 Bloc part of secret coalition plot in 2000 with Canadian AlliancePolitical | 206582 hits | Dec 03 1:39 pm | Posted by: hurley_108  OTTAWA � The separatist Bloc Qu�b�cois was part of secret plotting in 2000 to join a formal coalition with the two parties that now make up Stephen Harper's government, according to documents obtained by The Globe and Mail.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Also confirms the French really do swing both ways..
And now, Harper's political life rests in his hands.
Today, the Bloc Qu�b�cois released a document showing a secret deal between the Canadian Alliance, PC Party and Bloc to form a coalition government.
This undermines the outrage the Conservatives have hurled at a coalition alternative that relies on the Bloc to sustain confidence.
If two parties that included current senior cabinet ministers were open to the exact same type of deal, it can hardly be the end of Canada today.
The original document shows three spots for signature: Canadian Alliance leader Stockwell Day, Bloc leader Gilles Duceppe and PC Party leader Joe Clark.
Day's argument is that he would never do a deal like this, but as it is impossible to prove a negative, the defence rests on the recollection of others.
Clark could say he did not know of the existence of any such deal, and exonerate Day.
But if Clark says any of the current or former members of either the PC Party or the Alliance knew about this deal, it demolishes the credibility of the Harper regime on this issue.
Either Clark could confirm former PCs like Peter McKay knew about the deal, or he could blow the whistle on Day directly.
Amazingly, the survival of the Harper regime rests on a former Conservative Prime Minister for whom he has never shown an ounce of respect.
Quebecois are not French.. get it straight will you.. Quebecois are people of the Great Nation of Quebec. French people are from France..
ribbit
So are we all agreed then that trying to overthow the gov't with the help of the Bloc was just as stupid then as it is now???
Only if we're in agreement that the Conservatives are being a bunch of hypocrites.
Oh yes and language spoken in Quebec..Quebecoise
More commonly referred to as, "Frenglish."
Quebecois are not French.. get it straight will you.. Quebecois are people of the Great Nation of Quebec. French people are from France..
Great Nation of Quebec...
So are we all agreed then that trying to overthow the gov't with the help of the Bloc was just as stupid then as it is now???
Only if we're in agreement that the Conservatives are being a bunch of hypocrites.
All the leaders are being retarded at this point.
But the coalitions plan to blindly throw money at auto manufacturers with no financial plan at all is a waste of our tax money. I would rather follow Harper and wait until Februaury so we can hopefully understand the situation better and put our money where it will help the most.
No signatures, no dates, no details.
Someone wrote this up and it isn't needed for the Globe & Mail to check that becaus ethe story will only last a week.
During that election:
Liberals 172
Alliance 66
Bloc 38
NDP 13
PC 12
What would exactly be the point of an alliance between the Alliance and Bloc?
So are we all agreed then that trying to overthow the gov't with the help of the Bloc was just as stupid then as it is now???
Only if we're in agreement that the Conservatives are being a bunch of hypocrites.
I think we can agree that all politicians are hypocrites. It's a mandatory requirement for the job
This is a joke.
No signatures, no dates, no details.
Someone wrote this up and it isn't needed for the Globe & Mail to check that becaus ethe story will only last a week.
During that election:
Liberals 172
Alliance 66
Bloc 38
NDP 13
PC 12
What would exactly be the point of an alliance between the Alliance and Bloc?
If someone comes forward with a signed agreement between the Bloq and the Alliance that creates a �mechanism of permanent consultation, empowering the Bloc on every question of importance.� then the coalition supporters might have a point but until then this so called agreement everyone keeps pointing to doesn't wash.
Not to mention, was there also any similar agreement to rule the country hand in hand with the separatists for nearly 3 years with out calling an election? Anyone ....... anyone..............
I didn't think so.