Stop the Coup

Hon. Member of Parliament,

Your actions over the past few days, or weeks, are lowering Canada's image in the world to that of a "BANANA REPUBLIC".

It is quite obvious from your brinkmanship that you are not interested in the ordinary Citizen, rather, only your own political career. In the meanwhile, as Seniors we continue to suffer drastic losses in our Investments & this will probably continue unabated until we are completely devastated.

The Conservatives are partly to blame for acting hastily & without giving more thought to the results of their actions but the Liberal & NDP parties should be ashamed of themselves for dealing with the Bloc, a party dedicated to Quebec's separation from Canada.

Give some thought to Canadians & much less to your self serving interests.

IF YOU FEEL LIKE WE HAVE BEEN CHEATED OUT OF DUE POLITICAL PROCESS PLEASE SIGN.

Hon. Member of Parliament,

Your actions over the past few days, or weeks, are lowering Canada's image in the world to that of a "BANANA REPUBLIC".

It is quite obvious from your brinkmanship that you are not interested in the ordinary Citizen, rather, only your own political career. In the meanwhile, as Seniors we continue to suffer drastic losses in our Investments & this will probably continue unabated until we are completely devastated.

The Conservatives are partly to blame for acting hastily & without giving more thought to the results of their actions but the Liberal & NDP parties should be ashamed of themselves for dealing with the Bloc, a party dedicated to Quebec's separation from Canada.

Give some thought to Canadians & much less to your self serving interests.

IF YOU FEEL LIKE WE HAVE BEEN CHEATED OUT OF DUE POLITICAL PROCESS PLEASE SIGN.

"It does not make sense that taxpayers' dollars are used to finance political parties, especially the Bloc Québécois, which pushes for Quebec's separation from Canada, but that issue should be dealt with at another time.

"If both sides smartly back down, they will allow Canadians to get back to focusing on the global economic crisis and its impact on Canada."

Prof. Mintz went on to argue: "Because Canada is threatened by a major downturn %u2014 potentially more than a technical recession %u2014 we should be debating the size and the type of fiscal stimulus that is needed to make the economy grow . . .

"The government is quite right to take a little time to frame a fiscal plan, given that the economy is so far chugging along better than expected, despite the storm clouds."