The question occurs. Is there a statute of limitation on sexual harassment?
I believe a Pandora's Box may have opened on Parliament Hill.
I worked with a former Parliamentary intern a number of years ago. We were members of the Social Assistance Review Board. The work took us all over Ontario . Much of it driving. Thousands of tedious miles and rivers of conversation to while away the time.
Audrey was a native of Ottawa and had worked as an intern. Only one story stands out in my memory. In her thirties, she was as well endowed betwixt chin and waist and had always been.
It must have been the mental image created that made it memorable. I have never been in the Parliament Buildings.
A very young woman running down a corridor to get away from a Member of Parliament. He was pretending to give chase for her obvious physical attributes but actually to entertain his male colleagues.
Was the miscreant identified. He was indeed. I cannot tell. I wasn't there. But should the story be true the irony is absolute.
Every day new insight unfolds on the news item. Today Thomas Mulchair revealed the complaints were known to him .The complainants had asked for the matter to remain confidential.
He said as a result of exposure, the M.P. complainants have been twice victimized.I hear an echo.
Last night CBC journalist James Coyne ,in a panel discussion said "reputations is everything in politics". He wash speaking of accused MP s being suspended while not even informed of what they were accused.
If Ottawa Police Chief were to invite victims to come forward and give assurance of right treatment
how far back might the story travel?
There are further charges being made - this time against an NDP MP for not protecting a staffer. The story has more legs than a centipede
ReplyDeleteAnd a date for the next election has not even been declared. That CBC host has unleashed dozens of demons from the past & present.
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