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October 10, 2015
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Dan said (October 10, 2015):
I can understand why Mahmoud Ahmadinejad won by landslide. One Canadian interviewer said “he was the only politician I’ve interviewed who actually answers the question you ask him. You may not like his answers, but you know where he stands”.
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on homosexuality
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qt_xxqMT2JY
As far as I know, if my writing this hasn’t yet become an offense, the day is fast approaching when people are going to have their websites pulled, and visits from the neo-Stasi.
https://coolnessofhind.wordpress.com/tag/british-neo-stasi-state/
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Marco A said (October 10, 2015):
Personally I hope Stephen Harper wins, its better than having a de-facto Trudeau dynasty with abortion fanatic Justin Trudeau, or a socialist paradise with Mulclair’s NDP. It’s likewise probably better for the economy and peoples bank accounts. I also think that the liberals in this country are naturally cultural Marxists, they force the Marxist rule book on the political system and Conservatives have to play by it.
If the Conservatives win at least we wont have to hear CBC Radio salivating in glee over their microphones, unable to contain their joy that the country is now fully in their claws. Or for that matter, the Huffington Post Canada, or the Globe and Mail, if anyone reads that garbage.
Overall though, what points are the politicians even talking about? The only thing the media reports on is the Niqab issue. A massive country with over 30 million people deciding what party will speak for the country globally and what policies will be enacted at home, and the election will be decided over a head scarf. Thank you reliable Canadian news industry.