My Politics and The Political Bus: Jaack Layton Biopic

Canada takes a ride and not on a jet plane but with 20 nickles and a bus straight out of Sudbury Ontario. Small town politics from the Sudbury Nickel Belt of Ontario Canada~~~ Time to Get Off The Bus and ride THE ORANGE WAVE~~~

Sunday, 14 April 2013

Jaack Layton Biopic

Posted by ontarioscare - BLOGS at 17:35

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Jack Layton's Pure Orange Wave

I don't know if Jack Layton's Orange wave is what is required to revitalize Canada but I am willing to stake my vote on it !

I have had enough of the Liberals and Conservatives and our political system . Names like Campeau , Desmarais , Howard Webster , Conrad Black , Power Corp... are associated with Monopoly , but not as a game but as The Establishment.

If Canadians wake up and use their own brains instead of what they are being fed by the media , they may have their own ticket to ride and save Canada.

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Heads or Tails

You can flip a coin and see one of two sides but nothing about what is on the inside. Politics is somewhat like that with the exception that nothing is done at the toss of a coin .
I do not know who the person is who made the video about Paul Desmarais but it sure is informative. Paul Desmarais took a Sudbury Bus line for $1 Dollar, expanded to Ottawa and Quebec and never looked back $33 billion dollars later.
I heard Paul Desmarais flew to New York one morning and made a purchase at an auction and resold the item in the afternoon and went back to Naples $1 Million Dollars richer that evening.
I also heard he had a party for friends and they each had $1 Million Dollars under their dinner plate.
These make interesting stories for small town boys, but when you land in one of them where you can't get a doctor because of someone like McGuinty , you start analyzing the political side of things and Canadian Leadership