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Down below I made a couple of typos that come out looking pretty 
ridiculous. I would like to correct them:

On the fifth line of the first paragraph, it should read:"and hopefully 
(re)build a country..."

On the ninth line of the second paragraph, it should read: "make all 
efforts to unite its people..."

I apologize for the mistakes.

On Tue, 31 Oct 1995, Colin Berube wrote:

> 
> Fellow citizens, last night gave us all the opportunity to realize how 
> split our society really is.  A win either way, and it happens to be the 
> NO that takes it, is nowhere near as significant as the cleavage which 
> exists in Quebec.  I think everyone realizes how much work lies ahead of 
> us to try and make sense of all this, and hopefully (re)ruild a country 
> in which ALL citizens, without exception, will be able to say with pride 
> that they belong.  For some this country may be Canada, and for others it 
> may be Quebec; again this is an issue which has yet to be resolved.
> 
> To get to the point, I think it is deplorable that Parizeau can stand 
> before a whole country, and use demagoguery to systematically exclude 
> whole sections of the Quebec society.  His words last night have deeply 
> underminded our potential to come to an understanding as a split society, 
> and to resolve our differences.  To intentionally pit one part of the 
> population against the other and thus exacerbate an already precarious 
> situation, is nothing short of treachery.  I therefore believe that it is 
> not only reasonable, but moreover necessary to DEMAND Parizeau's 
> resignation.  A leader of government should make all efforts to untie its 
> people after such a socialy traumatic experience, and he has done the 
> exact opposite.
> 
> I call upon all who give a damn about social peace, and inclusion, to 
> write to the Premier`s office and demand his resignation.  Only after 
> Parizeau's resignation will we be able to begin healing the cleavages of 
> our disfunctional society.
> 
> Check the following messages to find the address of the Premier's office.
> 
>