The Province of Québec wants... An Army ?!?

[102first_hussars]

ok then,

I think I make the Conscervatives look like the Sinless perfects, and Im suprised nobody mentioned the Mulrat, Brian Mulroney.

Ill tell you NS Mulroney gave Alberta no choice but to completely vote Liberal, Thank God I was in Bosnia when I heard this, cuz if I was in Alberta I would have gone on a shooting spree Screeming
Bung! Bung! Bung!Chewy! Chung! Chewy! Chong!

[lesofprimus]

Its actually "Bachomp, Ba Chooey Chooey Chomp..." spoken by the immortal Mutant Stan...

[Nonskimmer]

Originally Posted by 102first_hussars

Ill tell you NS Mulroney gave Alberta no choice but to completely vote Liberal

How so? Educate me, it's been a while.

[102first_hussars]

Originally Posted by Nonskimmer

How so? Educate me, it's been a while.

Well the same reason the rest of the country did GST, I think Canadas unemployment rate is at 4.5% thats roughly 1.35 million people unemployed most of that is and something like 1% of that was Alberta and Saskatchewan Mulroney, had called for 23 of Canadas crown corporations into privatization in which one of them was a meat processing company which employed around 48000 which was of mainly Alberta and saskatchewan, Mulroney signed the Free trade agreement and joined NAFTA, all of those american companies expanded in canada on a rapid scale, our processing plants were bought by a company in Texas but they ran it into the ground. well you get the Idea Canadian companies couldnt compete and the ran to the ground, many other companies joined with other Franchices and quite a bit of people were layed off.

GST, people hate it because its another tax but it protects businesses from Profiteering but like I said 23 of Canadas crown corp were privatized which basically privatised Alberta and Saskatchewan, and GST can really only protect Private companies who purchase goods from suppliers from public companies, any private company whether they supply or market are entitled not to charge or pay GST unless they are from public companies.


So if that made any sense, because I have a tendancy to babble and not make sense about anything

Albertans and Saskys were left without jobs and Canada lost some of our best buisnesses because of Mulroney, Now I think I embelished about voting on Liberals alot of people voted Reform Party and NDP.

[Nonskimmer]

Right, now I see what you mean. Mulroney was a bit of an oxymoron that I could never quite figure out.
He expressed an unwavering patriotism, while at the same time did everything in his power to turn us into the 51st state. You knew it was a sad day in Canadian politics when the best choice available was Jean Chrétien in '93. Thank Christ we made short work of that Kim Campbell b*tch though! F*ck, she was stunned! And if Preston Manning had ever been voted in, we'd have been a third world country ten years ago!

[102first_hussars]

Kim Campbell wasnt in office long enough to qaulify for criticsm but I blame her for the disbanding of our Elite Airborne Regiment, Preston Manning is a joke. " Im Preston Manning of the Reeeeeeeefffffoooooooooooooooooooorrrrrrrrmmmmm Paarrttty" Royal Canadian Air Farce

[P38 Pilot]

I hate liberals... Especially the ones here in the U.S! Jimmy Carter made a speech about how we are "mistreating" our prisoners who were freaking terrorist!

Liberals are really getting on my bad side....

[102first_hussars]

True, regardless The Geneva Convention passes international law in which we are all required to follow hense its wrong to mistreat prisoners.

[P38 Pilot]

Yes, but it states they have to be with an Army, etc. Either that or in uniform.

These guys wearn't in uniform and then after they realease them from the POW camps, they give them money!

[102first_hussars]

Doesnt matter it all falls into the human rights category, The States have a long history of brutality against enemy prisoners especially WW2. but I guess if your on the winning side its the best place to be if you want to undress a bunch Iraqi prisoners and make them get into one big dogpile while you take pictures of it on your cell phone, nevertheless it all falls into human rights, the jewish never belonged to any army when they were being exterminated and I do recall the germans getting some heat for that one.

[Nonskimmer]

Originally Posted by 102first_hussars

Kim Campbell wasnt in office long enough to qaulify for criticsm but I blame her for the disbanding of our Elite Airborne Regiment

I can't believe Mulroney made that thing Defence Minister for a while.
Now that was scary! As for the Airborne Regiment debacle, I put the disbandment squarely on the shoulders of Chrétien where it belongs. That was his call. Campbell started into the investigation while the Tories were still in office, but the decision to disband them didn't come down until '95.

[FLYBOYJ]

Originally Posted by 102first_hussars

Doesnt matter it all falls into the human rights category, The States have a long history of brutality against enemy prisoners especially WW2.

And your PROOF!!!! I grew up in an area where Italian POWs were allowed to leave their camp!! Not to deny there were prisoner abuses, we were no worse than any other country, show your proof! I think your talking out of your arse!!!!

Originally Posted by 102first_hussars

the jewish never belonged to any army when they were being exterminated.

Have you ever heard of PARTISIANS!

[102first_hussars]

Ok I meant to avoid that and just say allies, but since you asked Ill show you my proof,

Before March 16, 1968, there were 700 residents of the hamlet of My Lai 4 in Quang Ngai Provice. After March 16, 1968, My Lai 4 was no more. In just over four hours beginning about 7:30 A. M., over 500 villagers were killed. A number of the victims were raped before they were murdered. The thatch-roofed huts and red-brick homes of the village were burned or exploded. Livestock was killed, wells were poisoned. Only the bodies, growing putrid in the tropical sun, remained. It took over three days for survivors to bury the dead.

and athe same happend in korea
http://www.thenausea.com/elements/us...n%20korea.html

[FLYBOYJ]

Originally Posted by 102first_hussars

Ok I meant to avoid that and just say allies, but since you asked Ill show you my proof,

Before March 16, 1968, there were 700 residents of the hamlet of My Lai 4 in Quang Ngai Provice. After March 16, 1968, My Lai 4 was no more. In just over four hours beginning about 7:30 A. M., over 500 villagers were killed. A number of the victims were raped before they were murdered. The thatch-roofed huts and red-brick homes of the village were burned or exploded. Livestock was killed, wells were poisoned. Only the bodies, growing putrid in the tropical sun, remained. It took over three days for survivors to bury the dead.

and athe same happend in korea
http://www.thenausea.com/elements/us...n%20korea.html

Yea, in a typical hip shot example you bring up My Lai, a shameful act of brutality that I cannot deny but it's quite clique to bring up a major act of genocide that the US government identified, investigated and prosecuted those responsible for this hideous act. And yes, a similar incident happened in Korea was well, but in your quick draw to bring up a subject where you continually seem to try to slam or better the US I bring you this..

Despite these tragedies, there are thousands upon thousands of humanitarian efforts and missions successfully accomplished by the US armed forces that you and many of your less educated countrymen seem to forget - at the same time while the memory of My Lie was fresh in out minds, a US C-5 attempted to evacuate several hundred Vietnamese children and during that attempt that aircraft mysteriously crash and all aboard perished, but yet few (and probably less in your country) seem to remember this.

http://www.vietnambabylift.org/Recognition.html

So while you attempt to mock the US armed Forces in your underlying ignorant rhetoric, you have once again demonstrated you speak sometimes utter nonsence before you think, perhaps the result of an empty bottle aside your keyboard. If you want to further this and bring up incidents during the second world war, we, the US were no different, no worse and no better than any other of the combatants in their treatment and sometimes atrocities with regards to POWs INCLUDING YOU CANADIANS (aside the Japanese, again something you seem to know little or nothing about based on your elementary school comments on the Pacific Theater). With that said, your typical indigent Canadian smug attitude is not only appalling,but also shows a clear display of your lack of Integrity and character. But it doesn't matter to me, because I lived around smug Canadians like your self who I know were deep down jealous of the US and it's accomplishments. I suggest you start taking lessons from your counterpart Non-Skimmer as he displays himself as a proud Canadian, and does it in such a manner that he backs up arguments with education, accomplishment and class, something, by the actions seen here you totally lack.

And in your stupidity to validate your argument your bring up the recent "prisoner abuses" in Iraq where Iraqi combatants were stripped naked, made to form naked pyramids, lead around with a leash, and made to see female soldiers showing their anatomy - well boo-hoo, that was so terrible and if you had half a brain you would realize that was probably a joke to some of the POWs (even Canadian) in WW2 and what they had to endure. And once again, the US armed Forces when confronted with this situation took action to bring those to justice who committed this crime, rather than cover it up and hundg it out so the whole world could see and for the less educated to mock....

But if you really want to poke fun and make snide remarks about the US, here a paper written by a German regarding Canadian performance as a Peacekeeping force in Rwanda...

"937,000,000 killed by one estimate.

That is a good job? By who's standards?

How did the US undermine Canada?
Why does the UN get off from blame? It was a UN Mission.

Just because the US didn't get involved, how did that stop Canada from stopping the genocide?

I think what you mean to say is that Canada could not do it by themselves and have any real effect.

Canada was in charge of the UN Military in Rwanda at that time. The Canadian CO asked for 5000 troops and knew he was not going to get them from any other country. I just counted 3 Active Duty Regts. and 47 Reserve Regts on a Canadian Army web page. If Canada was in charge and was not getting the troops, they should have provided the troops themselves.

The US got burned in Somalia and was unwilling to go that route again. Why should we have? We wore the UN hat in Somalia and that was a complete failure.

Canada's military may be small but I can't be expected to believe that it has less than 5,000 members.

The fact of the matter is, Canada was in charge but it was unwilling to put the right amount of Canadian boots on the ground to make a difference.

Let the US do it... right?

No, Canada did not do a good job. 937,000,000 killed is not a good job. The real count is most likely 1.2 million killed according to some estimates.

Blaming the US is just Canadian S.O.P."

So in closing, use your words wisely my Canadian friend, there are those waiting to see your continued acts of snide hip-shot ignorant remarks that only continues to make you look like a moron....

[evangilder]

Well said Joe!