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What's that party that wanted every session in Parliment to start with Yoga?
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I'd vote for Wayne Gretzky
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They also wanted to strike down the law of gravity. |
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I have to vote the lesser of the evils, that be Martin. No way in hell I'd vote for the bible thumpin PC's. Maybe if they had a more business minded leader who kept his pentecostal beliefs out of our lives I'd vote for them to send the Libs a lesson.
How is it the inquiry into the Adscam cost more than we got scammed?? LOL |
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I can't stand Harper. He bitches and complains far too much. I know it's part of the parlimentary system to get up and yell and scream, and bitch and complain, but this guy takes it way too far and it's just not productive, it's annoying. He comes across as sounding and looking like a sore loser. There is no "positive" with that guy...it's all negative. He offers no solutions, he just complains... Layton and the NDP...? I hope they have a strong showing if only to keep the Libs in check. ;) J. |
John: Agreed on Harper. I love how he said in an interview one time that he only gets negative media attention, they never focus on the good stuff he does. Yeah, like he was taking advantage of that opportunity to show some light. :1orglaugh
The only reason the Liberals can govern is because they are central to many views Canadians have. The NDP are FAR too left extreme and the Conservatives are WAY out in right field. |
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Maybe we should throw another $30 million away on a gun registry inquiry. As for the election - fuck that. Give the money we'd spend on the election to the RCMP and let them investigate and charge those involved in the adscam. That'd be money well spent. SilentKnight |
the liberals openly steal money and you will vote for them anyway,
it goes as usual, the east takes money from the west so the fishermen and french people can sit around on unemployment for 6 months. i am voting for harper. |
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Alberta/Manitoba are turning even more Conservative just out of distaste for the libs which is really too bad. The west is going Conservative crazy.
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The thread title is wrong - it should be called "Who are the people of Ontario going to make Prime Minister" - and dont hold your breath hoping for a Conservative outcome.
Also regarding the honesty of Layton - the only way people will think of him as honest is if he finally comes out of the large closet he's been living in for the last 40 or so years - and it wouldn't hurt if he dumps that loser of a so called wife he has. |
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the fag french who openly want more money from us? the loser NDPs who want no one to work and for us to pay for them? Alberta is united, not like the rest of the country. you will see 99% conservative voting here. |
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He is that ... aside from a " War" supporter ... What he forgets is that Ontario/Quebec subsidized his shit hole for decades ... till they found oil ... Oupsss... he wasn't here at that time, he was in Ukraine.... |
born in winnipeg, i am canadian, get your facts straight.
directfiesta is voting for whatever party will help his relatives remain on welfare. so thats the liberals/block do you guys in quebec just flip a coin these days? |
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And he recently doubled his yearly income with the 400$ check he received (or will receive) from Alberta. |
here comes the french squad, WHOOOOOOOPY, hopefully all of you have your white flags with you.
id rather have $400 in my pocket then in the hands of some drunk fishermen. |
Why would we want Bush's anal buddy in office?
Harper is a Bilderberger: http://www.thunderbay.indymedia.org/...?theme=default Good guy, yeah. For sure. |
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QUEBEC - we are so oppressed
wahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh QUEBEC - respect our french heritage wahhhhhhhhhh QUEBEC - we need more money from those redneck bastards out west, am i expected to work!? wahhhhhhhhhh QUEBEC = http://cheryl.dewolfe.bc.ca/baby/crying.jpg |
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if drinking once-twice a week is a serious problem then cruisify me. i can drink, work, make money and still pay taxes. sounds like some places out east have trouble doing 1 out of the 3. |
Hey Meta... you even got their flag colors on that blanket. NICE.
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Don't get me wrong Meta, I understand WHY you're voting the way you are along with the rest of the west. I just have different opinions.
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its all good, there is an obvious division in canada that will never change. to bad there were smart french people left who realised by seperating they would have to work/start their own economy. |
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If I was an Albertan I would vote for Harper. I can't believe idiots will still vote for the Liberals. In another country and democracy, the Liberals would be burned alive. I don't understand why Ontario still believe in them. The "I'd rather vote for criminals" is pure bullshit. |
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most of these people do not care that the liberals openly stold millions upon millions because they did not work for it. i will laugh at canada (as usual) when they ARE voted back in. |
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They were not french, not more than the thousands of immigrants that got their " express citizenship" .... BTW, if we are so much of a burden, why all this " Please Stay" or " lets spend money in Quebec to promote Canada " shit .... Are you guys masochist ? |
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i have a question, do the french in ontario agree with the french in quebec on the majority of issues, or is there a division there? |
I don't see why the rest of Canada can't vote Quebec out. I am sick of their constant shit. "Special status" this and "Veto" that. You're not going to get it, so leave.
I will give them that 65% of FRENCH Quebecers voted for seperation... so the real ones want to leave. The immigrants want to be Canadian while living in Frenchville. |
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Where did I say " promote Quebec " .... When you are sober, read the post. |
I'd love to see an end to majority governments altogether -- I MUCH prefer the idea of coalition gov'ts and the STV system. I'm so sick of the pendulum swinging violently from left to right every time a new party gets the "majority" vote -- nothing ever gets done properly! I believe that if the parties were forced to work cooperatively with each other on a long term basis, we'd get much more progress happening in the "middle of the road".
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you are drunk if you think the west was saying "please stay" or if you think that the west in the first place thinks quebec is apart of canada let alone spend money on "promoting canada" in it. |
Maura: That's why no one has asked what you believe.
Do you want to see political deadlock for the next 100 years? Coalitions of EXTREME right and EXTREME left views working together? Sorry - you're way off base it will never work. The only reason Canada has lasted THIS long is because of brokerage politics. Parties simply sit in the middle and avoid major issues. As citizens we accept this because of our major differences and move on. The Liberals ARE the middle party. |
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http://www.archambault.ca/store/asse...2895491897.jpg The author of the book is an english canadian sovereignist (one of the few) . He met important people in the "NO" side and they talked and talked about how they didn't give a fuck about referendum laws and money. They didn't know he was a sovereignist, so like a brother, they simply bragged about it. I knew it was stolen, but some of the facts are amazing. The iceberg is much, much bigger. |
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CTV.ca News Staff Opposition leader Stephen Harper has told Fox News in the U.S. that most Canadians outside Quebec support the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, despite our government's decision not to take part in the war. In an interview with the American TV network, Harper said he endorsed the war and said he was speaking "for the silent majority" of Canadians. Only in Quebec, with its "pacifist tradition," are most people opposed to the war, Harper said. Fact 2: He was supportive of the "star wars" missile defence system and is for increased military spending June 1, 2004 OSHAWA - He is smooth. Very, very smooth. Stephen Harper released his party's defence policy yesterday (first in a flurry of policy drops this week) stressing the need to assert our sovereignty with a serious military force, chastizing the Liberals for years of neglect and avoiding any comment that might be construed as bellicose. Without providing details, Harper suggests he would be more generous with the military than the Martin Liberals -- upgrading equipment on a more ambitious schedule, committing to an 80,000-strong force at some future date -- but nothing he said yesterday suggests he would embark on a radically different course. Whatever he is saying now, Liberals hope more Canadians will be disturbed by those old quotes than mollified by Harper's more nuanced current approach. Their second line of attack is to insist Harper can't finance an expanded military without deep cuts to other spending -- including health. It is a plausible argument and Harper is making a tactical error in not producing contrary evidence. (He says there's enough money to cover his priorities -- modest tax cuts, increased military spending -- without reducing spending on health. But if not health, what?) We can assume that culture, the CBC, any sponsorship-like spending will be given short shrift in a Conservative regime, but that magnitude of savings doesn't begin to cover the new military expenditures. The only un-proven fact is the liberties issues - but if you're smart you'll figure it out. He's aligned with the U.S. and is far to the right |
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