Election - what does it mean ?
#151
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Re: Election - what does it mean ?
I remember reading, years ago, something to the effect that no-one who wants to become an MP should be allowed to. Perhaps we would be better served if MPs were selected in the same manner as juries.
#152
Re: Election - what does it mean ?
Well he's not going to be the next Prime Minister of Canada either. Dion will be consigned to the trash can of history by his own party after the Election; the knives are out already.
If you think Stephen Harper is scary, hes' got nothing on Michael Ignatieff, the next leader of the Liberal Party. Mr. Ignatieff, spend 30 years of his adult life in the USA, is on record as supporting the war in Iraq and also believes the use of torture is justified.
You will also note that Mr. Ignatieff has been suspiciously quiet on Dion's Green Shift plan as he knows it's an election loser and hes quite happy about that.
You Liberals are so gullable.
If you think Stephen Harper is scary, hes' got nothing on Michael Ignatieff, the next leader of the Liberal Party. Mr. Ignatieff, spend 30 years of his adult life in the USA, is on record as supporting the war in Iraq and also believes the use of torture is justified.
You will also note that Mr. Ignatieff has been suspiciously quiet on Dion's Green Shift plan as he knows it's an election loser and hes quite happy about that.
You Liberals are so gullable.
I asked you a specific question about conservative environmental / global warming policy, and I get this?
Do you even KNOW their policies, or is it just a "cult of personality" thing surrounding Harper for you? One would have thought a personality would be a prerequisite for that, but I guess it takes all sorts.
Last edited by iaink; Sep 18th 2008 at 4:35 pm.
#153
Re: Election - what does it mean ?
I think its the secret gay tendencies that he has for Harpo. He`s just letting them all out on this forum................For all to see.
#154
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Re: Election - what does it mean ?
Well as a hard working Canadian, I've got to do some work now. Have fun
I've noticed that there are about 4 or 5 people on this thread that are on here all the time attacking anyone who doesn't agree with their collective views on issues.
Do you people actually have jobs and work or are you living on welfare or EI? Just curious.
#155
Re: Election - what does it mean ?
If you read the article properly you will note it states the movement of "Skilled Labour" (similar to Germany) not the free movement of everyone, like the UK
Well as a hard working Canadian, I've got to do some work now. Have fun
I've noticed that there are about 4 or 5 people on this thread that are on here all the time attacking anyone who doesn't agree with their collective views on issues.
Do you people actually have jobs and work or are you living on welfare or EI? Just curious.
Well as a hard working Canadian, I've got to do some work now. Have fun
I've noticed that there are about 4 or 5 people on this thread that are on here all the time attacking anyone who doesn't agree with their collective views on issues.
Do you people actually have jobs and work or are you living on welfare or EI? Just curious.
Leb' wohl.
#157
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Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
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Re: Election - what does it mean ?
I asked you a specific question about conservative environmental / global warming policy, and I get this?
Do you even KNOW their policies, or is it just a "cult of personality" thing surrounding Harper for you? One would have thought a personality would be a prerequisite for that, but I guess it takes all sorts.
Do you even KNOW their policies, or is it just a "cult of personality" thing surrounding Harper for you? One would have thought a personality would be a prerequisite for that, but I guess it takes all sorts.
Okay I forgot your a Liberal and need your hand holding all the time, okay then go here for a direct answer to your question:
Have a nice day.
http://www.conservative.ca/EN/4739/78192
#158
Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 9,606
Re: Election - what does it mean ?
Well, perhaps not the only "collective view".
As for the second part of your assault, I think you'll find that the people in question are well-paid professionals who are not slaves to the time clock.
We also know Alt-Tab.
#159
Re: Election - what does it mean ?
If you had the intelligence to understand my reply, what I was saying is that Dion's Green Shaft plan will never be implemented even by the Liberals.
Okay I forgot your a Liberal and need your hand holding all the time, okay then go here for a direct answer to your question:
Have a nice day.
http://www.conservative.ca/EN/4739/78192
Okay I forgot your a Liberal and need your hand holding all the time, okay then go here for a direct answer to your question:
Have a nice day.
http://www.conservative.ca/EN/4739/78192
And BTW, he's not.
On edit: not yet, anyway. Keep it up Chi_Nook and you could become singlehandedly responsible for opening Iain's eyes to the true consequence of voting for Harper's conservatives. Way to go.
Last edited by Novocastrian; Sep 18th 2008 at 4:46 pm.
#160
Re: Election - what does it mean ?
I'm confused. Canadas immigration is open to skilled workers (45%) Family of existing immigrants (45%) and about 10% humanitarian asylum seekers. I dont see how anything proposed is going to change that. You cant invite skilled workers, but exclude their families, you simply wont get the skilled workers you need to stay, and Assylum seekers have to be afforded some protection and dont make up great numbers anyway. The facts just dont fit the rhetoric.
#161
Re: Election - what does it mean ?
If you read the article properly you will note it states the movement of "Skilled Labour" (similar to Germany) not the free movement of everyone, like the UK
Well as a hard working Canadian, I've got to do some work now. Have fun
I've noticed that there are about 4 or 5 people on this thread that are on here all the time attacking anyone who doesn't agree with their collective views on issues.
Do you people actually have jobs and work or are you living on welfare or EI? Just curious.
Well as a hard working Canadian, I've got to do some work now. Have fun
I've noticed that there are about 4 or 5 people on this thread that are on here all the time attacking anyone who doesn't agree with their collective views on issues.
Do you people actually have jobs and work or are you living on welfare or EI? Just curious.
You mention that you are a hard working Canadian but you seem to have plenty of time to put posts here???? I think somebody needs a word with your boss.
Where I live there is no welfare, if you don`t work you don`t eat.
#162
Re: Election - what does it mean ?
If you had the intelligence to understand my reply, what I was saying is that Dion's Green Shaft plan will never be implemented even by the Liberals.
Okay I forgot your a Liberal and need your hand holding all the time, okay then go here for a direct answer to your question:
Have a nice day.
http://www.conservative.ca/EN/4739/78192
Okay I forgot your a Liberal and need your hand holding all the time, okay then go here for a direct answer to your question:
Have a nice day.
http://www.conservative.ca/EN/4739/78192
That document does not lay out at all what they plan to do, what taxes are involved, what effect it has had on emmisions to date. Its all very much pie in the sky. Braging about $2bn on renewable fuel programs about sums it up. Less fuel burning is what needed, not diverting food crops to fueling vehicles.
I am not a dyed in the wool Liberal ,I'm very much a floating voter, and FWIW all your frothing posts have done is turn me away from voting conservative, much as a result of not wanting to be associated with the redneck jerk element of the party that you so ably represent, all full of "facts" that turn out to be nothing more than hot air and empty rhetoric.
I was hoping you could explain how its different to what has gone before, which was all talk and no effect. You know, move the discussion back towards POLICY and away from the current trend of NEGATIVE CHARACTER ATTACKS.
Last edited by iaink; Sep 18th 2008 at 6:12 pm.