Breaking a promise is not good Ms. Clark
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Re: Breaking a promise is not good Ms. Clark
flamingfingers wrote:^^It's pretty shaky to say that a judge would rule against another judge's sworn statement. It would be interesting to see what 'the other side' might say if called upon to testify under oath, eh?
Why? There are dubious people in all professions. It's pretty scary to think that any judge could make up anything and have it be fact just for their job title.
Facts are a pesky thing when making accusations. I have no idea if this judge is in the right or not but for a JUDGE to not have something this big and expensive of an employment agreement on paper is neglectful beyond a point of seeming likelihood.
For someone who day in and day out would explain to people that verbal means very little when it comes down to it, I find it less likely she is looking for the compensation and more likely she wants to hit the Liberals.
Again something interesting to see what ACTUALLY happens before applying guilt to anyone.
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maryjane48 wrote:why you support breaking contracts or not honoring them is beyond me
I do not support breaking contracts but the fact is you have no idea because you weren't there and neither was I. So at this point it's just "pick a side". If she is owed the pension time, then she should get it... but without witnesses or paperwork, it's "he said, she said".
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no it isnt pick a side. far from it . the one thing that points to mary telling the truth is tge fact she gave up paying into the judges pension . that is a provable point and will factor in any ruling . and with clarks past history of cover up lies and corruption ,it isnt very hard to see who would be making things up .
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Re: Breaking a promise is not good Ms. Clark
No, not all politicians, just the ones in the Christy Clark government, unless you're speaking of jurisdictions other than B.C., and I haven't had time to research them.
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Does Christy Clark have a scketchy reputation ?
https://www.pressprogress.ca/here_are_4 ... mier_of_bc
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#11 contained a link to a story in the Tyee , and thus the entire list will be dismissed as Worthless NDP propaganda by Christy's Cheerleaders. They will stutter and simply come up with " the NDP will be worse " The Libs should have dumped Christy in 2013 when the voters in her own riding did.
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gordon_as wrote:#11 contained a link to a story in the Tyee , and thus the entire list will be dismissed as Worthless NDP propaganda by Christy's Cheerleaders. .
Or we'll ask the question no one who isn't a brain-washed partisan can answer - Who else should we vote for instead?
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