[mtbr]

DerbyX wrote:

Nice of mtbr not to even notice the most telling part of his own citation.

First you bitch about me making a nasty comment.Than I use an article that brings up the point I made as well as praised him, never happy are you .

[fifeboy]

lily wrote:

Gawd - Derby beat me to the punch again.

Darn it Derb, didn't your parents teach you anything, Ladies First!

[mtbr]

DerbyX wrote:

mtbr wrote:

your Liberal motivations always rise to the surface, you want to divide the country.

Says the prick seperatist himself showing his true colours.

Just aren't worth it anymore hack.

Derby, at least I can admit I'm partisan but I always laugh how you can prance around here accusing everyone else to be partisan hacks,anybody who posts something against your view is a hack! give it a break ,Hypocrite.

[bootlegga]

Alta_redneck wrote:

Done, man that aluminum ladder's cold on the hands.

That's pathetic...reminds me of the snotty little bastard who didn't like playing road hockey by the rules, who finally gets fed up and takes his ball and goes home.

[DerbyX]

fifeboy wrote:

lily wrote:

Gawd - Derby beat me to the punch again.

Darn it Derb, didn't your parents teach you anything, Ladies First!

Always in the bedroom!

[Sapio]

The question is what would the new Government look like and what would its relationship be with the US and Canada. That would go along way in determining my interest in it.

[Toro]

I don't think Western separation is going to happen but it will become more prominent.

What this coalition does is effectively kill the Liberals in the west, outside of maybe a few urban ridings. It cannot possibly help the NDP out west either.

Thus, unless the Liberals make a dramatic surge in Quebec, it will make it more difficult for them to win a majority government.

Oddly, the party that could benefit the most are the Greens, if, of course, they don't screw it up, which is a big assumption. With the Liberals dead and the NDP in retreat out west, that opens the door for an opposition party to fill the vacuum. That could be the Greens. They were essentially tied with the Liberals and the NDP in Alberta, for example.

[fifeboy]

Toro wrote:

I don't think Western separation is going to happen but it will become more prominent.

What this coalition does is effectively kill the Liberals in the west, outside of maybe a few urban ridings. It cannot possibly help the NDP out west either.

Thus, unless the Liberals make a dramatic surge in Quebec, it will make it more difficult for them to win a majority government.

Oddly, the party that could benefit the most are the Greens, if, of course, they don't screw it up, which is a big assumption. With the Liberals dead and the NDP in retreat out west, that opens the door for an opposition party to fill the vacuum. That could be the Greens. They were essentially tied with the Liberals and the NDP in Alberta, for example.

Ah Toro, your new Canadian flag?

http://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/definition/banana+republic

Banana Republic
Noun

1. A small country (especially in Central America) that is politically unstable and whose economy is dominated by foreign companies and depends on one export (such as bananas).

http://www.askoxford.com/concise_oed/bananarepublic?view=uk



banana republic

• noun derogatory a small politically unstable country whose economy is dependent on a single export controlled by foreign concerns.

Sounds more like the flag of Alberta!

[Alta_redneck]

bootlegga wrote:

Alta_redneck wrote:

Done, man that aluminum ladder's cold on the hands.

That's pathetic...reminds me of the snotty little bastard who didn't like playing road hockey by the rules, who finally gets fed up and takes his ball and goes home.

Aww Boot, my heart bleeds purple piss for you. I think those little bastards ( as you called them ) just got tired of playing with suck holes like you that went crying home to their mom's because the other boys were playing to rough.