Canada rid of Jacques

Torone · 12-13-2003

http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2003/12/...1125707994.html

Paul Martin was sworn in as Canada's 21st Prime Minister on Friday, promising an ambitious agenda that would focus on "bringing freshness and clarity" to Canada's place in the world, making the Government more accountable and mending strained relations with the United States.

R3K · 12-13-2003

what does that do, if anything for canadas pot laws? i mean was the former Prime Minister for or against, what about the guy stepping up?

Torone · 12-13-2003

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Originally posted by R3K@Dec 13 2003, 01:04 PM
what does that do, if anything for canadas pot laws? i mean was the former Prime Minister for or against, what about the guy stepping up?

I haven't a clue...I just hope his politics are better than the other guys.

JFK · 12-13-2003

BTW its JEAN .............

and good riddance

Torone · 12-13-2003

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Originally posted by JFK@Dec 13 2003, 01:30 PM
BTW its JEAN ............. and good riddance

Sorry about that, Chief! I tend to confuse him and the French guy...

Note: Need a 'getting old' smiley...

Carrie · 12-13-2003

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Originally posted by R3K@Dec 13 2003, 02:04 PM
what does that do, if anything for canadas pot laws? i mean was the former Prime Minister for or against, what about the guy stepping up?

I can see you've got your priorities all lined up

R3K · 12-14-2003

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Originally posted by Carrie@Dec 13 2003, 11:48 PM
I can see you've got your priorities all lined up

yep, it was just a passing thought.

Last edited by R3K at Dec 14 2003, 01:42 AM

DrGuile · 12-14-2003

He's much smarter than Jean.... and probably more crooked, which scares me a litle...

Jean was retarted but harmless (mostly)

JulieJolie · 12-14-2003

Ugggh... politics...

Well... for some Canadian it might be a happy day, but for a lot of us, it's sad since we'll have no more clown to laugh at. Jean was really goofy so anything and everything was a good reason to laugh. But Paul Martin... Deputy of the part of the city where I live (for the past 30 years...), good friend with the local mob (sharing office in the same building), ex-minister of finance (while he owned most of his eastates, companies and placed most of his cash in the carribeans...) is far from being funny. He's also far from being one to trust... He starts his PM carreer with a lot more ennemies then Jean had in his whole life. The opposition already promised to put some light on anything that could discredit him like some actions he would still own in some foreign companies, some more tax free income he would be getting. That will be interesting to follow here.

Pot... It's already legal if prescribed by a doctor in most of the provinces. Many people here do get it legally at the drugstore. But with Paul Martin I am pretty sure it will do a step backward! It's already started with Health Canada a few days ago putting more restrictions to the patients in need. Before it gets legal to just anybody, it will take many years.

DTK · 12-14-2003

You mean Canada didn't oust Villeneuve like BAR did??? I'm so confused!

:P

Dravyk · 12-14-2003

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bringing freshness and clarity" to Canada's place in the world

For someone who wants freshness and clarity, that statement in itself is both ambiguous and confusing.

Not a good start ... whatever the hell he's talking about.

Bex · 12-15-2003

He should do better for us trade wise etc. He is a better business man than Jean was.

Evil Chris · 12-16-2003

Jean Chretien was an excellent prime minister. The next best thing to Pierre Trudeau in the last 50 years.

Paul Martin will never be Jean Chretien. He will have to prove his worth in big ways. If not, watch for the Progressive Conservatives to storm back into power in a few years.

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JulieJolie Members Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Montreal, Canada Posts: 85	Ugggh... politics... Well... for some Canadian it might be a happy day, but for a lot of us, it's sad since we'll have no more clown to laugh at. Jean was really goofy so anything and everything was a good reason to laugh. But Paul Martin... Deputy of the part of the city where I live (for the past 30 years...), good friend with the local mob (sharing office in the same building), ex-minister of finance (while he owned most of his eastates, companies and placed most of his cash in the carribeans...) is far from being funny. He's also far from being one to trust... He starts his PM carreer with a lot more ennemies then Jean had in his whole life. The opposition already promised to put some light on anything that could discredit him like some actions he would still own in some foreign companies, some more tax free income he would be getting. That will be interesting to follow here. Pot... It's already legal if prescribed by a doctor in most of the provinces. Many people here do get it legally at the drugstore. But with Paul Martin I am pretty sure it will do a step backward! It's already started with Health Canada a few days ago putting more restrictions to the patients in need. Before it gets legal to just anybody, it will take many years. __________________ 50% of all sign-ups and rebills Gothic Cash ----- 50% of all sign-ups & rebills

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DTK Members Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Fucking Cold Tahoe Posts: 28	You mean Canada didn't oust Villeneuve like BAR did??? I'm so confused! :P

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Evil Chris Looking Job #6 for the Year Respin bullshit press Your Comments Are Welcomed Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 2,786	Jean Chretien was an excellent prime minister. The next best thing to Pierre Trudeau in the last 50 years. Paul Martin will never be Jean Chretien. He will have to prove his worth in big ways. If not, watch for the Progressive Conservatives to storm back into power in a few years. __________________ *I will talk shit about you if I think you wont find out.*