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According to CBC, in 1996 somebody named Stephen Harper, was publicly musing how a coalition with Quebec's souvereignists (feel the difference?!) could bring conservatives back into the government.

And, according to Mr Duceppe, in 2000, CRAP (remember?) lead by then Conservative leader, now minister Stockwell Day, invited Bloque souveraignists to share in a coalition with a formal letter.

And of course, that 2004 letter from the same Mr Harper, now the leader of official oppostion, inviting Governor General to not call the election, but consider "other options" instead.

What a record! And now, of course, the same individuals are running low on saliva blaming everybody else of an unholy allegiance with the Separatists from Hell. Is it us? Or them? How long should they be allowed to pollute the epherial atmosphere with their blatant, shameless insinuations, hypocritical nonsense, and plain lies?

If it's you or them, the truth is equidistant

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Back to the issue, though: who's really sold out to separatists or souveraignists? Please feel free to stay on topic.

If it's you or them, the truth is equidistant

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