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Re: Stephen Harper is a dictator. Who's with me to throw him out of Canada! [Re: Patlal]
    #14065685 - 03/04/11 11:00 AM (13 years, 1 day ago)

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Patlal said:
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STFU and GTFO







and i think its time u STFU and GTFO!!!

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Re: Stephen Harper is a dictator. Who's with me to throw him out of Canada! [Re: P-O]
    #14065702 - 03/04/11 11:03 AM (13 years, 1 day ago)

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your the only person that i have ever met that likes harper.




I dont follow Canadian politics, but he was voted in so he presumably has a bit of support.  Why do you think you have never even once meet one of his supporters?  Do you purposefully isolate yourself from opposing opinions?

Its just seems weird to me that you have never meet somebody who supports a popular politician that you dont like.  I regularly interact with people all over the political spectrum, it would be hard not to.

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Re: Stephen Harper is a dictator. Who's with me to throw him out of Canada! [Re: P-O]
    #14065705 - 03/04/11 11:03 AM (13 years, 1 day ago)

Well, 43% of canadians want him to have his majority.

so you NDP you say and u never met anyone who like harper?

let me guess.... you live in BC OR northern Ontrio?


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Re: Stephen Harper is a dictator. Who's with me to throw him out of Canada! [Re: P-O]
    #14065855 - 03/04/11 11:35 AM (13 years, 1 day ago)

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STFU and GTFO







and i think its time u STFU and GTFO!!!




Pretty much. Harper is trying to make Canada into another US.
Leave Canada for us. The way it is supposed to be. Not some place with loss of freedom mandatory minimums no needle exchange programs etc.


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Re: Stephen Harper is a dictator. Who's with me to throw him out of Canada! [Re: Cyclohexylamine] * 1
    #14065878 - 03/04/11 11:40 AM (13 years, 1 day ago)


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Re: Stephen Harper is a dictator. Who's with me to throw him out of Canada! [Re: P-O]
    #14065913 - 03/04/11 11:47 AM (13 years, 23 hours ago)

lol y day so bad man? :macdre:

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Re: Stephen Harper is a dictator. Who's with me to throw him out of Canada! [Re: Cyclohexylamine]
    #14066129 - 03/04/11 12:40 PM (13 years, 23 hours ago)

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tymoteusz3 said:
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PostiveOutlook said:
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Patlal said:
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STFU and GTFO







and i think its time u STFU and GTFO!!!




Pretty much. Harper is trying to make Canada into another US.
Leave Canada for us. The way it is supposed to be. Not some place with loss of freedom mandatory minimums no needle exchange programs etc.





Yes.  Harper is trying hard to turn Canada into another US.  If you as a Canadian citizen cannot see that, pull you head out of your ass!

The reason harper had gotten to be prime minister was because of Paul Martin's bad book keeping, and that western Canada is a majority of Conservatives.  Harper is from Alberta so he get's lots of support from them. 

Hell, my uncle run's a very large cattle feedlot. He is from Alberta.  He told me he voted for Harper because he was an Alberta boy, but when Harper started fucking around with his own agenda, he lost the support of my uncle, and many other people out west.  Not that my uncle has any political sway or is anybody important, he's just another citizen. Just using that as an example of how some people make their decisions to vote.

Personally my vote is leaning towards NDP.  I like their platform and ideas the best.  Jack Layton is the biggest downside to their party.  If they could get a better front man they would have a better chance.

I also like the Liberal platform.  Paul Martin was not a bad prime minister.  But he did mess around in office too with the money scandals.  Whoever would be in office would make mistakes.  I realize that.  I dont really like the idea of a single person representing our country either.  I would be completely open to a new system of government here too.  I just don't know what would work


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Re: Stephen Harper is a dictator. Who's with me to throw him out of Canada! [Re: FlusH]
    #14066151 - 03/04/11 12:45 PM (13 years, 22 hours ago)

When's your next election?
Sorry if it's in the thread, I only made it through RP's OP.


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Re: Stephen Harper is a dictator. Who's with me to throw him out of Canada! [Re: FlusH]
    #14066163 - 03/04/11 12:49 PM (13 years, 22 hours ago)

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FlusH said:
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Patlal said:
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STFU and GTFO







and i think its time u STFU and GTFO!!!




Pretty much. Harper is trying to make Canada into another US.
Leave Canada for us. The way it is supposed to be. Not some place with loss of freedom mandatory minimums no needle exchange programs etc.





Yes.  Harper is trying hard to turn Canada into another US.  If you as a Canadian citizen cannot see that, pull you head out of your ass!

The reason harper had gotten to be prime minister was because of Paul Martin's bad book keeping, and that western Canada is a majority of Conservatives.  Harper is from Alberta so he get's lots of support from them. 

Hell, my uncle run's a very large cattle feedlot. He is from Alberta.  He told me he voted for Harper because he was an Alberta boy, but when Harper started fucking around with his own agenda, he lost the support of my uncle, and many other people out west.  Not that my uncle has any political sway or is anybody important, he's just another citizen. Just using that as an example of how some people make their decisions to vote.

Personally my vote is leaning towards NDP.  I like their platform and ideas the best.  Jack Layton is the biggest downside to their party.  If they could get a better front man they would have a better chance.

I also like the Liberal platform.  Paul Martin was not a bad prime minister.  But he did mess around in office too with the money scandals.  Whoever would be in office would make mistakes.  I realize that.  I dont really like the idea of a single person representing our country either.  I would be completely open to a new system of government here too.  I just don't know what would work




I have to agree with you. Harper has his agenda. Yes he wants to make canada slightly more like the US. But thats a good thing because Canada was becoming too social for its own good.

Too much public funds were put in social programs that like 5% of the population will use. We were taxed to highly.

The thing I see here is that the US should become more like canada on some issues and Canada should become more like the US on other issues.

Ex: Health care. Dont tell me that you would not approve a private sector to give some slack to the public sector. US on the opposite, need something more social (apparently they dont think they do... but its their country, therefore they decide)

As for the NDP. Of course, read their platform, and its absolutely perfect. Everything would be great. But we would need to be taxed at like 10% and eventually it would become a mess like greece... Too much social stuff, high cost to citizen, massive public sector (which we pay ridiculous high salaraies to every public worker).

The liberal platform.... no comment. I have failed to see what it is. It seems tat all Ignatieff does is react to harper. He truely should come up with new ideas and stops trying the conservatives red handed on useless issues.

(happy to have an intelligent argument on the subject FlusH)


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Re: Stephen Harper is a dictator. Who's with me to throw him out of Canada! [Re: Doc_T]
    #14066169 - 03/04/11 12:50 PM (13 years, 22 hours ago)

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When's your next election?
Sorry if it's in the thread, I only made it through RP's OP.




Lol, technically it could happen in the next 6 month if the opposition pulls the plug on the budget.

The actual real scheduled date...I'm not even sure... 2012?  Its not gonna get to the real official date anyways.


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Re: Stephen Harper is a dictator. Who's with me to throw him out of Canada! [Re: Patlal]
    #14066752 - 03/04/11 02:49 PM (13 years, 20 hours ago)

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(happy to have an intelligent argument on the subject FlusH)




Im always up for an intelligent debate :grin:


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Ex: Health care. Dont tell me that you would not approve a private sector to give some slack to the public sector. US on the opposite, need something more social (apparently they dont think they do... but its their country, therefore they decide)




I seriously do not think we need a private sector for health care.  Yes I have needed to use the health care system.  I think it could be a benifet if you can afford it, but I also think our current health system needs some work.  From my personal experience, and this also reflects friends views who are staff at our local hospitals, is that there are too many solvent sniffers, and I really hate to be racist but natives that clog up our hospitals.  I am speaking of winnipeg in specific.  I don't know what it is like elsewhere.

It is the demographic I just described that comes to the emergency for complaints that do not need medical attention.  Or the same demographic that abuses solvents and other drugs ( lysol, home made alc, crack, meth ) that litterally just hang out in the hospital.  Health science center here in wpg has bolted down the hand sanitizer because that demographic once again steals them to get drunk, then come back and clog the hospital.

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As for the NDP. Of course, read their platform, and its absolutely perfect. Everything would be great. But we would need to be taxed at like 10% and eventually it would become a mess like greece... Too much social stuff, high cost to citizen, massive public sector (which we pay ridiculous high salaraies to every public worker).




Whats wrong with a little extra tax's?  10% is still lower than the 12% Mulroonie had us under, but guess what, that got us out of debt!!  Harper has spent all the surplus funds and got us back into debt. 

I am not sure if NDP will address this issue, only seeing them in office would figure that out.  This is where I feel the Liberals are better.  They can manage the countries money to help everyone out more.  When I had my first child and Liberals were in power, we were getting child support payments.  That has been cut out since conservatives took over. 

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The liberal platform.... no comment. I have failed to see what it is. It seems tat all Ignatieff does is react to harper. He truely should come up with new ideas and stops trying the conservatives red handed on useless issues.





I agree with you, but at the same time Ignatieff is being the balance of power for harper.  He is being a squeaky wheel but he is also bringing out things harper is quietly trying to pass

lol I am still at work, gotta look busy again for a while.


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Re: Stephen Harper is a dictator. Who's with me to throw him out of Canada! [Re: FlusH]
    #14066918 - 03/04/11 03:28 PM (13 years, 20 hours ago)

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As for the NDP. Of course, read their platform, and its absolutely perfect. Everything would be great. But we would need to be taxed at like 10% and eventually it would become a mess like greece... Too much social stuff, high cost to citizen, massive public sector (which we pay ridiculous high salaraies to every public worker).




Whats wrong with a little extra tax's?  10% is still lower than the 12% Mulroonie had us under, but guess what, that got us out of debt!!  Harper has spent all the surplus funds and got us back into debt.




Taxes makes companies go away. Especially the ones in the sector the governement decides to run.

If you look at your history books, after every liberal government came a recession, then the conservatives took the spotlight to fix the economy.

The liberals and NDP are parties to be elected when there is growth and the markets are booming. When theres a recession, we need the conservatives to readjust the budget. Always seemed to be that way




AS for the health care. The way I see it, you have the money to cut through the line. go ahead.

Right now the last person to get sick will die waiting in line... Adding a private sector to the system is like opening up an extra cashier at the grocery store when theres too many customers.

As for the solvent sniffers...thats not politics fault...they buy gas, and sniff it.... cant balme any party for that. I am certain that there are many improvements to be made in the way hospital are managed. Reducing the waste of time and stuff.

The cost of the system are getting way too high. But (sadly im gonna say this) McGuinty (of all people) found a way to reduce cost. Instead of every hospital buying what they need on their own, Ontario decided to buy in bulk for all the hospitals (equipment), the province save like 12 billion doing that.

Ignatieff is still a joke!


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Re: Stephen Harper is a dictator. Who's with me to throw him out of Canada! [Re: Patlal]
    #14067237 - 03/04/11 04:43 PM (13 years, 18 hours ago)

Harper's view towards crime is completely ridiculous, and alone should be to keep him out of office. Who do you think will end up paying for all those extra prisons he wants to build [unless we get a private prison-complex industry in Canada]? Us, the Canadian taxpayers--and I know that prison is not a social program I will ever want to take advantage of. There is at least an offhand chance I will want to join a cricket club one day though. Score one for anyone other than Harper.

In his few short years of minority gov't he has changed Canada from a country known for it's efforts around the world in peacekeeping, climate change prevention, and social awareness/harm reduction.. into a nation that constantly tries to flex it's military muscle, has no environmental policy and ignores damage done to our land in the name of profits, and bases it's international aid efforts and national social programs off of cheap political pandering. He stopped funding for abortions in developing countries, has refused to repatriate a Canadian child soldier held in Guantanamo for years, allowed DEA to raid Canadian soil and arrest a Canadian citizen for something the US [not Canada!] deems an arrestable offense, abandoned Canada's agreement to the Kyoto Protocol, to just name what comes off the top of my head.

Harper has not been responsible for the Canadian economy weathering the recession slightly better than other nations either. He was just in the position to take credit so he decided to claim he was the cause, but if you recall he has continually been setting budgets that leave Canada facing huge deficits--even though he has explicitly stated he would never allow a deficit in the budget. To make it even better, most of the deficit is from his unnecessary military purchases, unnecessary criminal legislation, unnecessary tax cuts to corporations, and those totally unnecessary G20/G8 events.

Not to mention the fact that him and his gov't have been incredibly secretive with the inner workings of his office, limiting the public to as little knowledge as possible. The scheming and manipulation that has still managed to surface is very worrying, decisions aren't made with the thought of improving Canada but in consolidating his power over Canadians. I don't feel comfortable with a PM who office has continually lied to, mislead, or blinded the public. Harper does not make decisions with Canadas best in mind, but with his own best in mind. Think: prorogue of parliament if it suits his purpose, forcing an election if is suits his purpose, screwing over Canadians if it suits his purpose.

And where is the need for a private sector in Canada's healthcare? The only major problem we have is waits, but do you know anyone who has actually died because the line in an emergency room or to get an x-ray was too long? I sure don't. I've never been let down by our hospitals--and I've only had ever had to pay a $40 bill, once. Have you any horror stories to relate that give you this burning desire for a private healthcare sector? Ones that don't involve getting real bored while you wait for your turn?

Harper just ain't good news man. Sure, the alternatives aren't golden peaches either, but even if they don't know how to fix the existing problems Canada has, they aren't planning on adding a whole bunch of fucking new ones either..


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Re: Stephen Harper is a dictator. Who's with me to throw him out of Canada! [Re: shivas.wisdom]
    #14067417 - 03/04/11 05:26 PM (13 years, 18 hours ago)



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Re: Stephen Harper is a dictator. Who's with me to throw him out of Canada! [Re: shivas.wisdom]
    #14067460 - 03/04/11 05:38 PM (13 years, 18 hours ago)

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Harper's view towards crime is completely ridiculous, and alone should be to keep him out of office. Who do you think will end up paying for all those extra prisons he wants to build [unless we get a private prison-complex industry in Canada]? Us, the Canadian taxpayers--and I know that prison is not a social program I will ever want to take advantage of. There is at least an offhand chance I will want to join a cricket club one day though. Score one for anyone other than Harper.

In his few short years of minority gov't he has changed Canada from a country known for it's efforts around the world in peacekeeping, climate change prevention, and social awareness/harm reduction.. into a nation that constantly tries to flex it's military muscle, has no environmental policy and ignores damage done to our land in the name of profits, and bases it's international aid efforts and national social programs off of cheap political pandering. He stopped funding for abortions in developing countries, has refused to repatriate a Canadian child soldier held in Guantanamo for years, allowed DEA to raid Canadian soil and arrest a Canadian citizen for something the US [not Canada!] deems an arrestable offense, abandoned Canada's agreement to the Kyoto Protocol, to just name what comes off the top of my head.

Harper has not been responsible for the Canadian economy weathering the recession slightly better than other nations either. He was just in the position to take credit so he decided to claim he was the cause, but if you recall he has continually been setting budgets that leave Canada facing huge deficits--even though he has explicitly stated he would never allow a deficit in the budget. To make it even better, most of the deficit is from his unnecessary military purchases, unnecessary criminal legislation, unnecessary tax cuts to corporations, and those totally unnecessary G20/G8 events.

Not to mention the fact that him and his gov't have been incredibly secretive with the inner workings of his office, limiting the public to as little knowledge as possible. The scheming and manipulation that has still managed to surface is very worrying, decisions aren't made with the thought of improving Canada but in consolidating his power over Canadians. I don't feel comfortable with a PM who office has continually lied to, mislead, or blinded the public. Harper does not make decisions with Canadas best in mind, but with his own best in mind. Think: prorogue of parliament if it suits his purpose, forcing an election if is suits his purpose, screwing over Canadians if it suits his purpose.

And where is the need for a private sector in Canada's healthcare? The only major problem we have is waits, but do you know anyone who has actually died because the line in an emergency room or to get an x-ray was too long? I sure don't. I've never been let down by our hospitals--and I've only had ever had to pay a $40 bill, once. Have you any horror stories to relate that give you this burning desire for a private healthcare sector? Ones that don't involve getting real bored while you wait for your turn?

Harper just ain't good news man. Sure, the alternatives aren't golden peaches either, but even if they don't know how to fix the existing problems Canada has, they aren't planning on adding a whole bunch of fucking new ones either..




Hmmm. This is pretty much the entire bad news on harper ever since harper got elected.

Military muscle: About damm time we do something about the military...if a country decided to invade us now, he would walk from PEI to alberta without firing a single bullet. Jets ARE necessary... the air force needs planes.

Repatriation: Its been done, hes coming back

DEA arrest: who the fuck cares... he got arrested, thats what counts.

Bailout: If bush didnt do it, we woundlt have either...bush forced the entire planet into a bailout instead of letting the market be. (PS. Ignatieff insisted that haper took more than 55 bilion claiming it wasnt enough)

Surplus to deficit: Craziest recession in 80 years... acceptable deficit... (PS. A budget surplus is as worst as a deficit...it a government, not a company for profit, if theres a surplus, we got taxed too much)

Kyoto: Well, I got to hand it to you...more efforts are to be made because it is a profitable sector of the economy...then again, the oilsands of alberta represent 20% of our economy...

G8/G20: You win. I have no fuckin clue what he was thinking.

Secrecy: Im 50/50 on it... when the opposition is scrutinising 110% of your actions...secrecy can help a little

Prorogation: I got to hand it to Harper, He walked a very fine line between legal and illegal, but he didnt go offside on that one.


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Re: Stephen Harper is a dictator. Who's with me to throw him out of Canada! [Re: Patlal]
    #14067605 - 03/04/11 06:14 PM (13 years, 17 hours ago)

Ok, so I guess people have died while waiting in the ER. The problem is worse than my own personal experience. Some of their wait times were incredibly excessive.

One thing none of those articles mention is cause of death though. Did these people die because their injuries could not be treated in time? Or were they already on their way out when they decided to come to the ER, and though it is sad that they never received any attention, they would have died regardless?

I'm not saying it's completely one or the other but those articles you post, though they do reveal shortcomings within our healthcare system, don't actually attribute any death directly to the wait times.

Besides, even if you assume that all those deaths were from wait times, what will a private sector accomplish is solving this problem? It is those in low income levels, those living in poverty, who are most negatively impacted by the shortcomings of our healthcare system. They will not be able to switch to a private doctor in order to skip the wait for a public doctor, it will be those with disposable income who will make the switch. This will only lead to a drain of resources, currently destined for the public sector, to private sector. As the money going to our public hospitals decreases, the problems we currently see will only increase. It will not have much of an effect in making sure vulnerable people still don't die while waiting in a ER.

With that being said, I will still assert that your desire for private healthcare in Canada is based off of a want to avoid personal inconvenience, not from a want to truly make sure that people don't die unnecessarily. All that private healthcare implies is a way for those with money to skip in front of those without, can you explain how it will work differently?


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Re: Stephen Harper is a dictator. Who's with me to throw him out of Canada! [Re: Patlal]
    #14067788 - 03/04/11 06:58 PM (13 years, 16 hours ago)

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Military muscle: About damm time we do something about the military...if a country decided to invade us now, he would walk from PEI to alberta without firing a single bullet. Jets ARE necessary... the air force needs planes.



Except with all the money we have spent, our army is still a joke on the international scale. Relatively, we are a nation that upgraded from a super soaker to a bb gun. We are hardly safer from this unknown possibility of invasion.

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Repatriation: Its been done, hes coming back



Except he wasn't repatriated by our gov't, he was allowed to sit in prison for 9 years until he could have his day in a court room where the outcome was already known. He is being allowed to eventually return to Canada only as a criminal, and only after confessing guilty to crimes he should never have even been charged with.

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DEA arrest: who the fuck cares... he got arrested, thats what counts.



The DEA arrest is significant for two reasons. One, he was never arrested or charged by any Canadian police force. Two, he allowed a foreign law enforcement agency temporary jurisdiction on Canadian soil, in my opinion a very damaging blow to Canadian sovereigncy.

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Bailout: If bush didnt do it, we woundlt have either...bush forced the entire planet into a bailout instead of letting the market be. (PS. Ignatieff insisted that haper took more than 55 bilion claiming it wasnt enough)

Surplus to deficit: Craziest recession in 80 years... acceptable deficit... (PS. A budget surplus is as worst as a deficit...it a government, not a company for profit, if theres a surplus, we got taxed too much)



"I know economists will say well, we could run a small deficit but the problem is that once you cross that line as we see in the United States, nothing stops deficits from getting larger and larger and spiralling out of control."
- Prime Minister Stephen Harper (Oct. 6, 2008)

"This country will not go into recession next year and will lead the G7 countries."
- Prime Minister Stephen Harper (Oct. 10, 2008)

"If you don't want a carbon tax and tax increases and a deficit and recession, the only way to ensure that is the case is to vote for the Conservative party."
- Prime Minister Stephen Harper (Oct. 12, 2008)

"If we do short-term deficit spending as a deliberate policy we will have to be able to demonstrate to Canadians that those deficits will genuinely be short term."
- Prime Minister Stephen Harper (Nov. 15, 2008)

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Kyoto: Well, I got to hand it to you...more efforts are to be made because it is a profitable sector of the economy...then again, the oilsands of alberta represent 20% of our economy...



No, that 20% isn't the oil sands percent of our GDP, in 2009 net exports of energy products amounted to 2.9% of GDP. The 20% is the amount of US oil imports that comes from Canadian oil sands. That being said, oil sands also account for about 3.5% of our carbon emissions, which doesn't even begin to touch on the numerous other environmental impacts.

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G8/G20: You win. I have no fuckin clue what he was thinking.


Another chance for Harper to flex Canadian muscle on the international stage, and a chance to force taxpayers to purchase items meant to suppress civil resistance.


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Secrecy: Im 50/50 on it... when the opposition is scrutinising 110% of your actions...secrecy can help a little

Prorogation: I got to hand it to Harper, He walked a very fine line between legal and illegal, but he didnt go offside on that one.



When the opposition becomes the Canadian public, something bad has happened.

“Restoring accountability will be one of the major priorities of our new government. Accountability is what ordinary Canadians, working Canadians, those people who pay their bills, pay their taxes, expect from their political leaders.”-Harper


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Re: Stephen Harper is a dictator. Who's with me to throw him out of Canada! [Re: P-O]
    #14067999 - 03/04/11 07:49 PM (13 years, 15 hours ago)

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ya fuck harper!!!

he said he was gonna bring our troops home too.... he lied!


FUCK HARPER!




Layton is my man.  no war, no drug war, and more spending on family.....    harper just care about his masonic boss;s




That pose looks eerily like Hitler's salute.

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    #14068041 - 03/04/11 07:57 PM (13 years, 15 hours ago)

Hes also recently been trying to pass a bill that would negate the law of truth for news broadcasters, enabling them to become peice of shit propaganda channels like fox news.

And hes selling out to pharamceautical companies by trying his damnedest to stop bill C-393 from passing

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    #14068091 - 03/04/11 08:09 PM (13 years, 15 hours ago)

Quote:

PostiveOutlook said:
ya fuck harper!!!

he said he was gonna bring our troops home too.... he lied!


FUCK HARPER!




Layton is my man.  no war, no drug war, and more spending on family.....    harper just care about his masonic boss;s




Quote:

physicist said:
That pose looks eerily like Hitler's salute.




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