Let's have serious look at this.
As Japanese workers stuff news papers into damaged nuclear reactor to stop toxic leakage, questions arise if stuffing nuclear reactor into Canada's Globe and Mail might bring similar beneficial results. (Check out front page of "The Telegraph". It's dated May 5th 2011 as Japan is one day ahead of EDST).
This would be a definite way to rid the country of corrosive, propagated anti-matter. This liberal rag that refers to itself as a media source had people believing the New Desperate Proletariat (NDP)was the next ruling wave, blessed by Lenin and Marx themselves, and that Harper was on his way out due to his political malfeasance.
The Great Sage
This would be a definite way to rid the country of corrosive, propagated anti-matter. This liberal rag that refers to itself as a media source had people believing the New Desperate Proletariat (NDP)was the next ruling wave, blessed by Lenin and Marx themselves, and that Harper was on his way out due to his political malfeasance.
The Great Sage
posted by Dave at 7:42 PM
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How long are you going to harp like a fishwife? Eventually you too will get fed up with conservative control as the thought police and drug enforcement commisars will turn on even their most ardent couriers.
FYI the Harp dates back to antiquity. That's a long time. You are obviously oblivious(two seperate words)to the fact that the thought police originated with the Socialists. In fact, for those who just woke up, the CRTC, Trudeaus brain child, told Canadians what they could and WILL watch and listen too across the airwaves. You don't know what you're talking about...mid-wife.
The Great Sage
The double entrande went Right over your square head.
A square head beats one with a point. Can't you do any better than this???You may want to flip through the "Malleus Maleficarum" or maybe even the "Elder's of Zion"...both of "witch" eh eh, are perfect reading for those with a problem of developing pre conceived notions.The Great One
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