David Eby’s outright “Pipeline Lies” in a desperate attempt to block Alberta’s Pipeline

British Columbia has seen a lot of antics occur in the British Columbia legislature but few compare to the behaviour of Premier David Eby propped up by a severely biased speaker of the house Raj Chouhan, and there is nothing honourable about his behaviour.

In the BC Legislature the topic of pipelines from Alberta was the object of deceit by a very desperate David Eby, and this day ended with Raj Chouhan playing authoritarian and using his NDP authority to kick our MLA out of the BC Legislative chambers.

You need to hear and see first hand how this went down.  Keep in mind that the official opposition is required by law to hold the government accountable: challenging government actions, spending, and policies in daily Question Period and legislative debates.

The day started with Trevor Halford questioning David Eby on issues surrounding pipelines in British Columbia. Let’s jump into this watch how this goes down.

 

Next comes the reply from David Eby, the reply is so sleazy and full of outright deceit, watch this and ask should we as citizens be paying this man to treat BC Citizens so rudely? When Eby is talking, he is talking to all BC Citizens, not just the opposition party doing their job. It was this comment that led to the expulsion of Claire Rattée. We will post her response further down this page.

Editors Note: It blows my mind how David Eby could create outright lies like this, this scumbag really needs to leave politics altogether. Pardon the expression but this man is such a blatant liar, there is no better word to describe him.

Next comes the reply from the Leader of the Opposition Trevor Halford.

 

This was followed by a tirade by David Eby about Christy Clark and the Liberals, as he had nothing to defend his anti pipeline rhetoric.

This is what led up to the cowardly act by Raj Chouhan expelling Claire Rattée from the house.

Claire Rattée explains what Raj Chouhan refused to allow her to say in the legislative chambers.

 

 

 

Claire Rattée quote: “Today, I was asked to leave the chamber after calling out the Premier for remarks I believe were false and misleading regarding my record and the record of members of our caucus on LNG development in Northern B.C.

For years, the Premier has attempted to claim that we do not support projects like LNG Canada, while at the same time trying to take credit for a project he actively opposed while in opposition. The people of the North remember who stood alongside our workers, local governments, Indigenous partners, and communities to fight for these opportunities when it mattered most.

I am proud of my record. As a Kitimat city councillor, I worked hard alongside many others to help get Phase 1 of LNG Canada to final investment decision. That project has created jobs, opportunity, and long-term economic benefits for our region and for British Columbia. The credit belongs to the many people who put in the hard work over many years to make it happen.
I will not sit quietly while the history of that work is rewritten for political convenience.

When the people of Skeena elected me, I promised to be a loud, strong, and unapologetic voice for our communities. That means standing up for our workers, our industries, and the truth, even when it is uncomfortable.

I will continue to do exactly that every single day, unapologetically.”