[figfarmer]

That's what the large sign that the Bay of Quinte Mohawks have erected beside the highway says. Let's face it. Harper hates everybody except Pat Robertson.

Why does anyone profess to like him?

[hwacker]

figfarmer figfarmer:

That's what the large sign that the Bay of Quinte Mohawks have erected beside the highway says. Let's face it. Harper hates everybody except Pat Robertson.

Why does anyone profess to like him?

I know he hates you for sure.

[BurytheNDPforgood]

figfarmer figfarmer:

That's what the large sign that the Bay of Quinte Mohawks have erected beside the highway says. Let's face it. Harper hates everybody except Pat Robertson.

Why does anyone profess to like him?

That just sums up the ignorance that exists in this country.

[tired_of_red]

figfarmer figfarmer:

That's what the large sign that the Bay of Quinte Mohawks have erected beside the highway says. Let's face it. Harper hates everybody except Pat Robertson.

Why does anyone profess to like him?

Just returned from the store with a new container of straws.
Here you go.......Grasp away!!!!

[ziggy]

tired_of_red tired_of_red:

figfarmer figfarmer:

That's what the large sign that the Bay of Quinte Mohawks have erected beside the highway says. Let's face it. Harper hates everybody except Pat Robertson.

Why does anyone profess to like him?

Just returned from the store with a new container of straws.
Here you go.......Grasp away!!!!

You must be going through boxes and boxes of them.

There's still a few stuck to the bottom of the barrell.

[fatbasturd]

figfarmer figfarmer:

That's what the large sign that the Bay of Quinte Mohawks have erected beside the highway says. Let's face it. Harper hates everybody except Pat Robertson.

Why does anyone profess to like him?

Actually I hate the cute myself

[OnTheIce]

From WarrenKinsella.com

$1:

January 14, 2006 - How very ironic.

The First Nations Governance Act: remember that? One of the best Ministers of Indian and Northern Affairs since Jean Chrétien - a tough, honest Northern Ontario boy named Bob Nault - brought in that Act. As someone who practices aboriginal law and loves it, I can tell you that Nault's Act provided for much-needed accountability and transparency at the band level. It was the right thing to do. The legislation was the product of a lot of bloody hard work by Nault and his officials, some of whom I have been privileged to know (and work with).

In one of his first acts in his disastrous reign as Prime Minister, Paul Martin killed that Act. That decision, like most of Martin's reign, was long on politics and short on policy. It was a disgrace.

And now this: the Congress - and the Harper Tories - have signaled that they want to see Nault's Act brought back. Amazing.

In case you are counting, this represents reason 1,265 why I am not worried about a Harper government: he's stealing good Liberal ideas and making them his own.

Somewhere, Bob Nault (and Jean Chrétien, perhaps) must be smiling. I know I am.

Maybe the 'Indians' should pay attention a litte more, ya think?

[Donny_Brasco]

OnTheIce OnTheIce:

The legislation was the product of a lot of bloody hard work by Nault and his officials, some of whom I have been privileged to know (and work with).

$1:

Maybe the 'Indians' should pay attention a litte more, ya think?

Actually that statement is why it failed. Indians did not support the Act because it was drawn up in the backroom by a bunch of white guys who have never even bothered to go meet an Indian.

F-ing bureaucrats who think they know what is best for Indians without ever asking what we want.

That’s why it’s so disappointing to see Harper and his buddies scrap the Kelowna Accord which was signed by representatives of us Indians, the Provinces/Territories and the feds.

[VitaminC]

Actually the leader of the Assembly of First Nations in Canada came out and said he was concerned that the conservatives said they might *alter* the ground-breaking agreements that were signed last year by the Premiers of all the provinces, First Nations Leaders, and the Federal Government.....

He said all parties have agreed to support the treaties, but that the Conservatives say they will alter/change some of them....

That is probably why the sign is there.....

There is also currently a lot in the news about the former Conservative Premier of Ontario Mike Harris, and how he encouraged the O.P.P. to use violent/aggressive means to control an "Indian" protest. It resulted in the shooting death of an unarmed protestor by the O.P.P.

It also has come out the the Ministry of Natural Resources in Ontario hid/changed records to hide the fact that an "Indian" burial ground had been discovered, and they sold the remains of the "Indian's" ancestors to a Musuem in London.

I wonder, what would you do/say if the government sold your grandfather's skull to a museum in London?

I think Mike Harris' words to the O.P.P. were "Get those Fucking Indians out of that park!". The park was the Indian burial ground where Natural Resources had fraudulently altered records to hide the fact that it was a burial ground.

[Knoss]

I may be wrong but wasn't a police officer killed a few dyas before that?

[VitaminC]

We're talking here about the situation that happened with Dudley George in Ipperwash, Ontario.....

There was another "situation" in Quebec the OKA crisis I think, where a cop was killed......unrelated to this situation in Ontario.....and separated by years as far as I know....

[Donny_Brasco]

Avro Avro:

Knoss Knoss:

I may be wrong but wasn't a police officer killed a few dyas before that?

You're wrong.

But they cought themselves on tape being racist a-holes towards natives and black people.

and they were posing a journalists

and then they made racist t-shirts after they murdered Mr. George to cap it all off.