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Pard,
I should not have been swallowing coffee when I read that one but thanks for it ! Gotta clean this mess up.

Sheeeeeee-yit, that was funny.

Ahh, that's why I love this place.

Absolutely priceless Sitka <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

Delta is ready when you are.

Kinda reminds me of the one about the lesbian construction company. They specialized in tongue and groove.



Paul

I also remember that situation and know of a number of others such as that, of course, it makes one a "racist" if you dare to complain about such egregious flaunting of the stated intent of our immigration policy and the "Trudeau"Constitution.



The actual situation I refered to was the statement by the Chairperson of the Canadian Public Service Commission, Nurjehan Mawhani, who is an East Indian female immigrant, concerning the competition for a very senior position in the Dept. of Fisheries and Oceans here on the West Coast. She flatly stated that a "white" could not even apply for this position as it had to be filled by a "person of colour" to make things fair in Canada, she is, of course a Liberal appointee and former head of the Immigration and Refugee Board. I wonder how many East Indian votes she controls.....with their three year instant citizenship. Things gotta change.....it's OUR country and Liberals in both the USA and Canada are wrecking North America!

I'd rather cede over a few states (leftists) in exchange for a few provinces (conservatives).

I went Canada once fell in with bad characters they made me drink to much beer and I had to crawl back across the border.
I swore I'd get revenge. BigGRIN
But sending these pecker headed liberals up there was not my idea I sware.

Pat

Oulifinn,
what did we ever do to you guys to deserve Michael Moore?

I started to reply that nobody deserves Michael Moore �



� then France leapt to mind.

One of our long time clients who is a card carrying Dem (and a very nice lady btw) and just as convinced in her mind that they are on the right track and we are cuckoo, related to me how one of the profs she knew closed on a house in Canada the day after the election. I love her dearly and I should have been nicer, but all I could respond with was "Damn I didn't know they were gonna put icing on this cake!" We're close enough she took it well, but to them it really is what is wrong with you people! I stuck out 2 terms of "not inhaling" and defining what "is, is" they can last through W......or not, lots of room in Mexico too, we could use a little reverse migration on our southern border, and I think those folks would know what to do with the likes of Michael Moore, laugh at the big gasbag! 1ak

One suppose's that the war may not be the question, but the original $200 billion and the last $75 billion Bush asked for would go a long way toward helping education in all states, and also toward rebuilding our failing economy. Here locally it's the taconite mines, but almost every community has lost something in the last four years.

On unemployment rates; "Figures don't lie but liars do figure."

This is the first "President" since Hoover to lose jobs rather than create them.

Shoot man, I didn't like Kerry either, but Bush is and was a very bad joke.

Regular old time conservatives didn't defeat Bush, the religious fanatics did.

During the Vietnam war era a sort of swap of the type suggested above did occur. While thousands of the war protesters, draft evaders, deserters, anti-U.S. crowd, were escaping to Canada, many and according to some estimates, possibly even more Canadian citizens were volunteering to serve honorably in the U.S. Military. Many of the Canadian (U.S.) soldiers served in country in Vietnam with approx. 80 losing their life there. Canadians in Vietnam

martinbns,

Did you notice how the libpuke bomb throwers like
Michael Moore alienated over 50% of our country and
woke up enough people to kick them in the teeth last
Tuesday? Is it possible they could do the same in
Canada? Are there enough people with sense left in
your country to take it back from the socialists or is it
too far gone?

If it's too far gone then let 'em have it & c'mon down
here & join our not so silent majority as we need all the
help we can get to protect the few rights the pricks have
"allowed" us to keep. Take Care, Bruce

The tragic comedy in all this is that in trying to frighten the populace into voting Democrat, the Demoncrats have terrified themselves.







Oops! A typo! But it fits, so I'm gonna let it stand.

Ken
I believe you hit it perfectly!
art

I think that Canada is too far gone to be revived by any government under the current political system; I also think that the USA may well be in the same dire straits. This saddens me, but, it is an opinon derived from a great deal of study and thought.

The real problem is one of demographics, in short, breeding. The "non-white" ethnic groups are simply reproducing at a greater rate than "white", especially Nordic peoples are. Self-seeking, cynical politicians are taking advantage of this fact in allowing a flood of non-traditional immigrants into this country. These people then form voting blocs which support said politicians and we see this constantly in Canada.

The same sort of situation is happening with the huge numbers of illegal immigrants in the USA due to the porous borders, especially with respect to Mexico. If, one dares to question this, one is immediately castigated as a "bigot" and "racist" by both the politicians and even gunowners who have been brainwashed in our public school systems since the Kennedy-Trudeau era. So, our ignorance and lack of willingness to support our own traditional culture is assisting the liberal enemy in the destruction of our freedoms and the implementation of a totalitarian, "soft facist" state.

...I see the boys of summer, in their ruin, lay the gold tithings barren... Dylan Thomas.

When the three of us were students at the University of Alaska in the 1950s, my wife and I had a good Canadian buddy who's now a prof at the University of Alberta (or British Columbia). One day, she was declaiming heatedly that Alaska � since it's adjacent to Canada but not to our Lower 48 � should belong to Canada.

She was obviously pleased and surprised when I agreed with her �

� until I went on to use her premise to suggest that in return, we ought to get British Columbia and Alberta.

Oh gawd, NOT that again!!! I must have heard this 47 zillion times during my time in college, circa the VietNam era.

There are historical precedents for all sorts of arguments of this sort, but, I think that wasting time on this is about as useful as speculating which particular coward actually pulled the trigger on "Abe the Railsplitter". Of course, after having attended three different post-secondary institutions, I realize that a lot of the discourse that goes on in those 'hallowed halls" is about as useful as that idea is.

Actually, in terms of individual freedoms, the presence of only three national governments in North America may well be a negative factor, but, trading Alaska for B.C. and/or Alberta is just not on. Now, if y'all want Quebec, complete with the obnoxious "Separatistes", I figure we can probably do a deal!

I never said that either idea had any merit � hoped that the obvious idiocy of one idea would reflect glaring light on its twin.