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Jagmeet (political dead meat) Singh is NOT HERE to impose Sharia Law!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
But HE HAS MADE IT CLEAR.....................................................
He WILL NOT OPPOSE THOSE WHO DO support Sharia Law!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
In fact Jag even seems to consider Sharia Law to be an effective deterrent to what he calls White Privilege!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
On the other hand Jag Deadmeat IS QUITE HAPPY to covertly offer support to Sikh Terrorists!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jag called it RACISM when a news reporter asked him about his support for the TERRORISTS.........................
who blew up the Air India 747 flight - killing hundreds............................................
with the MAIN SUSPECT being openly praised in the Sikh community!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jag deadmeat made it clear he was INSULTED by the question regarding HIS PERSONAL OPINION of support for Sikh terror!!!!!!!!
Oh well.....................................
considering how well things went for Our idiot Boy on his India trip...................................
and Trudope actually bringing with him a CONVICTED Sikh terrorist to an Indian State Dinner............................
I suppose Jag deadmeat cannot do any worse than Trudope in India?????????????????????
But the REAL ISSUE with Jag deadmeat is his belief that Socialism will somehow benefit us!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
In BOTH economic policy and on racial policy............................................
Jagmeat should be chopped into political MINCEMEAT........................................
for his STUPIDITY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bad enough Jag is an IDIOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
EVEN WORSE that he THINKS he is smarter than the rest of us!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You were in the Canadian military too, weren't you Murphy?
The chronic lack of support for the Forces is certainly one of the big reasons why Liberals don't attract my vote. Truth is, they aren't getting a single mention by anybody during this campaign.
But they have never supported the millitary , that is why you are broke in mom’s basement .
good that someone is on the working person's side. I hope Scheer gets a solid majority.
Well I guess we better hope America calls him up for service . He will be the first in some time .
What's the difference between the Conservative and Liberal platforms? The colour: Robyn Urback
This election essentially comes down to whose face you won't mind staring at for the next 4 years
Your choice is between tax cuts or tax cuts, a weak or weaker climate plan, interest-free loans or tax credits, and maybe drug coverage, depending on the details, if this promise doesn't go the way of electoral reform. (Jacques Boissinot/The Canadian Press)
If you hacked the websites of the two parties jostling for the lead so far in this election and swapped one platform for another, would anyone know the difference?
I should be more precise: would any real people know the difference? I'm not talking about Ottawa-obsessed political wonks and media types who are required to pore over the fine print, but real Canadians who aren't obliged to watch Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau twirl around in a canoe, or Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer blandly state his indignation.
Both camps, at various stages over the past couple of weeks, have lamented that there hasn't been enough focus on policy so far this campaign. This is a complaint typically hauled out when your guy isn't looking too great for whatever reason — like when Scheer appeared with an anti-abortion-activist-turned-candidate right at the start of the campaign, or when Trudeau told Canadians he couldn't recall exactly how many times in the past he wore blackface.
Why isn't anyone talking about the issues? they whine to an electorate that now can't get the Banana Boat Song out of their heads. Let's talk about things that matter.
In reality, neither party genuinely wants to talk about policy, because policy isn't going to win this election. How can it? Both parties are essentially offering the same things, with a few small differences largely imperceptible to the casual observer who probably has far better things to do than obsess over the details.
More: https://www.cbc.ca/news/opinion/policy-platforms-1.5298859
This election essentially comes down to whose face you won't mind staring at for the next 4 years
Your choice is between tax cuts or tax cuts, a weak or weaker climate plan, interest-free loans or tax credits, and maybe drug coverage, depending on the details, if this promise doesn't go the way of electoral reform. (Jacques Boissinot/The Canadian Press)
If you hacked the websites of the two parties jostling for the lead so far in this election and swapped one platform for another, would anyone know the difference?
I should be more precise: would any real people know the difference? I'm not talking about Ottawa-obsessed political wonks and media types who are required to pore over the fine print, but real Canadians who aren't obliged to watch Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau twirl around in a canoe, or Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer blandly state his indignation.
Both camps, at various stages over the past couple of weeks, have lamented that there hasn't been enough focus on policy so far this campaign. This is a complaint typically hauled out when your guy isn't looking too great for whatever reason — like when Scheer appeared with an anti-abortion-activist-turned-candidate right at the start of the campaign, or when Trudeau told Canadians he couldn't recall exactly how many times in the past he wore blackface.
Why isn't anyone talking about the issues? they whine to an electorate that now can't get the Banana Boat Song out of their heads. Let's talk about things that matter.
In reality, neither party genuinely wants to talk about policy, because policy isn't going to win this election. How can it? Both parties are essentially offering the same things, with a few small differences largely imperceptible to the casual observer who probably has far better things to do than obsess over the details.
More: https://www.cbc.ca/news/opinion/policy-platforms-1.5298859