No doubt the wealthy and their enablers and apologists will be happy to know that the public is seemingly content using these revelations to point fingers at the party and politicians they don't like, instead of rising up and demanding that this grotesque hoarding of wealth offshore be stopped with effective multipartisan action.  Likewise, our politicians seem to feel that all that is called for is fingerpointing and posturing, no doubt strongly tainted by hypocrisy.

It's time our elected officials start acting for the general population they are meant to serve, and stop allowing themselves to be bought off by trinkets and promises from professional lobbyists and other such professional sociopaths.

It is clear the rules have been corrupted by the wealthy and influential, who seemingly can't be wealthy enough, ever. These "entirely legal" activities are "entirely corrupt", and soulless. Mr Scheer and Mr Trudeau, get on with it and attack the real problem, rather than each other.