On Tuesday, February 18, 1997 at 3:00:00 AM UTC-5, dal wagner wrote:
> In article <3309152A.6D60@direct.com>, Ron Gray says:
> >
> >Come on!!
> >Wake up everybody!!
> >If some serious job is not made now, the future of Canada will be
> >seriously threatened. Does anybody care about the future of this
> >country, I mean people
> >that are ready to sacrifice anything? I doubt it, I mean: everytime
> >someone is try to do something, he is called an extremist. I don't call
> >someone who is trying to preserve is country by any means an extremist,
> >i'll call him a good citizen. I think that those fucking separatists
> >would be more anxious if more Canadian were thinking like me.
> >
> > STOP THE FROGS NOW!!!!
> >
> > Ron
>
>
> Dal wagner replies:
>
> Canadians at least those in British Columbia have given up with trying
> to keep the people of Quebec in Canada.
> Telling Quebecers about the "terrible things that will happen" if they
> chose to leave Canada falls upon seperatist deaf ears.
>
> Most people have mastered the art of listening only to "good news."
> Separatist have not been immune to this selective hearing disorder
> and subsequently claim that T.R.O.C. is painting an ugly picture simply
> to frighten Quebecers into voting "Non" in the next referendum.
> Separatist have simply decided not to listen to any news that doesn't
> support "the separatists program."
>
> Canadians are generally quite "layed back" and in most cases don't wish
> to aggravate a sensitive situation and this attitude probably explains
> why most of us don't share your passion concerning the "Quebec thing."
>
> Quebecers have to make "the big decision" on their own and then they must
> live with the consequences either good or bad. If they refuse to listen
> to the comments in T.R.O.C. then they do so at their own peril.
>
> Canadians won't really show their true emotion until Quebec does in fact
> leave Canada.
> If they do leave --- The separatist will have to explain to their new
> countrymen why Canadians no longer wish to dance around the campfire
> holding hands with a people who in their opinion have just destroyed
> their country.
>
> If Quebec does leave Canada- then the sound of the Canadian door slamming
> shut I can assure you will not go unnoticed in Quebec.
> (Most Quebecers still think that by seperating that they won't be
> leaving Canada.) There are obviously going to be a few surprises for
> those Quebec separatists that previously only read the "good news."
>
> As a Quebecer I would become quite concerned with the turn of events
> that will give birth of a totally different attitude by T.R.O.C.
> particularly when they no longer feel the necessity to appease
> separatists.
>
> Most Canadians however won't be interested in partitioning Quebec.
> They will simply be looking at reclaiming all additional lands given by
> Canadians, in good faith to Quebec, from the time they entered
> confederation.
> I can't be bothered arguing with separatists at this point but when
> it come time to reclaim that deceitfully gained Canadian territory..
> ........ I'll be there.
>
> Quebec walking away with any territory larger than that previously know
> as "Lower Canada" is just one of those "good news" stories that
> separtists have no problem listening to.
>
> Dal wagner
I live in Quebec and not one separatist in able to think for their selves they
are like puppets or a flock of sheep what ever the head or master says they
all follow without question. plus they are told to breed to over come the
English and the rest of
Canada will pickup the bill
--- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
* Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)
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