my daily life. It’s like one per cent of my life, and I like it that way.”
I ask if she’s worried about opening herself up to the public, and in so doing, her marriage.
Following the release of his memoir last fall, Trudeau was asked during a CBC interview about extramarital affairs, which he denied.
“Ha! Really?” Grégoire-Trudeau says.
“Ask if whatever happened in our lives – I’m not saying it did or didn’t – as if we would answer that.”
She puts down her fork and looks across the table.
“I can tell you right away that no marriage is easy,” she says.
“I’m almost kind of proud of the fact that we’ve had hardship, yes, because we want authenticity. We want truth. We want to grow closer as individuals through our lifetime and we’re both dreamers and we want to be together for as long as we can.
“I’m happy that we had to go through that.”
On Trudeau’s decision-making
After speaking at the same event in Montreal 12 years ago, it took Trudeau almost three months to ask his future wife to dinner.
“I told him that he should bring me to a restaurant that he’s never been to and I’ve never been to. So we ended up in this little, I would call it, tiny joint,” Grégoire-Trudeau says.
The joint was an Afghan restaurant with interior garden, recommended by Trudeau’s younger brother, Sacha, who has “eclectic tastes.”
The date went on for hours.
“We went karaoke-ing, had ice cream. And he brought me back to my place,” Grégoire-Trudeau says.
“His face changed, and he says, ‘I’m 31 years-old.’ And I’m like, ‘Yes?’ And he says, ‘I’ve been waiting for you 31 years.’ We both bawled like babies, and that was it.”
“I tell that to my children.”
By chance, Grégoire-Trudeau had also gone to school with her husband’s other brother, Michel, who died in an avalanche in 1998. She had even been to a graduation party at Pierre Trudeau’s home in Montreal, where the eldest Trudeau brother was serving beers.
“We’re so lucky that’s how we found each other. It’s crazy,” she says.
Married for 10 years, Grégoire-Trudeau calls her relationship “super close.”
“We talk about everything,” she says.
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“We have great debates. I would say that our values are the same, but because we’re man and woman, and we’re a couple, sometimes we’ll disagree on some stuff, right. It’s just normal.”
She says Trudeau’s decisions, such as removing two of his caucus colleagues following harassment allegations, weigh heavily on him – and he goes through a philosophical process to make them.
“It’s not just based on what he thinks. That is where the danger comes in – when it’s based on your own personal values, exclusively. And that’s not what he tries to do,” she says.
“Yes, he’s a lone thinker, he likes to be able to just go be in silence and think things out. And he also has a team of people with which he debates in a healthy way to make sure that everybody has their own opinion, that it’s not a ‘yes, yes, yes’ kind of environment. And then there’s family, and then there’s sleeping on it.
“And feeling that it’s the right thing to do for the most amount of people, and that in the long run it’s the right decision.”
She believes her husband has a chance of winning this year’s election, something she credits with his ability to connect with the public.
“I see something happen when people meet Justin, and look into his eyes, and be face to face with him,” she says. “The exchange is real, and they feel him.”
Most of all, Trudeau reminds his wife that politics is about helping the public.
And if Grégoire-Trudeau becomes the de-facto first lady of Canada later this year, that is what she will remember.
“If you’re in power, or you’re in a position of responsibility, and you think that people are there for you – it’s the opposite. We’re there to serve them. And that’s how I want my children to be brought up,” she says.
“It moves me when I talk about it. Because, if the people give you their trust, your first responsibility is to be of service to them.”
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Subject: Re: Methinks the DND and the RCMP really should figure out
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March 5, 2015
Rehtaeh Parsons Slut Girl Glen Canning Cock Sucker
by baconfatreport
National Post View: Unreasonable grounds for arrest
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Rehtaeh Parsons is shown in a handout photo.
THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Facebook-Rehtaeh Parsons is shown in a handout photo.
Over the course of a few days in late January, someone at the
Department of National Defence (DND) made a series of edits to the
Wikipedia page of Rehtaeh Parsons, the Nova Scotia teenager who hanged
herself in 2013 after months of bullying following an alleged gang
rape.
The anonymous editor changed a reference to the “four boys accused of
sexually assaulting Rehtaeh Parsons” to the “four boys involved.” He
deleted or altered a couple of references to “rape” and sexual
assault. Most egregiously, he altered a direct quote from Ms. Parsons’
father, Glen Canning, which originally read: “The two boys involved in
taking and posing for the photograph stated Rehtaeh was throwing up
when they had sex with her. That is not called consensual sex. That is
called rape.”
The quote was changed to: “The two boys involved in taking and posing
for the photograph stated Rehtaeh was throwing up after they had sex
with her. That is called consensual sex.” Understandably upset, Mr.
Canning complained to the Defence Department.
Last week, military police said they had arrested and questioned a
Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) member in connection with what a
spokesperson called “inappropriate comments made online.” Though
police didn’t give out the name of the man they had arrested, a search
warrant used in the investigation confirmed it was the father of one
of the boys convicted of child pornography for sharing the photograph
in the Parsons case (who cannot be named under the Youth Criminal
Justice Act.)
The man has since been released from custody, though the investigation
is ongoing. We’d like to know why he was arrested in the first place.
To be sure, the DND has strict guidelines for accessing the Internet
through its computer systems. According to the Defence Administrative
Orders and Directives, CAF members and DND employees may face
repercussions if their online behaviour is “contrary to the Criminal
Code, any other federal statute or regulation, or a provincial statute
or regulation,” or else “has or could reasonably have caused harm to
others.” The DND guidelines are explicit that there should be no
expectation of privacy when using military computers.
Using the veil of Internet anonymity to intervene in such an
inflammatory way on such a raw and emotional issue is clearly
behaviour unworthy of a member of the forces
Violations typically result in anything from a loss of computer
privileges to a release from the CAF. But arrest? Search warrants?
Military police? As contentious as the offending statements are, there
is no suggestion the man has committed any offence under the civilian
Criminal Code. The worst he might conceivably be charged with is
“disgraceful conduct” under an ambiguously worded section of the
military Code of Service.
We don’t mean to minimize this. Using the veil of Internet anonymity
to intervene in such an inflammatory way on such a raw and emotional
issue — and on the DND’s own computer system — is clearly behaviour
unworthy of a member of the forces.
But we do not — or should not — arrest people in this country for
making obnoxious comments. Detaining the man in question seems to be
more about feeding a public desire for retribution than any practical
application of justice. That’s not enough reason to haul out the
handcuffs.
National Post END QUOTE
There NOTHING “inappropriate” that can said about slut girl Rehtaerh
Parsons or her abusing “father” or her fucked up “mother” Leah
Parsons. We, myself anyone can write whatever we want. Unauthorized
use of DND a computer is a minor transgression of military
regulation…not an offense contrary to the CC of C.
Fuck yourself Glen!
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Mr. Amos,
Please find my contact info attached
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out who was messing with Rehtaeh Parsons Wikipedia page EH Mr
Baconfat?
To: BARRY WINTERS <sunrayzulu@shaw.ca>, dnd_mdn
< dnd_mdn@forces.gc.ca>, Glen Canning <grcanning@gmail.com>, justmin
< justmin@gov.ns.ca>, "peter.mackay"<peter.mackay@justice.gc.ca>,
Cindy Bruneau <Cindy.Bruneau@edmonton.ca>, "Marianne.Ryan"
< Marianne.Ryan@rcmp-grc.gc.ca>
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David (Edm Journal)"<dstaples@edmontonjournal.com>
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"vanhorne.ryan"<vanhorne.ryan@gmail.com>, acampbell
< acampbell@ctv.ca>, "steve.murphy"<steve.murphy@ctv.ca>,
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DND investigating after its own staff edited Rehtaeh Parsons Wikipedia
page, suggesting death wasn’t suicide
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THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Facebook-Rehtaeh Parsons is shown in a handout
The Department of National Defence is investigating its personnel for
using government computers to wipe mentions of the alleged sexual
assault of Rehtaeh Parsons from her Wikipedia page and for suggesting
her death was not a suicide.
The edits, which occurred last week, went so far as to alter a direct
quote from the Nova Scotia teen’s father about his daughter’s alleged
gang rape.
“The Department of National Defence/Canadian Armed Forces chain of
command is aware of this matter and is investigating to determine
whether an infraction has occurred,” spokesman Zoltan Csepregi said in
an email.
Last week, the Correctional Service of Canada launched an
investigation after the Citizen brought to the agency’s attention
homophobic Wikipedia edits made from CSC computers.
In April 2013, Parsons hanged herself and died days later in hospital
after being pulled off life-support. Her parents said her suicide
followed months of bullying at the hands of her four alleged rapists,
who allegedly tormented the teen by sharing a photo of the incident
online.
On Jan. 26, someone used a DND computer to add the word “attempt”
after all mentions of Parsons’s suicide, suggesting suicide was not
the cause of death. Minutes later, another Wikipedia user reverted the
edits.
Three days later, someone at DND re-added “attempt” to the mentions of
suicide and replaced a phrase that read “four boys accused of sexually
assaulting Rehtaeh Parsons” with “four boys involved.” Other instances
where the page referred to sexual assault or rape were also deleted or
replaced.
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In the same group of edits, the DND user changed a quote from
Parsons’s father, Glen Canning, to say she was not raped.
Canning’s quote originally read: “The two boys involved in taking and
posing for the photograph stated Rehtaeh was throwing up when they had
sex with her. That is not called consensual sex. That is called rape.”
The user on the DND computer changed it to: “The two boys involved in
taking and posing for the photograph stated Rehtaeh was throwing up
after they had sex with her. That is called consensual sex.”
Other edits from the DND computers seemed to take direct aim at
Parsons’s parents. One edit claimed that the hacktivist group
Anonymous, which at one point threatened to reveal the boys’
identities, was blaming the girl’s death on “everyone except for her
parents.”
The person using the DND network to make the edits on Jan. 29 left a
message to a previous Wikipedia user: “Why not put some facts in your
web page? Seems rather one sided.”
The death of Parsons sparked national outcry, with Prime Minister
Stephen Harper saying he was “sickened” by the circumstances
surrounding her suicide. The Nova Scotia government responded by
introducing a law to help protect victims of cyberbullying.
Wikipedia traces the edits back to two similar Internet Protocol (IP)
addresses registered to the Department of National Defence:
131.137.245.206 on Jan. 26, and 131.137.245.207 on Jan. 29. Both IP
addresses have been flagged for page “vandalism” by Wikipedia.
Csepregi said employees, military members, and contractors have access
to the department’s network. All are required to respect Treasury
Board Internet usage policies, as well as the department’s own
directives, which prohibit — among other things — usage that is
excessive, could cause harm to others, or reflect poorly on the
department.
Whenever someone gets access to a DND computer, they’re given a
briefing on what constitutes acceptable use of the department’s
networks, Csepregi said. The punishment for breaking the rules ranges
from revocation of Internet access to firing or release from the
military.
Csepregi did not say whether there had been any recent cases of
employees’ or military members’ using the network inappropriately.
Wikipedia lists hundreds of edits dating back to 2007 from the two IP
addresses.
Asked whether the Wikipedia edits to the Parsons Wikipedia page
respect Internet usage directives, Csepregi said: “When a potential
infraction is identified, the chain of command ensures that (the
directives) are adhered to.”
On 2/8/15, BARRY WINTERS <sunrayzulu@shaw.ca> wrote:
> Even your former brother in law knows you are a thief and a liar!
>
> Blog this to everyone asshole!
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> The Truth About David Amos!
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> This is an e mail from Robert O’Meara, David Amos’ former brother in law,
> and an American law enforcement officer to our little friend Davis Amos!
>
> —– Original Message —–
> From: Bob
> To: David Raymond Amos
> Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2007 11:57 PM
> Subject: Re: Perhaps the Newfy NDP Lawyer trying to get herself elected on
> Monday won’t find your comments from the peanut gallery nearly so funny
> Depupty Dog.
>
> You got a PO Box in Acworth New Hampshire in order to obtain a couple of
> license plates, with no cost of insurance, to put on junk cars stored on my
> property in Mass. which, as you later found out, was illegal in Mass. and
> all your junk cars were towed to the junk yard. You did know, didn’t you,
> that you can’t put one plate on one car and the second plate, same number,
> on a second car. I guess you found that out, too, huh. Like I said before,
> you would have all the copies of any warrants or any other documents, if you
> had an address. Yes, that is my address. What’s yours,,,,,,,,,,parking lot
> at Wal-Mart ? You ran no one off in August of 2005. I know why there was a
> postponement and it was only for 2 days. A feeble attempt was made to file
> an appeal. The judge was out and didn’t get back till late afternoon.The
> appeal was thrown out, as usual and there was a 48 hour notice given.Know do
> you remember ? the end,,,,,,,,,,,you’re out and it’s because of you and only
> you that your clan was in the position that they were in. Because you are a
> useless piece of shit who thinks only of himself and what you can sleaze out
> of anyone you come in contact with.
>
> Everyone in Ole Canada is finding that out, too,,,,EH ? I can certainly
> understand why she would choose her kids over a piece of shit like you. It’s
> good to know that you finally realize it, too. Yes, she is thinking clearly.
> I guess you forgot to look closely at your two documents that you filed in
> Plymouth Court. Funny, all four signatures look the same to me. Which ones
> are forged,,,,,,,,hmmmmm,,,,,,,,
> included, could care less about where you are. Obviously it is with someone
> else who you are mooching off of. Telling them your sad story about how the
> whole world is against Dave Arsehole Amoose and how they took my two homes,
> which I did not own or help to maintain, away from me. It made me do
> everything that I did,,,,,,,,I can’t be held responsible. Could you please
> pass the biscuits and gravy, my belly is not quite full yet. I’m sure there
> are a few sad sacks who might still believe your horseshit. Good luck in the
> upcoming elections. Do you want my help ? If you do, I can guarantee that
> you will get at least better than your usual .05%. Man, that’s sad,,,,,,not
> even a 1%.Oh well, you know what you’re doing, huh. Don’t disappoint us now.
> We are all rooting for you. What a complete buffoon.
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> END QUOTE
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> Blog that little David!
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