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Somebody tweeted this morning that an MP wanted to change the Canadian flag because of some poll in South America said that the maple leaf looked like a pot plant. I’m not sure if she meant John McKay, who is one of the more conservative Liberal MPs though. I did some research and couldn’t find a Canadian federal MP by the name of Ian McKay, but I could be wrong. In fact, I couldn’t find any stories or articles pertaining to this, but then again, given the outlandish excuses the Harpercons give for their actions, nothing would surprise me anymore. If anybody knows or has heard about any of this, please share in comments, which is now back up and running, by the by.
True or not, I once again became inspired after a lengthy hiatus from my satirical art and created what I think would be Master Steve’s vision for the new Canadian flag. And kids, it’s not recognizable; just like the way he’s turning Canada. No more red! Can’t have that! That’s a Liberal party colour; the same colour that represents communism, like red China. Anyhow, enjoy!
Damn! Perhaps I should have drawn the rectangle to shape the flag! Oh well!
It would stand to reason that if the maple leaf was the main reason for changing the flag, then the maple leaf inside the big blue ‘c’ would have to go too.
Your phrase ” drawn the rectangle to shape the flag”. . . .
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Conservatives shape the talking points to fit the debate
and agenda. But you knew that, didn’t you?
O/T Comment feature needed a bit of a prod; a second or third
click on the comment feature did the trick. Just thought you’d
like to know how it is. I’m using Explorer 8 and Windows 7.
Thanks Torontonian, sorry to have taken so long to approve your comment. I’m still working out site issues. Since I’ve upgrade, I’ve been pulling my hair out to say the least.
I use either firefox or Google chrome here, which ever one my computer chooses to cooperate with on that given moment.
I’m going to visit my family for a week, and I think they use explorer. I’m hoping to have these issues resolved before then, because, I don’t know how much computer time I will be able to have. I imagine as it is, it will be light blogging.
Yeah, I know all about Harpercon talking points. But I don’t shape my art to suit their talking points…wait a minute! I just did! Dollar signs; crosses; the “C”, his highness, himself!
Happy Sunday!
I know that the T’s are crosses. Couldn’t you have made the first one into an H?
ck Reply:
August 1st, 2010 at 12:08 PM
Din’t think of that H thing
Just to let the MP know that our flag is not part of a potuarlity contest. It shows Canada’s national weed–we should be proud of it!
Dumbass, that “news story”, and the entire CBC radio progamme is a giant spoof joke program.
There’s no MP by that name, nor does Toronto plan to change its traffic patterns to the other side of the road in anticipation of the queen’s visit.
Stop gobbling up everything you read and hear. Develop the ability to think critically and filter your own thoughts.
For your information, the radio show is called “this is that”.
ck Reply:
August 10th, 2010 at 9:58 PM
Wow! Aren’t we testy?
I expressed doubts in the post about it’s authenticity. However, that tweet gave me the idea to create how a Harpercon flag would look in Steve’s view, potentially; having a little fun at the same time. Got any objections to that?
What the hell is your problem?