george bush drops in

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george bush came to calgary today ,the first speach since he left office . it was 400.00 a ticket to have lunch with him and listen to his reteric .1500 people paid ,sold out affair . buy invitation only . calgary,s corperate elite .more like 1500 people with more money than brains .he was greeted with 300 protesters , polution , war crimes , you name it ,no black suv though , just the back seat of a town car ,no tinted windows , dumb grin and a wave . goodbye george .i think he,s off to find more suckers .:doah:
 

Oldsalt

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george bush came to calgary today ,the first speach since he left office . it was 400.00 a ticket to have lunch with him and listen to his reteric .1500 people paid ,sold out affair . buy invitation only . calgary,s corperate elite .more like 1500 people with more money than brains .he was greeted with 300 protesters , polution , war crimes , you name it ,no black suv though , just the back seat of a town car ,no tinted windows , dumb grin and a wave . goodbye george .i think he,s off to find more suckers .:doah:
I especially liked the "more money than brains" bit. But for the life of me, and I'm telling this for the truth, I can't figure out why the Canooks are so interested in the US of A and our government and politics. It's simply beyond me why something that IS ABSOLUTELY NONE OF THEIR BUSINESS takes up so much of their attention and energy. I also have a bit of wonderment about how in the hell our socialist neighbors think it's A.O.K., and their God given right, to comment on what we do or don't do. It's just plane narrow minded, crass and stupid. Americans don't worry about what is happening in their country and don't care to comment about it. If The US of A is so terrorable then why does the major portion of the population of Canada live as close to our Northern border as possible when there is all that wonderful wide open space to their north? If conditions are so intolorable across the border you would think they would tend to move way back.
 
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usa goverment policy has a huge impact on the canadian economy big time .our export market , is based on your dollar .michigan and ontario , auto sector totally intertwined .what happens in washington really effects canada .your dollar is 127 for us to buy today ,for buisness to buy american goods today it cost,s us more with a 73 cent dollar . myself i personally love the united states , up here we have a small population and are very dependant on the usa for a lot of industrial equiptment ,and most consumer goods .even stuff made in china comes in to canada from distributors in the usa .politics in canada is no different than what you have , the same crap ,it,s to the point now that it doesen,t matter what party wins an election not much will change to us in any way .the only thing better in canada is our banking system .it is federally regulated and are financally sound and watched . but for sure the usa is very important for this countrys well being ,and vice versa .trade is important to both countrys .with an alaskan oil pipe line being talked about now ,thousands of miles ,alaska to california , it matters:thumbsup:
 
#5
Maybe you should be bitchin about our libby congress then. BTW Our new prez is throwing money like there's no tomorrow. (happy now?) And your leaders are smart? :doah: What is Canada's influence on the world economy anyway? :confused:

It's not just Canada, most countries need the US for something, just look at how many of our boys are buried in your cousins place (France) I believe they still think they liberated themselves from Hitler! :eek:ut: Just feel damn lucky your neighbors OWN the sky. :thumbsup:

BTW, keep track of them rag heads up there will ya, sloppy sloppy! :doah:
 

Oldsalt

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No matter how you cut the pie the American voters have the right to bring to office anyone they choose. A large portion of the population of the socialist nation to our north harbor the strange idea that it's OK, almost like it was their civic duty, to rail about things in the US that are, indeed, none of there business. For some reason they feel certain we simply can't be insulted by being called stupid or foolish and generally wrongheaded and having "more money than brains" etc., etc.. Well, it offends me that a near third world nation's favorite pastime is thinking up new ways to feel superior and ignor their own marked deficiencies. This has been going on for many years. I've spent several stints in Canada, each about 6 weeks duration so I have a workable idea of the garbage dished out by their federally controlled television. "Crime, polution, war crimes, and you name it" were mentioned as shortcommings we in the USA are too gullable to reccognise as existing. It was proudly pointed out that these things were justly protested by the limp wrested Canadian school kids. The mindset is that "Us Canadians Know More About Truth And Justice And Are Morally Superor". Rubbish. Can anyone point out any Canadian political figure that was EVER greeted by a rabble of protestors when on a friendly visit to the USA?
 
#7
It's not just Canada, most countries need the US for something, just look at how many of our boys are buried in your cousins place (France) I believe they still think they liberated themselves from Hitler!
not work safe because of the band name and related links. AxCx is hilarious. 99.9% of you guys won't be able to understand any of it so it really doesn't matter that much.

Hitler was a sensitive man.

YouTube - Hitler Was A Sensitive Man

:laugh:

AxCx is horrible but they're damn funny if you have a sense of humor.
 
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It's Ok. It'll be years in the future before the general population pulls it's head out of it's ass and realizes the good things about Bush's policies.

I'm already sick to the stomach about some of the things the new people are doing, and policies that are being torn down
 

Oldsalt

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It's Ok. It'll be years in the future before the general population pulls it's head out of it's ass and realizes the good things about Bush's policies.

I'm already sick to the stomach about some of the things the new people are doing, and policies that are being torn down

Have heard so much unfounded garbage from some Canadians. I suppose they come by it honestly; Watch their socialist television and other regulated media and you can see what warped their minds starting at a young age. They really believe that the world will be safe and wonderful if all would just join hands with Jimmy Carter and Joan Biaz and sing Kumbula. Long ago I decided that if they, or our wonderful friends on our southern border, feel it's fine and dandy to insult me and my country it is also perfectly OK for me to speak up. Have noticed there is often some dismay. I don't strive to be mean spirited nor will I start the verbage, however, I do reserve the right to spit back.
 
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Oldsalt I think it was more of a bush thing then anything else, he didn't say he hates the US.

myself i personally love the united states , up here we have a small population and are very dependant on the usa for a lot of industrial equiptment ,and most consumer goods .even stuff made in china comes in to canada from distributors in the usa .politics in canada is no different than what you have , the same crap ,it,s to the point now that it doesen,t matter what party wins an election not much will change to us in any way .the only thing better in canada is our banking system .it is federally regulated and are financally sound and watched . but for sure the usa is very important for this countrys well being ,and vice versa .trade is important to both countrys .with an alaskan oil pipe line being talked about now ,thousands of miles ,alaska to california , it matters
We are just touchy because we've seen the holier than thou crap since we live next to Canada. We also see your dirty laundry. :thefinger: And if Kerry was elected ? :repuke::repuke::repuke:
 
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Maybe you should be bitchin about our libby congress then. BTW Our new prez is throwing money like there's no tomorrow. (happy now?)
You got a better idea how to get us out of the Bush "what recession" mess? There is a reason why the Dems are in charge now. What would McCain be doing? Nothing?

Bush and Chaney can go :thefinger:

HAHA, i probably started a range war.............
 
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#16
Ah, forget what I said anyway. The beauty of this country is that we can all have different views, express them and live to see another day in freedom!
 
#17
Ah, forget what I said anyway. The beauty of this country is that we can all have different views, express them and live to see another day in freedom!
Actually you forgot all about the (Dem) Congress and for the longest time had a lower rating than Bush and for good reason! If you want to throw some blame around go look at their record and what caused what! :eek:ut:
 
#18
Actually you forgot all about the (Dem) Congress and for the longest time had a lower rating than Bush and for good reason! If you want to throw some blame around go look at their record and what caused what! :eek:ut:
Plenty to go around for sure!
 
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