As always Librano party election strategy revolves around new and effective ways to "FOOL" the voter into supporting them...

...creating strawman "issues" to hide their own oragnizational political agenda for office...which is to run a lucrative power/patronage brokerage regime to assuage the cupidity of the party's incestuous corporate wing...while the party's academic/social engineering wing will continue to further sell out Canada's sovereignty, democracy, civil freedoms and rule of law to transnational socialist feudalism.

As you have stated Steve, the Liberals have ceased to function as a political organization with any useful policy vision for the nation...that is true to a degree. The Liberal cartel at a national policy tank level is certainly devoid of party line which is at home in a free and civil society which empowers its citizens...However they DO have "agendas"...these hidden agendas are evident in the blood lines of the party power brokers and patrons...they lead to Quebec based oligarchies or UN insider profiteering cartels.

The one place Librano hidden policy will not lead is to a unified, free, prosperous and sovereign Canada.

Posted by: WL Mackenzie Redux at October 4, 2007 08:32 AM

McKenzie Redux,
I truly enjoy your posts. Always well said and very true.

Posted by: Grind a Grit at October 4, 2007 09:12 AM

Liberal Strategy .. Stradegy ..Stragedy .. tragedy .. TRAGEDY ..!!!

If Quebecers don't want Dion, why should the rest of Canada ?!

Posted by: Observer at October 4, 2007 09:27 AM

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