Oh Dear, The PM Uses BLUNT Language!

Now you all know I do not allow swearing on my blog, so, I am about to break my own rule for the sake of freedom of speech. I want to warn you, do not let your children watch this video, it is deeply disturbing, our PM uses "blunt" language.

If you are from Alberta, you will be very very shocked. So, (taking deep breath) PM Harper mentioned......the NEP! There I said it! National Energy Program! It is a dark reminder of a period that Albertan's will never forget, and it has reared it's ugly head again, because of Dion's carbon tax. Well, you watch it then tell me how disturbing this is....I had a hard enough time making this video, so the least you can all do is watch it and tell me what you think.



See what I mean, even thinking about the NEP gives me the shakes. (or do I need a beer? HA!) I also noticed that PM Harper said the Liberal carbon tax would "screw all Canadians" not just Albertan's this time. May my fellow Canadians never be made to suffer through NEP II, especially if it is not confined to Alberta, this time it would hit Saskatchewan, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia and BC hardest. Add in Ontario and it's auto/manufacturing sector, not to mention agriculture and all rural areas, the list is endless.

For the love of Canada, don't be sucked into the Liberal carbon tax, it's a wealth transfer disguised as an environmental program. I call BS!!!

Best of QP June 16: Useless Opposition.

The Bloq is just there for the pensions, the Liberals don't even show up, and when they do, they sit on their hands, and the NDP still wants a Canadian prison in Afghanistan. All are out of touch, all are useless.



The Conservatives attacked the Bloq, the Liberals and the NDP today. The opposition had nothing new, they looked and acted weak. I have a sneaky suspicion that the Conservatives had an internal poll showing their support rising. I suspect their ads against the carbon tax are working.

Personally, I'm getting tired of the opposition bringing nothing to the table, and I suspect that other Canadians are feeling the same way. Now, the Conservatives need to come out strongly against the HRC's, and solidify their Conservative support. I ask PM Harper to remember that he was against the HRC's years ago, and they have only gotten worse since then. If even the Toronto Star has come out against them, it should now be easy for the government to justify getting rid of section 13.

When I hear someone talk about PM Harper, I still can't believe that he is the head of this country, maybe it's time for Conservatives to realize that the opposition is weak and fast tracking Martin's bill to axe section 13 is not as politically dangerous as they fear. What are the Liberals going to do, vote against their own member's bill?

The opposition parties are useless, let's use that fact!