Archive for August, 2010

I just think a lot of Conservatives can broaden their perspective on what it means to be globally Conservative if they merge ideas with the Conservative Party of Canada.

The USA Conservative people could take fiscal policy lessons from Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper of Canada, who is doing an outstanding job with managing Chrysler’s subsidiaries in Windsor, Ontario, Canada.

Why don’t USA Conservatives explore what it means to be Conservative in Canada? Canadian Conservatives have family values practices that can guide USA Conservatives.
For example, values where the health of family should be denied to nobody regardless of their ability to pay for insurance because it’s a fundamental right, just like the culture of life.

Also USA Conservatives believe in a right to life and likewise Canadian Conservatives do not support capital punishment for that reason.

USA Conservatives believe in freedom and liberty and so do Canadian Conservatives, that’s why you are free in Manitoba, Canada to Harvest Hemp seeds where in USA it’s illegal.

US Conservatives do not believe in government coercion and so do Canadian Conservatives, that’s why Canadian Conservatives would never coerce the leader of a foreign country, Iraq, to disarm or be disarmed.

USA Conservatives believe in profitable energy independence and so do Canadian Conservatives, that’s why Canadian Conservatives get their oil from Alberta crude and not from Saudi Arabia.

USA Conservatives believe in free enterprise, so do Canadian Conservatives. That’s why Canadian Conservatives believe not in “buy Canada only” or “Buy American” slogans but instead believe in supplying Softwood Lumber just like America freely provides Cinema.

So why can’t USA Conservatives assemble with Canadian Conservatives?

Also Obama people should be closer to Ignetieff.

And Ralph Nader should get to know Elizabeth May.

and Dennis Kucinich should become friends with Jack Layton.

And Sotomayor should become friends with Gil Duceppe.
and in Canada religion is valued highly enough that no Government or state has the right to intervene or use religion or faith as a tool for any legislative policy or initiative. What is this “faith-based” initiative stuff?
FYI I’m American, not Canadian, I just know a lot about my neighbors (neighbours) to the north

just a quick vid of my friend filming me in my veilside 350z driving on alex fraser bridge yesterday (BC Canada)…hope you like :) Mods: EXTERIOR: Custom Orange/Gun Metal Paintjob- Pearl Coat Veilside Version 3 Widebody kit 8pc (w/ carbon fibre inserts- 1 of 3 in the world) Ver.3 Front Bumper (CF insert) Ver.3 Side Skirts (CF insert) Ver.3 Rear Bumper (CF insert) Ver.3 Rear Wing (CF insert) Ver.3 Over Fender Kit (CF insert) Ver.3 Hood (CF) Veilside Side Mirrors Engine: JWT PopCharger Carbon Fibre engine covers Veilside Titanium Tear Drop exhaust system DENSO Iridium Spark Plugs Wheels/Suspension/Brakes: Veilside Pro Coil over Suspension Veilside 20″ Andrew Baccarat Rims- (custom painted spokes gunmetal by veilside to match car, 5″ Chrome lip on back and 2.5″ on front) Stoptech Big Brakes ST40 four-pistons all around w/ 355×32mm slotted rotors Steel braided lines New Axxis Deluxe Advanced Ceramic Pads Interior: Sparco Toreno Racing seats Dual Alpine Type R 12″ Subwoofers and Type R door speakers Alpine PDX 1.1000 AMP Alpine PDX 4.100 Pioneer Deck 2 AWG Scosche cables DVD player TV in dash Playstation 3 Doors re-lined with fabric to match seats

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Will the UK recognise partnership schemes for same-sex couples that exist across Europe and beyond?

Same-sex couples who form certain “overseas relationships”, that is certain legal relationships registered under the law of another country or territory, will automatically be treated as having formed a civil partnership and will not need to register in the UK as well, so long as they and their overseas relationship meets the requirements set out in the Civil Partnership Act.

These include requirements that the overseas relationship is either (a) one of the specified relationships listed in Schedule 20 to the Act, or (b) a relationship that meets the “general conditions” contained in section 214.

The list of specified relationships in Schedule 20 currently contains:

Peter Robinson explores the global challenges confronting American today–from Iraq to Europe to Iran and the dangers of nuclear proliferation–with Kissinger, one of the country’s most preeminent foreign policy practitioners. Kissinger asserts that the 1960s myth, that the US government is somehow an evil enterprise, is alive and well. In this environment, he says, our leaders need to present a clear and educated vision of America’s role in the world.

I wonder sometimes if the government of both nations mine and the one to the south are run by a few boards that hold the corperate interests and that we get to elect middle management every 4 to 5 yrs ?

Oh sure the Senate and the Governor General can’t be fired (Canada) or economically punished – but it seems by the time they get such an appointment they are so trained to “party politics” they aren’t free thinking persons anymore -

Senate also seems a good place for the government to hide really talented people so they can’t do any harm

Look at our Govenor Genral though she (not a political person ) seems to have done more in less time than any of her predecesors – I wonder what she thinks of her new boss Queen Elizabeth 11 ?

I just wanted to know what everyone thinks about the recent political news in canada right now. A vote of confidence has been proposed for dec. 8 and talks about a coalition government being formed between the Liberals and the NDP.

here’s more details if you want to know:

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20081127.wfiscalpolitics1127/BNStory/Front/?page=rss&id=RTGAM.20081127.wfiscalpolitics1127

NDP leader Jack Layton denies that he had a deal with Marc Emery’s BC Marijuana Party to join forces, but he’s on video saying that he supports ending penalties for having, growing or selling marijuana: www.youtube.com On September 20, 2008, his spokesperson Brad Lavigne told the Canadian Press: “Lavigne acknowledged the NDP has long advocated, and continues to advocate, decriminalization of simple possession of small amounts of marijuana, but said that does not extend to trafficking or grow ops.” Talk about a confusing message. Repeal of possession laws, while leaving cultivation and trafficking laws in place, only helps organized crime. So what is the NDP’s position on ending the failed war on drugs? It’s about as clear as mud as Layton demonstrated in this scrum following a rally in Edmonton, Alberta.

Québec a Nation History (Part 21) Act of Union and Louis Riel The Act of Union passed in July 1840 and proclaimed February 10, 1841, abolished the legislatures of Lower Canada (Québec) and Upper Canada (Ontario) and established a new political entity, the Province of Canada to replace them. This act effecting the political union of The Canadas was similar in nature and in goals to the other Acts of Union enacted by the British Parliament. The Burning of the Parliament Buildings in Montreal occurred on the night of April 25, 1849. Political organisation under the Union Act was inspired by Lord Durham’s report. Lord Durham was sent to the colonies to examine the causes of the Rebellions of 1837 in both Upper and Lower Canada. Durham concluded that the real problem was the ethnic conflict between French and English. According to Durham, the French culture in Canada had changed little in 200 years, and showed no sign of progress like British culture had. His report contains the famous assessment that Canada consisted of “two nations warring within the bosom of a single state.” He write that the so-called “French Canadians” had no history and no culture and that the conflict was primarily that of two ethnic groups. Louis Riel (Manitoba History) The first resistance was the Red River Rebellion of 1869-1870. The provisional government established by Riel declared Manitoba a independant Métis republic. Riel was forced into exile in the United States as a result of the execution

In 1912, Teddy Roosevelt split from the Republican Party along with a bunch of progressive Republicans to form their own party, The Progressive Party. I was wondering if anybody knew if they had a color with which they could be identified? Maybe even just a color that was popular to them? Thanks.

An ad by the Liberal Party of Canada for the January 2006 Parliamentary elections in which Prime Minister Paul Martin was defeated by Conservative Party Leader Stephen Harper.