Phew!
God thank you, the Clinton years were far behind. We can now openly wish the return of the Reagan years .
Thursday, June 14, 2007
Wednesday, June 13, 2007
Suche Song Papapapapa In
The hard life of Alain Dubuc
is hard to be Alain Dubuc. It is only when one is unconditionally federalist, it still has the right to shoot the target that remains in place: the symbols unique to the monarchy that still and always Canada. It makes things fun:
Dubuc today :
Scandal!
Dubuc 2 weeks ago: How much is
damp squib!
is hard to be Alain Dubuc. It is only when one is unconditionally federalist, it still has the right to shoot the target that remains in place: the symbols unique to the monarchy that still and always Canada. It makes things fun:
Dubuc today :
Lieutenant Governor of a province is useless. Its role is purely ceremonial. This is a public figure who cuts ribbons, which penalizes laws and issue decrees on behalf of old traditions, and who holds no power.
[...]
On federal grants 1.7 million in 10 years received by the former lieutenant governor, $ 700 000 does not seem to be related to its function. Not bad money . She seems to have considered the compensation which was grants for his work. She also confused, systematically, his public life and personal life. And so that taxpayers have paid for family parties, restaurants, ski vacations, fishing trips or parties golf.
Scandal!
Dubuc 2 weeks ago: How much is
a Quebecer? How much money does it take to buy his vote or to change his mind about the future of his country to the tune of advertising? Well, the retired judge Bernard Grenier, who yesterday presented its long awaited report on the illegal spending of federal forces in the referendum of 1995, gives us the answer. That's 12 pennies and a half!
J. Grenier, after careful analysis, invoice by invoice, identified costs from 11.6 million two organizations funded by Ottawa, Canadian Unity Council and its political affiliate, Option Canada. Of this total, it has not 3.5 million in illegal spending, but $ 539,460, which has not, as was the Quebec Act, was reported as expenditure of the No side.
[...]
is price to pay.
The bulk of these illegal expenditures is found in two positions: Volunteer loaned to the No side who were paid indirectly, and expenditure surveys that were not counted. The reprehensible acts have been committed by leaders of these organizations. Half a million illegal spending is too much. To condemn it. But not with half a million are stolen a referendum.
damp squib!
Tuesday, June 12, 2007
Desparete Housewives Reruns
Monday, June 11, 2007
What Is Ic Butal-apap-325-caff Tab
like The Sopranos, the last episode
George, Jerry and Tony
Jerry: It's about nothing was final.
Tony: Nothing?
George: Nothing.
Tony: WTF do you mean about nothing?
George: What'd you do this evening?
Tony: Well, I had a meeting With Some guys, Then I Went To Dinner with my family.
George: There, that's a final.
Tony: How Is That a fuckin 'final?
Jerry: Well, uh, maybe Something Happens On The Way to Dinner ..
George: No, no, no. Nothing Happens.
Jerry: Well, Something Happens.
Tony: Get the fuck outta here!
Via Slashdot .
George, Jerry and Tony
Jerry: It's about nothing was final.
Tony: Nothing?
George: Nothing.
Tony: WTF do you mean about nothing?
George: What'd you do this evening?
Tony: Well, I had a meeting With Some guys, Then I Went To Dinner with my family.
George: There, that's a final.
Tony: How Is That a fuckin 'final?
Jerry: Well, uh, maybe Something Happens On The Way to Dinner ..
George: No, no, no. Nothing Happens.
Jerry: Well, Something Happens.
Tony: Get the fuck outta here!
Via Slashdot .
Thursday, June 7, 2007
Wednesday, June 6, 2007
Wording Candyland Invitation
Boisclair, finishing
By losing time on the blog Freakanomics , I came across information highly relevant to explaining the score Boisclair the last election. Of course, there are still people who say that Quebecers are more fine / nice / tolerant than Americans, but I personally do not believe a single word (and even if the results might differ). Of course, it is probably a measure of social acceptability of the intolerance of respondents of a particular group (ie eg. I say that I would vote for a woman because I do not want other know that I'd rather not). Must therefore take everything with a grain of salt. But still ...
By losing time on the blog Freakanomics , I came across information highly relevant to explaining the score Boisclair the last election. Of course, there are still people who say that Quebecers are more fine / nice / tolerant than Americans, but I personally do not believe a single word (and even if the results might differ). Of course, it is probably a measure of social acceptability of the intolerance of respondents of a particular group (ie eg. I say that I would vote for a woman because I do not want other know that I'd rather not). Must therefore take everything with a grain of salt. But still ...
Tuesday, June 5, 2007
Ikusu Otome Valkyrie 1
Things that will certainly happen when we have a system of two-tier health
-The shortage of doctors and nurses will be a thing of the past;
Never-the doctors will not use their position in the public system in order to pump customers to their clinics private, either by promising faster service to private or providing inferior service to the public;
-The exponential increase in the price of drugs will cease;
-The imposition of user fees will encourage people to exercise and eat better;
-The poorest people (and therefore, sicker) will be better cared for;
-Claude Castonguay will not sit on the board of one of these HMOs in Quebec.
-The shortage of doctors and nurses will be a thing of the past;
Never-the doctors will not use their position in the public system in order to pump customers to their clinics private, either by promising faster service to private or providing inferior service to the public;
-The exponential increase in the price of drugs will cease;
-The imposition of user fees will encourage people to exercise and eat better;
-The poorest people (and therefore, sicker) will be better cared for;
-Claude Castonguay will not sit on the board of one of these HMOs in Quebec.
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