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The Bloc, anti-liberal parties and sovereignty

It always made me smile this recurring phrase when talking about the Bloc or rather when we talk about the Bloc. The Bloc says: "We work (is a strong word) for Quebec's interests" Ok, let's accept it as a basic premise. The main problem is that their little brother provincial, the PQ is not in power for 8 years old soon (April 14, 2011 who would have thought). This leads as problematic as the interests of Quebec current, we like it or not, the Liberal party who has in his hands.

Recently, always on a quest for eternal introspective about myself, I realized that I was not a big fan of liberal parties, both federal and provincial although I must confess that I celebrated the defeat PQ in 2003 and I had a bit of sympathy when Dalton McGuinty was elected in Ontario the same year but a little later in October 2003. Nevertheless, our liberal parties have a liberal in name only. These are parties that suck power at all costs and declining steadily guard at the left, trade unions and parties with a propensity to become incredibly corrupt and improbable over the years (the others but also more than the others). These are the parties of power, patronage, lobbying and corporate BS under the guise of creating employment, into debt until they died away after the financial countries and provinces (especially that of Quebec as has no common elsewhere of course) and have the nerve to try to do without it as "good news" on the campaign trail. The worst part is that despite their endless list of outright lies, people believe it anyway, buy their sales pitch and still vote for them ... I confess a little pathetic.

However, if you look at the philosophy of "Quebec first" Bloc, one realizes that they live very well with the liberal parties in their present form and in an independent Quebec could return to the same kind of cronyism and corruption and wasteful spending that serves us in a very amateur PLQ today with one of the worst prime ministers to life at its head, Jean Charest. It would be far more advanced and ultimately the independence of Quebec would nothing settled.

So much for "free us from the Liberals."

Greetings bloquisto-liberal

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Well, it's not my fault, it is they who have banned for reasons still obscure, but I am far from alone, it is common practice for Google to tackle its own publicists, a small search "google" might give you the heart net. The fact remains that it is a blessing in disguise because their ads were taking place, the memory of many and encouraged many of my readers not to return to the slowness of my blog. Anyway, they were not very popular and the little revenue they generated, it does not really worth the trouble.

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Resilience of Marxist-Leninist

If there is something that I royally got on the nerves after whole story of the ADQ is the map of crass opportunism than some wanted to play. Fortunately, the vast majority of these people are now gone elsewhere in other lands and never return highly unlikely and if I say fortunately, it is because these people have interfered more with their Democratic Action help retired the party cause.

When I speak of expediency, I mean obviously those for whom the election victory was more of a concern that the beliefs and values they have and they spread. Let me explain. This is not because the electoral victory is not important, far from it but if it remains the only concern, the power at any cost, there for you dear friends two main parties that the exchange power vied and exchange the shovel to dig the hole and ensure that Quebec never goes out of the abyss, and worse, we never really trying to get out and I named the PQ and the PLQ because what's obvious and easier than buying votes with your money and that you have not yet borrowed at high rates with major international banks that we must charge rates so worthy of our credit loans USERS leaves desired.

This brings me to the party's Marxist-Leninist. You tell me what is the relationship. And though the Marxist-Leninist has a fantastic resilience in politics because that election after election, it is never more than a half of one percent that the party will look to the electorate. Despite this, he continues, continues and even though I profoundly disagree with their ideas in general although I respect their frankness and honesty in their beliefs, we could definitely not the party of taxing crass opportunism as we moved a lot of our good politicailleux market supposedly popular and every party that threatened to take power together.

But when the ADQ has fallen to a low of its recent history to about 7%, what are the opportunists have said? We deserted the party, he will never take power. Worse, it risks extinction and will struggle to get elected even if only one member.

Today we can rejoice that this dark hollow where almost total destruction of the Action Democratique du Quebec was at the gates and when rumors of a new political party center-right that would be born very soon, we had even chosen the name, Force Quebec and the new leader, Francois Legault, said the leftist lucid, is behind the ADQ, which remained in the boat despite the storm and waves that threatened to capsize the ship. The resilience of these people, resilience which resembled that of the Marxist-Leninist party in the sense that people with values and beliefs required remained on board will finally paid and unlike the Marxist-Leninist who will succeed most likely never in our lifetimes to elect a single member unless a merger with Québec solidaire, the ADQ may very well play a role in the next government with easily a dozen members mainly from the greater Quebec City area in a PQ or Liberal government is likely to become a minority as in 2007, with a deputation big enough and effective, the ADQ may still making waves in the National Assembly in the coming years following elect the next government in 2013 whether or Pauline Marois Jean Charest, who will be there as a third hand on the wheel? Gerard Deltell. It is almost certain to lead to three as in 2007, which unlike the cheap electioneering PLQ (effective because profoundly stupid as marketing and more marketing aimed at the lowest common denominator, the more it strikes the imagination Tarla beautiful we are as a Quebecois), this time it will not have both hands on the wheel and the Quebecois will win the ones who realize that the best years that Charest has passed, he spent minority and see that Canada now for almost 7 years working minority managed to get away despite a lot of melodramas elections can always hovering in the air. The royal couple will not be alone in the next election if we elect massively ADQ in the National Assembly, I will pass a paper and I like that better than a government that s'effoirera five years on his two hands on the flying just because he has the power to do so because democratic laws, which must be seriously reviewed and amended permit.
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Tym Machine

PS Anti-Americanism Richard Martineau in its editorial today shows us all and to all the political weathercock that he is behind on everything that moves like a loose cannon to Stéphane Gendron, in short, a little cheap polemicist who does only have five minutes a day of our attention for its small column in the JDEM.

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