125 Replies to “Quebec Handshake”

  2. Those 3 guys are born and raised in Quebec BTW. Don’t forget that Jack Layton lived the first 20 years of his life in Quebec.

  3. Check out the poll at the Global National…looks like the coalition is going over like a lead balloon.

  6. Far away in another socialist paradise …
    In Zimbabwe: “Health Minister David Parirenyatwa said people should stop shaking hands to prevent the disease spreading.”
    “I want to stress the issue of shaking hands. Although it’s part of our tradition to shake hands, it’s high time people stopped shaking hands,” he told The Herald.”
    http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/7758147.stm

  7. Michaelle Jean is also a Quebecker, whose husband is a separatiste.
    So all four main players are from Quebec.

  8. Hmm… What’s the significance of the red ribbon they all seem to be wearing on their lapels?

  9. Three Quebecers signed a power stealing agreement to wrestle the government away from western Canada. Western Canada elected 72 conservative MPs, while only electing 22 self-serving elitists.
    This is clearly an attack on western Canada. The motto “The west wants in” has fallen on deaf ears and they have slapped us in the face.
    It is time to give the boot to this joke called Canada.
    Stelmach and Wall along with Doer and Campbell need to up the ante and fight this. This coalition will totally ignore and pillage western Canada to achieve their power hunger spending.
    Viva Western Canada

  12. Interesting times. This Yank is wondering if these people are going to succeed with their Canadian Putsch. Not that America has been a shining example of clean -or at least legal- elections the last decade thanks to Democrat and allied groups’ criminality. That said, I thought the idea of Democracy precludes parties that just lost an election seizing power via quasi-legal subterfuge just weeks later.
    So, what say you? Are the NDPCommunists and BlocSecessionists going to succeed in ousting the election-winning party? Are the Canadian people going to allow this?

  13. I’m embarrassed that other countries might see this picture and ask about the ribbons, and we’ll have to explain that in Canada white men wear ribbons 51 weeks of the year for various causes. None of them benefiting white men, now that I think about it.

  14. I’m embarrassed that other countries might see this picture and ask about the ribbons, and we’ll have to explain that in Canada white men wear ribbons 51 weeks of the year for various causes. None of them benefiting white men, now that I think about it.

  15. Does anyone remember the debate during the run-up to the October 14 election?
    How in the world could any relatively sane individual believe that the three clowns attacking Harper could conceivably manage and run the Govt of Canada?
    I find myself astonished and disgusted that we have officially reached “Banana Republic” status, without bananas.
    Canada is not working out very well.

  16. Nanos didn’t waste any time. I got a call from Strategic Research tonight.
    Some of the questions really ticked me off.

  17. I NEVER watch CBC but just happened upon Peter Mansbridge on the National with a forum of three fairly well known commentators. One was with Decima Poll, another was Andrew Coin and the third was Chantal Hebert. What I heard was predictable but at the same time amazing. Each gave their take on the Troika of Pigs but what wasn’t being said was much more newsworthy as what they spewed.
    There as not even passing mention of what this all meant for the West and how really pissed-off the West really is about this. These A-holes haven’t got a clue about the reaction of the West to the machinations of the menage-a-trois, nor do they seem to care. The more I see of what is going on in Ottawa the more I want to see things happen for us in an Independent Canada West.

  19. I never thought I would say this, but I have had enough. Canada would be better off without Quebec. Either they go or we go.

  20. Quebecois – 10 minutes in the cave for being rude to your hostess Kate, by insulting her guests.
    If you want to contribute your two cents to Kate’s site, perhaps you could do the same and pay your share for the privilege of living in Canada.

  22. “So, what say you? Are the NDPCommunists and BlocSecessionists going to succeed in ousting the election-winning party? Are the Canadian people going to allow this?”
    No one actually won the last election. The CPC got the most seats, but not a majority. The other three parties, who received 64% of the vote, are well within their rights to get together and form the government. Harper obviously has no one but himself to blame for this. And he knows it and so do you…

  23. This reminds me of the scene from Apocalypse Now.
    When Captain Willard asks a troopie:
    “Who’s in charge here?”
    “Ain’t chu?”

  25. Sad but…… Look at them.
    They truly believe in what they are doing.
    All for one and one for all! To Hell with the rest.

  26. The pollsters are on side with the Coupscammers – remember, in the economic update there was also a policy to cut back on government polling, focus groups and outside consultants….The gravy train for the news media talking heads was also being curtailed.
    Always- follow the money when you see the foaming spewing anti conservative “experts” on CBC, CTV and Global.

  27. “No one actually won the last election.”
    What you seem to be forgetting is that Dion LOST! So did Taliban Jack! Gilles doesn’t matter.

  28. The front page of the Liberal website contains grammatical errors:
    “Opposition parties sign agreement to government”
    and in a separate item:
    “Conservatives use deficit as an excuse to cuts”
    Apparently Dion has been demoted to webmaster.
    http://www.liberal.ca

  29. It calls for a new Christmas carol …
    Deck the House with flags of Lenin,
    Fa-la-la-la-la, la-la-la-laaa.
    Tis the season to be taxing,
    Fa-la-la-la-la, la-la-la-laaa.
    Dion we now say is our PM,
    Fa-la-la, la-la-la, la-la-laaa.
    Didn’t he just lose some election?
    Fa-la-la-la-laaa, la-la-la, waaaaa.

  30. What do all three parties support. hmmmm, lets see….
    environmental tax
    endless equity programs, especially for women
    pulling the troops out of Iraq
    billions and billions in economic stimulus
    massive immigration (to TROC)
    …and that’s just a start.
    Layton is going to want a pound or two of flesh from Dion in return for his support. So will Duceppe.
    This will be the most left wing government Canada has ever seen.
    Be afraid, be very afraid.

  31. How come nobody is asking Chow-Chow if she is happy about hubby getting/giving bum F**ks??Oh wait.Right.She is to busy trying to find subsidized housing.

  32. Geez the closer I look at Taliban Jack the more he resembles Vladimir Lenin the late unlamented Russian commie.
    Stephen Harper, name the Supreme Judge immediately , stack the senate and then prorogue parliament until Obama gets inaugurated, then bring down a budget, cutting off the $1.95 political funding for the sneaky bastards in that budget.
    Sure defeat, then call the election.
    GG will never dare to ignore that call for the electorate to decide who will govern, a socialist troika or conservatives.

  33. Welfare Bums Quebecouis, you included separatist, you talk a good game… do it on your own money you loser. Alberta has had enough of you welfare bums, ungrateful incestuous frenchies.

  34. “Harper obviously has no one but himself to blame for this. And he knows it and so do you…”
    I agree. And the Layton tape showing this deal was cooked before the Economic Update proves that. Harper’s only mistake was winning the election fair and square. Shame on Canadians for voting the wrong way. They need to be taught a lesson.

  35. Oh looky, what do we have here?
    “Federal support for Quebec”
    In 2008-09, the Govt of Quebec will receive $16.8 billion thru major transfers (Canada Health Transfer, Canada Social Transfer and Equalization), direct targeted support and trust funds – an increase of $1.6 billion from the previous year.
    In 2008-09, the Govt of Quebec will receive $16 billion in major transfers – an increase of $1.3 billion from the previous year and $4 billion since 2005-06. THESE TRANSFERS WERE ESTIMATED TO ACCOUNT FOR 25% OF ITS REVENUES IN 2008-09.
    (thats my caps)
    Quebec also benefits from significant investments in targeted areas such as labor market training, infrastructure and short term policy priorities.
    The Govt of Canada also provided support to Quebec through trust funds and direct targeted support prior to budget 2007, which is not reported below.”
    The way I see it, if Quebec can support the federal coalition Party of Liars and Thieves to gain power by dishonorable means, Quebec can also kiss their federal subsidy payments goodbye because there will not be a politician elected in Western Canada who will agree to contribute to federal equalization payments in the future.
    The heros in Ontario can fund the provincial welfare bums of Quebec since they think alike.
    Wealth created in Western Canada from now on will stay in Western Canada.
    Hey, what could be funner than hardball politics?

  36. I don’t understand. I thought that only two people signed the von Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact?

  38. While Harper was undoubtedly right to want to cut the public funding of political parties, the timing shows that he still has a political tin-ear. The Libs and NDP are literally starving for funds – with the Libs massively in the whole – so it only makes sense that they would fight tooth and nail to keep the spigots open. Add to that the fact that the current economic situation has people completely freaked out (never mind that Canada is in relatively good shape vis a vis the rest of the G8 / world) and suddenly the Tories were evil for not wanting to have a ballooning deficit (even though the Libs would have lambasted them had the Torys proposed massive deficits), and Harper gave the opposition/MSM the chance it was looking for.
    I like Harper and I think he is mostly right on the issues, but he makes the mistake of attacking small but symbolically important targets (arts funding, political funding) – it’s not that I don’t want to see those targets attacked, but there is a time for everything and he wastes massive capital on these small items – how about corporate and personal tax cuts, defense stabilization funding and justice reform? Things that are also conservative and can be framed to have broad appeal?

  39. Welcome to Canada’s new separatist government. Stand by for another plunge on the ol TSX in the a.m.

  40. “I agree. And the Layton tape showing this deal was cooked before the Economic Update proves that. Harper’s only mistake was winning the election fair and square. Shame on Canadians for voting the wrong way. They need to be taught a lesson.”
    Only 37% of Canadians voted for Harper. 64% voted for the coalition. Why be outraged when the coalition representing the majority is allowed to govern? In most countries that is called democracy.
    Harper wanted to enter into a coalition gov’t with the NDP and the BQ when he was in opposition. It would have been legitimate then, as it is legitimate now.

  41. Look at those faces. It’s like Christmas came early for those smug elite Easterners who are now going to help themselves once again to my family’s life-blood in wages and labour, spending gazillions on pet socialist causes and vote-buying, while we struggle to pay the bills.
    I voted for Harper, but I think he and his advisors share a lot of blame for this mess. They didn’t have to give those three old white males the rope to hang the Cons with . . . that oh-so-diversified triumvirate was just itching to do this, and Harper gave the opposition parties the perfect excuse to unite.
    I’m sort of sad. I feel like I’ve never really had a country. There was a brief flash of sanity under the Cons, but it proved so transient.
    Where to run now? Obama and Clintons to the south, the Coalition of the Swilling up here . . . can Alberta separate and then have a really lax immigration policy for a wee bit?

  47. Just voted at the Globe and Mail: 60% support the traitors. Fewer than 500 have voted so far.
    Go vote!

  48. Mike – where are you from? Never mind. Whether its East or West has no bearing in how far up your butt your head is stuck.

  49. Mike, you are a horses ass.
    It is ignorant of you to assume that every single voter that endorsed one of the three leftard parties, also supports the coalition.
    The truth is that many in the NDP hate the Liberals, many of the Fiberals HATE the NDP, and many in both parties HATE the separatists.
    Just wait and see how this unholy alliance plays out.
    This is madness, a power grab, by an unelected, disgraced Fiberal leader, who now leads a coup to power.
    If they fell that strong and sure, CALL AN ELECTION and defend your position to the Canadian people.
    I’m so p!ssed over this right now.
    Can you say double digit unemployment? Muti-billion dollar deficits?
    here it comes, the socialists are coming to town

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