B. Max

Oh, is that right. Then why do feminists so torment.

Your lack of it is typical of the left.

I've heard talk of 40% but never a poll that indicated as such. Even with those numbers though, separation parties in Alberta can't even match Liberal and NDP votes. There was a poll about a year and half ago that was around forty percent. When the Alberta separation party ran candidates a few years ago they beat the ndp in some ridings. Not bad for a party that had only been formed shortly before the election. A separtists was elected before that in a Red Deer riding. There has always been a fear that we could split the vote and let the liberals in. Something worse than death its self.

talk about your post war commie conspiracies!!!!! were these the same guys who started putting fluoride in kids ice cream? Here is the letter written to Exxon. By the one worlders who are more concerned with their one world er socialist image than they are with scientific facts. Who absolutely have no regard for free speech the truth or the constitution, who believe like all leftists that constitutions are an obstacle to good government, when in fact they are an obstacle to tyrants like Rockafella and his one world er traitors. Uncle Joe Stalin would be proud. http://forums.corvetteforum.com/showthread.php?t=1565539

Why should someone believe the words of an atheist written today who likely doesn't have twenty million dollars to bet. The words written over two thousands years ago have proven correct.

Well, you better start working on it then. It won't just happen without any effort on your behalf. Don't worry I have put effort into it as have many others and will continue to. Polls have put support for separation at anywhere between 25 and 40 percent. Goats like Dion and Chretien have always been our best sales men. With the election of Harper it put a wait and see cloud over the process, but even that is beginning to disappear as I suspected it would.

Nothing ridiculous about it at all. The left in the US threatened Exxon with a wind fall profit tax if they didn't stop supporting those who are trying to get the truth out. The left in the US and in genaral are anti free speech and treasonous scum.

Any plans in the works? None that are fast enough moving for me. Change seems to take a long time but when it happens, it happens real fast. Our mime for a premier must be a little nervous though. I hear his handlers wouldn't allow any pictures to be taken with him and the jolly green Dion.

Dion will never get to square one in the west never mind Alberta as far as anything meaningful goes. He wasn't speaking to Albertans while he was in Alberta. He telling the east, elect me and I will bring you the spoils, and look at me, I'm saying this in Alberta. Unfortunately we seem to have a mime for a premier. His response should have been loud and clear to Dion and to Harper as well. If Alberta separates it would go a long way in helping Canada meet its kyoto targets.

16 Unto the woman he said, I will greatly multiply thy sorrow and thy conception; in sorrow thou shalt bring forth children; and thy desire shall be to thy husband, and he shall rule over thee. http://www.bartleby.com/108/01/3.html#S3

Actually it becomes a welfare state unable to defend its self or create the wealth it desires to confiscate.

In new well drilling activity, it's a minor player. That's where the jobs are. There is little refinement from my understanding done in High Level and without new wells being drilled, it doesn't require alot of people to drive out and take a peek at a well every once. My point was very valid and I'm sure you got it. The job boom never really hit High Level like Fort Mac or Calgary (hit these two cities very differently). The bottom line is there is still thousands of unfilled Alberta jobs, whether or not High Level is a major producer. The plants are not in High Level. They are in Zama, Rain Bow Lake and spread out in the middle of no where but it is considered the High Level area. The reason there is very little drilling is because the oil companies are cutting back, and it's not just High Level. Nor is it just Alberta. It is the number one subject in the oil patch these days.

What nonsense. People flee the jobless economies of other provinces, after money stolen from Alberta through the extrotion system pays to train them. If it weren't for Alberta the eastern part of the country would be a third world back water.

Yes. That's just what I was saying a few weeks back. Comment Geoffery? High Level isn't an oil capital, I'm afraid. The High Level area is one of the largest oil fields in Alberta. It is three hundred clicks long and over two hundred wide. With Husky, Exxon, and Apache all running big operations there.

Just like the cigarette companies, they haven't done a great job selling the merits of their product as a healthy choice. They never claimed it was.

Why post on a federal forum if there is no choice that you like and none that you can recommend? I didn't know that was a prerequisite.

So far the media has been silent on what's happening. Most likely hoping that if they don't mention the R word it will go away. Most likely remembering what happened as a result of the NEP. They won't be able to ignor it much longer.

So what do you think of Exxon backing down? Are they becoming left wing? I don't think they have backed down at all. They may have decided to give the yapping seals what they've been asking for. Poverty.

What is your party? I don't have a federal party.

Where is this happening? Grande Prairie and High level but it is general across the province. By next summer you will be able to pick up a house in Grande Prairie for a song. What you won't be able to get is job. At this time of year we should be crying for trucks, but instead, the phone is ringing with people looking for work and we don't have it either.

Now fully supported by your Conservative party. It's not my party.

With oil patch slowly shutting down and people already losing their homes, Dion is lucky he wasn't strung up with the details his plan to further punish the oil patch. Yes make them buy carbon credits from other companies. Where will these other companies be. Of course, in the great failed social experiment of Quebec.

I haven't really seen any evidence that the environment is being destroyed. That's because there isn't any. What is being destroyed are economies, while we see the beginnings of the largest left wing created genocide in history. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,3-2544525,00.html

Once again the left are exposed in their fight against the truth and free speech.

They're doing everything you hate on the environment. I guess they believe there is very little they can't do that will affect their vote from the faithful. Then they would be wrong.