hehe Well, we gotta have fun sometimes.Er some of us anyway. Then there are those that get all emotional over it, not mentioning names, huh, PN?
Oh hell yeah! I'm all for that. Enjoy the tool...troll, troll, I mean..oh you know what I mean.
Bright Phoquing Quebec Frenchmen. Pay attention Please.
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Oh hell yeah! I'm all for that. Enjoy the tool...troll, troll, I mean..oh you know what I mean.
Wingnuts are fun, they break up the monotony.
And cheer up, they aren't going anywhere.
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Man, google is finding previous bits of this all over the interweb.
DION - The Wanderer - YouTube
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Regards
DL
For a bright phoquing Frenchman you cannot add- Quebec has been living off of the have provinces. Ever wonder why you have cheap day care, cheap post secondary education- ever wonder why your provincial Govt ran a racist campaign.
Do you ever wonder. I showed you the maps- do you really think that the present borders would stay the same. Ain't gonna happen.
Now let me get the door for you. And it is a one way door.
Do you ever wonder. I showed you the maps- do you really think that the present borders would stay the same. Ain't gonna happen.
Now let me get the door for you. And it is a one way door.
Nobody has to leave Canada Canada has already left the building. The frenchman want's to leave a place that no longer exists. If you leave you'll just be quitting Israel not Canada. Anyway if it works send the plans to Nova Scotia cus I'm tired of the ****in internationalist scum leaking out of all points west of here and south and Europe .Some of you were babies when they elected that Mulrooney traitor who sold the former country down the river with free trade. That's gone and can't come back.
This is your new Govt. Get in line.
Pauline Marois’ swearing-in ceremony becomes a sovereigntist farce | Full Comment | National Post
Freshly sworn in as Quebec Premier, Pauline Marois expressed her “firm conviction” that Quebec’s future is as a sovereign country. “A normal country that makes all its laws, decides for itself how to use its taxes and speaks with its own voice in the world,” she said Wednesday.
The problem is her Parti Québécois won just 54 of the National Assembly’s 125 seats on Sept. 4, and the opposition parties have no interest in helping her realize her dream. “What we will do in the context of a minority government is protect every shred of sovereignty already in our hands and acquire new ones,” she promised.
The financial hard times are about 1 to 3 years away. And that applies to all Provinces east of Manitoba- Yes even NFLD is running a large prov debt.
National Post | Canadian News, Financial News and Opinion
Two of her declarations, in particular, bring her plan into question. Marois has, after all, pledged a balanced provincial budget by 2013-14. That matches the timeline contained in the last budget of the now-defeated Charest Liberals, brought down last March. Even if the budget is balanced — and as noted below, that might be easier said than done — Quebec will still grapple with a mind-bogglingly large debt burden. It’s public-sector debt is already at a quarter-trillion dollars, and it’s climbing fast. The cost of servicing that debt is an already problematic $8.2-billion. Should Quebec’s costs of borrowing spike or should the economy falter, it could prove absolutely ruinous.
That’s where Marois starts. Not a good place to be if you’re an incoming premier with pledges to honour. And yet her first day’s worth of promises were expensive.
Eight point two billion? That number sounds familiar regarding Quebec. Isn't that close to what it
Receives annually in Equilization payments?
Receives annually in Equilization payments?
If Equilization payments balance out closely the amount needed to currently service Quebecs debt
Load......what is the hardship to Quebec in carrying that debt load in the first place? It would be
Like a credit card with a super low interest rate.
Quebec could use the money projected to repay the debt towards other investments to generate
Revenue without too much concern of it's current debt if this is the case.
Load......what is the hardship to Quebec in carrying that debt load in the first place? It would be
Like a credit card with a super low interest rate.
Quebec could use the money projected to repay the debt towards other investments to generate
Revenue without too much concern of it's current debt if this is the case.
Quote: Originally Posted by French Patriot
I agree. Being sucker punched is an insult. The English may have even killed this country with one. The owners ofthis country, the natives, will align themselves with Quebec. Their alliance iswith a French English coalition. Not an English one. You English will force theowners of this country to boot out the queen. That aside, we agree on the insult of English against the French.
1995 referendum :
In preparation for a "Yes" victory, aboriginal peoples in Quebec strongly affirmed their own right to self-determination. First Nations chiefs said that forcing their peoples to join an independent Quebec would violate international law. In the final week of the referendum campaign, they demanded to be full participants in any new constitutional negotiations resulting from the referendum.
The Grand Council of the Crees in Northern Quebec was particularly vocal in its resistance to the idea of being included in an independent Quebec. Grand Chief Matthew Coon Come issued a legal paper, titled Sovereign Injustice, which sought to affirm the Cree right to self-determination in keeping their territories in Canada. On October 24, 1995, the Cree organized their own referendum, asking the question: "Do you consent, as a people, that the Government of Quebec separate the James Bay Crees and Cree traditional territory from Canada in the event of a Yes vote in the Quebec referendum?" 96.3% of the 77% of Crees who cast ballots voted to stay in Canada. The Inuit of Nunavik held a similar local vote, asking, "Do you agree that Quebec should become sovereign?", with 96% voting No.
believe what you may DL, but unless your Quebec is willing to pay off its share of the debt, pay for buildings there that are CANADIAN, and cut any ties to pensions or benefitsm handouts from CANADA.........your self-taught righteousness is invalid. The sandbox mentality is outdated. Canada is multicultural bottomline...
Regards
1995 referendum :
In preparation for a "Yes" victory, aboriginal peoples in Quebec strongly affirmed their own right to self-determination. First Nations chiefs said that forcing their peoples to join an independent Quebec would violate international law. In the final week of the referendum campaign, they demanded to be full participants in any new constitutional negotiations resulting from the referendum.
The Grand Council of the Crees in Northern Quebec was particularly vocal in its resistance to the idea of being included in an independent Quebec. Grand Chief Matthew Coon Come issued a legal paper, titled Sovereign Injustice, which sought to affirm the Cree right to self-determination in keeping their territories in Canada. On October 24, 1995, the Cree organized their own referendum, asking the question: "Do you consent, as a people, that the Government of Quebec separate the James Bay Crees and Cree traditional territory from Canada in the event of a Yes vote in the Quebec referendum?" 96.3% of the 77% of Crees who cast ballots voted to stay in Canada. The Inuit of Nunavik held a similar local vote, asking, "Do you agree that Quebec should become sovereign?", with 96% voting No.
believe what you may DL, but unless your Quebec is willing to pay off its share of the debt, pay for buildings there that are CANADIAN, and cut any ties to pensions or benefitsm handouts from CANADA.........your self-taught righteousness is invalid. The sandbox mentality is outdated. Canada is multicultural bottomline...
Regards
This is a whole lot of crap. Are in some nazi seperatist organization, like "Québécois de souche" or the "Milice Patriotique Québécoise"? What are you gonna do, raid the Ottawa parliement? Well, good luck!
Yep. (like this "minority padlock" shows)
You indicated that my government ran a racist campaign. I live in Ontario.
Regards
DL
Quote: Originally Posted by French Patriot
I agree. Being sucker punched is an insult. The English may have even killed this country with one. The owners ofthis country, the natives, will align themselves with Quebec. Their alliance iswith a French English coalition. Not an English one. You English will force theowners of this country to boot out the queen. That aside, we agree on the insult of English against the French.
1995 referendum :
In preparation for a "Yes" victory, aboriginal peoples in Quebec strongly affirmed their own right to self-determination. First Nations chiefs said that forcing their peoples to join an independent Quebec would violate international law. In the final week of the referendum campaign, they demanded to be full participants in any new constitutional negotiations resulting from the referendum.
The Grand Council of the Crees in Northern Quebec was particularly vocal in its resistance to the idea of being included in an independent Quebec. Grand Chief Matthew Coon Come issued a legal paper, titled Sovereign Injustice, which sought to affirm the Cree right to self-determination in keeping their territories in Canada. On October 24, 1995, the Cree organized their own referendum, asking the question: "Do you consent, as a people, that the Government of Quebec separate the James Bay Crees and Cree traditional territory from Canada in the event of a Yes vote in the Quebec referendum?" 96.3% of the 77% of Crees who cast ballots voted to stay in Canada. The Inuit of Nunavik held a similar local vote, asking, "Do you agree that Quebec should become sovereign?", with 96% voting No.
believe what you may DL, but unless your Quebec is willing to pay off its share of the debt, pay for buildings there that are CANADIAN, and cut any ties to pensions or benefitsm handouts from CANADA.........your self-taught righteousness is invalid. The sandbox mentality is outdated. Canada is multicultural bottomline...
Regards
Multicultural for sure and the various cultures will demand respect.
The English dirty deed to Levesque will need payback. The English can either continue to pay or they can redress the dirty deed.
Your choice.
Regards
DL