We Can’t Stick in the Status Quo
By
James Bredin
If equalization can’t buy them, then they just can’t be bought,
The people of Quebec with whom the English often fought,
And though the times and the cards on the table have changed,
And bilingualism, coast to coast has been imposed and arranged.
:wink:
Still we can see Referendum Three coming down the road,
It’s way off in the distance like some ugly giant toad,
Politicians in a quandary but still traveling the globe,
Or hiding evidence about kickbacks at the Adscam probe.
Because Ottawa can’t see the handwriting on the wall,
Too busy with bland bilingual words of Prime Minister Paul,
Dithering in diversity delivery that we expect,
Can’t touch the Charter because it’s politically correct.
:roll:
They’re going to tap some expert talent and have a panel,
No one else needed and not on any TV channel,
Oh they’re going to change their ways, they say, and fix it all,
But can’t change the status quo because they’re having a ball.
:x
But if Quebec decides to separate what will they do?
Will they then sit down and maybe take a different view?
Do they have another plan or will they tax and spend some more?
Or buy some more flags and go to Quebec and implore.
But I have the answer and I’ve had it for some time,
Read my Fix Canada stuff and it won’t cost you a dime,
My radical internal operation might put things right,
Not politically correct and not very polite.
As we stand mesmerized hoping for the right cards,
Our politicians brought us here and this we disregard,
But in order to pull this unity stuff, we will have to change,
Heed my Fix Canada and it’s easy to rearrange.
Monday, April 25, 2005
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