Jack Layton could very well become PM next week. For Canada it would be a travesty. Jack would transfer the wealth. He would shut down the oil sands, raise the corporate tax rate up to 19%, impose a job killing carbon tax. Basically he would rape western Canada and give the proceeds to Quebec and special interest groups. It would cause economic chaos. Look what has happened in the US with President Obama. That would happen here too.
In fact the whole country would suffer in more ways than one. We would go further into debt and deficit that would bankrupt the country. Any province who has had an NDP government knows what it's like. It's been a disaster. With Jack Layton at the helm it would be a disaster all over the country.
In order to stay in power Jack would give Quebec the moon and force all federal public employees to speak French that includes the Supreme Court Justices. Well qualified individuals namely from the west would most likely be excluded.
Many westerners will not want see their province be raped by likes of the socialists and go down the tubes to spread the wealth especially to Quebec. They've gotten enough already.
If Canadians don't WAKE UP, I believe you will see western separatism rise up like you've never seen before . Unlike Quebec that uses it just as a threat for blackmail, western Canada namely Alberta would actually act. There will a national unity crisis. Even the PQ in Quebec said just a couple of weeks ago first they want to see a weak government in Ottawa, then they would win the provincial election, then referendum.
As a western Canadian from Alberta, I cannot sit idly by and allow this to happen. We don't have to end up with that kind of a situation. there is still time left so get out there and get that Conservative majority to prevent a catastrophe.
Unity crisis, economic disaster, our military being gutted etc. Is that what you want?
PM Harper and his government have done a good job the last five years. We are the envy of the world why spoil that? Even the Globe and Mail usually Harper Conservative hating paper is admitting that Stephen Harper is the man for the job and has endorsed the Conservatives.
CANADA WAKE UP!!!!! Because come the morning of May 3 you may wake up to something you might not like.
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Monday, April 25, 2011
A Little Reminder
Well it looks like we're into the last stretch of what seems like a very long election campaign. One week to go before we go to polls. I'll be glad when it's over. I thought I would remind you of a couple of things to chew on.
In the last five years of a minority Conservative government with PM Stephen Harper at the helm, they've gotten quite a few accomplishments under their belt even with all the obstacles. Sandy from Cruxofthematter has done such an awesome job putting these together. Just think about all that could be done with a majority.
Don't forget too that if the Conservatives fall shy of a majority next week there will most likely be a coalition of the Liberals,NDP,and the Bloc with either Jack Layton or Michael Ignatieff at the helm. Policies that they would bring in would do Canada in.
Weigh everything carefully. Don't take anything for granted. To fellow Conservatives, make sure you all go out and do what you can to help your local candidate. There is still much work to do, it's not over yet. Above all go out and exercise your right to vote.
In the last five years of a minority Conservative government with PM Stephen Harper at the helm, they've gotten quite a few accomplishments under their belt even with all the obstacles. Sandy from Cruxofthematter has done such an awesome job putting these together. Just think about all that could be done with a majority.
Don't forget too that if the Conservatives fall shy of a majority next week there will most likely be a coalition of the Liberals,NDP,and the Bloc with either Jack Layton or Michael Ignatieff at the helm. Policies that they would bring in would do Canada in.
Weigh everything carefully. Don't take anything for granted. To fellow Conservatives, make sure you all go out and do what you can to help your local candidate. There is still much work to do, it's not over yet. Above all go out and exercise your right to vote.
Saturday, April 23, 2011
PM Jack Layton
How do you like the sound of that? It could happen you know. With the Libs tanking and the NDP surging and if the Conservatives fall just short of a majority, you could have Jack Layton move into 24 Sussex as the head of a coalition of the losers. Here's a just a small taste of what that could be like.
Are the Conservatives perfect? No but think of of the alternative. The coalition of the losers with PM Jack Layton with economic chaos and instability that would turn Canada into a third world banana republic or a Conservative majority with PM Stephen Harper at the helm with stability and prosperity. Those are your choices folks.
"With wise and knowledgeable leaders there is stability" Prov 28:2
According to Jack Mintz, one of North America’s pre-eminent economists, Layton’s tax hike plan would be devastating to Canada’s fragile economic recovery.Yup, that would tank our economy and that's not even figuring in cap and trade and Bloc mail.
Mintz, director of the Palmer Chair at the School of Public Policy at the University of Calgary, says raising corporate taxes to 19.5 per cent would cost Canada about $75 billion in lost capital expenditures and a whopping 300,000 jobs. But that’s not all.
“By raising corporate tax rates, you’re not only hurting capital investments and jobs, but you’re also hurting technological advancement,” in terms of investment into new machines, research and, therefore, productivity.
Layton, who clearly detests big business, says he’ll cut small business taxes instead.
“Despite all the rhetoric,” explains Mintz, “studies show that lowering the small business tax rate encourages a lot of new small businesses to be formed, partly because people are avoiding personal income tax, but actually, there’s very little growth of the small firms.”
Layton wrongly believes that raising corporate taxes will give him more revenue so he can spend, spend, spend on lots of big, new, shiny social programs. And, of course, to stay in power and woo all those Quebec voters, Layton has already promised the mayor of Quebec City some $25 billion in projects like a new professional hockey arena, a tramway and a high-speed rail line between Quebec City and Windsor, Ont. Ignatieff has promised the same. The separatist blackmailing is just beginning and the coalition hasn’t even been formed yet!How do you like that? Plus there would be instability in the coalition, which would cause instability in the markets and generally in our economy. Why take the chance? I think I'll go for PM Stephen Harper and the Conservatives who have over the past five years even with all the obstacles they've had to endure have provided stability, steered us through a very bad recession very well in that we are the envy of the world and if returned to office with a majority would provide the right conditions for Canada to prosper and flourish even more.
Layton has also vowed to impose a moratorium on oilsands growth and bring in a cap-and-trade system on greenhouse gas emissions, which will devastate Alberta, the engine of Canada’s economy. Layton is a likable fella and he’s run a good campaign, but that doesn’t mean he should be leader of the Opposition or, heaven forbid, prime minister. It’s not likely he will gain the keys to the PM’s official residence, but if he did, the speed at which he will destroy our economy will leave us all gasping.
Are the Conservatives perfect? No but think of of the alternative. The coalition of the losers with PM Jack Layton with economic chaos and instability that would turn Canada into a third world banana republic or a Conservative majority with PM Stephen Harper at the helm with stability and prosperity. Those are your choices folks.
"With wise and knowledgeable leaders there is stability" Prov 28:2
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Is This What You Want?
Seems like Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff fessed up yesterday with Peter Mansbridge about forming a coalition of the losers with the NDP and the Bloc. It's clear they will not support the Throne Speech or budget in the case of a Conservative minority.
Steve Janke points out what would happen.
Steve Janke points out what would happen.
So there you go. If you are of the mind to stop Stephen Harper and the Conservatives, don’t buy into the Liberal rhetoric that a vote for the NDP is a wasted vote. Seats won by the Liberal Party will be combined with seats won by the NDP after the election is over. Liberal seat, NDP seat — no difference.Is that what you really want? Mike and Jack beholding to Gilles? Chaos,instability,uncertainty? No thank you! The ONLY way to stop this travesty is to elect a Conservative majority on May 2.
After that, the platforms will be combined as well. Whatever you think you were voting for, forget about it. The Liberal platform will be put on the table along with the NDP platform, subject to horse-trading as Michael Ignatieff figures out what price he’ll have to pay for Jack Layton’s support.
And talking about paying, in all likelihood the combined seat count of the Liberals-NDP coalition twosome will not be larger than the Conservative caucus, so the Bloc Quebecois will have to be on board with this. And they won’t come cheap.
On the one hand there will be demands for great gobs of money for Quebec and Quebec only. Some of the demands will be do-able, in the sense that the money could be found at the expense of spending elsewhere in Canada. Other Bloc demands will be deliberately unrealistic, allowing the Bloc to snipe at the Liberal-NDP team as being unresponsive to Quebec’s legitimate demands. All just in time for the election of the Parti Quebecois in the next Quebec provincial election.
Look for the Bloc Quebecois to veto any action by the Liberal-NDP partnership that could improve relations between Ottawa and Quebec, both to further sovereignty, and just for the sheer spiteful enjoyment of it.
Don’t forget the mischief the Bloc could get up to outside of Quebec. Supporting the Muskrat Falls project with loan guarantees? You can kiss that goodbye. Those guarantees will be converted into loan guarantees for arenas in Quebec (where the national anthem will never be heard).
Look for the Liberal-NDP cohabitation to put up with the Bloc if that’s what it takes to protect their grip on office, especially if polls show Canadians furious at the situation. After the coalition duo is formed, an election would be sheer suicide.
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Who's Scaring Who?
Liberals fear-mongering saying Stephen Harper will gut health care yada,yada,yada. Stephen Harper on the other hand is warning of a coalition with the Liberals and NDP with the Bloc calling the shots which would most likely cause a unity crisis.
Kelly McParland aptly points out all the fear mongering.
Right now though, I'd be more concerned about a coalition in which the Bloc is holding the real power.
Kelly McParland aptly points out all the fear mongering.
Even though our health care system is expensive and needs reform, PM Harper is not going to gut it. Besides delivery of health care is provincial jurisdiction. At least the new Sun News has started a discussion on the issue. Let's hope our politicians take note and take measures to change things. The way it is right now is actually unsustainable.The Liberals release a campaign ad accusing Stephen Harper of trying to seize “absolute power.”Michael Ignatieff campaigns with former prime minister Paul Martin, who sends out a fundraising letter claiming the Tories will destroy health care. “The future of health care hangs in the balance … there are just 14 short days remaining to save our cherished universal health care system,” he says.
Liberals warn that Mr. Harper is “open to American style private for-profit health care.” Vote for the Conservatives and he’ll gut the system and make everyone pay for their check-ups.
So what’s that tell you? Well, it tells the Toronto Star that the Tories are using “cynical scare tactics” in their campaign.
Uh, yeah.
Right now though, I'd be more concerned about a coalition in which the Bloc is holding the real power.
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