Yet, she has turned out to be a bigger hypocrite than we imagined.
Turns out, Hajdu was taking government-chartered flights to fly between Ottawa and Thunder Bay to see her family, at the same time she and the Trudeau government were telling us we couldn’t do the same:
As reported by Blacklock’s, “Health Minister Patricia Hajdu repeatedly flew home by government aircraft on weekends while advising Canadians not to travel. Flight records show Hajdu made solo trips from Ottawa to her residence in Thunder Bay even while telling the public: “Do not go visit your family, do not visit your friends, do not go out and about unless it’s essential.”
This is obviously totally hypocritical.
But it’s even worse.
It shows Hajdu thinks she is more important than the rest of us.
She thinks she’s better than us.
She thinks she’s above us.
We had to stay home.
We had to be away from our family.
But Patty?
She gets to fly – at our expense – on government jets to see her family.
Hajdu has shown that she has total contempt for us, and total contempt for Canada.
It’s the same contempt Trudeau shows with the ongoing WE Scandal, and is another of many reasons why the Liberal government is a disgrace tot he country and must be defeated.
and now for the WE charity scam that the Liberal communist government is currently embroiled in https://globalnews.ca/news/7199917/we-charity-trudeau-money/https://spencerfernando.com/2020/07/20/minister-of-diversion-bardish-chagger-spoke-to-we-shortly-before-huge-contract-was-given-neglected-to-mention-it-in-testimony/ Trudeau gave the WE charity run by far leftists the Kielberg brothers around 5.5 million dollars according to global news in which I posted the link to and the other article I linked to shows that Bardish Chagger talked to WE before given them that huge contract as well here are some highlights from both articles: After hilariously being referred to as the ‘Minister of Diversion‘ by one of her fellow Liberal MPs, Chagger has added a new role to her rapidly expanding resume:
Minister of Omission.
Turns out, Chagger spoke to WE Charity co-founder Craig Kielburger on April 17th. Less than a week later, the Liberals gave WE the huge contract to run a nearly $1 billion taxpayer-funded ‘volunteer program.’has received millions of taxpayer dollars from the federal government, dating back to the Stephen Harper years, but the amount of money the charity secured from Ottawa more than doubled after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberals were first elected in 2015, according to federal spending reports.
A review of public accounts by Global News has found the federal government transferred about $1.1 million to WE Charity — formerly known as Free The Children — between 2006 and 2015, mostly through Foreign Affairs and the Canadian International Development Agency, which was merged with Foreign Affairs in 2013.
For a four-year period starting in 2008, there was no federal funding for the charity, according to the public accounts. But this resumed in 2012-2013, when Indian Affairs and Northern Development paid the charity $292,824 as part of an “Urban Aboriginal Strategy.” Canadian Heritage also started paying the charity $100,00 annually that year under a “Youth Take Charge Program.” Note: this was our tax dollars going to this as well and the WE charity also got caught running campaign ads for the current government as well https://spencerfernando.com/2020/07/10/watch-we-charitys-creepy-campaign-style-promotion-for-trudeau/ and it turns out the WE charity were buying up properties as well orontosun.com/opinion/columnists/lilley-we-flips-for-real-estate here some highlights from the Toronto Sun's Brian Lilley exposing this aspect of this as well and shows what a bunch of rotten filth the Kielberger brothers are pretending to give a damn about the poor when all this time they were enriching themselves and their elite pals any here goes: On Oct. 5, 2015, Mingze Li was a 21 year-old student at the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Business. Unlike most students at U of T, even business students, Li had just bought a property worth more than $1 million.
In December 2015, Li would buy another expensive property; this time he paid just shy of the $1-million mark, $995,000 for a red brick, three-storey semi-detached home on a leafy street in Toronto’s Cabbagetown.
Both properties were bought from different parts of the real estate portfolio controlled by Craig and Marc Kielburger and the charity and business complex they have built over the years. The first property at 212 Carlton St. was purchased from Kiel Projects Inc., one of the many companies set up over the years by the Kielburger brothers. The second was purchased from Free the Children, the charity now called WE.
WE is where Li worked, first helping with projects in China and then in the finance department with Victor Li, WE’s CFO. Although Mingze Li and Victor Li are not related, Mingze is a relative of one of Victor’s close friends from university and Victor promised to look out for Mingze in Canada. Mingze even listed Victor’s home address as his own on real estate documents.Victor Li has worked closely with the Kileburger brothers for years, looking after the money at WE and, according to public real estate documents, Li and his family have done many deals with the Kielburgers in the real estate realm.
What is interesting about the purchases by Mingze Li is that 212 Carlton was purchased for $1.05 million with no mortgage recorded with the land registry office.
Unusual for a 21-year-old student. It is also unusual that both properties were purchased at significantly below what their municipally-assessed value would be pegged at on January 1, 2016 immediately after the sales.
Normally, homes sell above the assessed value which is mostly used as a factor when determining municipal tax bills.It’s one of many reasons that several real estate professionals consulted for this story described these and other transactions as “odd” or “strange.”
One accountant, who was asked to review documents related to these and other sales, said questions do arise out of what is public but added more background documents would be required to know if these transactions were more than simply strange.
Another oddity in the Kielburger/WE real estate world is how often properties trade hands among family members and insiders. The home at 212 Carlton was sold by Mingze Li to Yutain Qi, another WE employee, and again it sold more than $250,000 below the assessed value.
The family has traded some pieces of real estate multiple times before transferring them to a numbered company for what is recorded as a $0 transaction.
Roxanne Joyal, CEO of ME to WE and also wife to Marc Kielburger, owned 1792 Lakeshore Blvd E., which overlooks Woodbine Beach, for seven years, starting in 2007.
She sold it to Victor Li and his wife in 2014 for $1.56 million. Li sold it to Fred and Theresa Kielburger in 2016 for $1.62 million.
In November 2018, the Kielburgers transferred the property to a numbered company owned by Kelly Hall-Holland, Craig Kielburger’s mother-in-law, for $0. The home is assessed at more than $1.7 million.
They did the same thing with 48 Meadowcliffe Dr. The home, which backs onto Lake Ontario at the Scarborough Bluffs, has traded four times among family members with the price going from $3.7 million to $0 to $800,000 to $0 again when transferred to a numbered company owned by Craig Kielburger’s brother-in-law, Stefan Fehr.
“We often see transfers from a mother to a son,” said one prominent realtor, describing how family transfers — even for low dollar amounts — are not uncommon, “but I’ve never seen anything like this in my 25 years in real estate.”
I did ask the Kielburger, Li and WE organizations to comment on this story and answer specific questions about the transactions. They initially said they needed 48 hours to provide a comment and described the questions of trading oddities as “technical in nature.”
The questions were not technical, nor overly complex, and definitely not as complex as the real estate world the Kielburger and Li families operate in. Through a spokesperson, the Kielburgers said that most of the real estate transactions have nothing to do with WE and are personal to their family.
While some may argue this is all their private business, the fact that much of their real estate often involves charities or business affiliated with those charities makes this very much of interest to the public.
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Corruption at its finest for sure on both sides of the aisle in this WE scam and the fact our tax dollars were also abused in this way ought to make your blood boil and one more reason we need to drain the swamp in Ottawa and elsewhere in this country since the deep state seems to have its rotten tentacles all over it
