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Radwanski ‘ambushed' by auditor-general's staff

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Latest comment posted at 12:01 AM EDT 07/05/08

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  1. Spring of Discontent from Ottawa, Canada writes: Radwanski - "I felt entitled.."

    Yep, another one falls under the old LIBERAL rule of "I'm entitled to my entitlements.."

    Crook. Wear a suit and it's "white collar crime", yet wear a balaklava and you do time. Ironic?
  2. Alonso Garnet from Canada writes: He'll get his day in court and a fair trial, and then hopefully a prison sentence. I wonder what his defence will be?
  3. Tom Morrison from Calgary, Canada writes: I remember a university professor commenting about his taxes being forgiven, and how most people would have lost everything if they were in the position he was in at the time.

    Must be nice to have friends in high places from time to time.
  4. Terry Horton from Canada writes: This guy lost any credibility he may have had a long time ago.
  5. Tiu Leek from T.O, Canada writes: "Yep, another one falls under the old LIBERAL rule of "I'm entitled to my entitlements.."

    What about the NEW Conservative rule of "it's not really a crime, since we didn't know what the law meant"?
  6. Daniel Cunningham from Victoria, writes: (cough) (cough) bllsht
  7. Scare Crow from Canada writes: Chutzpah! asking that all the evidence discovered should be set aside since the AG and RCMP has not given him warning so he can deep six all incriminating papers against him. The nerve!
  8. Bert Russell Paradox, BC from Canada writes:
    Liberal toadies fallen on hard times ... no expense account ... no air miles!!
  9. Liberals Steal from Canada writes: That says it all.
    The leopard cannot change it's spots.
    THIS is what all these liberal apologists here defend and promote daily.

    And god forbid if they ever got back into power it will be this all over again, all the time.
  10. D K from Canada writes: "Former privacy commissioner says he was never given fair chance to rebut accusations "

    He'll have lots of time now. I notice he never denied he was in the wrong, he is just trying to wiggle away on technicalities.
  11. J K GALBRAITH from Canada writes: Apparently on this forum you are guilty until proven innocent.
  12. Liberals Steal from normal hardworking, Canada writes: J K GALBRAITH from Canada writes: Apparently on this forum you are guilty until proven innocent.

    Close.

    If you are a liberal, you are a pre-convicted criminal. Whether you are eventually convicted or not depends on your liberal lawyer and judge friends. It's just the nature of the beast.
  13. jimmie rabbit from toronto, Canada writes: Tiu Leek from T.O, Canada writes: "Yep, another one falls under the old LIBERAL rule of "I'm entitled to my entitlements.."

    What about the NEW Conservative rule of "it's not really a crime, since we didn't know what the law meant"?

    --more like "we don't care what the law says because we ARE the law".
  14. Don Bryant from Calgary, Canada writes: Who cares if this piece of sh*t was "ambushed" by the Auditor-General?How about all us honest, hard-working taxpayers who get ambushed by lying, cheating, thieving bureaucrats.
  15. No Name Necessary from Canada writes: cry me a river....
  16. Charles Brown from Vancouver, BC, Canada writes: Another Liberal appointee who got too used to the good life of federal entitlements.
  17. Fake Name from Canada writes: "Procedural fairness" sounds like wriggling off on a technicality. Hopefully unsuccessfully, if thats the best defense he can come up with.
  18. bill johnson from Quebec, Canada writes: Don hit the nail on the head. The AG's office, if anything, is far too conservative in pursuing nefarious behaviour. They only go with solid evidence, so I can imagine what breaks that they gave this guy because the evidence was not unassailable. He is getting his comeuppance.

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