[ridenrain]

Here: I'll get you started on the response:

$1:

har system huv guvrmint har hable worked hudder part worlt. helswhere da worlt dey workings togetter to fixed da prublem, why nod Canada?
Witin one week hanudder tone haystablish, we nod honly heenvest, we helped cities and shareish hour way huf livet. Hensure dose doings dare share. Da gufvermint supbort day neet, intent to provite. Heef Mr Arpurr facet da confitence da ouse, hallow me to ent tonite, heef hi hentruzted wid da priminster. goot nite, tank you so mush, goot nite.

[EyeBrock]

Yea, nice close up of the guy who got 26% of the vote and is being turfed by his own party.

Really, are you Libs this silly?

[Arctic_Menace]

Just saw Harper's video. What a crock of shit.

Every single party is fucked up. Bring back the Rhino Party, or I'm voting Green. EVEN if Elizabeth May is the leader...

[poquas]

That speech did nothing but confirm my decision not to vote for him or the party again until there are some significant changes. Some effort to ease this in any way would have gone a long way. All he did was pull the pin on the grenade he threw in earlier.

His speech in English referred to the separatists, but didn’t in French.

The man is positively self destructive but wants to take everyone with him on the way out.
He’s faced with the new coalition tossing him out on his ass and yet attacks the Bloc in such a way as to make it impossible to win an election by insulting the voters in the province of Quebec.

I seriously give up on this ass.

[ridenrain]

This must be one of the French out takes that was too late to make it onto the air:

[scarecrowe]

ridenrain ridenrain:

This must be one of the French out takes that was too late to make it onto the air:

The cause of global warming has now been revealed.

[dino_bobba_renno]

I don't even know what the hell he was saying but I still just want to reach out and slap him.

[PluggyRug]

Who's Dion?

[Tman1]

Some guy from France.

[xerxes]

If certain people could get past their default hatred of anything French they might have seen Dion trying to explain why he was doing what he's doing.

[ridenrain]

Even certain people from France take the time to learn to speak english well enough to be understood.

[Tman1]

xerxes xerxes:

If certain people could get past their default hatred of anything French they might have seen Dion trying to explain why he was doing what he's doing.

Hatred is a powerful word there, I don't see it.

[ShepherdsDog]

xerxes xerxes:

If certain people could get past their default hatred of anything French they might have seen Dion trying to explain why he was doing what he's doing.

It's not a hatred of things French, it's more a matter of, 'What the fuck did he just say?'. <---ESL for Dummies.

[EyeBrock]

xerxes xerxes:

If certain people could get past their default hatred of anything French they might have seen Dion trying to explain why he was doing what he's doing.

Let me sort through Dion’s pigeon English for you. No hatred there, just fact. Dion’s spoken English is crap and hard to understand.

This is the lay of the land on planet Liberal.

They are broke and leaderless.

The Liberals can’t even manage their own party funds but you losers are ok with them managing the country’s finances? The same guy who 7 weeks ago proposed yet another tax that was rejected by 75% of Canada?

The Liberals are millions in debt and that includes the subsidy that the taxpayers generously give, thanks to a parting bill from Chretien.

Dion is being turfed by his own party as unfit to lead them but he’s ‘leading’ a coalition? A coalition he described as one of “Canadian’s and Quebeckers”? Quebeckers are not Canadians?

And an alliance with the Bloc.
A party that at best only represents people from one province in Canada and at worst wants to break up the country. But you guys are fine with a separatist party running the country? Because that is what they will be doing.

That’s what he’s saying xerxes and all this will be the death of the Liberals, which is fine by me.

And spare me your bleating about the Tories working with the Bloc. The Tories and the Bloc and the NDP and the Liberals have voted yea or nay together on many bills.
But the Tories never covertly cobbled together a coalition, waiting for ANY chance to swing into action in a sneaky two-faced move designed to usurp the party with the most votes?

Public opinion is turning and the Liberals are in deep trouble. I'm waiting for the first Liberal MP's to doubt this coalition. That will signal the end for Dion and his party.

[dino_bobba_renno]

xerxes xerxes:

If certain people could get past their default hatred of anything French they might have seen Dion trying to explain why he was doing what he's doing.

Dion, his party and their policies were rejected by the even their own supportes in the last election. The worst showing in Liberal history but yet some how that has now changed?