"Mr. LaPierre told the Senate yesterday that he had been misquoted in the transcript and that he had in fact shouted: "So did the Americans." But his attempt to correct the Debates, which requires unanimous consent, was blocked by opposition members who said they wanted to listen to a tape of the sitting first.A shaken Mr. LaPierre said he would offer his resignation to Prime Minister Jean Chretien since "his honour" was being challenged by the opposition members
1. Why would listening to the tapes, to make the desired corrrection --- push Mr. LaPierre to offer his resignation.
2. To claim that playing the tape --- "challenged his honor", is a specious argument.. We have all learned that the French and French Canadians have no honor..
They have shown themselves to be whores to the terrorists, and their word is worth less than their feces smeared on toilet paper...
Yes, I meant to insult the French and French Canadians..
There appears to be a genetic tendency to be lying, lazy, untrustworthy, back stabbing bastards...
I shall continue to insult them, and to think of them as enemies in all future interaction.....
I can think of NOTHING that will change my mind in my lifetime --- NOTHING!
Semper Fi
Listen up.
I'm as conservative as they come, I've been a freeper since '98, I live in Ottawa and there is almost NOTHING I would love to see more than the Liberal Party kicked out of power.
I myself heard the tape and from the tape it is VERY CLEAR that he did NOT say 'Screw the Americans' but 'So did the Americans'. 'So did the Americans' also fits well with the context of the discussion.
What you are doing is playing into the hands of political trick by a person who is trying to become the leader of the conservative-in-name-only party. If you want to after LaPierre for his saying the USA is quilty of providing arms to Saddam (what he really said) then have at it, but don't cling to misquote just because it feeds your prejudices and anger.