I don’t know who these two shitheads think they are but they are in A LOT of trouble.  I don’t know who these two dipshits think they are but they’re making some serious demands ahead of their appearance in the House Of Commons to testify about their business practices.

Strange position for the Kielburger brothers to take. They agreed to appear, then made demands. Could be summed up like this.
“We’ve done nothing wrong but we can’t appear before a committee because we are afraid the police might listen to what is said.” https://t.co/TWTwkrzDjb

— Brian Lilley (@brianlilley) March 12, 2021

CTV: Capping an extraordinary exchange of demands and counter-demands, a lawyer for WE Charity’s co-founders agreed late Thursday that Craig and Marc Kielburger will appear Monday before the House of Commons ethics committee.
As long as he can “intervene where necessary to provide advice to our clients,” lawyer William McDowell wrote in a letter to the committee’s chair, Conservative MP Chris Warkentin.
“As you can appreciate, counsel must be permitted to protect clients’ rights in this way rather than to be relegated to a purely ornamental role,” he wrote.
NDP raises more questions about Morneau, WE in letter to ethics watchdog
The brothers’ appearance has been in doubt after a fresh spat broke out between the Kielburgers and the MPs who want to grill them about the organization they founded.
The brothers suggested they might not accept a summons to appear at the committee Monday unless a list of conditions were met.
Those demands came after the pair first accepted the summons issued unanimously by committee members earlier this week, which followed the Kielburgers’ initial refusal to testify in response to a gentler invitation.
In a letter the day before, McDowell wrote that police could draw on information gleaned in the meeting, even though it falls under parliamentary privilege.
“While it may be true, in a limited sense, that ‘Parliamentary privilege ensures that anything said in Parliament cannot be used in any other proceeding,’ you will appreciate that law enforcement agencies and others are free to use the information disclosed in committee hearings,” McDowell wrote to Warkentin in a letter posted by a WE Charity Twitter account Wednesday evening.
NDP ethics critic Charlie Angus has asked the RCMP and the Canada Revenue Agency to investigate the Toronto-based organization’s operations.
McDowell demanded that WE’s lawyers be able to appear on camera in the virtual hearing, make an opening statement and intervene to object to questions put to the Kielburgers during testimony.
The ethics committee had already agreed to the brothers’ request that their lawyers be present and to push back the hearing to Monday from Friday to give them more prep time.
“To be clear, it is not my intention to provide substantive answers to the questions, but rather to intervene as necessary to protect our clients’ rights,” McDowell’s earlier letter said.
“I’m not really sure what’s behind these theatrics from the Kielburger brothers,” Angus said in an interview before their conditional promise to appear landed Thursday evening. “The issue is, there is an outstanding legal summons compelling them to testify. That’s an extraordinary step that we’ve had to take in order to get answers.”
“There’s almost no precedent in the history of Parliament for someone refusing a legal summons ΓǪ and the heads of a Canadian charity doing that would be certainly dramatic.”

I’m AMAZED BELL/CTV even ran the story.  As a former platinum partner of WE Charities, they’ve been really fucking slow to address allegations against these two turd burglars for obvious reasons.

Craig and Marc Kielburger are desperately trying to shield themselves from the criminal exposure they might incur during a Q&A with the House of Commons.  I don’t know who they think they are but refusal to testify unless ‘conditions’ are met just screams ‘We are guilty as fuck’.

Hey @craigkielburger and @marckielburger: If you’re not fucking criminals, stop acting like it.

— Dean Blundell (@ItsDeanBlundell) March 12, 2021

Over the past year:
– WE charity has crumbled under the weight of countless accusations of everything from criminal accounting practices to murder-for-hire plots.
– They’ve been accused of colluding and lobbying government officials for $1 billion in COVID relief money, allegedly misrepresenting work projects to multiple donors, and refusing to provide insight into any of it.
– Last year, Crag and Marc shuttered WE Charity, canceling WE Day altogether after they were caught shoving hundreds of thousands of donor dollars into the pockets of Justin Trudeau’s family.
– Marc was caught on tape talking to the We Kenya director discussing a murder for hire plot
– dozens of former employees and donors have come forward after being taken advantage of by the Kielburger Brothers and now they are refusing to discuss any of the allegations unless ‘conditions’ are met?
I could be wrong, but this isn’t how the innocent act.

https://crier.co/news/weird-shit/we-charity-has-given-justin-trudeaus-mother-and-brother-close-to-300000-in-the-past-4-years/

https://crier.co/news/weird-shit/surprise-the-kielburger-brothers-under-scrutiny-after-former-partner-outs-we-charitys-skeevy-fundraising-practices/

https://crier.co/news/weird-shit/video-craig-and-mark-kielburgers-video-testimony-in-912-million-dollar-scandal-was-an-absolute-disaster/

The two assholes are expected to testify before the House of Commons on Monday and, as boring as Canadian politics is, this will be appointment-watching.

If it turns out they stole money during their 20-year gift, we’ll find out.  I wouldn’t be surprised to find out they weren’t the only Kielburgers involved in misrepresenting the nature of WE Org’s business, either.

Mom and Dad Kielburger have a healthy real estate portfolio on teacher salaries that I’d love to learn more about, too.

Happy Friday.  Maybe not for Craig and Marc Kielburger, who are probably fairly preoccupied.

DB