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To: quidnunc
Man, this is the dumbest article I've ever read. Keep in mind, it's from the French Canadian Montreal Gazzette. I don't feel one bit safer because of Chretien's decision, after all, how are terrorists abroad going to be able to distinguish us from you?
5 posted on 04/28/2003 1:14:31 PM PDT by IvanT
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To: IvanT
Right with you Ivan. Please take all things posted by ye olde source with a pinch of salt. I just enjoy any criticism though- even of my adopted country Canada. What things an Englishman will put up with to hear and read honest old American free speech.

Cliche here. Having said that My adopted city of Sault Ste Marie, has a long tradition of service in the wars. Yellow is unkind. Anyway, forgive this little homily. My friend who has long roots in First Nations history, has his Canadian born son, out there right now with the American Forces- he has dual rights of course. Others from this area are also serving with - and are of the American forces.

Anyway, Edmund Burke was right and also Voltaire. Free Speech for all and nuts to calling Canada yellow.

34 posted on 04/28/2003 1:32:38 PM PDT by Peter Libra
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To: IvanT
Sorry to inform you that the Gazette is the largest English Speaking newspaper of the Province.

Edmund Burke's famous statement: "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing" has already been alluded to. Another of my favorite quotations is even more to the point regarding these mealy-mouthed swine and that comes from Dante Alighieri, who said: "The hottest place in Hell is reserved for those who, in times of moral crisis, remain neutral.

57 posted on 04/28/2003 3:24:03 PM PDT by US admirer
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