It's one of the foulest chapters in the dark history of Stephen Harper's monstrous government. The betrayal of our veterans and the brutal treatment of our wounded soldiers.
The shameful war on those who have served their country, that continues to this day.
A group of Canadian military veterans said they were denied access to a Stephen Harper event held at a legion in New Brunswick Monday morning.
So i'm really glad to see that yesterday was the also the day that a group of veterans launched its assault on the Con regime.
I must admit I didn't think these two shabby Cons could insult our veterans more than they did last year.
Or act in a more cowardly manner.
But a Con is a Con is a Con, and here they go again.
When I heard the news that Julian Fantino had met with a group of veterans in an apparent effort to rebuild all those bridges he has blown up in the last few years, I was suitably impressed.
Until I found out the meeting was at the Citadel in Quebec City, not Ottawa as is usually the case. So he could get as far away from the Parliamentary media as possible, short of heading for Tuktoyaktuk.
Or Stephen Harper's closet.
And that veterans who weren't prepared to join the choir and sing along with him, weren't invited.
