Stephen Harper? Canada calling...fire Jennifer Lynch, yesterday won't be soon enough
You have to read Ezra's piece on Jennifer Lynch's efforts to have him kicked off CTV's Powerplay - the woman has revealed herself to be, in medical terms, certifiably bonkers. Watch the CTV clip, it is astounding, Lynch's sockpuppet Philip Dufresne - who Jenny forbade to talk to Ezra, lies through his teeth to Tom Clark.
As a result of this shameless episode Jennifer Lynch should be immediately relieved of her duties as Chief Commissioner of the Canadian Human Rights Commission. She has declared herself above accountability to the Canadian public. Under her watch the CHRC has devolved into a corrupt police state style apparatus. Canadians deserve better.
Stephen Harper it is time to act.
Write the PM, write your member of parliament , write the members of the Justice Committee - Stop the CHRC. Stop Jennifer Lynch. Let the members of the CPC know - no more donations, nothing - until Section 13 (1) is removed from the Canadian Human Rights Act and a full judicial inquiry is launched into the corruption at the CHRC.
Fire Lynch? I smell a set-up. This is too blatant by Lynch. That leaves a position open to be filled - another political hack taking up the reigns? Perhaps someone with more clandestine skills at marketing the Checka policies ....Someone who the Canadian public will begrudgingly agree to "revamp" the operations of the CHRC?
Fire. Them. All.
Close their doors.
Open their files.
- and make those responsible accountable for their actions, otherwise, Harper will find himself accountable for his (in)actions.
Bullies always turn out to be the biggest cowards, don't they?
My jaw actually hit the floor when I watched this video.
It has actually pushed me to put pen to paper and actually snail mail my outrage to the Prime Minister and relevant Members of Parliament.
Lynch needs to be put out on the curb.
A shocking display of arrogance and entitlement.
I blame Stephen Harper.
He is responsible. Evidently vote pandering is now his sole principle.
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