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tough love wrote:^
Your right, whomever, it's the post totals everyone first notices.

WOW!!! Post Total got's himself another article

Keeps stroking your nightmare, loser



While Canada Dreams Harper Canada.

Hapday wrote:

Otis' troll wrote:

New nic, same tard running it. Gottcha.

Changing your nic was clever, just like you.

Desperate Loser Wrote:
Don't let facts get in the way of your denial Tina..

Facts are, PM Hypocrite's being shown for the collosal waste of skin that he really is.
Fact is, his bullshit's being exposed and as much as he tries to steal pages from the Dubya handbook of denial, spin and no comment..
People will see through his smoke screen.
Fact is.. he will not get a majority government.

Forty percent of Liberal voters, and a quarter of NDP and Bloc Quebecois voters, told Decima Research they were generally satisfied with Prime Minister Stephen Harper's government.

tough love wrote:

Desperate Loser Wrote:
Don't let facts get in the way of your denial Tina..

Facts are, PM Hypocrite's being shown for the collosal waste of skin that he really is.
Fact is, his bullshit's being exposed and as much as he tries to steal pages from the Dubya handbook of denial, spin and no comment..
People will see through his smoke screen.
Fact is.. he will not get a majority government.

Forty percent of Liberal voters, and a quarter of NDP and Bloc Quebecois voters, told Decima Research they were generally satisfied with Prime Minister Stephen Harper's government.

'BODE The Clear Thinkers.

Pollster Bruce Anderson cautions the survey results don't mean Liberal, NDP and Bloc supporters would vote Tory if an election was held tomorrow.

The Decima survey was taken when Harper was making front-page news. He had just wrapped up his first major international summit in Mexico with U.S. President George W. Bush and Mexican President Vicente Fox.

Also, the spring session of Parliament was opening with a succinct, focused throne speech April 4.

The polls suggest more voters think the Conservatives are doing a good job of handling international affairs and Canada-U.S. relations than those who feel they are doing a poor job. Ditto for the economy.

However, the reverse was true of areas such as child care, the environment and health care. For example, 63% of respondents said they thought the Tories were doing a poor job on the environment.

GREEN WARNING

And that was before news came out that the government was pulling funding for a number of climate-change initiatives.

Anderson said public opinion research suggests Canadians are becoming more focused on global environmental issues.

tough love wrote:^
My guess is if they ran a poll after his grand slam in wpg, the results would even be better.

My guess is you are pissed that he IS beginning to do a very good job for Canada, and that's whats got you melting like a Chernobyl.

My guess is you would be a happy camper if you would only shed your retarded partisan crap, and enjoyed the ride.

JF Wrote:
Bet you'd be wrong.. In fact, the more people hear from him, the lower his ratings will be.

ManFan Wrote:
You're a joke Tina... you might want to consider your infinite amount of posts melting over Bush before you start calling anyone else's posts "melting"

Otis Wrote:
Hypocrite's not even close to doing a very good job for Canada... nor will he ever be unless he drops dead from a heart attack brought on by the gut he's sporting from stuffing those cheeseburgers into his maw.
You remember his bbq tour last summer right?

WYNIT Wrote:
Retarded partisan crap Tina?
Pot kettle much?

The only ride I'd enjoy and which would make me a very happy camper would be watching the one carrying Hypocrite's rotting corpse to his final hole in the ground so that I could piss on it after the dirt was thrown.

tough love wrote:

LTS TRN 2 Asks:
Anybody here supporting Rummy?.........didn't think so

Given to the ways of Bu$h Corp politics, it appears that America's own Generals need to wait until retirement before they are allowed to voice their true opinion about that clueless bum, if they treasure their careers, or their pensions.

Glad handings for all who bow to the Bu$h.

PM slaps muzzle on brass

By STEPHANIE RUBEC, PARLIAMENTARY BUREAU




Prime Minister Stephen Harper has forbidden Canada's top military brass from speaking publicly for fear of detracting attention from his government's top priorities.

A top military officer said the Prime Minister's Office recently told Chief of Defence Staff Gen. Rick Hillier his speaking engagements had to be approved and his speeches would be vetted by Harper's staff.

Hillier was told to advise his top generals, admirals and commodores that the order applies to them.

A source close to Hillier said the general hauled in military brass to a closed-door meeting and verbally relayed the instructions.

GO THROUGH PMO


The senior military officer who attended the meeting said Hillier told brass they were to clear all media interview requests with the PMO. So far all requests for interviews have been turned down by the PM's staff.

"They don't want anything to detract from their five messages or lead to debate or discussion," said the source, who asked for anonymity to avoid repercussions himself.

Lower-ranking soldiers can still answer questions on their responsibilities and the programs they work in without having to seek PMO approval, the senior official said.

JF Wrote:
Remind you of anyone dipshit?

tough love wrote:
So Sorry but the honest truth is that you need to get with the program, and stop hating on New Canada, cuz there simply is no longer room for your kind of crazy.

Hapday wrote:

tough love wrote:
So Sorry but the honest truth is that you need to get with the program, and stop hating on New Canada, cuz there simply is no longer room for your kind of crazy.

In the 416 and the East Coast, Otis/Jaysfan's level of tardness will always remain. I suggest they grab a snickers bar and enjoy being on the outside looking in, because the gLiberals are going to be in opposition for a looooooooooooong time.

tough love wrote:RACK PM Harper for following in his mentor Dubya's footsteps.
Take heart, Opposition Voters, there is room for thousands more of on the New Canada wagon. :)

Liberal MP Dominic LeBlanc (Beauséjour) said Harper's "so-called" Accountability Act proposes "to ban all corporate donations to political parties, yet this Saturday the Prime Minister will speak at a $5,000 per table corporate fundraising event for the New Brunswick Conservative Party."

Harper said the fundraiser "is not for the Conservative Party of Canada. It is a fundraiser for the provincial Progressive Conservative Party and, of course, is conducted under the laws of the province of New Brunswick."

Marie Leger -- mother of Cpl. Marc Leger, killed in Afghanistan in 2002 -- rejected O'Connor's reasoning.

"Whatever the Harper crew is talking about, it's not trying to help the families. Whatever reason they decided to do this for, it's not for us," she said.

"If people don't want to listen to this, they can turn their TV off. But by golly, I think Canadians are smart enough and tough enough to understand what's going on in Afghanistan."

By seeing coffins come off the plane, "they'll understand what war is all about," Leger said.

Other politicians

Meanwhile, at least two Tory MPs have come out swinging against their own government.

Ontario MP Garth Turner said he's been "besieged" by angry phone calls from constituents about the caskets and the government's new flag policy.

"There's a great deal of concern, confusion and uncertainty about why the government has adopted the position that it has," Turner told reporters Tuesday.

And eastern Ontario Tory MP Daryl Cramp, whose riding neighbours the Trenton military base where the soldiers will be returned, said media should have been allowed in for Tuesday's event.

"I think it's just unfortunate personally," he told local radio station CJTN.

Tina Beerenfenger, whose husband Cpl. Robbie Beerenfenger was killed near Kabul in 2003, said she was shocked by the flag decision.

“I feel that these soldiers deserve recognition that the flag should be at half-mast for each and every one of them.

“I know it’s not a tradition, but since then they’ve lowered it and I feel that Canadians all over should know when one of our soldiers fall, and remember them on that day and again on Remembrance Day.”

Mandi Hein, whose husband Cpl. Dwayne Hein is serving in Afghanistan, called the decision an insult to members of the Armed Forces.

“My husband told me he is opposed to this decision and so are other soldiers he’s serving with in Afghanistan,” she told the Winnipeg Free Press.

The mother of Cpl. Jamie Brendan Murphy, a soldier killed in Afghanistan in 2004, said she was disappointed that flags were not lowered.

“I don’t think it’s right, because they’re over there fighting for us and they’re losing their lives, and we’re not honouring them,” said Alice Murphy from Conception Harbour, Nfld.

“Honour the soldiers and put the flag at half-mast.”

Lincoln Dinning, the father of one of the soldiers killed in Afghanistan last week, told his Liberal MP, Paul Steckle, that he was dumbfounded by the unprecedented decision to bar media from repatriation ceremonies.

Richard Leger participated in the same type of sad homecoming for his son Marc in 2002 and says he’ll forever cherish the public participation.

“It was a Canadian thing. It was something we wanted to show all Canadians — what the cost of their liberty is,” Leger told the CBC.

“It’s still heartwarming to (remember) the people’s faces. People were lined up on (Highway) 401, in 2002, all the way from Trenton to Toronto.

“They wanted to be there. They had to be there. I was told that often. . . and those are the things I carry with me all my life.”

Dinning wrote Prime Minister Stephen Harper a letter asking him to reconsider the policy change — only two weeks before the tragic death of Cpl. Matthew Dinning.

“My question is simple. For all the support and respect that you say publicly, why do you choose not to fly the flag on Parliament Hill at half mast when one of our soldiers is killed?” Dinning wrote from Wingham, Ont.

“I was told it’s usually only done for politicians and VIPs. I would suggest to you that there is no more important VIP than a Canadian soldier who gave his life in the service of his country.”

The Conservatives have explained the changes by saying it was the previous Liberal government that defied tradition by lowering the flag on a selective basis. They also say they’re protecting the privacy of military families by barring media from filming the arrival of caskets at military bases.

“It is not about photo-ops and media coverage,” Harper told the House of Commons.

“It is about what is in the best interests of the families.”

Otis Wrote:
Canadians won't forget the way Hypocrite's acting, more like a dicatator than a Prime Minister..

And the media sure as hell won't let them forget how Hypocrite's denying them the right to do what our soldiers are over in Afghanistan fighting and dying for...

The right to freedom, freedom of speach and democracy.

modus operandi wrote:
No, what's shameful is that the Hypocrites would try and hide the truth of war from Canadians so as to help protect their political asses.

Oops, there's that hidden agenda thing again...

President Hypocrites'

Otis Wrote:
And I've got a heart Harriet..

What I'd love dearly to see is Harper's heart attack..
Kind of like Ariel Sharon's did.

I'll remember to pray for it twice on Sunday...