Funny that what's catching the media is Harper's apology, not the comment itself. It's sounding like the the original comment wasn't even noticed by the media.
Since when has Harper ever needed correct information to launch a partisan attack. He always takes quotes and events out of context to suit his petty attacks. You'd think after almost a decade of such childish propaganda, he'd learn...I guess he still thinks it will win him a majority.
If you don't mind giving me a moment to address the comments of Mr. Ignatieff. The leader of the opposition suggested very recently in the last day or two, I gather, that it's possible -- I’m not sure if he's saying it's desirable or should happen or could happen -- that there will be a group come to the fore, a group of major countries that will exclude Canada. I don't know where he's getting this idea. Nobody but Mr. Ignatieff in the world has suggested excluding Canada from a meeting of major countries. Nobody. It's the first anybody has heard of it. I think it's an irresponsible suggestion, Mr. Ignatieff is supposed to be a Canadian. I don't think you go out and float ideas like this that are so obviously contrary to the country's interests when no one else is advocating them. So I would suggest that he look carefully at his comments and withdraw those. Frankly they would be irresponsible coming from anybody but particularly irresponsible coming from a kean Canadian Parliamentarian.
Assuming someone else was assuming something else, when no assumption was even made makes an ass out of the original assumer.
If you don't mind giving me a moment to address the comments of Mr. Ignatieff. The leader of the opposition suggested very recently in the last day or two, I gather, that it's possible -- I’m not sure if he's saying it's desirable or should happen or could happen -- that there will be a group come to the fore, a group of major countries that will exclude Canada. I don't know where he's getting this idea. Nobody but Mr. Ignatieff in the world has suggested excluding Canada from a meeting of major countries. Nobody. It's the first anybody has heard of it. I think it's an irresponsible suggestion, Mr. Ignatieff is supposed to be a Canadian. I don't think you go out and float ideas like this that are so obviously contrary to the country's interests when no one else is advocating them. So I would suggest that he look carefully at his comments and withdraw those. Frankly they would be irresponsible coming from anybody but particularly irresponsible coming from a kean Canadian Parliamentarian.
Assuming someone else was assuming something else, when no assumption was even made makes an ass out of the original assumer.
Amusing.
That's hardly a scathing personal attack is it? Thanks for finally posting the actual quote.
Reguardless of who supplied that detail, this arena was not the place for partisan crap. That should have been left at home.
Agreed.... but this wasn't the first time he pull this sorta stunt if memory serves correctly.
Just can't help himself I guess.
Just for the record, I never voted for the guy.
I did.....
Fortunately it won't happen again.
Harper is so damned concerned with the "gotcha value" it's embarrassing.
How's Paul Martin's 2005 peacekeeping mission to Darfur going these days?
I understand this was the stumbling point for this whole mess.
http://watch.ctv.ca/news/latest/g8-summit/#clip191719
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Assuming someone else was assuming something else, when no assumption was even made makes an ass out of the original assumer.
Amusing.
Assuming someone else was assuming something else, when no assumption was even made makes an ass out of the original assumer.
Amusing.
That's hardly a scathing personal attack is it?
Thanks for finally posting the actual quote.