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Yep, Canada's doomed to 2nd world status unless we get a Conservative majority. And everytime I turn on Radio-Canada or TVA all I hear is Quebeckers saying they like the current minority situation.
OUR POLITICAL SYSTEM: Lib majority = 2nd world status forever Lib-NDP = economic disaster Con-BQ = blackmail
That's Canadian politics in a nutshell. That's what the budget is about.
Let's just say I'm looking at Britain, some of the lower tax jurisdictions in Europe like Spain, or Australia. Unfortunately, I'll prolly hafta settle for the US given job matching criteria and all.
Yes my dog's name is "Ace" but I am pretty sure he's not the same Ace that leaves comments on my blog. Ace the dog rarely visits my blog, and he doesn't think much about politics. In fact, he doesn't think much about anything except cookies.
It's disappointing to hear Tasha talking like that - I think you did a great job, though.
And what is this about property rights stuff in the environmental section? I'm looking at that section right now and I think I must be missing something.
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Yep, Canada's doomed to 2nd world status unless we get a Conservative majority. And everytime I turn on Radio-Canada or TVA all I hear is Quebeckers saying they like the current minority situation.
OUR POLITICAL SYSTEM:
Lib majority = 2nd world status forever
Lib-NDP = economic disaster
Con-BQ = blackmail
That's Canadian politics in a nutshell. That's what the budget is about.
Let's just say I'm looking at Britain, some of the lower tax jurisdictions in Europe like Spain, or Australia. Unfortunately, I'll prolly hafta settle for the US given job matching criteria and all.
Gerry, Isn't Ace your dog? Wow -- he's really quite clever!
Yes my dog's name is "Ace" but I am pretty sure he's not the same Ace that leaves comments on my blog. Ace the dog rarely visits my blog, and he doesn't think much about politics. In fact, he doesn't think much about anything except cookies.
What a coincidence, I think about cookies too...
:)
It's disappointing to hear Tasha talking like that - I think you did a great job, though.
And what is this about property rights stuff in the environmental section? I'm looking at that section right now and I think I must be missing something.
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