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To all those Florida and NY cops on here who let the Ontario police tail wag the dog (you know who you are), since you enjoy taking a knee to the oppressive covert masters up North, you can at least take solace in knowing that you are in some cases, being formal in the presence of a king.
This is how our system functions. The cults that you support are enforcing it, well done, your efforts may be rewarded in the afterlife. Nepotism and grand titles arbitrarily created and bestowed upon a political ally. In this case, though not the fault of the recipient; given only three days after being called to the bar.
So many some of you *cough* "American" gentleman continue kneeling, you're making someone proud...
Doug Ford’s government is staring down another controversy this week after quietly reinstating a special designation for lawyers and bestowing it on numerous Tory politicians, staffers and loyalists.
The provincial government issued a press release late Friday afternoon, just before the Canada Day long weekend, noting it was reviving the honorary title of “King’s Counsel” and awarding it to some 91 appointees, many of whom members of Ford’s government or closely associated with it.
This is how our system functions. The cults that you support are enforcing it, well done, your efforts may be rewarded in the afterlife. Nepotism and grand titles arbitrarily created and bestowed upon a political ally. In this case, though not the fault of the recipient; given only three days after being called to the bar.
So many some of you *cough* "American" gentleman continue kneeling, you're making someone proud...
Explainer | ‘King’s Counsel’ is the controversial title awarded to Caroline Mulroney and other Doug Ford allies. What exactly does it mean?
The Ontario government stopped handing out the title in the 1980s because it was largely seen as a patronage tool.
www.thestar.com
Doug Ford’s government is staring down another controversy this week after quietly reinstating a special designation for lawyers and bestowing it on numerous Tory politicians, staffers and loyalists.
The provincial government issued a press release late Friday afternoon, just before the Canada Day long weekend, noting it was reviving the honorary title of “King’s Counsel” and awarding it to some 91 appointees, many of whom members of Ford’s government or closely associated with it.