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What do you mean theatre?

Don't you know that "Our friends in Israel are on the front lines combating terrorism .... "

Note - For those expecting a response from Big Guy: I generally do not read or respond to posts longer then 300 words nor to parsed comments.

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I think I would more address Harper's is a boring style and lack of even less substance.

Is that what you are rying to say? I don't agree with you but what you wrote makes no sense in either of Canada's three official languages.

I don't think pretty boy has much substance and Mulcair's substance is violent to Canada's structure and tradition. Mulcair is, or has been a French citizen. Mulcair is a socialist.

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Maybe he'll fool us all - maybe he's a genius.

To paraphrase his father's response to Nixon, he's been called better things by worse people.
  • Free speech: "You can say what you want, but I don't have to lend you my megaphone."
  • Always remember that when you are in the right you can afford to keep your temper, and when you are in the wrong you cannot afford to lose it. - J.J. Reynolds.
  • Will the steps anyone is proposing to fight "climate change" reduce a single temperature, by a single degree, at a single location?
  • The mantra of "world opinion" or the views of the "international community" betrays flabby and weak reasoning (link).

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From everything I have heard Mulcair is a nasty sort of guy, an overbearing bully who can't let an opportunity to take shots at people go by, including the reporters who interview him. As for Trudeau Junior, he seems to make spur of the moment decisions based on how that will make him look in the press. Having an election with him against Harper will be a fight beween Style with no Substance and Substance with no Style.

Mulcair nasty? What is Harper then? Who are his friends? He's a Nixonian figure - calculating, paranoid and vindictive.

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Mulcair nasty? What is Harper then? Who are his friends? He's a Nixonian figure - calculating, paranoid and vindictive.

lol. You have to use a left leaning paper's boorish agnomen?

I like calculating, paranoid and vindictive. I think they are good attributes in the cut-throat world of politics. And, unlike Mulcair, we know which country his loyalties lie with.

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Harper being nasty is a myth compared to how nasty trudeau has been to his own people. Where tom is just angry.

Toronto, like a roach motel in the middle of a pretty living room.

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Then I suggest you take your right leaning attributes, and Stephen Harper and move off to a country where they like those things. Good luck finding it. How about Equatorial Guniea for instance.

lol. Apparently they also like them in Canada.

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Duffy, Wright, Wallin et al,would probably have a very different opinion. But then they have seen the nastiness up close and personal.

Those poor folks, i mean after Harper told them they could steal, and then he turns his back on them... Im sure there are better examples with which to express the horrible Harper belief, myth or reality. hey, does anyone really think that Chretein was a nicer guy than Harper? Really? i voted for him and i thought he was a asshole.

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There's nothing showing that he was involved in any way, but I don't expect evidence to convince you.

You have "evidence" that he wasn't?

It's not a good smell either way:

http://www.nationalpost.com/m/wp/blog.html?b=fullcomment.nationalpost.com/2014/04/16/andrew-coyne-nigel-wright-was-cleared-but-many-questions-remain-over-mike-duffy-affair

But even on its face, the story he tells is implausible in the extreme. It requires us to believe, not only that Mr. Wright kept him in the dark, but so did everyone else, not only before the story broke but long after that is, after he had told Parliament that Mr. Wright acted alone. And it requires us to believe that Mr. Wright not only lied to him, but lied to his fellow conspirators about what the prime minister knew: notably in the famous good to go email.

And if he really did not know? Then the Duffy affair was born, not of any directive by the prime minister, but of a broader culture, in which paying hush money, tampering with audits and lying to the public were considered all part of a days work.

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Only in Canada where a government gets into trouble for trying to get back taxpayers money. Yet the ONT liberals steal billions and get a free ride.

Toronto, like a roach motel in the middle of a pretty living room.

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Only in Canada where a government gets into trouble for trying to get back taxpayers money. Yet the ONT liberals steal billions and get a free ride.

Yep - other countries must look at the Nigel Wright $90,000 "scandal" and say "Let me get this straight - he wanted to pay the money back? And this is a national scandal?......those Canadians - aren't they just the cutest?".

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And if trudeau for some reason wins, we are back to the old corrupt Quebec politics again.

Toronto, like a roach motel in the middle of a pretty living room.

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So you boys are fine to go with the things that are pointed out in JC's post?. I don't care what political stripe a politician wears I don't like those things to be happening and then being lied about. I don't reckon some of Harper's inner cabinet refer to him as the "dictator" for no reason. Makes it a bit hard to buy he didn't know what was happening in his own office. Once again it comes down to either dishonesty or incompetence, or perhaps a bit of both.

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