Government Grant Controversy: Investigation Results and the Conflict of Interest They Ignored

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  • Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
  • Remember that government grant controversy we were caught up in a few months back? Well, the government’s investigation results are in, and surprise-they’ve found themselves innocent! Despite ignoring my original complaints, everything seems ‘fine’ according to them. 🙄
    In this video, I dive deep into the findings (and lack thereof) from the investigation. Here’s a quick recap for those who missed it: We believe we faced a major conflict of interest with a company that administered the grant programs, pressured us into signing up for their services, and had a disproportionate influence on funding decisions. Yet, somehow, none of this was deemed problematic in the investigation.
    I’ll break down what the government examined, what they conveniently ignored, and why this report feels like a total farce. If you’re interested in how public funds and taxpayer money are being managed-or mismanaged-through these EV grant programs, this one’s for you.
    Watch the full video to get all the details and form your own opinion on whether this kind of conflict of interest should be allowed. Spoiler alert: I don’t think so.
    🔗 Read the government report here: www.oag.bc.ca/...

Комментарии • 534

  • @LeftCoastStephen
    @LeftCoastStephen 16 дней назад +665

    The appearance of a conflict of interest should be enough to disqualify MNP. It’s certainly enough to disqualify the current government.

    • @EdisonMotors
      @EdisonMotors  16 дней назад +114

      Can’t we just put 4 different companies into the 4 different roles?
      Giving all the roles to just 1 company gives such an opportunity for conflict of interest. Proper organization would prevent this

    • @shaun900
      @shaun900 16 дней назад +36

      You can't use logic with this government, this was by design.

    • @ryen7512
      @ryen7512 16 дней назад +13

      Why is it so hard to do things properly. Why everything has to be shady and corrupt?

    • @MegaMech
      @MegaMech 16 дней назад +11

      @@EdisonMotors The companies will just talk to each other. There shouldn't be a contractor at all.

    • @brandonboulton2776
      @brandonboulton2776 16 дней назад +2

      ​@@EdisonMotors That's a feature, not a bug.

  • @johnmeade4610
    @johnmeade4610 16 дней назад +428

    20% of grant as a fee should be illegal in itself. Writing grants for a fee and processing them for the government should be major jailtime illegal. Corruption is obvious.

    • @TheMeepster72
      @TheMeepster72 16 дней назад +23

      It already is. It's called embezzlement.

    • @joels7605
      @joels7605 15 дней назад +6

      Most grants are like this. Seriously. They all take 1/5th as an "administration" fee or something similar.

    • @joels7605
      @joels7605 15 дней назад +4

      And the best part is, they take the kickback immediately upon award of the grant. Then they slowly pay the grant out over a long duration, usually a year or more. The grant is paid on receipts and timesheets, so you might not even get the whole grant amount.

    • @philmckay9973
      @philmckay9973 14 дней назад

      It is a strategy to strip government of tax dollars degrading public services more

    • @superdupermax
      @superdupermax 12 дней назад

      as long as they pay tax on it... it's legal. remember when Cristy Clark got a 50k annual top up to her party salary for her great job with getting political donations ... it's literally a bribe... a physical.. literal... bribe... but it was taxed and they made it legal first. so it's fine.

  • @CaseyLaDelle
    @CaseyLaDelle 16 дней назад +455

    I’m starting to think that mentioning I was going to be visiting Edison Motors was the real reason the government goonies wouldn’t let me into Canada…

    • @mikeweldon9710
      @mikeweldon9710 16 дней назад +43

      That’s funny…..and could also be very true.

    • @EdisonMotors
      @EdisonMotors  16 дней назад +93

      Probably haha

    • @Redact63Lluks
      @Redact63Lluks 16 дней назад

      Seriously you gotta rehearse how to cross into that communist country.

    • @justme5384
      @justme5384 16 дней назад +6

      Canada, the new US

    • @Redact63Lluks
      @Redact63Lluks 16 дней назад +19

      @@CaseyLaDelle hah I called Canada communist and my comment got deleted 🤣

  • @jasonfletcher8444
    @jasonfletcher8444 16 дней назад +115

    They all belong in prison.

    • @Leetshifter
      @Leetshifter 16 дней назад

      Except the government controls that too.

  • @louiecampbell8227
    @louiecampbell8227 16 дней назад +144

    You have to work really hard to have so many coincidences.

    • @EdisonMotors
      @EdisonMotors  16 дней назад +80

      “We asked them nicely and they pinky promised they didn’t cheat. Case Closed” - BC government 😂

    • @wobblysauce
      @wobblysauce 16 дней назад +4

      Big Pachinko game... all by chance.

    • @LeftCoastStephen
      @LeftCoastStephen 16 дней назад

      @@louiecampbell8227 as Goldfinger said “once is happenstance, twice is coincidence, 3 times is enemy action.”

    • @TankEnMate
      @TankEnMate 15 дней назад +3

      @@EdisonMotors Is there any way to get a judicial review?

    • @ebouwman034
      @ebouwman034 14 дней назад +4

      They set it up in such a way that's easy for them to argue though. Playing devils advocate for a minute...They claim that they seek out companies to write grants for; logically they'd be looking for companies that would be successful. A higher rate of their clients are successful; maybe that's because they do a good job of writing proposals.
      Regardless of that, I though a conflict of interest was a thing that you had to address whether or not you abused it? The fact that mnp COULD abuse the situation is enough IMO that the situation shouldn't be allowed exist.

  • @conspicuousman5162
    @conspicuousman5162 16 дней назад +171

    That's just crazy to me, this is TEXTBOOK definition of conflict of interest. Thank you for speaking up, the more people complain, the less they'll be able to ignore it

    • @iMeatbag
      @iMeatbag 7 дней назад

      The government uses public funds to pay big pharma for "safe consumption of illegal drugs" just years after they said we all needed to get poked to safely leave our house. If you're still not aware conflict of interest is how we do things here in Canada then you're not paying attention.

  • @modarkthemauler
    @modarkthemauler 15 дней назад +22

    Remember folks, it's not corruption if you pay your politicians to make it legal.

  • @gebiete
    @gebiete 16 дней назад +111

    It should be reported as a crime and investigated by RCMP, not these corrupt politicians themselves.

    • @Achonas
      @Achonas 14 дней назад +4

      lol

    • @TB-zf7we
      @TB-zf7we 14 дней назад

      RCMP is MIA in the 21st century.

    • @lepotdefleur9906
      @lepotdefleur9906 13 дней назад +2

      @@Achonas Too bad there is no true neutral country investigators, a lot of people from most country would benefit from that but then,. said neutral country would have too much power and the game continue..

    • @chrisrichards2350
      @chrisrichards2350 12 дней назад +2

      😂😂😂😂 RCMP 😅😅😅😅 you should do stand up, i damn near pissed my pants at that joke.

    • @andytaylor1588
      @andytaylor1588 6 дней назад +1

      The RCMP only works at the behest of the PMO. The major crimes they have been ordered to not investigate (or decided not to investigate) are heinous breaches of the law

  • @flweeptwo
    @flweeptwo 15 дней назад +34

    worth noting again that chase is not depressed and is not considering forever napping himself

    • @EdisonMotors
      @EdisonMotors  15 дней назад +41

      I would never forever nap myself. I’d weld steel plate onto a Komatsu before that

    • @alcoholdonkey
      @alcoholdonkey 15 дней назад +6

      ​@@EdisonMotors Based. Though welding steel plate to Topsy would be cooler 😎

    • @superdupermax
      @superdupermax 12 дней назад +3

      @@EdisonMotors and it would be electric powered so you wouldnt have to worry about exhaust like the last guy!

  • @francoisfortin5826
    @francoisfortin5826 16 дней назад +90

    It's been a while since I trusted a government official to investigate itself!!!!
    That trust the citizens should have between them and the government has never really existed in the first place as far as I know !!!!

    • @ForfeMac
      @ForfeMac 14 дней назад

      It's always been "we can trust you as far as we can supervise you"
      And at some point in the early 20th century, people lost sight of that.

  • @danmorris7235
    @danmorris7235 12 дней назад +11

    This current government needs to go , and lots need to be behind bars

    • @bmorg7244
      @bmorg7244 11 дней назад

      But what then? New government comes in and nothing changes, at least nothing will change for the better. They are all a bunch of corrupt thieves!

  • @thomasrogers8239
    @thomasrogers8239 14 дней назад +13

    Corruption in the government isn't a bug it's a feature. This is how cronies are paid off and how support is raised and solidified.

  • @wild_lee_coyote
    @wild_lee_coyote 16 дней назад +126

    It sounds like the person who wrote that was an MNP employee. I would want to see who did the review and see if there is any connection to MNP. The optics on this look pretty bad even if nothing is wrong.

    • @CountryAndProud
      @CountryAndProud 16 дней назад +3

      Or just paid off to write it. Its really hard to trust anything anymore given how often corruption is discovered everywhere

    • @danielrouw2593
      @danielrouw2593 15 дней назад +4

      if you go back and watch the previous videos on this topic, MNP is the contracted firm for government audits.

  • @douglasboyle6544
    @douglasboyle6544 16 дней назад +27

    I was wondering about this just today, and I actually figured as much. This kind of stuff is BS no matter which side of the aisle you're on.

  • @robisverybad75
    @robisverybad75 16 дней назад +96

    You need a LAWYER. that letter you sent, should have been written by a lawyer. every word matters. it is not a person you are talking to, but an institution.

  • @alexloveshistory26
    @alexloveshistory26 16 дней назад +26

    Loved the opening, "we investigated ourselves and found that we did nothing wrong." lolol!!!!

  • @gogmorgoaway
    @gogmorgoaway 16 дней назад +36

    I'll reiterate: why are government services being administered by private companies at all?

    • @NEEDbacon
      @NEEDbacon 16 дней назад +13

      Because back in the day, some politician had a brainwave on how to cut Government spending. The answer, was to privatize certain sectors. Even though they get our tax money and are effectively part of the government, they can be taken off expense reports. So the government looks good.

    • @callsignapollo_
      @callsignapollo_ 15 дней назад +5

      There are still too many people that believe companies that are soley motivated by profit will somehow do better than an organization with no incentive for monetization

    • @greasebeardsgarage
      @greasebeardsgarage 15 дней назад +1

      @@callsignapollo_ No incentive for monetization (profit) equals no incentive to ever improve. Hence the government being so ineffective the longer it exists (in any country). You need competition to be forced to improve. Governments are effectively a monopoly unless the citizens can and are willing to leave the country for another that has better options for them.

    • @fenix849
      @fenix849 15 дней назад +2

      @@greasebeardsgarage Where is MNPs competition? It doesn't exist. The unfortunate reality is that once you vote someone in they have little incentive to do anything you voted them in for until the start of the next election cycle, and that's only if it's an election issue if not they never have any incentive to do it.

    • @callsignapollo_
      @callsignapollo_ 15 дней назад +3

      @greasebeardsgarage profit motive ≠ competition
      Profit driven, especially in a low competition sector like utilities or other must-have services, have no incentive to create a better product or service because the company knows people will have to go through them regardless. When one railroad controls 1/3 of a country's rail network, or is the sole arbiter of deciding who is eligible for government contracts, they have no competition or incentives to improve

  • @nickford5549
    @nickford5549 15 дней назад +6

    We investigated ourselves found no wrong doing. Follow the money. Kick backs is why nothing changed

  • @johngato737
    @johngato737 14 дней назад +2

    Not enough people have enough of these kinds of conversations on every sector of government.
    I’m in your industry, following your company, build testing and these topics.
    Keep up your work, we support you.

  • @fmerkl
    @fmerkl 16 дней назад +36

    Government Corruption seems to be all to common! Guy's that had nothing are now millionaires!

    • @orangetruckman
      @orangetruckman 15 дней назад

      Funny how that works isn’t it. Must be from lottery winnings 🤔😉

  • @ianmckay1780
    @ianmckay1780 15 дней назад +3

    You proved your point. There MUST be a conflict of interest!.

  • @thomasnine2595
    @thomasnine2595 16 дней назад +9

    It’s not just in Canada or USA, it’s world wide

  • @fuzzycheezeman98
    @fuzzycheezeman98 16 дней назад +10

    Lets be honest here is anyone surprised at the outcome of this? I give my full support to Edison Motors and I completely agree but we all know the government doesn't care about its people, they're more interested in lining the pockets of big corporations just like this one.

  • @barkobama7385
    @barkobama7385 12 дней назад +3

    It would be shocking if it wasn't every friggen government in my entire lifetime that is caught in scandals like this.

  • @Matharic
    @Matharic 16 дней назад +10

    The thumbnail made me think this was an episode of Letterkenny.

    • @jeepindave5464
      @jeepindave5464 16 дней назад +3

      So you were working on your truck the other day ....

  • @Jestokost
    @Jestokost 16 дней назад +6

    The real, final question here is why the hell administration of a government program is being outsourced this heavily at all. I would understand asking local industry or universities to comment on the technical merits of proposals, but there’s no way the BC government is running out of paper-pushers.

    • @teamcybr8375
      @teamcybr8375 16 дней назад +2

      "Cutting government spending" is always code for "moving things from being public services to being corporate profit-generators". Guaranteed that's how this got started.

  • @battman141
    @battman141 16 дней назад +4

    Typical inept government. Get out and vote and get those guys gone.

  • @warmonger2500
    @warmonger2500 15 дней назад +4

    We investigated ourselves and determined that we did nothing wrong.

  • @RazingthenRaising
    @RazingthenRaising 12 дней назад +3

    This is why third party, non-involved, investigations are needed....

  • @enterprisencc1701z
    @enterprisencc1701z 16 дней назад +10

    Som
    Someone please start a petition to ask the.R c m p to investigate , which becomes Federal issue. Down with the n d p slush fund government

    • @codysmith605
      @codysmith605 10 дней назад

      Rcmp are not here to help normal people they are but theives and extortionists.

  • @redensign9975
    @redensign9975 7 дней назад +2

    Hopefully this will be reinvestigated after the election and the NDP are given the boot.

  • @parawizard
    @parawizard 12 дней назад +3

    If the gov doesn't see an issue it's because it's the norm. Pigs at the trough. They ain't afraid of the taxpayers at all. It's quite apathetic in Canada.

  • @BlairWamboldt
    @BlairWamboldt 8 дней назад

    This is a realy harsh story. Aply again after Eby and Co are gone. You have a great product and deserve justice for this corruption.

  • @OlympusMons1969
    @OlympusMons1969 12 дней назад +5

    I feel for you guys. Corruption in Canada is rampant.

  • @robertrussell3264
    @robertrussell3264 16 дней назад +11

    Clearly they are not worried about consequences for their continued corruption. I'm pessimistic on this topic. I'm guessing that going forward citizens ability to criticize the government will diminish. Sorry.

    • @gcc8584
      @gcc8584 15 дней назад

      Consequences? Who’s going to consequence them?

  • @fuzzycheezeman98
    @fuzzycheezeman98 16 дней назад +23

    What an absolute joke and abuse of power.

  • @mikewest5529
    @mikewest5529 11 дней назад +1

    50 years ago this would be criminal. Sad days!!

  • @bullithedjames937
    @bullithedjames937 16 дней назад +4

    I'm sorry only multi-billion dollar corporations get that money. Why would we want to keep our money local

  • @ehta2413
    @ehta2413 16 дней назад +3

    This really goes to show that anything that gets funded by tax money should be under public authority. Giving private companies tax money for innovation is fine and dandy but all the applications should be dealt inside government agencies if it's taxpayers money going in there.

  • @RP-hn1qc
    @RP-hn1qc 16 дней назад +36

    To fight government absurdity you must fight back with absurdity. In the most Canadian way blockade the Canadian maple syrup strategic reserves. If it becomes a global debate they will be more likely to be shamed to resign or change plan.

  • @manu144x
    @manu144x 16 дней назад +31

    Wow, this is italian mafia level of corruption :))
    You want to get free money? You pay us or you don't see any money :))

  • @nextechsolutions5955
    @nextechsolutions5955 16 дней назад +41

    You need a new Government. Don’t trust them.

    • @mohammedgoder
      @mohammedgoder 16 дней назад +4

      People are adverse to the type of change that's required here. They will fight tooth and nail to retain the status quo.
      We need a complete reformation. Something akin to a revolution.

    • @FLOABName
      @FLOABName 16 дней назад +2

      It’s a double edged sword unfortunately. The corruption is widespread among all parties in Canada. It’s just a matter of where the stab the knife.

    • @Neojhun
      @Neojhun 16 дней назад

      FYI MNP is not a Government entity. It is limited liability partnership COMPANY. What ever "New Government" get to office will just work with MNP again. Welcome to corporatism and capitalism. Do you like Money?

    • @Jessev741
      @Jessev741 15 дней назад

      We're the only province in Canada with a government that isn't actively working to tear down everything we've built. You think the Cons wouldn't find a way to screw this up even worse?!?

    • @jmanlinc
      @jmanlinc 15 дней назад

      ​@FLOABName its not just a Canadian problem, it exists in all governments.

  • @mc-zy7ju
    @mc-zy7ju 15 дней назад +2

    The procedure they wrote for themselves is criminal, and they followed that procedure to the letter.

  • @alanlaub4890
    @alanlaub4890 16 дней назад +4

    If you don't see, you can't look.

  • @jontruax1
    @jontruax1 15 дней назад +3

    Yep nothing fishy there. But swims like a fish, flops like a fish, breathes underwater, but definitely not a fish.

  • @rexnelson8604
    @rexnelson8604 15 дней назад +1

    Which elected official is receiving benefit from MNP and in what form? Where are the Fourth & Fifth Estates?

  • @TheMetalButcher
    @TheMetalButcher 16 дней назад +2

    This has to be made widespread public. In the US, file sharing across different teams for government contractors is often forbidden, so as to force competitive designs from the same company. To have administrators with file access to both the reports and the reviews is criminal.

  • @topsteplocal
    @topsteplocal 16 дней назад +2

    I robbed a gas station, but upon investigating my robbery, I find there is insufficient evidence to prove I robbed it...

  • @rickszabo4312
    @rickszabo4312 15 дней назад +3

    One of many reasons we need to vote in this up coming election..

  • @brunomontbleau1244
    @brunomontbleau1244 15 дней назад +1

    Love what you are doing, stay true to your values, I hope you will not get bought by a big company that will just destroy what you created. And they wonder why we do not trust our government anymore
    ...

  • @FilterYT
    @FilterYT 16 дней назад +10

    I'm ashamed of my government.

    • @gcc8584
      @gcc8584 15 дней назад

      Your government hates you.

  • @GerhardMack
    @GerhardMack 13 дней назад +1

    This sort of thing is why the NDP almost got obliterated as a party in the late 90s.

  • @TheDanielscarroll
    @TheDanielscarroll 13 дней назад +1

    That's just the way it is ... Things will never be the saamme...

  • @A2J_Tim
    @A2J_Tim 15 дней назад +2

    what a bunch of crooks...

  • @toghikes
    @toghikes 15 дней назад +7

    It’s sad to hear this. It appears that the corruption runs deep in Canada as it does here in the United States.

  • @rileylindstrom3891
    @rileylindstrom3891 15 дней назад +2

    Blatant corruption.

  • @kramumw
    @kramumw 16 дней назад +40

    "-Sir, why are you so currupt ?
    -Who says Im corrupt ?, I literary hired an investigator to audit me and they said all is great..."
    And if you keep talking or ask too many questions about our friends, we'll show you how really things get done around here, OK comrade ?"

  • @johnwilmann921
    @johnwilmann921 16 дней назад +1

    Love your humor. Respect your entrepreneurial spirit. Keep on trucking

  • @GunGamePoliTick
    @GunGamePoliTick 10 дней назад

    The only problem I see here is an honest man trying to make sense of a dishonest world. Shame there wasn't more people like you.

  • @NavySturmGewehr
    @NavySturmGewehr 16 дней назад +47

    NDP find anything wrong with what they're doing? Never.

    • @ChaoticAphrodite
      @ChaoticAphrodite 16 дней назад +3

      Please let me know the last time any conservative party in government found they were in the wrong.

    • @NavySturmGewehr
      @NavySturmGewehr 16 дней назад

      @@ChaoticAphrodite They'd have to be wrong in the first place for that to happen.

    • @mistertubby
      @mistertubby 16 дней назад +3

      To be fair, every government investigation of every government usually comes out this way. Just like CN cops investigating CN.

    • @TankEnMate
      @TankEnMate 15 дней назад

      Welcome to first past the post elections. Demand proportional representation.

    • @Jessev741
      @Jessev741 15 дней назад

      They reversed course on drug decriminalization... they are completely capable of admitting errors and correcting them. The cons would never...

  • @LSandL31
    @LSandL31 16 дней назад +11

    Are we sure this isn’t an episode from Looney Tunes?!

    • @darrenwebb7732
      @darrenwebb7732 16 дней назад

      I mean in Canada the $1 and $2 coins are called a loonie and a toonie if I'm not mistaken

    • @LSandL31
      @LSandL31 16 дней назад

      @@darrenwebb7732 omg, you serious?!

  • @willhatch7721
    @willhatch7721 15 дней назад +1

    We need that department of government efficiency

  • @tedb4254
    @tedb4254 11 дней назад

    Absolute power absolutely corrupts! Not from the Canada, can you go to your legislators and pressure an outside investigation or change legislation to rid them???

  • @anotheryogateacher8499
    @anotheryogateacher8499 8 дней назад

    keep on them!! you are doing su much good by getting this out there.

  • @koldphuzhun
    @koldphuzhun 14 дней назад +1

    So glad to live in the US where some people at least have the decency to make you follow a paper trail to find the corruption rather than just letting it all hang out for everyone to see. At least then it gives you something to do so you feel a sense of accomplishment when you put the puzzle pieces together... 🙄

  • @bdjm8595
    @bdjm8595 16 дней назад +30

    I think I'm the first legit comment. This is OUTRAGIOUS but typical, when will the people of BC wake TF up ??!!!

    • @14768
      @14768 16 дней назад

      It's not just BC, this is every government and corporation in the entire world. Everything is crooked af.

    • @Jessev741
      @Jessev741 15 дней назад +1

      I bet you use 'woke' as an insult though

    • @14768
      @14768 14 дней назад

      @@Jessev741 Excuse me, are you defending the government? Or are you just so bored you're trying to find literally anything you can to insult a stranger on the internet. Big man.

  • @kholdsworth27
    @kholdsworth27 16 дней назад +1

    This is unreal.. where do you take something like this if the governing bodies are the ones being suspicious?

  • @Pierceprepper327
    @Pierceprepper327 16 дней назад +3

    Good work fighting the good fight. Sucks that it turned out the way it always does with the government. But you at least did the right thing.

  • @SenorSenorStacks
    @SenorSenorStacks 16 дней назад +3

    Statistical significance in regulatory oversight is cool.
    Critical thinking in policy review and program auditing is also cool.
    Requisite complexity in governance has always been cool.
    Meritocratic leadership, fairness through insight, and farsighted judgment in economic and industry development/funding, in spite of the pressures of nepotism is, in my opinion, the coolest.
    It’s like if vertical integration had a hate child with an oligopoly, and then that offspring told you it wasn’t raining while taking a wee on your head.
    Rant aside, my bets on Edison finding a way through the maze.

  • @Ratkill9000
    @Ratkill9000 16 дней назад +6

    Canadian Government sus? Vote them out of the air lock!
    In all seriousness, at least now you might be able to get grants from a different avenue (if thats even possible). Might be an inconvenient kick in the nuts, but you guys seem to manage decently well all things considered. Hope you'll get all the funding you need in the future and make Edison Motors yuge.

  • @raywagner8016
    @raywagner8016 12 дней назад

    Sounds about right. Everything normal. Corruption is expected.

  • @markbernier8434
    @markbernier8434 7 дней назад

    You should put this ridiculous result before Larry Brock, MP - Brantford-Brant as it is another example of what he has been fighting about in government committees.

  • @BUILDYBUNCH
    @BUILDYBUNCH 16 дней назад +1

    If the government sees no issue with this, would they also find it acceptable for a private company to both run elections and take a percentage of the campaign funds from the winning candidates? How would that ensure fairness and prevent conflicts of interest?

  • @tyler111762
    @tyler111762 8 дней назад

    As a Nova Scotian firearms owner who read the mass casualty commission paper: First time?

  • @psl127
    @psl127 9 дней назад

    And the media has completely ignored this investigation

  • @ps-motorhead911
    @ps-motorhead911 16 дней назад +3

    Thanks for putting it out there

  • @coulter080768
    @coulter080768 16 дней назад +4

    A classic kickback setup.

  • @InfernosReaper
    @InfernosReaper 16 дней назад +1

    Gotta love them asking the loaded questions to try to misrepresent the accusation and get favorable responses for their self-investigation

  • @murph7591
    @murph7591 15 дней назад +2

    Chase, I'm on the same page, you just can not trust government "period'!!!!!!!

  • @Islandwaterjet
    @Islandwaterjet 13 дней назад +1

    I applied for a government tender. Only two of us applied. They handed the tender to a quebec company with no knowledge nor experience in the area. But the quebec company did have much experience in acquiring government contracts. They knew nothing of the topic but they are experts at how to work the system. Lesson learned - as the little guy no need to waste any more of my time applying for government tenders no chance of it being accepted.

  • @JonRampage
    @JonRampage 7 дней назад

    Par for the course for any of these unelected 3 letter agencies that seem to run the country

  • @timneufeld2700
    @timneufeld2700 13 дней назад

    The best you can do for your own ventures is keep it free of government influence as much as possible and consider any money you get back from them as gravy.

  • @narxic
    @narxic 16 дней назад +4

    Thank you for sharing.

  • @JimmyJamesJ
    @JimmyJamesJ 13 дней назад +2

    You see if the program was done right, or even well, then it wouldn't be a government program.

  • @newatthis50
    @newatthis50 11 дней назад

    I LOVED my times in Canada
    I did notice right away there was a definite lack of competition in the marketplace.
    Only 1 phone company, one brand of toothpaste, shampoo, etc. Of course I was in the far north and distribution was a real problem
    I would come back in a minute were I able!! Drat the shampoo!! Loved the people, the challenges, the fight to stay alive. Too old and disabled now

  • @gcc8584
    @gcc8584 15 дней назад +2

    Congratulations to everyone at MNP!
    Enjoy your new pools and luxury vacations!

    • @EdisonMotors
      @EdisonMotors  15 дней назад +2

      That carbon tax money isn’t going to spend itself. It’ll go to programs like this administer in this way.

  • @DoorPro3667
    @DoorPro3667 11 дней назад

    JT should be stripped of power and any assets and funds he has gained since office.

  • @christiankirkenes5922
    @christiankirkenes5922 15 дней назад +1

    I have audited myself and found that; after a night of heavy drinking, I, had done nothing wrong

    • @ccubsfan94
      @ccubsfan94 15 дней назад

      Me, currently cooking breakfast at 12:30pm after a night of drinking

  • @raywagner8016
    @raywagner8016 12 дней назад

    And yes. Our tax money is being wasted.

  • @eatonasher3398
    @eatonasher3398 16 дней назад

    Can we sign a petition demanding a third party investigation??

  • @keithmalmberg8395
    @keithmalmberg8395 15 дней назад +1

    The government is never going to find wrong in what they are doing to make sure that the people they want to pay back for political favors are always going to get the money.

  • @Daru002
    @Daru002 16 дней назад +1

    Maybe we should stop paying taxes and end these choosing who succeeds and who fails program

  • @joevaagen6170
    @joevaagen6170 16 дней назад

    Sounds like Edison Motors HAS to go to the NEXT higher department. Like if city court stops you, you go to county court. It country court stops you go to state court and so on and so forth.

  • @KIMBERLYTRUCKWERX
    @KIMBERLYTRUCKWERX 15 дней назад

    I glad to corruption in Canada is alive and well. Just as it is in the USA.
    Gives me a warm and fuzzy knowing we are not alone.
    Keep up the good fighr for common sense and integrity. I wish you continued
    success.

  • @aristo_bze
    @aristo_bze 16 дней назад +2

    Did MNP do the inquiry?

  • @MrPorsche91730
    @MrPorsche91730 11 дней назад

    I wonder how much the cdn public is laughed at behind closed doors

  • @davidmark866
    @davidmark866 11 дней назад

    If someone decides who gets in the gate, they control the whole circus🎉

  • @supramanx1997
    @supramanx1997 13 дней назад

    Seems like its time to go to the news and whomever you can get to signal boost you as far-reaching as possible!
    Keep up the good fight!

  • @Bufford2024
    @Bufford2024 16 дней назад +1

    Same thing Pol Pot did. Bury the truth.

  • @jamesready5
    @jamesready5 11 дней назад

    And meanwhile in Ottawa we have “the other Randy” and the arrivescam debacle going on that is pretty much in the same ballpark as this nonsense. Government giving friends and government employee owned companies taxpayer money to line their pockets.