XPost: can.politics, ont.politics, ab.politics
XPost: can.general
From: penny@pen.rhys
On 13 Jan 2006 15:40:31 -0800, "fukngruven@hotmail.com"
wrote:
People are throwing around the word "corrupt" about the Martin
government without knowing what "corrupt" means.
There is nothing corrupt about the MARTIN liberal government which
took over a massive deficit from conservative Mulrooney and
brilliantly tamed it and made it into 8 balanced budget surpluses. At
the same time he paid down more than $60 billion on the debt thus
freeing up $3 billion a year to be used in revenues.
There is nothing corrupt about a liberal party that has produced one
of the best economies in the world, and has also built up trust around
the world that we will live up to our promises. Because of this trust
the world invests in Canada with no fear.
The only reason people are calling MARTIN and the liberals corrupt is
because of the politics of deception practised by Harper. This is
where you have CORRUPTNESS. For over a year Harperites have been using
the word Corrupt about Martin and the liberals even though this is not
true. He is following the politics of deception used by Bush and
also using the Bush ruse that if you keep repeating something over
and over and over people will eventually believe you.
Be careful not to vote for Harper who is the really corrupt candidate
in this race. As well as using the politics of deception he is also
presenting himself to the public as something he is not.
Unfortunately, LAYTON, has been aligning himself with Harper more than
aligning himself with the liberals and this has left him contaminated,
so don't vote for him either.
I hope this has helped. :-)
Penny
>Just as the social trends have emerged, Canada needs change, in our
>culture and it its governence. We have become so cynical about politics
>
>and its common to believe all politicians will be corrupt. I know we
>can do better.
>
>This goes beyond an election, where one corrupt goverment will be
>replaced by another influence peddling party. Somwhere along the road
>the people and what is best for all of us is lost in the journey of
>gaining power.
>
>What as a person can I do to make a difference?, Demanding real
>transperency, not a pseudo-belief marketing to get your vote.
>
>No party here has a means to change how governments work to the peoples
>
>advantage, all make the same moves, because its the Culture they have
>to work in. How can a party, suceeding in our Political Culture of
>Corruption, be honest or know how to fix democracys most fundimental
>problems?
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