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Topic: Help Louis Riel ... we're almost there: please vote
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saigon
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posted 12 April 2007 10:27 PM
RIEL IS IN THE FINALS! Just 96 hours away from being declared Canada greatest politician.Voting ends 23h59 Ontario time, Monday. Vote at: http://www.timhudak.ca/final-lester-b-pearson-vs-louis-riel Thanks to the 217 voters who pulled LOUIS RIEL thru the last round. It was close - Duplessis got 205 votes - probably from 10 people voting 20 times but no matter. The torys tried to pull out everything to stop RIEL but they failed. They killed him once but not this time. Its Lester Pearson against LOUIS RIEL. Vote RIEL. Tell your friends vote RIEL. This is what the Torys did - is what Torys want to do again
Dont let them. Instead lets triump with LOUIS RIEL, like this: Vote and tell your friends to vote - http://www.timhudak.ca/final-lester-b-pearson-vs-louis-riel [ 12 April 2007: Message edited by: saigon ]
From: Canada | Registered: Oct 2006
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M. Spector
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posted 13 April 2007 05:39 PM
Hah!I guess all the Tories are holding their noses with one hand and voting for Pearson with the other! From Hudak's website: quote: Riel's Babble RabbleIn a delightful slugfest, Louis Riel's will for revenge bent and then broke the iron man of Quebec politics, Maurice Duplessis, just as the midnight bell sounded. In the most exciting Great Dominion Dust-Up contest to date, Riel edged out Duplessis in the final half hour with a final vote tally of 217 to 205. Riel's avid babble rabble has been a boisterous bunch boosting Riel to avenge across the spectrum of the Canadian political establishment from Kim Campbell to Tommy Douglas.
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From: One millihelen: The amount of beauty required to launch one ship. | Registered: Feb 2005
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Cueball
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posted 14 April 2007 10:29 AM
Didn't Pearson flip-flop on that issue though? Pro-nuked Bowmarcs during the election, and the opposed it after...REGIME CHANGE IN CANADA BY THE U.S. quote: The plot to bring down Canada's government came to a head in January, 1963. On Jan.3, top U.S. Air Force General Lauris Norstad held an Ottawa press conference. Prompted by questions from Lynch, and other reporters briefed by U.S. intelligence, Norstad criticized Canada's antinuclear stance. On Jan. 12, Pearson announced his new policy of supporting U.S. nuclear weapons in Canada. In protest, Pierre Trudeau called Pearson the "defrocked priest of peace" and refused to run for the Liberals.
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From: Out from under the bridge and out for a stroll | Registered: Dec 2003
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Boom Boom
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posted 14 April 2007 10:53 AM
quote: Originally posted by unionist: ...Diefenbaker and Trudeau stood up to the U.S. at crucial times - never "Mike".
Pearson indeed stood up to the USA In 1964, Pearson resisted U.S. pressure to enter the Vietnam War. In a speech he delivered at Philadelphia’s Temple University in 1965, he called for a halt in the American bombing of North Vietnam. A furious U.S. President Lyndon B. Johnson summoned him to Camp David, the presidential retreat. LBJ accused Cricket of inciting dissent, warning him not to “come into my home and piss on my carpet.” It wasn’t the first time Pearson had stood up to the Americans. He refused to cooperate with the American anti-communist witch-hunts during the 1950s. In retaliation, the FBI opened an investigation into Pearson. They developed a file labeled Espionage: Russian. It was a 243 page assemblage of rumour and innuendo. When they threatened to release it, Pearson told them to go ahead. They backed down.
From: Make the rich pay! | Registered: Dec 2004
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