[NorthOf45]

Martin, what a frickin' joke. He's going down and will take Canada with him.

[headsonpikes]

Sounds like a book in the works - Mr. Dithers Says 'No'.

It's a children's title.

[conservativecorner]

Can-a-DUH never ceases to amaze BUMP!

[Joe Bonforte]

I can't wait to see Mark Steyn's column on this.

[NorthOf45]

Ping of disgust to GMMAC, in place of Clive.

[albertabound]

He will definitely go down. There is no issue he will not dither on in order to appease and cling to power. His best before date is coming close. The lefties clamour about "weaponization of space" with actually knowing the details Harper has taken the high road saying it is a decision for Parliament to make once the details are known. Dithers went out on his own and will pay the price eventually.

[speedy]

Sounds like a good reason to support Quebec separatism. Without them, the Conservatives would probably hold the upper hand in Canada, and we might be back to rowing in the same direction again.

[bubman]

The same rationale that motivated Jean Chretien (the previous idiot)to not send troops to Iraq is now motivating Paul Martin; to woo the french Quebec electorate who are looking at voting separatism again and the god damn left in Canada. He has sold out on same sex marriage, funding for the military transfer payments and has vowed to never ever have a debate on the merits of privatizing health care.

Ladies & Gentlemen let me apologize for my gov't for they are bleeding heart liberals and they do not know wht the fu&@#$k they are doing!!

Man I have got to get the fukc out of this pathetic excuse for a country. My country no more. I will vote for separation in Quebec and move to Texas.

If you will have me (and the wife!)

[bahblahbah]

When we consistently get the missile defense to work I guarantee they'll send a little message that they're on board. Maybe we should leave the phone off the hook.

[kimosabe31]

Martin plans to announce in the House of Commons as early as Thursday that the country will not partake fully in the controversial program...

I guess we can't expect canada to do anything so daring as partake of something controversial.

[Toddsterpatriot]

Prime Minister Paul Martin will reject Canadian participation in the full U.S. missile defence program, CBC News has learned.

So, if we can't base weapons and radars in Canada, I hope they won't mind when we shoot down the ICBMs and they land in Canada.

[cake_crumb]

So he's pulling a Kerry : he was for it before he was against it. I wonder how much participation he IS considering? If any?

[o_zarkman44]

I guess we will just fly our misiles on over Canada anyhow. What are they gonna do about it?

Just what we need. A socialist country bordering America to give encouragement to the liberal DUh socialists here.
bahhhhh

[shibumi]

I wonder if the northerners will also reject the defensive coverage an operational system provides?

Maybe we can just program a "hole" in it around Ottawa, Toronto and Quebec.

[Calvin Locke]

Steyn had a column last week that implied that Paul Desmarais runs Canada's politicians. Desmarais
owns/controls Power Corp, Paul Martin's former employer, his son is married to Chretien's daughter,
owns/controls Total Co., which used to have a big oil field development deal with Saddam Hussein.

Did I mention he owns/controls the French bank that's at center of the UN's Oil for Food scandal?

And the next apparent president of France was visiting him recently?

Martin certainly did turn out to be a joke. I get a couple of Montreal tv stations, and I used to listen
to Radio Canada until they changed the schedule last fall.

But, he may be a joke by proxy...

[youngtory]

This loser is supposed to let the House of Commons make the decision, this is by far the most undemocratic PM ever.

[NZerFromHK]

This is the country of what a Prime Minister Latham, or anyone from the ALP running the show would do to Australia.

Thank God a majority of Australians are saner.

[NZerFromHK]

Oops, the ALP Left - the average ALP (Kim Beazley, Bob Carr, Bob Hawke, Paul Keating) is still to the right of the Canadian Liberal Party.