Trudeau's Scandal is Not Going Away.

Also, notice that this scandal is linked to another another Libyan scandal.

Libya came up as part of a dig relating to the Corinthia Hotel pictures that Q posted.

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Everything is connected.

This is where the trouble begins, because this extremely important Canadian company has also been up to its entrails in shit. Former CEO Pierre Duhaime pleaded guilty earlier this month for his role in a bribery scandal surrounding a Montreal hospital, and SNC-Lavalin and its subsidiaries have been charged by the RCMP for allegedly paying out nearly $48 million in bribes to Libyan officials between 2001 and 2011 at the same time as they were defrauding the country some $129 million.

https://www.vice.com/en_ca/article/wjmzxy/gerald-butts-snc-lavalin-lobbying-scandal-has-put-justin-trudeau-in-a-corner

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It seems like Trudeau took a very big risk to cover up a scandal with a Canadian construction company.

http://www.snclavalin.com/en/

Perhaps the risk had to be taken because SNC-Lavalins ties to Lybia would reveal a very large international criminal organization.

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( I'm with Stupid )

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Meanwhile, back at the ranch, the company (SNC-Lavalin) was also illegally funnelling upwards of $100,000 to the federal Liberal party between 2004 and 2011.

Now, you’d think the standard procedure for white-collar crime in Canada would be to prosecute it. But this costs money, time, and having two sets of hyper-powered legal teams hurl court resources at each other like a very fancy food fight. A positive outcome is not guaranteed for either side. Worse, should it turn out that SNC-Lavalin is in some way responsible for bribing and defrauding Muammar Gaddafi’s Libyan government, then the company could be barred from bidding on any federal infrastructure contracts for a decade. Quel dommage!

As I said before, EVERYTHING IS CONNECTED

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Thanks anon, you're best