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Thanks S.M.A. for the great links on COTC.

I can't say I was impressed by the original interview with this Australian politician. Whether it was integrating the Irish a 100 years ago, or the Muslims today, there have always been serious difficulties when cultures meet and clash. I agree that there are radical Islamists who abuse the...

Brad, please watch the language.

Strangely, I have received similar comments from arts students who are "against" the military. Without exception, these students hadn't given their position any serious thought. So I would use the Socratic method. And quickly they would realize that they weren't against having a military. They...

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/prince-william/8613442/Royal-tour-Prince-William-and-Kate-Middleton-face-anti-royal-protests.html The 100 spoil sports were also outdone by the many thousands who came to greet the couple in other venues nation wide.

Trillions of dollars are being spent. I suggest the appropriate question would be, Are the radical elements of Islam as much of a threat to us as the Axis Powers were? If the response is yes, then the costs associated are justified.

That was the headline which appeared in the newspaper. I have modified it now, hopefully to your liking.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/the-dogs-of-war/article2082738/

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/video/video-soldiers-celebrate-their-last-canada-day-in-afghanistan/article2083760/

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/books/8611313/I-wish-I-could-have-pulled-the-trigger-on-bin-Laden.html A link to the new book: http://www.amazon.com/SEAL-Team-Six-Memoirs-Sniper/dp/031269945X

The Italian asked the American for a Danish.

Generally, the government is left with the security bill. However, in fairness, I understand the same standard applies for large public gatherings of civilians. If you organize a public march or rally to express your political views, the government will provide security without charge.

Even with Layton there, NDP support is precarious. Quebec voters have no long-standing tradition of voting NDP. The Orange Wave of 2011 was a mile wide, and an inch deep.

I was just joking around. I did read the full book for high school English, but do not recall my impression of the book. There were several high school novel which had a big impact on me. Song of Solomon, by Toni Morrison. The Old Gringo, by Carlos Fuentes. And most powerfully, George Orwell's...

In high school, I quite enjoyed the Coles Notes.

I can see a number of scenarios, alone or combined, which might bring the Liberals over 155 in 2015. - a continuing or worsening global economic situation leads centre-right voters to punish the Conservatives, and reward the Liberals. - Harper or his government is irreparably tarnished by...

A Globe and Mail article on one of the CBC journalists most often accused of political bias. http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/terry-milewski-an-equal-opportunity-offender/article2082381/

Somewhere between 0 and 100%.

It is premature to write an obituary for the Liberal Party. Given the volatile nature of our electorate, the next election could see the Liberals winning anywhere from 0 to 200 seats. My forecasts at the start of the latest campaign were off by more than a Calgary weather report. Election Night...