"There are countless horrible things happening all over the world and horrible people prospering, but we must never allow them to disturb our equanimity or deflect us from our sacred duty to sabotage and annoy them whenever possible." -Auberon Waugh
Ed Driscoll highlights the same phenomenon stateside.
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O/T A Canadian Moment =====================
Further, the coup d'etat against the Conservative Government in Canada has failed, at least for now. Battle action to restart January 26th. Parliament was shut down until thenm by the Governor General.
However, the Separatist Coalition has suffered a mortal blow which they do not comprehend, because they have their heads up each other's arses.
Check these various polling numbers at http://www.bourque.com (scroll down a bit also).
Any other Government in the Western World could only dream of these numbers - yet the Canadian MSM (which is almost entirely liberal)continues to Harp on Harper and his merry gang.
Bravo, the conservatives! I was reading somewhere today that this "coup" is driving many voters toward the conservatives. Maybe Canadians don't like coups (even legal ones).
Thats some very interesting reading Paco, it would be interesting to compare it with the demographic changes that have occurred in England over the same period.
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O/T A Canadian Moment
=====================
Further, the coup d'etat against the Conservative Government in Canada has failed, at least for now. Battle action to restart January 26th. Parliament was shut down until thenm by the Governor General.
However, the Separatist Coalition has suffered a mortal blow which they do not comprehend, because they have their heads up each other's arses.
Check these various polling numbers at http://www.bourque.com (scroll down a bit also).
Any other Government in the Western World could only dream of these numbers - yet the Canadian MSM (which is almost entirely liberal)continues to Harp on Harper and his merry gang.
Bravo, the conservatives! I was reading somewhere today that this "coup" is driving many voters toward the conservatives. Maybe Canadians don't like coups (even legal ones).
Very interesting reading, Paco. A clear dissertation about the fall of a culture, and possibly of a civilization.
I'm reminded of what Robert Heinlein about this:
"For me, politeness is a sine qua non of civilization. "
Yes, I read that as well, W.C. Excellent! Good to see Canada still has citizens with a backbone.
Thats some very interesting reading Paco, it would be interesting to compare it with the demographic changes that have occurred in England over the same period.
Wiz: I think those "demographic changes" probably have a lot to do with it!
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