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‘A consequential life’: Former leaders remember Brian Mulroney | Power & Politics
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ย. 2024
- Former prime minister Kim Campbell and former Conservative Party leader Erin O’Toole remember Brian Mulroney, Canada's 18th prime minister, who died Thursday at the age of 84.
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I haven't been this sad and upset since Ed Broadbent died. When I heard Mulroney passed away, I called my psychiatrist and took a bereavement day off to mourn. I don't think the country can take anymore grief.
LOL..thanks for the laugh.
The working class of his time won't miss him at all as he did nothing for them except make life more difficult.
Brian Mulroney only took care of his own kind ..that's why he "loved Canada .
He couldn't fix the Indigenous problems, but maybe he believed in helping with apartheid because maybe he felt Indigenous people world wide could stand up for each other, and appeal for better angels and make the world a better place.
he was a traitor
I remember the corruption he was involved with
RIP Rt. Hon. Martin Brian Airbus Mulroney 😢
300,000 DOLLARS IN CASH? CROOK..........................
How sad I just heard about this now. I remember the Big 3 of the 1980's conservative movement were Mulroney, Margaret Thatcher & Ronald Reagan.
He was involving in corruption like they all are and his free trade agreement gutted the manufacturing businesses of Canada. I lived in a city of 60,000 and every one of our manufacturing plants left for Mexico. The city's population now stands at about 40,000
He overseen the human rights abuses at the Oka Conflict. Enough said.
You lie.
He started the end of the middle class by bringing in free trade. Lots of job loss thanks to him
Lots of job creation because of free trade. Brian Mulroney was MY prime minister, and he did an outstanding job.
Yeah free trade as a whole has helped Canada a lot
worst PM EVER!!!
@@derick3482 nah there’s definitely been a lot worse
RIP Mr.Mulroney, being from Newfoundland I think of his relationship with John Crosbie and his dedication towards NL’s oil and gas industry. Without his commitment on the Atlantic accord and support for Hibernia, NL would’ve never been have not no more. Even though the moratorium was his governments doing, I do believe NL owes an enormous debt to Mulroney.
Kim Campbell would have been a great PM had she been a chance.
No doubt he lived a full life. He did not do as much good for Canadians as he did damage, IMO. I have late relatives who would not be sad about this news. And I have one name for you KarIheinzSchreiber. Let's not forget, many many years later (2007-2010) about the Airbus scandal being uncovered when he was still PM. I forgot that Harper ordered the inquiry. (From a TorStar article...look it up, the media did cover this...even the CBC, lol): >>OTTAWA - A two-year inquiry into Brian Mulroney’s dealings with German-Canadian arms lobbyist KarIheinz Schreiber has concluded that the former prime minister acted in an “inappropriate” way when he accepted large amounts of cash from Schreiber.
The report by Justice Jeffrey Oliphant said Mulroney “failed to live up to the standard of conduct that he himself adopted in the 1985 ethics code.”
The judge said he could not accept Mulroney’s testimony that his acceptance of at least $225,000 in cash was an error in judgment. Rather, it was an attempt to hide the transactions, Oliphant said."
“The reason Mr. Schreiber made the payments in cash and Mr. Mulroney accepted them in cash was that both wanted to conceal the fact that the transactions had occurred between them,” the judge said in a summary read to the media.
“Something was amiss,” Oliphant said. “These dealings do not reflect the highest standards of conduct, nor do they represent conduct that is so scrupulous it will bear the closest public scrutiny.”
If the dealings were appropriate, there would have been a contract, an exchange of letters or some documentation confirming the agreement, the judge said.
Brian 👌🇨🇦🇨🇦