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By ck, on April 1st, 2010
Oh that load of misdeeds from Steve.
Now, Blogging Romper Roomie Frmgrl is now peeing in her panties from being ga ga giddy, and Norman Spector is as happy as a con who ran over a dog or cat in the poor neighbourhood no doubt over the latest news. Steve wants to add . . . → Read More: Bully, Cheat, Hijack, Own the Media, Run Away and When That Don’t Work: Add More Seats–In Con Ridings, No Doubt!
By ck, on March 22nd, 2010
It would seem that since yesterday, Gilles Duceppe referring to those involved with the Quebec Sovereignty movement as ‘Resistants’, thus supposedly comparing themselves to the French Freedom Fighters in WWII, is splashed all over the news; it seems to be coming a close second after health care reform passed last night.
Even hacks . . . → Read More: Atta Boy Gilles! Now, Watch the Harpercons’ Knickers Bunch Up!
By ck, on March 6th, 2010
After hearing about that miserable budget and the latest developments on investigation torturegate, and of course, the ongoing blunders of Jason Kenney and other of St-Stevie’s Harpercon flunkies. I have rethought my position since I posted To Call or Not To Call an Election This Spring. The more I read and hear about . . . → Read More: Why an Election Must Happen Sooner, Rather Than Later
By ck, on February 17th, 2010
Awhile back, I wrote that Gilles Duceppe started reviving separation in commemorate the anniversary of the failure of the Meech Lake Accord and that Pauline Marois was promoting a greener sovereign Quebec.
While I consider myself middle of the road these days where Quebec sovereignty is concerned, I still expressed a few concerns, . . . → Read More: Quebec Seems to Have the Will But Do They Have the Means?
By ck, on February 8th, 2010
I have always thought that an outright merger between the Liberals and The N.D.P. with perhaps the Greens (although, if one looks carefully, they’re not really left of center) would be what’s best.
I certainly understand Dylan’s concerns (Right of Center Ice) about a coalition government being a bad idea based largely in . . . → Read More: The Game Has Changed…Canada is Ready For a Coalition
By ck, on February 7th, 2010
I first caught hint of this in, oddly enough, the Edmonton Journal, a paper from a highly conservative province that has not only never made any secret about wanting Quebec out of Canada, but a lot of the most conservative Albertans would love to separate from Canada themselves as they seem to think . . . → Read More: Quebec Sovereignty Movement Making a Comeback?
By ck, on January 23rd, 2010
Indeed it was! In spite of the early hour and the cold, we did have a decent turn out somewhere between 700 -1000 folks (a few hundred joined in later at end venue), according to what I was told. There were merchants and passersby offering support. The police didn’t even get out of . . . → Read More: Montreal Event a Success!
By ck, on January 5th, 2010
Well, it appears that social media is really giving a run for the money against the corporatist media.
It’s about time! For openers, the Facebook group, Canadians against the Proroguing of Parliament , is now nearing 50, 000 members and growing. There are other such Facebook groups, whose memberships are also growing.
Twitter . . . → Read More: Well, It’s a Start! See What Can Be Done When We Make the Effort?
By ck, on January 5th, 2010
ATT: Irwin Cotler Member of Parliament for Mont-Royal Liberal Party of Canada
Hello,
I think most Canadians realize that the prorogation on the part of PM Stephen Harper is more sinister than last year’s. All one has to do is to read the news and the columnists. Globe & Mail‘s John Ibbitson calls . . . → Read More: A Letter I wrote To My Riding MP
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