We looked at both Scott Moe and Carla Beck’s year-end interviews with Saskatchewan reporters and surprise! We roast both of them.
In respect to Carla Beck, we discussed the bombshell she dropped that she and Scott Moe made some kind of pre-election pact?
While Beck made it sound par for the course, I can assure you that it is not. That kind of pre-election meeting, supposedly to define boundaries for civil discourse between Saskatchewan’s political parties, is not some kind of tradition. What Beck claims to have agreed to with Scott Moe is ridiculous.
I don’t appreciate any two Saskatchewan residents - which is all she and Scott Moe are - taking it upon themselves to decide what we should or shouldn’t know during a writ period.
Then we talked about the pulsating red flags you can see from space all over Scott Moe, Stephen Harper and their relationship with India, which seems to have been expressly set up to undermine Canada’s foreign policy and relationship with that country.
I want to be abundantly clear: I love the idea of safely, humanely, ethically and with dignity, bringing people into this vast, empty province in the middle of nowhere - we’ve got the room.
Giving them the tools and support they need to achieve even simple dreams of making the one life we’re all given, better. Those dreams are often predicated on simple shit you and I have taken for granted every day since we were born.
Saskatchewan could be a beautiful new home to so many people.
What I hate is the exploitation of new, vulnerable people in Canada, who’ve fled oppression so they can come work in some Sask Party-supporting asshole’s collection of rural Tim Hortons franchises while getting hauled en masse to rig vote in Sask party nomination races (absolutely true story).
We need to be able to talk about what’s happening with the Sask Party, one of the most corrupt and disturbing government’s Saskatchewan has ever had, and the exploitation of immigrants and foreign affairs.
So we will.
There is something very, very wrong with Scott Moe’s relationship with India and we must get to the bottom of it. There will be more on this.
Talk soon, T
