But still a picture speaks a thousand words:
That's the NDP's next election campaign poster, right there. Jack Layton posing sombrely in a crowd of inflammatory nuts. And that's probably the mildest placard that was waved there.
Sunday, October 29, 2006
By The Company You Keep
The usual rent-a-crowds were out marching against the mission in Afghanistan yesterday. If you've seen one such protest, you've seen them all, which makes writing articles such as this largely superfluous.
But still a picture speaks a thousand words:
That's the NDP's next election campaign poster, right there. Jack Layton posing sombrely in a crowd of inflammatory nuts. And that's probably the mildest placard that was waved there.
But still a picture speaks a thousand words:
That's the NDP's next election campaign poster, right there. Jack Layton posing sombrely in a crowd of inflammatory nuts. And that's probably the mildest placard that was waved there.
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That photo, should be fixed,
(via photoshop)....
The sign should read...
Stephen Harper, a leader with vision..
And to the right of Taliban Jack, should be a baloon with Jacks thoughts displayed...
"I'm going to hold my breath, until I get my way, ya, thats it, hold my breath"
....LoL....
Now, on the day that there were any number of marches protesting the war in Afghanistan, we continue to kick ass at the rate of 50 terrorists for every NATO casualty.
At the same time, we have 3 dead in one of Canada's largest cities while the Liberal and NDP opposition parties continue to stall the "get tough on crime" legislation that the Harper Conservatives are trying to pass in the House of Commons.
Hey, sheeple... wake up!
Article in today's Ottawa Petfinder by Susan Mohammad has "up to" 500 people in attendance. What it should have been headlined is "Less than 500 people attend Pro-Terrorism rally in Support of Taliban. Considering it was headlined by ottawa ndp mp dewar jr., have no doubt who is behind these pro-taliban demonstrations....
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