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In Topic: New leader of the NDP - A Sepratist?
03 August 2011 - 06:51 PM
In Topic: New leader of the NDP - A Sepratist?
03 August 2011 - 05:18 PM
In Topic: Ignatieff's rhetoric
05 April 2011 - 05:10 PM
they are jacks own words, I think you and I have been through this once before thoughWhy do you continue perpetrating a lie in your sig?
In Topic: Ignatieff's rhetoric
05 April 2011 - 02:57 PM
Was a PC Prime Minister who brought in the bank act. The TD has done very well with Bank Mergers in the US, considering the expansion they have gone through in that market. Create more then a few Canadian jobs hasn't it?Yup, I do...
Do you know that Harper was not only in favour of but a strong promoter of the Canadian Bank mergers with US banks a few years back?
Where would THAT have left us when the shit hit the fan?
In Topic: Ignatieff's rhetoric
04 April 2011 - 02:41 PM
Gwiz do you know who wrote the federal bank act? That document is what has kept us out the problems the us is facing.Are you saying that Harper isn't right wing extremist enough for you?
If so I'm sure your wishes will be fully filled should Harper manage to pull out a majority and show his true Republican Red White and Blue colours...
Bill, honestly, how can you support someone, or a party, that is trying to drag Canada into being nothing more than the 51st state of a country, the USA, that has shown itself to be totally inept at managing an economy and, because of past Liberal policies Canada pretty much escaped the recession, that the Bush administration with it's unfunded wars, corporate bailouts and deregulation caused?
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