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To: tyc:> who wrote (19524)	11/10/2004 10:49:32 PM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 312410

tyke I see you may you may be construing my meaning as Harper in lieu ? Don't know if we'd be better... and I know the deal with the Iraq issue of course... so I can't disagree.. I meant Chretien... As far as hypocrisy.. well do some googling on Mr. Martin and his 'liberal social concience' and find that Canada Steamship lines registered off shore to pay slave wages and not need to adhere to Canadian law ... of course the story will be either blind trust or my sons run it and I like Sgt. Shultz... on Hogan's Heroes... I see nothing,... I hear nothing... ;o) A fine example he sets... no I stand by my opinion... google is on my side...http://www.barbadosadvocate.com/NewViewNewsleft.cfm?Record=16277 as far as sycophant (I do like that word) and he's (Martin) not really obsequious.. a la Uriah Heep... (the Dicken's character... not the band ;o) I say that in the light of his apparent renewed focus on US trade and seeming dropping of the asian trade mission idea... maybe he's just venal and doesn't want to let JC get any credit ? "think carefully and we will agree with him I think I said I disagree more than agree.. but thats not my point... The point was more in the post I linked from Mauldin.. and I still think Bob would help me outta the ditch ;o) fuse ? don't worry mate... Someone once linked a post to me wherein the poster described a mantra which roughly went as follows All stocks are shit I think it applies to far too many politicians also ... of all ilk.. yeah I'm a little cynical.. and get a little tired of monolithic blather from either side... So every once in awhile I like to Stir It Up ... like Johnny Nash :o) regards K