Wednesday, February 28, 2007
Tales of RCMP antics may shatter Crown's case, says Gary. Again.
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Gary Mason didn't stay out of the dog house for long. Although he bravely refers to the BCRail case as "a government corruption trial" Gary is right back on his pre-Christmas hobbyhorse, pre-judging the Trial in favour of the accused. And of course, selecting a new villain: the RCMP. Because it's The Globe and Mail's story, it is listed here. - BC Mary
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Tales of RCMP antics may well shatter Crown's case
GARY MASON
The Globe and Mail
Print Edition 28/02/07 Page A12
The case against the principals in a government corruption trial is looking flimsier by the day. And the conduct of our national police force is once again being called into question. In fact, the actions of the RCMP have laid the groundwork for a future stay-of-proceedings application by defence lawyers representing three former political aides charged with various counts of bribery and influence peddling in connection with the sale of BC Rail.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/Page/document/v5/templates/hub?hub=Search&searchType=Quick&searchText=gary+mason&x=0&y=0
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Gary Mason didn't stay out of the dog house for long. Although he bravely refers to the BCRail case as "a government corruption trial" Gary is right back on his pre-Christmas hobbyhorse, pre-judging the Trial in favour of the accused. And of course, selecting a new villain: the RCMP. Because it's The Globe and Mail's story, it is listed here. - BC Mary
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Tales of RCMP antics may well shatter Crown's case
GARY MASON
The Globe and Mail
Print Edition 28/02/07 Page A12
The case against the principals in a government corruption trial is looking flimsier by the day. And the conduct of our national police force is once again being called into question. In fact, the actions of the RCMP have laid the groundwork for a future stay-of-proceedings application by defence lawyers representing three former political aides charged with various counts of bribery and influence peddling in connection with the sale of BC Rail.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/Page/document/v5/templates/hub?hub=Search&searchType=Quick&searchText=gary+mason&x=0&y=0
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I actually took the trouble to look back again at Gary Mason's little Christmas gift to the Basi Boyz and noted - apart from a certain amount of family detail - that the two stories were remarkably similar.
It reminded me of that little speech of Hamlet's to Horatio in Act I, Scene II...You know the one:
"Thrift, thrift, Horatio! the funeral bak'd meats did coldly furnish forth the marriage tables."
I just hope the Globe isn't paying scale for both articles.
Some habits of the sports writer die hard.
gw
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It reminded me of that little speech of Hamlet's to Horatio in Act I, Scene II...You know the one:
"Thrift, thrift, Horatio! the funeral bak'd meats did coldly furnish forth the marriage tables."
I just hope the Globe isn't paying scale for both articles.
Some habits of the sports writer die hard.
gw
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