🚀 go-pugleaf

Bosse Dominique wrote:
> 
> Luc Richard <lranjou@login.net> writes:
> 
> >Scott N. wrote:
> 
> >> This is pure immature emotion talking. Separatism won't put food on the
> >> table for your kids, it won't result in a promising future if Quebec
> >> continues to have one of the highest unemployment rates in the G7 and
> >> exists without social peace. And what is it with this National pride bit?
> >> Tell me, what will it do for you? The inability of anyone to articulate
> >> an intelligent case for a separate Quebec continues to be the only
> >> constant is this mess.
> 
> >Poor Scott !
> 
> >L`�TRE PR�C�DE L`AVOIR !!!!
> 
> >Je sais qu`il est difficile pour un anglo-saxon de comprendre
> >mais... prend ton temps, il faudra que tu prennes l`habitude
> >car l`ind�pendance est in�vitable.
> 
> >La relation de *bons voisins* devra prendre le dessus sur tes
> >frustrations. Ne panique pas...Ton pays, le Canada, sera toujours retenu
> >artificillement au G-7. �a fait l`affaire de l`oncle SAM
> >d`avoir un *yes man* bien assis � cot� de lui.
> 
> >Regards,
> 
>                 What Luc is saying is that *being* is more
>                 important than *having*. In Quebec, and
>                 that seems hard for you to understand,
>                 what we *are* is important to us. And
>                 Canadians, we are not in our hearts and
>                 souls. There is nothing you can do about
>                 it, sovereignty is unavoidable.
> 
>                 He also says something about Canada now
>                 owing its seat in the G7 to the fact that
>                 it is a sure ally for the US.
> 
>                 Now my own:
> 
>                 Recently -- and I think it was a Canadian
>                 who suggested it -- I read about Canada
>                 and Quebec being G7th A and G7th B. What
>                 would you think  (I said *think*, not
>                 rant or bark or erupt or spew hatred) about
>                 such a concept: a shared seat in the G7,
>                 both of us sitting side by side saying
>                 YES to whatever the US want?
> 
> --NO! NO! No!
	It sounds so riduculous that only a seperatist could have 
thought of it! Quebec is not a country and should not be regonized as a 
country even if they get a little over 50% in an illegal referundum.
Doug