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• Let's clear up the innuendo-Joe Commuzi

  Published: July 2, 2007, 10:43 am

  Tags: Same Sex Marriage, Joe Comuzzi, Conservative Party Of Canada, Paul Martin, Dion, Khan, Gun Registry, Jean Chretien, Volpe, Softwood Lumber, Superior North

  like former prime minister Jean Chr tien's style in dealing with his MPs and he did not like many of the decisions adopted by his government, including the Chr tien government's decision not to compensate the victims of hepatitis-C. Mr. Comuzzi left then-prime minister Paul Martin's (LaSalle- mard, Que.) Cabinet in 2005 to vote against the

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• Paradise Lost

  Published: September 25, 2007, 5:52 pm

  Tags: Stephen Harper, Far Right, Bnp, Jean Chretien, Paul Martin, Canada, Corporatocracy, Civil Liberties

  post-9/11 by former PM Jean Chretien’s Liberal Gov’t. An example of the consequences are detailed in this 2005 Globe and Mail op-ed - written before the Tories were elected in Jan ‘06. Maher Arar’s rendition ordeal occurred under the Grits, too. Chretien also initially got us into Afghanistan. Our more aggressive

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• Mr. Dithers Accidental War

  Published: October 14, 2007, 2:17 pm

  Tags: War Monger, Stephen Harper, Paul Martin, Canadian Armed Forces, War, Kandahar, Afghanistan, Jean Chretien, Liberals

  mission in Kandahar, ex-PM Jean Chretien in his new autobiography lays the blame at the feet of Mr. Dithers.As for Afghanistan, Chretien suggests that Martin is partly to blame for casualties because he "took too long to make up his mind" about Canada's role, and troops ended up being sent "to the killing fields around Kandahar."Which I have

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• Wish I had written this !!!

  Published: November 2, 2007, 12:16 am

  Tags: Pierre Trudeau, Paul Martin, Mcshifty, Accomplishments Of The Conservatives, Childcare, Stephen Harper, Taxes, Jean Chretien

  beginning to think so.When Jean Chretien took over the government reins his most ernest promise was that he would get rid of the GST a highly visible tax that Brian Mulroney had introduced. Mulroney did it for a reason he wanted people to be able to see where their tax money was going and said it many times as he proceeded to sell and

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• Why Canada Failed Kyoto

  Published: February 8, 2008, 8:04 am

  Tags: Kyoto, State Capitalism, Alberta, Tarsands, Big Oil, Jean Chretien, Alism, Oilsands

  was revealed last night by Jean Chretien when he spoke at the U of A.He said his Liberal government of the 1990s had done much to pump up the economy Albertans now enjoy, including helping to push ahead development of the oilsands. "If I had done for Quebec what I had done in Alberta in terms of incentives for the tarsands, I would have won all

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