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In article (Dans l�article) <51s4h0$noq@hendrix.postino.com>,
danny@hendrix.postino.com (Danny Aldham) wrote (�crivait)�:

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> S.Pickell (software_answers@cyberspc.mb.ca) wrote:
> : Nothing has eluded me , you wish to destroy the country I love.
> : The same country that my father went to war for, and then after years
> : of herrific pain from his wounds he eventually died for.
> : You Sir must be a simpleton to think that the rest of Canada would
> : sit quietly by while you did your deed.
> : Not bloody likely !
> 
> For economic & emotional reasons, war is a real possibility. Quebec 
> politicians have made noises about abdicating their responsibility to
> assume their share of Canada's national debt. If that amount is $125 billion,
> it would cripple the tax-payers in the rest of Canada. Wars have been fought
> over much smaller sums.

I don't know where you get your news, but Quebec said it would be
economicaly responsible.
La caisse de d�p�t was getting ready on referendum night to inject
billions to help support the dollar in case of a Yes win.
And it would be completely illogical for a newly formed state economicaly
"joined to the hip" with another, to make the economy of its closest
partner collapse.
So the statement you made is simply stupid, and what is even more stupid
is that:
 1- You believe your statement
 2- You make a stupid statement implying a call for war based on such a
stupid premice...
 3- Your IQ must be at least over 13 to get in the army, so you wouldn't
qualify anyway.


> Quebecers who have their emotional attachment to Quebec do not understand
> that most Canadians feel just as strongly about Canada as a whole. It is not
> politically correct to discuss these ideas in public, but everyone must know
> that both sides are preparing for such a possiblility. Even if Canada does
> not fight to keep Quebec, close to 50% of the Quebec population will not want
> to seperate. So Quebec could begin Independance in a state of civil war. 
> Very ugly indeed.
> 
> Danny Aldham

Except that unlike you, most quebecers are civilized, as are most canadians.
They believe in democracy, and they believe that A people forming A nation
should have the right to choose its faith.  And canadians have defended
these ideas for years on an international level.

If there ever is violence, bigots like you who can't make the difference
between a simple change of political status and throwing violent comments,
will be to blame.
And people like you, and the one before you, who hunger for violence and
want to kick ass before even trying to understand what motivates the other
side, are the most dangerous threat to the integrity of your precious
nation, either with or without Quebec...
Try to think about it without bursting to many braincells... 


Fawzi Dormeyer