CTV has a FEB 20th 2013 email... showing a PMO lawyer & PMO staffers; Chris Woodcock and Patrick Rogers; offered Duffy 'advice' before he lied to Canada about the source of the $90K cheque .. Nov 10th 2013 The list of 'smoking-gun' evidence against Harper and the PMO is growing longer everyday; RCMP's Corp. Horton will have no choice but to obtain warrants against them for an obvious conspiracy to cover up a crimes.
This email provides more credibility to Duffy's assertions that the PMO 'orchestrated' the entire cover-up; and that the $13.5K 2nd cheque was not likely for audit expenses, but to reimburse Duffy for legal expenses incurred to protect himself over the terms of the "PMO deal' since negotiations started in Dec 2012. CPC Senator Gerstein's 'story' in Calgary is weak; given his credibility as a 'charged' CPC in the In/Out Scam in 2006 and his lies can be exposed: lawyers must keep detailed billing records and the Mar 6th 2013 Invoice from Duffy to the CPC; can be tracked to specific hours that his lawyer billed and the work she did !
An email has surfaced that shows the PMO offered Senator Duffy 'communications advice'; just days before he told Canadians he’d repaid questionable expense claims out of his own pocket.
An e-mail obtained by CTV News shows that on Feb. 20, two days before the repayment announcement, senior PMO officials approached Mr. Duffy to help him explain things. The electronic message, sent to Duffy from his lawyer Janice Payne, informs him she’s been contacted by a PMO lawyer who works for Mr. Wright.
The PMO names 2 staffers who are standing by to craft messages for Mr. Duffy : … “Chris Woodcock of his office and Patrick Rogers are communications specialists – very talented and happy to work with you to develop various strategies around communications” .. Ms. Payne wrote in the e-mail to Duffy. It will fuel the controversy over allegations by Duffy – now suspended from the Senate – that the PMO told him to lie to Canadians about the source of the $90,000 used to reimburse taxpayers for controversial expenses.
Donald Bayne, a new lawyer for Duffy, said he’s handing over a significant amount of records to the Mounties to back up the senator’s allegation that the PMO figured prominently in the expenses controversy. “We are providing the RCMP with a lot of information, which we believe will dramatically improve the RCMP’s understanding of the role of the PMO in this affair,” Mr. Bayne said.'
By: Robofraud Canada
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