WE scandal engulfing Trudeau now spreads to the United States.
Apr 9, 2021
Pierre Poilievre this Member of Parliament is the only one who holds Trudy's feet to the blackface fire.
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If you have never heard of We, look into it. part charity, part cult, part pyramid scheme. anon had no idea it was this big in USA
Nonprofit involved with 1,400 California schools being investigated by Canadian parliamentary committee
By Stephanie Sierra
Saturday, April 10, 2021 12:00AM
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) – A well-known international nonprofit that's promoted service work to more than 400,000 California students and has been highly endorsed by Gov. Gavin Newsom is being investigated in Canada.
A Parliamentary committee investigating WE Charity held a hearing Thursday about the nonprofit's business dealings. The charity became scrutinized after receiving a $900 million COVID contract in June to oversee a student service grant in Canada intended to help students with volunteering.
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A similar program already existed.
"We all stopped and said wait… what?" said Charlie Angus, a Canadian member of Parliament, who sits on a committee investigating WE Charity for the past eight months.
"It didn't make sense."
What is WE Charity?
WE Charity, formerly known as Free the Children, was founded in Canada in 1995 by two brothers, Craig and Marc Kielburger. It started as a club to ban child labor but transformed into one of the world's largest international nonprofits aimed to empower youth around the world.
"We want you to be empowered with whatever causes or issues you care about," the brothers said at a 2015 fundraiser in California.
More than 100 big corporations around the world have donated millions of dollars to the organization including, Google, Microsoft, Allstate, and Disney – the parent company of ABC7.
WE Charity in California
WE Charity officially launched in California in 2014. Gavin Newsom, who was lieutenant governor at the time, tweeted on March 26 of that year to welcome the charity's first statewide fundraiser "WE Day California" hosted inside the Oakland arena.
16,000 students from hundreds of schools across the state packed inside to watch celebrities like Selena Gomez, Orlando Bloom, and Seth Rogan perform sharing inspirational messages.
"You are changing the world," said Gomez to a crowd. "That's amazing."
In order to attend, students needed to do local and global acts of service. A common one was raising money to build schools for underprivileged kids in Kenya and Ecuador.
On March 12, 2021, the Kielburger brothers testified under oath they paid Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's family nearly a half-million dollars in speaking fees for WE Day events.
I'd like to commit to 100 schools around the world. 100 schools," Oprah Winfrey said in an interview with the Kielburger brothers.
Since the brothers appeared on Oprah in 2000, WE Charity claims 1,500 schools and school rooms have been built across the world with funds. But, the nonprofit has been unable to provide a list of each location to the Parliamentary committee.
Can't tell us where those schools are, who the students are, who the teachers are," said Poilievre. "How can we even prove they exist?
https://abc7news.com/we-charity-scandal-fraud-gavin-newsom-justin-trudeau/10499728/
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