Editorial update: Security experts now believe that the emails in question are forgeries originating from a hijacked server in Germany.
The regional coordinator for the B.C. wing of Maxime Bernier’s People’s Party of Canada is denying a racist email sent from his account on May 29 is his doing.
“This has already been referred to criminal investigation and we’re not in a position to be talking about any of it at this time,” Glen Walushka, alleged author of the missive told The Post Millennial. “I’m not at liberty to provide any kind of comments, I apologize for that.”
The email provided to TPM by former People’s Party organizer Angelo Isidorou, casts problematic aspersions on the nascent political party.
“People of color [sic] need to be removed from any policy positions (they’re all liberals anyways) and put into communications roles as staff or volunteers,” allegedly writes Walushka in the email. “We give them important sounding titles/put them in front of the liberal media – and counteract the Left’s witch hunt and authoritarian attempts to impose its politically correct dogmas everywhere.”
Walushka “absolutely, categorically” denies sending the email from his [email protected] address.
The purportedly bogus message was then followed by two subsequent emails; a second from Walushka’s address attempting to clarify original remarks in his first message, and another by Daniel Tyrie, a PPC staffer. In the latter communication, Tyrie writes:
“Keep in mind you signed a legally binding non-disclosure agreement, the e-mail was inappropriate but should not be leaked. Glen personally moderates a number of websites, blog sites, podcast and social media accounts, and we could easily assume blame on a volunteer that wrote the e-mail, or it could have been hacked by our opponents to create fake news and sensationalism. Any attempt at contacting leftist media outlets for five minutes of fame will be discredited swiftly and prosecuted.”
Tyrie did not respond to TPM requests for comment and a similar request to Bernier elicited the following response from the PPC’s executive director Johanne Mennie:
“The emails that you reference are forgeries. Please send us any emails or screenshots in your possession to enable our legal team to properly address the situation,” writes Mennie.
Isidorou quit Bernier’s camp in March and said the emails were “accidentally sent” to him.
In an interview, he stood by the authenticity of all three messages, adding that they ultimately reinforced his decision to abandon the party.
“I saw the direction the party was going, it was going in a dark direction,” Isidorou told TPM. “And if you look at those emails, they’re talking about removing people of colour from the party.”
Describing his own politics as libertarian, Isidorou said he joined the People’s Party of Canada because he believed Maxime Bernier’s talk of presenting Canadian voters with “classical liberal” alternative to the current status quo.
“Doing this breaks my heart,” Isidorou told TPM of releasing the emails. “It really does sadden me because I loved Max.”
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MORE PIPELINES: Kenney mocks Quebec for propane crisis
Alberta’s Premier Jason Kenney has mocked Quebec’s propane shortage, telling the Quebecois that if they wanted more propane they needed to build more pipelines—a proposal which Quebec’s politicians shot down in recent days.
Kenney made these comments on a Facebook interview on Thursday. When he was asked a question concerning Quebec’s propane crisis, Kenney stated that there was a technology “that could guarantee you constant, stable access to propane and other fuels … They’re called pipelines.”
Quebec is currently suffering from a propane crisis after the CN railway strike left la Belle Province without gas it relies on. If Quebec does not receive propane imminently, there could be a province-wide shutdown of hospitals and barbeques.
So to avoid this disaster, Quebec’s CAQ government has chosen to ration its propane, hoping that the CN railway strike stops before their propane reserves are depleted.
Kenney’s comments will antagonize a Quebec whose parties have recently relished in provoking the population of western Canada. Although Quebec and Alberta have never been particularly fond of each other, this year’s election has unleashed province-wide bitterness towards Ottawa and Quebec. As a result of this, Kenney and Saskatchewan’s premier Scott Moe have threatened to disband the federal equalization program that has disproportionately favourved Quebec.
The two most senior politicians in Quebec, François Legault, and Yves-François Blanchet, have also enjoyed insulting an indignant Kenney and his irritated Albertan population. Recently, Blanchet suggested that Quebec contributes “billions” to the development of pipelines in Alberta. As well as this, Blanchet was audacious enough to say that Alberta did not give a cheque to Quebec, despite the Albertans sending $23 billion over the past five years.
Blanchet, who leads the vaguely separatist Bloc Quebecois, also took time last week to mock the Wexit movement, telling reporters that “the desire to do whatever they want with their oil might not be a sufficient reason to fuel a desire to become a country.”
Western Canada experienced a collective outcry of frustration during this year’s election. The Liberals campaign was so abysmal in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and northern British Columbia, that they failed to win a single seat in these regions. Although the Prime Minister has expressed solemn concern over the nature of this polarization, Trudeau has not promoted any senator from western Canada to his executive, meaning a third of the country is entirely unrepresented.
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PRINCE ANDREW: Canadian orgs won't say if they'll cut ties with disgraced Royal
With numerous organizations and companies across the U.K. and Australia cutting ties with the Duke of York amid allegations of sex crimes relating to his friendship with prolific pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, no Canadian organization tied to the disgraced Royal have responded to The Post Millennial‘s queries if they’ll follow suit.
On Thursday, Standard Chartered became the second corporate partner to cut ties with Prince Andrew’s business mentoring initiative, [email protected]
Accountancy firm KPMG also cut ties publicly, as the Prince has announced that he would be temporarily stepping away from public life.
The headaches continue for Andrew, as more and more universities and businesses review their associations with the Duke following a disastrous interview conducted by the BBC, in which Prince Andrew was questioned about his close personal friendship with Epstein, even after he was convicted of sex crimes in 2004.
According to Monarchist.ca, Andrew holds various roles across Canada, many of them honourary. These roles include:
Trustee of Lakefield College
Empire Club of Toronto
The Monarchist League of Canada
Colonel-in-Chief of The Queen’s York Rangers 1st American Regiment
The Royal Highlands Fusiliers
The Princess Louise Fusiliers
Canadian Canoe Museum
Canadian International Air Show
Royal United Services Institute of Alberta
Royal Victoria Yacht Club
After reaching out for comment by email to these organizations, The Post Millennial did not receive response from any of them. TPM also reached out to the Governor General’s office and also didn’t receive a response.
The Duke most recently visited Canada in June of 2014 for a trip in Ontario that focused on celebrating the service of one of his Regiments, The Queen’s York Rangers, who received five new battle honours to their Guidon.
The National Post reported on Thursday that an exclusive Canadian private school Prince Andrew attended is cutting ties. A Lakefield College School spokesperson told the Post Prince Andrew’s honourary role would be ending “now”. The Toronto charity the SickKids Foundation also announced on Thursday the prince would no longer be an honorary patron.
Accusations against the prince are expansive, particularly in regards to allegations from Ms. Virginia Roberts.
Roberts claims that she was sex trafficked by Prince Andrew’s friend, disgraced billionaire and convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. Roberts alleges she was forced into sleeping with the Duke on three separate occasions.
An interview with Roberts will air next week on the BBC.
Roberts claims she had intercourse with Andrew at only 17 years-old.
In his own BBC interview, Andrew said he could not recall ever meeting Roberts. He also said he never witnessed anything suspicious when spending time with Epstein.
He also released a statement saying, “I continue to unequivocally regret my ill-judged association with Jeffrey Epstein.”
A Miami Herald expose on Epstein from Nov. 2018 uncovered allegations that Epstein was a prolific pedophile in Florida, with sources claiming he had sex with dozens underage girls.
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Portland antifa militant filmed on video attacking elderly man, arrested.
This story has been updated from the original.
A Portland antifa militant wanted for the assault of an elderly driver has been arrested after being on the run for months.
Shaun Clancy, 37, was arrested on Wednesday by Portland Police on an outstanding felony warrant stemming from a violent Black Lives Matter protest last year. On Oct. 6, 2018, Clancy was allegedly part of a far-left mob who shut down a street in downtown Portland and attacked an elderly driver.
Viral video recorded at the time showed a mob kicking and chasing a silver sedan being driven slowly by 74-year-old Kent Houser. Police identified Clancy as one of the individuals who struck Mr. Houser’s car with a metal baton after he was shoved inside. Damages to his car required thousands of dollars in repairs.
At the time of the arrest on Wednesday, police found and charged Clancy with carrying concealed weapons. Police confiscated a stun gun with an antifa sticker, as well as brass knuckles. Clancy was also charged with criminal mischief in the first degree, relating to the attack on Mr. Houser last year.
Before moving to Portland, Clancy lived in Fla. and Pa. The suspect identifies as non-binary and has been involved in extreme antifa activities for at least two decades. On social media, Clancy encouraged fellow comrades to bring weapons to protests.
Clancy said during the jail intake that they work as a bouncer at Belmont’s inn, a bar, and Desire, a strip club.
In an interview with The Post Millennial, Mr. Houser, now 75, said he was unaware of Clancy’s arrest. He says no one else has been held accountable for the attack until now.
“I get emotional thinking about and reliving this,” he says. “I tried looking for a police officer. There were none in sight.” Portland mayor Ted Wheeler and the police were heavily criticized at the time for seemingly allowing violent protesters to shut down the streets in an unpermitted demonstration.
After Houser was attacked, the protesters then occupied a busy downtown intersection where they again stopped traffic. Viral video recorded at the scene showed cars being hit and drivers subject to racial slurs.
Since 2016, there have been around two-dozen left-wing and right-wing protests that devolved into riots in the Portland area. Antifa groups have been responsible for the most violent attacks on citizens, property and law enforcement.
Mr. Houser says that to date, he has not heard from the mayor. “What are you doing to protect the people of this city?” he asks. “You’ve been a total disgrace.” Mr. Houser was also subjected to a doxing campaign last year by Portland’s Resistance, an antifa group whose leader is chummy with the mayor.
Shaun Clancy’s next court date is on Jan. 3, 2020.
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Toronto Police ask for help finding missing 13-year-old boy
Toronto Police are asking for the public’s help finding 13-year-old Cameron Kimber.
Kimber is described as being 5’5″, having blonde hair, and blue eyes.
Kimber was last seen wearing a black winter jacket, black track pants, a green plaid shirt, a red t-shirt, with a black toque and black Nike shoes.
Police ask that anyone with information contact 4168084200
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