Wow. It's been a while hasn't it folks?

I still really have nothing new to comment on. Other than the fact that for a government to lose 1 dollar in every ten thousand to corruption is fantastically good and that as long as the Saskatchewan party holds the PC name hostage I won't be supporting them.

Also an ex-pat Canadian / registered Republican has called my criticism of the United States measured. To my fellow disco nationalists, I apologise. But in all seriousness, I don't hate America, I just shudder at the thought of implementing their political and economic culture and continually attempt to remind my American readers (I'm as surprised as you are) that what makes the good guys moral is that they play by the rules.

So, in conclusion, I'm going to have a look at the Stanfield speech shortly and give my analysis later, but until then I leave you with a quotation from Sir George Etienne Cartier:

"It is necessary, at times, to be a little anti-yankee."

And from Will Ferguson:

"If America is exhibitionist, Canada is voyeur. Our fetishes mesh nicely."