CAROLE GOUIN

Bribery, collusion, and corruption have been all too common at the senior executive level at the Montreal, Laval, and Ottawa Headquarter offices for well over 20 years. In the 1990’s Carole Gouin  with the help of colleagues in the Ottawa headquarters authorized the Bronfman’s Family Trust to elude paying over $800 million dollars of taxes. The case captured national attention; the CRA and its senior staff were publicly scrutinized, however, and as usual, nothing was done to these individuals. For her part in the conspiracy, Carole Gouin was appointed as director of the Montreal TSO, a position which she kept until her retirement in 2008.

If you want to read more about the conspiracy, and the public disgust it created:

http://www.hiddenmysteries.org/conspiracy/reststory/bronfmanevade.html

Additionally, we are aware of at least 2 other files whereby Mrs. Gouin deliberately closed her eyes to corruption in order to help her boyfriend, Mr. Veillette (at Samson Belair).

Maybe, Jean-Guy RCMP, you should get Mme Gouin to name the taxpayers. But of course, we reserve the right to do so in the future…

BTW, if you happen to be interested in reading more about how the richest families evade paying taxes (often with the help of our favourite politicians and the CRA) read “Ces riches qui ne paient pas d’impôts” by Brigitte Alepin.

If you look at the link above “Bronfmans Evade $800 million in Taxes with Aid of Revenue Canada”, and you read the resume of Brigitte Alepin’s book. If you are smart enough you will notice a similar link to the Liberal Party of Canada, in each. Got it? Either way, it’s not that important, because we’re sending out a message to the CRA:

In 2012 the Federal Liberal Party of Canada were paid back for their help in the Bronfman case, when a deal negotiated by the CRA’s Justice Department of Montreal, Ottawa, and of course the taxpayer’s representatives, allowed the taxpayer to evade over 200 million in taxes owed. It was done so secretly that no one at the Montreal TSO (where the problem was originally found) was even vaguely aware that any wrongdoings had happened.

Just to let you know, CRA Ottawa, our contacts run very deep.

So now were talking about a billion dollars of uncollected taxes… a billion here… a billion there… and suddenly were talking about real money.

David S Gallant

 

Your welcome.

We knew the possibility of you retaining your employment within the Canada Revenue Agency was slim at best, but after much discussion we decided to write that letter. The idea for the letter came from a top executive at the Montreal Tax Service Office who argued that the letter could do you no hard, so why not at least try. We had a contact where you worked, but other than that person we don’t know if others supported you; they probably did, however were too afraid to speak up, they need their jobs; the CRA knows this and uses it to their advantage.

Sad that you were let go for a small breach of code… if it was a breach at all; your union should have had the balls to fight, but for some reason they never do, we wonder why?

Regardless, the CRA would rather have a child rapist (we won’t mention his name again) illegally working for them (at the Montreal TSO) as a computer specialist than you. What does this say about the CRA? What does it say about the Government of Canada? What does this say about people in power?