A whistleblower from within Justice Department. One of Peter "Humanitarian Bombs" Mackay Justice Department weasels has cracked.
Schmidt seems willing to pay a price to keep it that way. During an interview on CBC Radio’s As It Happens, the lawyer said that after a decade fighting within the system, he decided finally to bring the matter before the courts only after a recent trip to Egypt underscored “how fragile democracy is and how much it needs care and tending.” How vulnerable it is, for instance, to opaque, legally ambiguous legislative processes — or the stifling of dissent.
Even at the risk of his job, federal lawyer Edgar Schmidt could no longer stay quiet on whether federal laws violate the Charter of Rights.
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Michael Webb · WeLove JessicaDawn AndOthers
I love the first sentence (of thestar link), somehow a violation of employment takes precedence over ANYTHING ELSE. "courageously", ppffft!
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