Well boys i dont know about you but i am pissed off. Really what the F**K we voted in the conservatives did we not, thats who I voted for. I and obiviously the rest of the country wanted them to lead. So how can these 3 seperate parties pull some bullsh*t and overturn parliment. Please tell there is a country left out there where when you vote thats who you get not this backdoor shanigens. Thats what I figure how bout the rest of you Canadians on here.
What the h*ll is going on in canada???
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so there is no snow down in the states and its not safe up there cause everyone going to pull out their guns and start shooting, we are focked
Ever since I can remember I was always asking when that was gonna happen. I guess I just figured it would have been sooner. I always knew we were eventually going to end up as a 2 party system. The Conservative party has always been conservative and all the rest are liberal, just to what degree. You had to know that eventually they would see that and join forces to stamp out common sense. Well North America we had a he11 of a good run but I see the writing on the wall. H2 got any room in the cab for a stow away?
Socialists and Separatists running the country!! 
The economy will now be on a fast track to go down the sewer. Where the he!! do they think the money is going to come from for their $30B stimulus package?? At the expense of Alberta & Sask.'s economies. It's the East vs. the West again - just like when Cretin was in power. (no, that's not a typo). We have the only stable banking system in the world and when the coalition starts using their bottomless ATM card, it will falter.
There's not much the Governor General can do about this other than to go along with it. Her only other option is to force an election and we just had one 6 weeks ago. Voter apathy was so high this last election. Young people aren't bothering to vote because it's their opinion that their vote doesn't matter. Well when this kind of sh!t happens, you can see why they think that way.
The economy will now be on a fast track to go down the sewer. Where the he!! do they think the money is going to come from for their $30B stimulus package?? At the expense of Alberta & Sask.'s economies. It's the East vs. the West again - just like when Cretin was in power. (no, that's not a typo). We have the only stable banking system in the world and when the coalition starts using their bottomless ATM card, it will falter.There's not much the Governor General can do about this other than to go along with it. Her only other option is to force an election and we just had one 6 weeks ago. Voter apathy was so high this last election. Young people aren't bothering to vote because it's their opinion that their vote doesn't matter. Well when this kind of sh!t happens, you can see why they think that way.
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I'm fu(king sick of this sh1t, I finally thought we would have a govt that was maybe gonna settle down and do some work, now we have this chit. I thought we voted Conservative? Time to put up the great wall of Saskatchewan and elect Fab President, not Prime Minister, we need to get rid of that useless (unt overseas too !!
Thanks Gayton, Douchon, and LeCreep for wasting my $$$$$.
Thanks Gayton, Douchon, and LeCreep for wasting my $$$$$.
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get quebec to pull out and create there own country, problem solved, then cut off all aid to them, they are living off your backs anyway
This wouldnt be an issue if the Bloc wasnt allowed to run a provincial party in a federal election and fawk all the numbers.
Quebec PLEASE separate or STFU so the country can move forward
Quebec PLEASE separate or STFU so the country can move forward
Exactly. Pass a law that requires all parties running in federal elections field candidates in all ridings. The NDP the Bloc and the Liberals should be ashamed of themselves. In the economic turmoil that we are all just starting to go through and these aholes are doing this to the winners of a federal election. Tsk Tsk
our PM right now is just some creepy guy who has a thing for sweater vests , i can live with that. what i can live with is a PM that is
A. Cant speak english and thinks quebec is the greatest place in the word
and shouldnt have to pay taxes like other canadians
B. A neard who spent most of his high school career with a wedgie in his locker. he'll have stupid spending progarms in place in no time . Wasnt he stepping down as party leader last week anyways .
C. The guy who would make every muncipality get rid of there lawn mowers and get goats to take care of the grass. Oh yeah we d all end up driving smart cars or having to use transit to save roads from wearing out lol
What will they do when they all get together ??? I m moving to the hills and becoming a hippy
A. Cant speak english and thinks quebec is the greatest place in the word
and shouldnt have to pay taxes like other canadians
B. A neard who spent most of his high school career with a wedgie in his locker. he'll have stupid spending progarms in place in no time . Wasnt he stepping down as party leader last week anyways .
C. The guy who would make every muncipality get rid of there lawn mowers and get goats to take care of the grass. Oh yeah we d all end up driving smart cars or having to use transit to save roads from wearing out lol
What will they do when they all get together ??? I m moving to the hills and becoming a hippy
What I don't get is that if this was to happen in another country all the party's would be up in arms and demand that the country respect the democradict process. Isn't this basically a coup (sp?) to over throw the government. I say arrest the opposition members for treason.
I agree with Hoss!!
Put all the tree huggin politically correct tax suckin cry baby loser trators in the slammer, but out west. I'm sure they'll get treated proper and all. I voted PC as did most of the country so deal with it nob suckers!
Quebec KMA and leave like all the other people that want to change my country's traditions, laws and policies to suit their needs and wants!!
Turbins in the RCMP, WTF is that?????
Free social programs for non canadians????
OK I have lots to say about all this being from Alberta and one thing will never change, I AM CANADIAN!
Put all the tree huggin politically correct tax suckin cry baby loser trators in the slammer, but out west. I'm sure they'll get treated proper and all. I voted PC as did most of the country so deal with it nob suckers!
Quebec KMA and leave like all the other people that want to change my country's traditions, laws and policies to suit their needs and wants!!
Turbins in the RCMP, WTF is that?????
Free social programs for non canadians????
OK I have lots to say about all this being from Alberta and one thing will never change, I AM CANADIAN!
I like this guy!!I agree with Hoss!!
Put all the tree huggin politically correct tax suckin cry baby loser trators in the slammer, but out west. I'm sure they'll get treated proper and all. I voted PC as did most of the country so deal with it nob suckers!
Quebec KMA and leave like all the other people that want to change my country's traditions, laws and policies to suit their needs and wants!!
Turbins in the RCMP, WTF is that?????
Free social programs for non canadians????
OK I have lots to say about all this being from Alberta and one thing will never change, I AM CANADIAN!
Just exercising one of my rights as a CANADIAN!
I particularly don't want a Communist Gov spending my hard earned money I bring into Canada through my company.
Can you imagine how many ILLEGAL people live in CANADA using our social programs and the Gov says they lose track of these people. Maybe start with the 48 cabbies in Calgary that have the same name??
I can go on and on and on as we all can. It's time the people took a stand against all the BS eastern Canada puts the rest through.
I particularly don't want a Communist Gov spending my hard earned money I bring into Canada through my company.
Can you imagine how many ILLEGAL people live in CANADA using our social programs and the Gov says they lose track of these people. Maybe start with the 48 cabbies in Calgary that have the same name??
I can go on and on and on as we all can. It's time the people took a stand against all the BS eastern Canada puts the rest through.
I like this guy!!
BOTH GOOD IN MY BOOKS!!
If you dont like it here (meaning pretty much all Quebec and illegals!) get he f*ck out!
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got this in an email
This unholy alliance needs the support of a Separatist Government intent
on destroying Canada, to attain power. Can you imagine Stephan Dion or
Jack Layton representing our Nation Internationally; we would be a
laughing stock. These self serving politicans have the ethics of a
one-eyed alley cat. AND the real reason for this unholy alliance has
nothing to do with the economy. I see nothing wrong with reducing the
size of the trough the politicans feed from by reducing the money given
to them by Canadian Taxpayers. I have no desire to contribute to a
Separatist movement in Quebec or a greatly expanded welfare mentality
that NDP represents.
and this
Column by Chuck Strahl MP
I thought you might like to read Chuck Strahl's latest column on the
current Canadian Crisis.
A Political Crisis?
By Chuck Strahl MP
November 29, 2008
Last week I sent around an update on Canada ’s economic
situation, with the observation that it wasn’t a very enjoyable subject
to write about. Unfortunately, this week it appears that our economic
woes are morphing into a political crisis of sorts, at a time when we
can least afford it. What’s happening in Ottawa is bordering on the
absurd, but its impact would be felt most harshly by Canadians, not
political parties. It is potentially a shame of historic proportions.
The Throne Speech I wrote about last week has now been passed.
The Opposition Parties apparently had no trouble supporting the
direction of the Conservative government, and in fact, they let it pass
“on division”, which means they didn’t even want a stand up vote! When
the Finance Minister tabled his economic update, though, things got
ugly, mostly because the speech made reference to politicians and
political parties receiving less from the government coffers. Suddenly,
the Liberals and NDP want to form an alternative government, apparently
by joining forces in a coalition, and supported by the separatist Bloc
Quebecois.
This unholy alliance is trying to paint a different picture, of
course. They say they simply want to spend more money to stimulate the
economy, but when asked for details, it’s pretty thin gruel. Apparently
they’re prepared to take the ‘ready, shoot, aim” approach to spending,
and agree to some blank cheques without even knowing what will actually
help specific industries, without knowing what Barak Obama has planned,
and without working in concert with the other G-20 countries. It is a
recipe for a fiscal disaster.
More importantly, it is a democratic disaster. During the
campaign, Liberal leader Stephane Dion said he would not and could not
have a coalition with the NDP, because their policies would destroy the
economy. Apparently that principled position has now gone out the
window. Now we have the prospect of the Liberals (with 77 seats)
joining with the NDP (with 37 seats) to unseat the democratically
elected Conservatives (with 143 seats) . Of course, the only way to do
that would be with the support of the separatist Bloc Quebecois, who
bring their votes to the table in exchange for their separatist agenda.
It is almost beyond belief, but apparently the back room discussions
amongst these parties are happening as I write this note.
As I said last week, our Conservative government has been
preparing our economy for over a year to weather this world-wide
economic storm as best we can. We have brought in almost $200 billion
dollars in economic stimulus over a 5 year period, by lowering taxes
across the board and in every category. We have freed up billions more
by adopting Bank of Canada policies and mortgage protection that have
increased the availability of credit and addressed liquidity issues,
without costing the taxpayer too much and without risking our country’s
core stability. The IMF, the World Economic Forum, the OECD and other
international organizations are united in their opinions that Canada is
in the best shape of any industrialized nation in the world. Now the
left-leaning parties in Parliament are willing to risk it all in order
to gain power through the back door, power that was denied to them in a
general election.
In order to diffuse this crisis, our government has agreed to
separate the political party financing issue from the confidence vote,
and we’ll be bringing it back to Parliament in a stand-alone Bill for a
vote next year. Whether a person believes the taxpayer should be forced
to pay for political party finances will be debated and decided at
another time. I’ll be supporting the Bill when it comes to a vote, and
we’ll see what happens. For now, Canadians should be appalled that we
could be thrown into a democratic and constitutional crisis by an
attempt to gain power at any cost, to overthrow the democratically
expressed will of the Canadian people, all at a critically important
economic time for us all.
I’m uncertain where all of this is going, but it is entirely
possible that the Conservatives could lose the confidence of Parliament
and be forced into an election within days. You can’t run the government
without revenue, and we simply must have the authority to pay the bills
and stick to the agenda already approved in the Throne Speech. But it is
also entirely possible that the Conservatives could be forced from
government by the Liberal/NDP/Bloc coalition, if the Governor General
agrees. Canada deserves better than either of these options, and we’ll
be working hard to keep everyone focused on the economy, jobs, and a
sound budgetary plan. We believe Canadians want us to get on with
governing. But I just don’t know what will happen, and I share Canadian’
s shock and anger that we’re teetering on this abyss at this critical
time.
The vote to bring down the government will now take place on
December 8th, so Canadians have a week or so to express themselves
before that critical moment. I urge everyone to write a letter-to-the
editor, call a radio talk show, circulate this article (or others)
through their own email list, and contact political parties with their
opinion. A strong grassroots reaction may be the only thing that stands
between us and a Prime Minister Stephane Dion and Finance Minister Jack
Layton.
got this in an email
This unholy alliance needs the support of a Separatist Government intent
on destroying Canada, to attain power. Can you imagine Stephan Dion or
Jack Layton representing our Nation Internationally; we would be a
laughing stock. These self serving politicans have the ethics of a
one-eyed alley cat. AND the real reason for this unholy alliance has
nothing to do with the economy. I see nothing wrong with reducing the
size of the trough the politicans feed from by reducing the money given
to them by Canadian Taxpayers. I have no desire to contribute to a
Separatist movement in Quebec or a greatly expanded welfare mentality
that NDP represents.
and this
Column by Chuck Strahl MP
I thought you might like to read Chuck Strahl's latest column on the
current Canadian Crisis.
A Political Crisis?
By Chuck Strahl MP
November 29, 2008
Last week I sent around an update on Canada ’s economic
situation, with the observation that it wasn’t a very enjoyable subject
to write about. Unfortunately, this week it appears that our economic
woes are morphing into a political crisis of sorts, at a time when we
can least afford it. What’s happening in Ottawa is bordering on the
absurd, but its impact would be felt most harshly by Canadians, not
political parties. It is potentially a shame of historic proportions.
The Throne Speech I wrote about last week has now been passed.
The Opposition Parties apparently had no trouble supporting the
direction of the Conservative government, and in fact, they let it pass
“on division”, which means they didn’t even want a stand up vote! When
the Finance Minister tabled his economic update, though, things got
ugly, mostly because the speech made reference to politicians and
political parties receiving less from the government coffers. Suddenly,
the Liberals and NDP want to form an alternative government, apparently
by joining forces in a coalition, and supported by the separatist Bloc
Quebecois.
This unholy alliance is trying to paint a different picture, of
course. They say they simply want to spend more money to stimulate the
economy, but when asked for details, it’s pretty thin gruel. Apparently
they’re prepared to take the ‘ready, shoot, aim” approach to spending,
and agree to some blank cheques without even knowing what will actually
help specific industries, without knowing what Barak Obama has planned,
and without working in concert with the other G-20 countries. It is a
recipe for a fiscal disaster.
More importantly, it is a democratic disaster. During the
campaign, Liberal leader Stephane Dion said he would not and could not
have a coalition with the NDP, because their policies would destroy the
economy. Apparently that principled position has now gone out the
window. Now we have the prospect of the Liberals (with 77 seats)
joining with the NDP (with 37 seats) to unseat the democratically
elected Conservatives (with 143 seats) . Of course, the only way to do
that would be with the support of the separatist Bloc Quebecois, who
bring their votes to the table in exchange for their separatist agenda.
It is almost beyond belief, but apparently the back room discussions
amongst these parties are happening as I write this note.
As I said last week, our Conservative government has been
preparing our economy for over a year to weather this world-wide
economic storm as best we can. We have brought in almost $200 billion
dollars in economic stimulus over a 5 year period, by lowering taxes
across the board and in every category. We have freed up billions more
by adopting Bank of Canada policies and mortgage protection that have
increased the availability of credit and addressed liquidity issues,
without costing the taxpayer too much and without risking our country’s
core stability. The IMF, the World Economic Forum, the OECD and other
international organizations are united in their opinions that Canada is
in the best shape of any industrialized nation in the world. Now the
left-leaning parties in Parliament are willing to risk it all in order
to gain power through the back door, power that was denied to them in a
general election.
In order to diffuse this crisis, our government has agreed to
separate the political party financing issue from the confidence vote,
and we’ll be bringing it back to Parliament in a stand-alone Bill for a
vote next year. Whether a person believes the taxpayer should be forced
to pay for political party finances will be debated and decided at
another time. I’ll be supporting the Bill when it comes to a vote, and
we’ll see what happens. For now, Canadians should be appalled that we
could be thrown into a democratic and constitutional crisis by an
attempt to gain power at any cost, to overthrow the democratically
expressed will of the Canadian people, all at a critically important
economic time for us all.
I’m uncertain where all of this is going, but it is entirely
possible that the Conservatives could lose the confidence of Parliament
and be forced into an election within days. You can’t run the government
without revenue, and we simply must have the authority to pay the bills
and stick to the agenda already approved in the Throne Speech. But it is
also entirely possible that the Conservatives could be forced from
government by the Liberal/NDP/Bloc coalition, if the Governor General
agrees. Canada deserves better than either of these options, and we’ll
be working hard to keep everyone focused on the economy, jobs, and a
sound budgetary plan. We believe Canadians want us to get on with
governing. But I just don’t know what will happen, and I share Canadian’
s shock and anger that we’re teetering on this abyss at this critical
time.
The vote to bring down the government will now take place on
December 8th, so Canadians have a week or so to express themselves
before that critical moment. I urge everyone to write a letter-to-the
editor, call a radio talk show, circulate this article (or others)
through their own email list, and contact political parties with their
opinion. A strong grassroots reaction may be the only thing that stands
between us and a Prime Minister Stephane Dion and Finance Minister Jack
Layton.
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