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Mac'ie the shark is back in those deep waters ... mayim to the Hebrew. But according to mythical axioms there is more to the accused of un-balance than appears ... sort of like an incarnation of something presented as it isn't ... thus when your are unclear in your attempt to be mystical ... it comes back at cha in a flash .. alas few can see it ... especially in high places that overlook truth ...

Truth appears in puddles ... oasis in arid zones ... like a whetting of a soul to a sharp point ... tacky to those that didn't wish it known!
 
It's quite interesting, all the people who have stepped down in the past year. Baird, MacKay, and James Moore in the last few months. Astonishing, really. They were big players. Two out of three of them stated family reasons, but would those reasons have stopped them if the party was doing well? The party's in a huge mess. Have we ever seen anything like this, all at once? I don't remember. I haven't followed politics very closely throughout my life except since the past, say 6-8 years. used to think it was stale and boring. It seems more dramatic than ever. ...I guess you could say the Conservatives put have some excitement into it - although I wish it wasn't.
 
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It's going to be a strange one, because the traditional 'left' is still split, the Greens are nowhere, yet the PCs are sorta falling apart.
 
And what of the leader of the Greens?

Mr. Harper is the keeper of the status quo, and there are a whole bunch of things I don't like about that, from his devotion to those god-awful tar sands (and all the carbon horror related to this strategy) to his insistence that pissed-off old women, like me and Maude Barlow and Theresa Spence be silenced and/or criminalized via the now law C51, and a whole bunch of crap in between.

I think poor Justin has always been Daddy-in-waiting, and his directionless, thoughtless party is happy to prop him up.

I like Tom. WTF do you have against beards? I sleep with a man with a beard. Why the hell would you throw in such a ridiculous insult instead of some substance? Aren't they teaching anything about substance in that seminary you're spending so much of your money to attend? Or is it just apologetics? Keep the wool over their eyes?
 
Beards are the masked tickler in the dark. They are a hider of mouths so that hard of hearing people or people who have to read lips have a much more difficult time. Facial hair is the piercer of kisses and the potential makers of rug burn. They are soup strainers & food collectors. They are a dust bunny orgy adhering to a face.

and as this triple-blind, rereredacted superscientific study-image shows

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Who abducted the good universe Tom? Or are we in the Evil universe???

AIEEEEE!
 
BetteTheRed said:
And what of the leader of the Greens?

Mr. Harper is the keeper of the status quo, and there are a whole bunch of things I don't like about that, from his devotion to those god-awful tar sands (and all the carbon horror related to this strategy) to his insistence that pissed-off old women, like me and Maude Barlow and Theresa Spence be silenced and/or criminalized via the now law C51, and a whole bunch of crap in between.

I think poor Justin has always been Daddy-in-waiting, and his directionless, thoughtless party is happy to prop him up.

I like Tom. WTF do you have against beards? I sleep with a man with a beard. Why the hell would you throw in such a ridiculous insult instead of some substance? Aren't they teaching anything about substance in that seminary you're spending so much of your money to attend? Or is it just apologetics? Keep the wool over their eyes?
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I don't have anything against guys with beards Bette. The Old Troll (my dad) had a beard down to his bellybutton. At the same time, I know that appearance is important in politics and some people won't want a bearded person elected.
 
don't forget neckbeards

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practicing agape, allowing for passionate safe kissing & following nondiscrimination laws for deaf/hard-of-hearing
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i think The May looks rather smart with this -- makes her look more distinguished
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what are we going to have for dinner, mommy? YAY, stache leavings!
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never forget, after the tragic Pierre Poutine fires of 'seven, which put out of work a visiting organic farm, a family of thespians from Sudbury & three dogs & a calico...

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BetteTheRed said:
And what of the leader of the Greens?

Mr. Harper is the keeper of the status quo, and there are a whole bunch of things I don't like about that, from his devotion to those god-awful tar sands (and all the carbon horror related to this strategy) to his insistence that pissed-off old women, like me and Maude Barlow and Theresa Spence be silenced and/or criminalized via the now law C51, and a whole bunch of crap in between.

I think poor Justin has always been Daddy-in-waiting, and his directionless, thoughtless party is happy to prop him up.

I like Tom. WTF do you have against beards? I sleep with a man with a beard. Why the hell would you throw in such a ridiculous insult instead of some substance? Aren't they teaching anything about substance in that seminary you're spending so much of your money to attend? Or is it just apologetics? Keep the wool over their eyes?
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Is not stoic belief about insubstantial essence ?
 
Psyche over the matter of things and thus the freedom to aD Lib if you have sacred mental freedom in domains that people can't probe ... the indelible unconscious zoans? Come out as Goans in some strange phonetics ... and thus the going son ... very poorly understood in the major portion as we didn't wish IT! The other did?
 
Pierre Trudeau was a rich kid who had the opportunity to get a superb education, and who matured from a spoiled rich kid to a man of intellect and independent thought. His confidence was always a front. He was really quite a shy man. His son is just a kid who was born rich. He'll never mature.

Mulcair. On TV, I can't recognize the man I knew. (We weren't buddies, but we had a few, long conversations; and we were much in agreement.) The combative Mulcair came as a shock to me. The greater problem is that neither Mulcair nor the NDP nor the Canadian public is close to realizing how much we have to do, how much we have to change. And the money and power and the control are all on the other side.

Harper has no political or moral principles or even any understanding of what they are. He's personally mad for power - and he gets it by serving the very, very rich.

The words conservative and liberal lost any meaning well over a century ago. These are just stickum labels.
 
@Graeme Decarie

You don't suppose the Ire v'n mode and the harpers have relations? That could lead to a larger screw-up than limited minds could ass-imitate ... assimilate? Both sides of that polity show signs of certain Ire or MADD Ness! Don't drive such points without thought ... adept mediation? Isn't that que'd without Seers for the roasting ... consider it a later option ... apht'a David or just AD in time ... commoners won't get it ... out-'ve-Eire considerations are myth ... due to absence of the teacher ... rabbi'd fellow ran off ... forgot the belle up in thei shell ... sometimes observed as Venus rising ... a spark in someone's Shadow part ...
 
Harper wins elections because of money from the Irving. So did Pierre Trudeau. I knew the bagman for New Brunswick. (hint - he was a governor general.) I would expect Justin is doing the same. Either Justin or Harper is acceptable to J.D.Irving.
 
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