PM Harper: Friend and protector of the Jews!

[Mr.Canada]

PM Harper has been huge on the International scene. He has done so many things right it's funny listening to the socialists trying to make hay from it. Especially when it comes to Israel, our father figure PM Harper has been very consistent in his support for Israel. The NDP and Liberals haven't. Just remember that his is not only our PM but also like our mentor and father. When he speaks to us we must look to up to him as a child yearning for his wisdom.

Edited March 13, 2010 by Mr.Canada

[ToadBrother]

PM Harper has been huge on the International scene. He has done so many things right it's funny listening to the socialists trying to make hay from it. Especially when it comes to Israel, our father figure PM Harper has been very consistent in his support for Israel. The NDP and Liberals haven't. Just remember that his is not only our PM but also like our mentor and father. When he speaks to us we must look to up to him as a child yearning for his wisdom.

He ain't my dad, he ain't my mentor, he's a frickin' politician, which puts him somewhere between used car salesman and dog catcher in my books. His position on Israel is qualitatively no different than the official position of the Canadian government for half a century.

Edited March 13, 2010 by ToadBrother

[Smallc]

Just remember that his is not only our PM but also like our mentor and father. When he speaks to us we must look to up to him as a child yearning for his wisdom.

Do you honestly expect people to take you seriously when you say things like this? How are we supposed to have a discussion when you make completely ludicrous statements (that I don't think you actually believe)?

[Bonam]

Just remember that his is not only our PM but also like our mentor and father. When he speaks to us we must look to up to him as a child yearning for his wisdom.

Haha

I am humbled in the wisdom of master Harper.

[bloodyminded]

Do you honestly expect people to take you seriously when you say things like this? How are we supposed to have a discussion when you make completely ludicrous statements (that I don't think you actually believe)?

He doesn't believe it. Not in those terms, anyway. He's trying to be provocative.

[Mr.Canada]

He doesn't believe it. Not in those terms, anyway. He's trying to be provocative.

I posted the TL;DR version here: A PM is a leader. We must trust our leaders so we can all be better, more productive citizens.

[Smallc]

I posted the TL;DR version here: A PM is a leader. We must trust our leaders so we can all be better, more productive citizens.

I bet you must hate the fact that a loyal opposition is part of our system.

[Shakeyhands]

careful Smallc... he'll start another whiny thread saying you are picking on him.

Mr C. If you want to be taken seriously, stop writing such stupid stuff that is only meant to provoke. In other words, grow up.

[JB Globe]

PM Harper has been huge on the International scene. He has done so many things right it's funny listening to the socialists trying to make hay from it. Especially when it comes to Israel, our father figure PM Harper has been very consistent in his support for Israel. The NDP and Liberals haven't. Just remember that his is not only our PM but also like our mentor and father. When he speaks to us we must look to up to him as a child yearning for his wisdom.

Officially declared a Troll.

Stop wasting your time with someone who just wants to get a rise out of you.

[Mr.Canada]

Officially declared a Troll.

Stop wasting your time with someone who just wants to get a rise out of you.

I'm not trolling this is how I view Pm Stephen Harper. I am writing my honest opinion. I thought that these boards were for frank discussion?

[Smallc]

Just a few days ago, you said you were getting tired of Harper. If you're not a troll, it may simply be that even you don't know what you think.

[capricorn]

I'm not trolling this is how I view Pm Stephen Harper. I am writing my honest opinion.

Sorry but this adulation that you express toward Stephen Harper simply comes across as phony with overtones of trolling. I suppose you could be a groupie, like teenage girls who go gaga over a band singer. I can understand you are an avid supporter but I think it's within your power to suppress typing stuff which will be derided by other posters. You've made it clear you love the PM. We all know that by now. Try re-reading your posts before you press the add button. Leave out glorifying the PM and just concentrate on debating the issues. Do you think you can do that Mr. Canada?

[Jack Weber]

Just a few days ago, you said you were getting tired of Harper. If you're not a troll, it may simply be that even you don't know what you think.

There is a definate "manicness" to his posting,is'nt there?

Edited March 14, 2010 by Jack Weber

[Mr.Canada]

Just a few days ago, you said you were getting tired of Harper. If you're not a troll, it may simply be that even you don't know what you think.

Yes, in some aspects I am tired of him but I must give credit where credit is due. I must be honest with myself and I chose to share that honesty with all of you.

I can understand you are an avid supporter but I think it's within your power to suppress typing stuff which will be derided by other posters.

I'm not responsible for the actions of others. I have no control over how someone else will react. So if after reading one of my posts that person is so emotional that they cannot control themselves that isn't my problem. I always concentrate on the issues but the problem is that people here don't like it that I am a strong right wing conservative, in the same strain as Glenn Beck. I agree with almost everything he says and look at his views as common sense. This is most likely the problem. There are few people here who are as conservative as I am.

[Jack Weber]

Yes, in some aspects I am tired of him but I must give credit where credit is due. I must be honest with myself and I chose to share that honesty with all of you.

I'm not responsible for the actions of others. I have no control over how someone else will react. So if after reading one of my posts that person is so emotional that they cannot control themselves that isn't my problem. I always concentrate on the issues but the problem is that people here don't like it that I am a strong right wing conservative, in the same strain as Glenn Beck. I agree with almost everything he says and look at his views as common sense. This is most likely the problem. There are few people here who are as conservative as I am.

Perhaps you'd be happier at Free Dominion?

[Mr.Canada]

Perhaps you'd be happier at Free Dominion?

All criticism and off topic discussion about Mr.Canada can be directed towards the dedicated thread at the top of my sig. Thanks.

[ToadBrother]

I posted the TL;DR version here: A PM is a leader. We must trust our leaders so we can all be better, more productive citizens.

What were you in a past life, a speechwriter for Chairman Mao?

[nicky10013]

our father figure PM Harper

For someone who hates communism so badly, he sure invokes Stalinism quite a bit. The minute I read that all I could think of was "Uncle Joe."

[eyeball]

For someone who hates communism so badly, he sure invokes Stalinism quite a bit. The minute I read that all I could think of was "Uncle Joe."

Has anyone else considered the possibility that Mr Canada is actually a left-winger who's simply trying to discredit right-wingers by coming across as a really silly example of one?

[wyly]

Has anyone else considered the possibility that Mr Canada is actually a left-winger who's simply trying to discredit right-wingers by coming across as a really silly example of one?

wow he's good ....he does a perfect imitation of a typical right-winger...

[ToadBrother]

For someone who hates communism so badly, he sure invokes Stalinism quite a bit. The minute I read that all I could think of was "Uncle Joe."

I think it can be more simply explained that he has authoritarianism fetish. That sort of thing can infect weak minds regardless of political ideology. It doesn't matter whether it's Stalin, Hitler, Mussolini, Pinochet, it is these sorts of people that empower the power hungry and the monomaniacs.

I see little to admire in Harper myself. At one time I thought him a skilled political tactician, but the last two years have demonstrated a careless overconfident man whose sole strength right now is that the opposition is, by and large, broke and still demoralized (in short, it's not his strength, it's their weakness, that keeps this Parliament trundling along). I'll give him credit for reuniting the Tories (though Mackay, who is about to be fed to the dogs deserves heap loads, too, if for no other reason than having the balls to sell out the Progressive Conservatives), and for managing to keep most of the Alberta Reform whackos from throwing the Tories off message. But as a strategist, I think he's too clever by far, tending to view everything as some sort of chess game, or more pointedly, a game of Risk, with little regard for Parliament itself, or, often as not, for his own MPs.

[Mr.Canada]

Alberta Reform whackos

Please explain to us what in the Reform party Policy guide make the Reform Party "whackos".

[ToadBrother]

Please explain to us what in the Reform party Policy guide make the Reform Party "whackos".

Not much, but that didn't stop there from being Alberta (and BC, too, remember Randy White) Reform whackos. Most of the Reform folks I met were decent, if a bit overly naive (much like some Greens are). But there were a few, including the MP in my riding, who are genuine whackos.

Believe it or not, I actually voted Reform three times. I didn't always agree with what Preston Manning said, but he was (and still is) an honorable man who generally tried to stick to his principles. In a way, Manning is the polar opposite of Harper (which is probably why the two so deeply dislike each other).

[wyly]

But there were a few, including the MP in my riding, who are genuine whackos.

is your MP Rob Anders ??? Edited March 16, 2010 by wyly

[Mr.Canada]

Not much, but that didn't stop there from being Alberta (and BC, too, remember Randy White) Reform whackos. Most of the Reform folks I met were decent, if a bit overly naive (much like some Greens are). But there were a few, including the MP in my riding, who are genuine whackos.

Believe it or not, I actually voted Reform three times. I didn't always agree with what Preston Manning said, but he was (and still is) an honorable man who generally tried to stick to his principles. In a way, Manning is the polar opposite of Harper (which is probably why the two so deeply dislike each other).

Prston always strikes me as unfront and honest. Harper is more manipulative and underhanded imo. However both are politicians so who knows, really. Yeah they always have nice things to say about each other on camera as I saw Preston on TV on Friday but I've heard that they don't like each other much. Maybe this has changed, I don't know.