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The issue is the very top of American society being able to continue living in wealth without having to create any wealth. If you'd like governments to disengage so people can work on their own projects, removing such laws will result in the opposite. The people in society with the best ability...

Here's an excerpt from a book by a person who undoubtedly knows more about the subject than I do: "Yes, a family farmer should be able to pass his farm down to his children. Fortunately, that hasn't been a problem. As the law existed before Bush took office, family farms had a $2.6 million...

The provincial and Federal governments have handled this very poorly. They could have used this as an opportunity to increase Canada's self-sufficiency, and help rural communities, by trying to get more slaughterhouses and packing facilities constructed. The unemployment rate amoung Alberta...

Personally, I'd be shocked if he wasn't thinking of being PM himself. Perhaps with Belinda in the Lib cabinet, he could use that as an entry point.

Fair enough, I concede.  ;D Well done. Good for the US. I think we can all agree that it's always a good thing when deficits decrease without cutting spending. And I agree with your comments entirely. "Future presidents and future Congresses," said Senator Kent Conrad of North Dakota, the...

As far as I'm aware, the only terror group that has actually been captured in Canada so far is the Groupe Robaix. 1 down, 49 to go. Of course, if some certain politicians wanted, The Tamil Tigers (and the IRA, too-didn't the leader of Sinn Fein visit Calgary last year?) could probably be rounded...

Insurgent: citizen or occupant of a conquered country fighting the foreign nation(s) that conquered it. Terrorist: citizen or occupant of one nation who goes to a foreign country and harms its people while lacking a mutual declaration of war. Rebel: a person fighting against their own...

"The Battle of the Falaise Gap" by Eddy Florentin.

I was born in Regina, Saskatchewan, then my family moved to Burlington, Ontario, and finally, then moved again to Calgary.

Awesome

Yeah, sorry, I noticed that later that day. I read about Operation Scorpion Saxon in the book "Canada's Secret Commandos". The gyst of the operation would be that 800 RCMP officers would raid the reserves of Akwasasne, Kahnawake and kanesatake. In addition, they would have been supported by...

13/20 from Calgary

I have realized that and regret that. When searching google for info on the operation I mentioned earlier (Op Scorpion-Saxon, in case anyone was wondering), I came across this guy twice, same article, and only a couple other articles mentioned such problems. Doesn't seem to be important talk...

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From what I've seen, read and heard, the terrorists still have a bone to pick over the Crusades. Also, remember that Islamic terrorists are called "Muslim Extremists" for a reason. They are the in the extreme of their people and their views. The Iranians I know hate the mullahs and the...

Sure they haven't done anything that the author stated. But they have killed police. Besides, this isn't the first time the government has been on their case. In the 1990's, the government planed a military operation on the St. Lawrence to eliminate the Warrior Societies that were trading drugs...

Conky episode is the best "Holy shit! Purple squirrels!" "It looks like Bubbles has wings and is wrestling Mike Bullard!"

I am the Wizard of Magicland. But seriously, I suppose he as the right to request that he is to be addressed like that. He is married to the vice-regal. I have no problems with formality if it's legit.

Actually, the show started out as a movie. If I remember correctly, it was premiered in 1999. It was filmed in black and white. From what I've seen of it, it lacked Bubbles. Also, the band Bubbles was in was called "Sandbox". Their CD, "Bionic", is fairly common in pawn shops.

What about the USA vs the CSA?