“the seperatist notion has already been debunked.”
Well, someone forgot to tell Duceppe that. The NDP and Libs can’t get him to shut up long enough to get this absurd coalition installed. Duceppe already said the coalition was good for Quebec, and therefore a step towards sovreignty. Absolute nonsene, the three parties have nothing in common ideologically, and are simply making the play for power. Look, the Libs actually LOST seats, some in traditional liberal ridings this outing; the NDP fared no better, and the Bloc, due ONLY to the rediculously uneven distribution of seats, cleaned up. The majority of canadians clearly do NOT support the liberals, nor the NDP, and certainly not the f’ing BLOC. The only reason these clowns made this bizzare call for the GG to install them as the government is because they know that there’s no chance in hell of any of them pulling as much support as the PCs in a straight out election right now. If there’s really no confidence in the sitting government (wow, after, what, two months?) then as much as I loathe the idea, put it to another election and shut up when the results return a conservative majority this time.

62% did not just “vote left”. They voted for specific parties. This kind of thinking only moves us closer to a more american, 2 party style government. Enough with the Red vs. Blue, Left vs. Right mentality. Learn to see grey areas.

Government’s thinking is to give you something to play with while they rip off our money, property, happiness, blood, kids and anything they can get. They abuse, kill, jail, torture, mane, rape and anything else they can get away with. Worse than any Mafia on Earth.

More eloquently explained by “stefbot” on youtube. It’s the stuff they don’t teach you about at school on purpose, and which you MUST know to be free as a Canadian. Till now, 14 episodes but worth every minute of it.

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%22True+News%22+stefbot&search_type=&aq=f

Don’t be fooled, watch and learn how your government, any government, screws you and how to get out of it.

Enjoy

I heard this yesterday. Would those that support coalitions taking over from the elected government that is in power be happy if the coalition was right leaning instead of left?

Pro gun ownership, business, capital punishment.

Something to think about.

Of course Dion with his well produced video is now the laughing stock that he was the night he lost the election with the lowest Liberal support in the country.

I don’t have an issue with coalition governments but if they do get the Governor General to accept them, then all three signatories need to be in cabinet based on their seats in the commons. This would give the Bloc more seats than the NDP. If the coalition cannot agree to this, then they don’t have enough members to govern Canada.

It is funny that the coalition who are in a tiff because Harper didn’t give them all the money they wanted were saying that they would bring out a budget about the same time Harper always said he would. Also they complain about Harper being a puppet of the USA but they want a bailout just the same as the USA which Harper won’t do. Who is now following USA policies?

Also from all the press I am reading, the coalition have the support of the Bloc because they are willing to give Quebec more money than Harper.

I wonder how many of the coalition supporters would scream if the USA government refuses to bailout the auto industry and we did only to see the money disappear into executives pockets.

This has nothing to do with the economic policy as the deal was starting to be formed before parliament even sat. It is about power and attacking the west.

If this was about the economy, why was there a statement about bring Kyoto back into play with Kyoto is a major hit on the economy?

I wonder how the election next spring is going to go for all the leftists coalition supporters.

Look at the facts. Canada is not in a recession. Our economy grew in the last quarter unlike many around the world that have shrunk.. Our banks are complaining about lower profits, unlike the USA and UK banks that are complaining about losses. The coalition kept saying we need to bailout the industries as they are doing in the USA. WE ARE NOT THE USA AND DO NOT NEED USA POLICIES!

Our biggest problem is the falling dollar as it causes inflation on imported items but this goes with the Liberal/NDP election pledges for a lower dollar so I guess they are happy.

It was also reported that many industries are feeling the effects of the USA aid packages and this is part of the reason we saw an economic growth.

No matter how you look at it. The majority of employees that are supporting the coalition work for businesses that depend on the USA for their income (auto industry and lumber) and no matter what the Canadian government does, it will never be enough.

In March when Flarhety reported that Ontario could become a have-not province, the NDP and Liberals both said that it was impossible. Well, Ontario is now a have not province. Then the Liberals and NDP said that the Conservatives wouldn’t give Ontario transfer payments. Well the Conservatives are giving Ontario Transfer payments.

When the Conservatives brought in policies to limit the amount of debt that you and I could get into, the NDP and Liberals said it was not a good policy. Now that is showing to be a benefit as individuals are not as indebted as our southern neighbours.

Also, during the election, the NDP and Liberals were against the corporate tax break for businesses that the Conservatives had proposed. Well the coalition said that this policy would stay.

Who would you rather have in charge to fix the economy, a politician bent on power, a politician bent on socialism or an economist?

This is not the time to be playing politics on the backs of people that are suffering as the separatist Bloc/NDP/Liberal coalition are doing. Their move is about power, not helping those that need it.

The whole election thing was a joke. All the money they spent on that should have went else where. Not everyone is for bailing out the forest and auto industry. Seeing construction is down are they going to bail out all the out of work carpenters??? I didnt think so.

The three big auto companies that want bailout need to go work at Toyota and Honda and see how a real company survives.

secondly if he wants people to trust him then maybe he should ditch the pc party and lose the mulrooney haircut

thirdly i hope the coalition goes into power soon, since tomorrow i am telling my manager i am issuing a motion of non confidence in his abilities so in the worst outcome possible, there will be an increase in social spending and in EI payments

And like him or hate him… if Harper stays in power through this, and if he wins a majority in the next election (if he is still Conservative leader by then and if Conservatives gain more confidence from the voters), he will go down as one of the greatest political strategists in Canadian history. But if he’s ousted next year, he’ll just be another “coulda been” for the Conservatives.

Yep, If Harper plays nice, then he would look like a hero and the opposition would look like the 3 stooges ’cause no one would remember the stunt he tried to pull with the financial statement (which is anything but)

The big question is, will he play nice.

But I was the opposition, I would be doing the same thing and make a lot of noise about it, so if the rit is dropped, I would have something to campaign on

Cheers!

He now has 7 weeks to put together a comprehensive budget, do some PR work with the voters, and even try to find some kind of bridge that some opposition MPs can agree with the Conservatives on. He doesn’t even need very much support because the Conservatives are so close to a minority. Plus he is holding a Premier’s meeting for getting some input on the budget, addressing regional concerns and interests across Canada. In the meantime, the rest of the MPs will be at home over Christmas getting an earful from their constituents, which may cause some cracks in the coalition to appear.

And with all this time for strategizing and gathering diverse bits of input for the budget, if the budget is voted down by the opposition in January it will be evident that they haven’t “lost confidence” in Harper. Rather it will give the impression that they are just being stubborn and purposely blocking Parliament for their own grab at power. The Governor General might be inclined to just call an election if this is what she senses.

Dictator harper will not come out on top this time.