Many Canadians in prison for similar anti human crimes are still Canadians. What the hell difference would removal of thier citizenship make. It's cheap theater to be seen to be tough on terror when we have no intention of doing so.
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Many Canadians in prison for similar anti human crimes are still Canadians. What the hell difference would removal of thier citizenship make. It's cheap theater to be seen to be tough on terror when we have no intention of doing so.
None, DB. I don't equate being 'tough on terror' with disallowing citizenship to someone who it has been proven is a known terrorist.
The sleazy globalist Harpler obviously wanted to be seen to be tough on terror. The global power shift now underway and the outcome of same will determine who is terrorist and who is not. I don't see the threat of loosing citizenship preventing future acts of terrorism.Think of the Canadian political figures who involved this country in the various theaters of recent war with no legal backing. Many of the world most barbaric terrorists have no intention of personally carrying out the acts.
You are so occupied with this Harper and his successor: I have not yet been familiar with his name.
Neither Harper nor his successor bothers himself with your zealous debate.
Petros, I admire your very short comments; how can you manage this; although I may know the reason.:lol:
Neither Harper nor his successor bothers himself with your zealous debate.
Petros, I admire your very short comments; how can you manage this; although I may know the reason.:lol:
I don't know how people can go through life so worked up about politicians and anything that can possibly be construed as left or right, real or not. Going through life with all that anger must be a drag.
If Putin was saying the same thing it would be started in a few days, if the US was saying it then it is always just around the corner in the future. Jr. gets to be somewhere in between, perhaps that is what his father and Putin had in common is that there words were backed up very soon after being spoken. That would point to consistency in keeping your word is a stronger gatherer of friends than the opposite which is many words that never remain in effect.
I know I would rather say, ' Candy anyone?', rather than, 'Who wants to carve up the bird.' (start Viking drunken feast clip) when meeting a former ISIS slave to the West. I suggest a ward be set up to treat living soldiers who just lost their home and promised country via a stab in the back.
Since we never hold grudges it should be a piece of cake, right?
http://www.youtube.com/user/THElNFOWARRlOR
It would be better to have a (former rebel don't kid yourself) over for dinner on Valentine's Day rather than for x-mas and boxing day. The actual Syrians will go back to the ground they ran away from and pick up the pieces, literally.
I know I would rather say, ' Candy anyone?', rather than, 'Who wants to carve up the bird.' (start Viking drunken feast clip) when meeting a former ISIS slave to the West. I suggest a ward be set up to treat living soldiers who just lost their home and promised country via a stab in the back.
Since we never hold grudges it should be a piece of cake, right?
http://www.youtube.com/user/THElNFOWARRlOR
Lol...relax dude...not from the liberals (although their little 'we might not be able to get this sh!t done as soon as we promised' schtick is pretty obvious)...I almost took it as being about steve again...people freaking out that he could rise from the lurking dead...methinks Harper can remain in office for up to 364 days after the election. I ain't no parliamentary expert but he could do it no?
I agree that when parliament is held or not is not a big deal. Its not like he was going to act on any of those promises anyways so when it happens or doesn't is irrelevant. Should he choose to they can always do a bill and backdate it or use other less democratic means. But with a majority, it really doesn't matter if its an order of cabinet or not. Of course it wasn't a big deal to have parliament prorogued either.
Yeah, they definitely shouldn't be taken seriously! Ooops hold on, we are trying to get more people to vote! What for I can't imagine- they just turn 90 degrees after election day anyway.
Makes one wonder if the 'Crown Prince' is finding that he bit off more than he can chew! In the words of Canada's Anne Murray, "It takes time for all the answers to be dealt with properly. Every;body knows that it takes time"
I expect we will be hearing Trudeau parrot Goodall and other Liberals. He doesn't have the intelligence to speak for himself. And if he lets others do the talking he can always blame them when they say the wrong thing.
Maybe he just omits posting other people's thoughts from some goofy book?
Anyway, I think it is good strategy postponing opening parliament. It gives the Sunshine Superman and his pals time to think of what to do to put us off from remembering all the promises made pre-election.
Yeah, I think the handwriting is on the wall about the tenure under young Trudeau, we have to look forward to. But hey, the people have spoken? Isn't democracy great?
Yeah, Petros may be able to teach you a little sense! Listen to him.
Well, after seeing that dear little Sheila is a "correspondent" for "The Rebel media" it really is no surprise that the air head doesn't know the difference between what Harper did and what has been suggested by the Liberals at this time. Especially since the Libs haven't even been sworn in yet and the Cons still hold the keys to the city. But, haters gotta hate.
I heard somewhere (CBC Radio One more than likely) the house was to sit on Nov 9 to get the urgent issues taken care of.
That doesn't surprise me, he wants 25,000 refugees here by Xmas, so he'd better get cracking.
Well, according to the bimbo from the rebel media, Trudeau just did. And he did it before he was sworn in as PM and before the House has even sat. Talk about power.