What a world in which we live. I cannot believe that this man could bilk day care centres of $800,000. That said, I cannot believe that the CBC would use taxpayer dollars to fly a man out of a country to which he has fled and in which he likely needs to be prosecuted for fraud in East Africa.
What were you thinking? The Consulate refused to fly him back here, as this violates protocol and foreign policy to protect, similarly, taxpayer dollars. How can CBC's Fifth Estate think such a move is a wise one?
Why would CBC, on our tax dollars, violate foreign policy created by duly elected officials with accountability to the public. Who would authorize this expenditure in a corporate decision for ratings, that violates Canadian policy?
Perhaps, East Africa cannot afford to summon this man to justice and put him up as he pays for the wrongs toward Africa, but he manipulated The Fifth Estate, as much as his other victims, and, therefore, Canadian taxpayers as much as those whom he directly defrauded.
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OCTOBER 1, 2008
He was just an ordinary guy who stole almost a million dollars. Why?
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