Que. legislature passes bin Laden motion

The world will be relieved that Quebec has officially acknowledged the death of Bin Laden.

This is one I'm sure we've all been waiting for... on the edges of our seats...

I can't believe they wasted days debating this issue.

Now there can be no doubt. Quebec has given us their confirmation. We can all rest easy now.

Easier to push through than soverignty...

That's because you're not trying to shove something up the ass of almost 30 million other people

Is it just me or is that picture of the ADQ's Gerald Deltell look like hes gotta take a shit.

President Obama will breath a lot easier.

Were I quebecer I'd be pissed that I'm paying for these clowns

Considering Canada's biggest welfare province scams the rest of Canada for $8 billion a year, I say you are paying for those clowns.

WHEW...I'm glad that is over. I was really worried about this issue.

Well, the deniers can stand down now, Quebec has made it official.

Considering Canada's biggest welfare province scams the rest of Canada for $8 billion a year, I say you are paying for those clowns.


Thank you so very much for your contribution. . You and Thanos, by yourselves, have managed to contribute all to the province so we have all these social programs paid for, your generosity is all too much.

Seriously man,

IMO it is not so much about the motion itself as much as the Quebec Solidaire party. Khadir voted against. He is probably friends with some skeptical organisations. His protest tactics are deceptive. In front of a shoe store, his family has interests in mining, for which his party is opposed.

People in his riding are too idiotic to vote for him. And the leftist journalists seem to support what he says. Not sure of their interest in that party, but in the end, they are the ones that decide of the information being published to the populace.

It's CBC. Radio-Canada is very anti-ADQ since it's a center-right party who wants to change union laws. The ombudsman of Radio-Canada even blamed the "journalists" in the 2 last campaigns for their anti-ADQ bias. It seems that in the world of media, you have to use nice pictures for the people you like and bad pictures for the people you despise. What's strange is that they think we don't understand that it is a bias. Like if it was supposed to pass unnoticed.