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just one who wasn't able to vote as a result. A handful of people might have shown up at phony polls, but as far as has been determined none of them ended up not being able to vote.

Okay that's just hilarious. Put your tinfoil hat on everyone. Mike Sona is on the Conservative hit-list. The information he has on the amateur and botched robo-call scandal is going to rock the Conservative regime and His Grace Stephen Harper can't have that.

Common sense and work ethic are the first that come to mind.

Why's that smallc? Does Quebec not have extensive infranstructure and urban centres located on ideal trade channels? Do they not have vast reserves of natural resources? Are they not net exporters of cheap and abundant hydro-electricity? What, exactly, is holding them back, other than their whining?

In his ruling, the judge said... Better? I never said that it never occured. I agree it occured, as did the judge. It's just that it had no impact on the election results whatsoever, so regardless of whether or not fraud was attempted, the results of the election weren't fraudulent, as your goof opening post/link claimed.

I'm declaring that PressTV is a hilariously dumb source to reference. That's all I said. I'm not sure why you're trying to defend that, but judging by your profile picture I think it's safe to say you're not a very likely source of unbiased debate. The PressTV article indicates that the 2011 election was fraudulent, and that it was widespread. Judge Mosley, however, merely indicated that there was election fraud, and it was in a very small number of ridings. What's even more interesting is that not a single person came forward indicating that they'd been prevented from voting as a result. In essence, what we really end up with is confirmation of a bungled and incompetent attempt at election fraud, not that the 2011 election was fraudulent as the credible Iranian state media would have you believe. Again, I think it's kind of odd that you would take issue with someone questioning Iranian state media, but I guess you're taking the "enemy of my enemy is my friend" approach, huh!?

LOL that's funny. PressTV. Yes. We should all be discussing Iranian propaganda website news. Further proof some people shouldn't be allowed to internet!

Umm...doubt it. The prostitution laws are dumb, but don't say stupid things like that.

I thought this was interesting... “The Bill contains a significant number of privacy concerns and lacks the appropriate balance between legitimate public goals and respect for privacy interests protected by law,” says the CBA in its letter to the Commons Standing Committee on Finance. Any legislation requiring public disclosure of salaries and other personal information of employees of independently governed organizations should be carefully considered, the letter adds." Ontario's Sunshine list still exists, as far as I know.