Canada’s Election − Called Yesterday, Being Held Tomorrow

Abstract:
It is interesting to compare the federal election styles between Canada and the United States. Presidential and mid-term elections every second year in November, plus primary season, mean that the U.S. electoral process is seemingly always ongoing. By way of contrast, the writ for an election in Canada went in last weekend and we’re going to the polls on October 14th. Relatively speaking, Canada’s election was called yesterday and the vote takes place tomorrow. Either we’re extremely reckless or inordinately blasé.
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09/11/2008 - posted by marcus

Alex, you mention those 6 points wisely and they are of utmost importance.  But it is sad that you point out the truth that “Green” issues (the THEORY that anthropogenic CO2 drives apparent catastrpohic temperature rise, +2°C/100yr, predicted by computer simulation) are perceived to be more important and have become the flagship issue of many parties (in Canada).  Green issues mask so many other far important issues (self-sustainability, sovereignty, engineering research funding, the North American Union, job loss, overpopulation, etc., etc., etc.), one can only begin to wonder whether Green-talk is really some kind of front for some kind of global-scale hidden agenda…

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