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The last days of the patriarch (Trudeau on Castro, hilarious)
The Star ^ | Aug. 13, 2006. 07:38 AM | ALEXANDRE TRUDEAU

Posted on 08/16/2006 4:03:22 AM PDT by alnitak

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To: alnitak

Why doesn't Trudeau just fly down and give the old murderer a BJ and get it over with?


41 posted on 08/16/2006 7:42:50 AM PDT by LexBaird (Another member of the Bush/Halliburton/Zionist/CIA/NWO/Illuminati conspiracy for global domination!)
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To: Petronski

In which position, both men became more spotted over the years.


42 posted on 08/16/2006 8:21:58 AM PDT by Erasmus (<This page left intentionally vague>)
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To: alnitak
Is "Patriarch" something like "Don" or "Godfather??????

Nawww.......

Leni

43 posted on 08/16/2006 8:29:20 AM PDT by MinuteGal (Israel Hold Firm !................No Retreat means No Repeat !)
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To: alnitak
I think Kinky Friedman had a better tribute:

The moment Castro arrives at his townhouse in hell, my humidor and I will be arriving in Cuba.
44 posted on 08/16/2006 8:38:47 AM PDT by af_vet_rr
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To: alnitak
Posted earlier as Sacha's love letter along with Jonathan Kay's full & appropriate critique from yesterday's National Post.
45 posted on 08/16/2006 8:45:49 AM PDT by GMMAC (Discover Canada governed by Conservatives: www.CanadianAlly.com)
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To: alnitak

BTW, if you'd bothered to do a FR search by date simply using the word "Castro", the above post would have been the first to come up.


46 posted on 08/16/2006 8:57:34 AM PDT by GMMAC (Discover Canada governed by Conservatives: www.CanadianAlly.com)
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To: alnitak

Pierre was the most remarkable man since Leonard Zelig.


47 posted on 08/16/2006 9:00:02 AM PDT by doctor noe
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To: alnitak

Unfrigginbelievable.


48 posted on 08/16/2006 7:41:12 PM PDT by Yardstick
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To: Petronski

On the ceiling above it...or in it? ;-)


49 posted on 08/21/2006 9:49:49 PM PDT by Miss Behave (You can't negotiate with people who want to kill you more than they want to live. ~Caller to Hannity)
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To: Miss Behave

That article demonstrates the fallacy of relativism and the
type of logical conclusion to which it would lead.

Jim.

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50 posted on 08/01/2007 6:51:45 AM PDT by Jim J. McCrea
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To: llevrok
Trudeau (and his successors) biased the Canadian political process so that essentially Quebec would run it, with Montreal as its capital, although this bias is subtle and hard to detect, that rule is defacto *real.*

And why do we have such high federal taxes, yet the government always claims it cannot afford things, as essential services are always being cut back?

Just visit Montreal, and you will see - a city built from the ground up, by social engineers, with *our* tax money (the same applies all over Quebec, but to a lesser degree - it is certainly not the free market from where the wealth comes and which determines what is what there in an economic and cultural sense)|

And you know how influential Canada is in determining world affairs - guess what the capital of the world is|




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51 posted on 11/08/2007 9:34:10 AM PST by Jim J. McCrea
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To: alnitak
I had to hold back a mouthful of chunder while reading this garbage.

What a steaming pantload!
52 posted on 11/08/2007 9:42:43 AM PST by reagan_fanatic (Ron Paul put the cuckoo in my Cocoa Puffs)
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To: alnitak

LOL — I’ll bet this guy lit up a post-coital cigarette after writing this mash note.


53 posted on 11/08/2007 9:56:18 AM PST by steve-b (It's hard to be religious when certain people don't get struck by lightning.)
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To: alnitak
I've always wanted to count heathens and mass-murderers among my friends too. Such a lucky duck this idiot is.

{after Castro's death} ...Cubans will continue to be subjected to Castro's influence. Whether they like it or not, they will continue to be called out by his voice, by his questions, by his inescapable rationality, which, whether they heed its call or not, demands they defend the integrity of Cuba and urges them to seek justice and excellence in all things.

Um, I hate to tell Herr Trudeau this but I think Cuba will undergo the statue toppling days of Lenin, Beria and Hussein.

54 posted on 11/08/2007 11:42:29 AM PST by VeniVidiVici (No buy China!!)
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Speaking of Logical Disconnects

1. “He is something of a superman.”
2. “We shared a great love for the works of Dostoyevsky.”

Ummmm.....better reread Crime and Punishment there Pierre.

Also reminds me of the old story of “Do they call me Pierre the BridgeBuilder...No!”


55 posted on 11/08/2007 11:47:09 AM PST by 2 Kool 2 Be 4-Gotten
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To: alnitak

Fidel and Alexandre: Gay lovers?


56 posted on 11/08/2007 12:00:09 PM PST by RJL
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To: alnitak
Pierre Trudeau had a friendship with Fidel Castro that went beyond politics. It was a mutual admiration between two men who put their unmatched intellects at the service of their country.

His intellect is one of the most broad and complete that can be found. He is an expert on genetics, on automobile combustion engines, on stock markets. On everything.

Combined with a Herculean physique and extraordinary personal courage, this monumental intellect makes Fidel the giant that he is. He is something of a superman.

They know that, among the world's many peoples, they have the most audacious and brilliant of leaders. They respect his intellectual machismo and rigour.

Cuba under Castro is a remarkably literate and healthy country, but it is undeniably poor. Historians will note, however, that never in modern times has a small, peaceful country been more subjected to unfair and malicious treatment by a superpower than Cuba has by the United States.

Castro is all this, yet he can’t bring Cuba to prosperity because one country, the United States, won’t trade with him?

I’d guess that one could pick any name out of a phone book and that person could and would do better than Fidel Castro has done for Cuba.

57 posted on 11/08/2007 12:14:36 PM PST by RJL
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