XPost: van.general, bc.politics
From: Canuck57@nospam.com
On 30/04/2010 8:10 PM, Robert MacKenzie wrote:
> "Mr.Smartypants" wrote in message
> news:b960a5a2-47e5-4561-be5e-a43eaa293651@k17g2000pro.googlegroups.com...
> On Apr 30, 1:19 pm, Greg Carr wrote:
>> I signed the anti HST petition yesterday in front of Richard T. Lee's
>> constituency office at Willingdon and Halifax St in Burnaby. Their
>> were approx 60 ppl in line and several ppl waving placards. Some ppl
>> had to be turned away because they were only taking signatures for ppl
>> who live in Bby ridings and the ppl lived in Vancouver and Coquitlam.
>> The placard wavers garnered many honks of support from passing
>> motorists. Many ppl were signed up.
>>
>> My thanks to the person who posted the link to ant-HST events which is
>> how I found out about this sign up.
>
>
> That was prolly done by your buddy Yardley
>
>
> Looking forward to the referendum.
>
> What referendum? There's no compulsory need to set one on part of the
> government.
>
> Won't be one.
>
> Might as well bounce into recall, and then go after the NDP and ask them
> point blank what they intend to do about the HST if they
> are elected? Do they keep it, or repeal it? If they keep it, tell the NDP
> MLA or candidate, you'll set off a recall because the NDP
> was originally against the HST (voted against it in the Legislature) and now
> they're for it.
You know the NDP would lie their asses off then reneg once they were in.
Tehy too have had their share of BS in the past.
Best to look towards a independant, someone that isn't backed by big
money and a hidden agenda. Or maybe a new party with the specific
charge to go clean up the waste, lower taxes and get the governemtn to
live inside it's means.
Excesive taxation is modern days slavery.
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