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Non.

I understand that you are a proud Québécois, but the people here have nothing but contempt for you because of decades of transfer payments and NONE OF YOU understanding what Quebec sovereignty means. None of you know who Russell Rogers Smith is, and you're too proud and arrogant to teach. Just go away and be Retardier somewhere else.

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Mar 02, 2013 4:23 AM

Scott Duncan

Rick Mercer uses my "Prorogued" definition.

Everything you wanted to know about Canada ...

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Rick Mercer Report - Feb 3 2009

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Scott Duncan

They left out the part where the DECREE PROROGUING PARLIAMENT was dissolved.

Nobody's noticed. The people's ignorance/apathy lead to This: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/tories-re-brand-government-in-stephen-harpers-name/article569222/

and THIS

http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/story/2011/03/04/pol-harper-govt-brand.html

and THIS

http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2012/06/24/harper-government-rebranding-cost_n_1621875.html

and THIS

http://www.ctvnews.ca/documents-cite-directive-to-rename-harper-government-1.693788

...so it's not like it's a STATE SECRET!

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Chad Brodgesell

This is a waste of Tax payers money, of paper printed on of Presstitutes time of air time of anyone spending anytime on what so ever. But it was good for the distraction factor of the populace. just my 5 cents worth

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Scott Duncan

YOU ARE!

People are SUPPOSED to elect people who REPRESENT YOUR INTERESTS, instead the people always elect the person they:

Like the most Hate the least

...with NO understanding of the issues.

This is a self-made mess. Our Grandparents legacy has been shit on.

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Icbeonne Senama

I AM. I have seen this method used to qualify "yourself" when dealing with "government": I, commonly called Kevin of the Jones family, in own right, for KEVIN E JONES for Her Majesty in right of Canada - For example this was from a NOTICE to CRA. Because I AM the MASTER is that about right?

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Icbeonne Senama

Well, That's it STAND UP to them, but look what happens when you do. Dean Clifford stood up to them and he was locked up! Strength in numbers. Really would anyone who REALLY knew how it works put up with it!? Unless there is MASSIVE pushback against the de facto system there is no reason for it to change.

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Icbeonne Senama

I mean they can handle the few who think they have it all figured out. Once in while stage something to instill fear when too many start figuring it out. Are you saying they don't KNOW their system is a FRAUD?

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Derek Moran

Has our money/legal-tender been PROROGUED also, Scott? If you look at an old $20 bill, the 'CROWN SEAL' can be found on that shiny-strip down the front. On the new PLASTIC $20 bill - NADA, the 'Crown Seal' cant be found anywhere...why is it that this worries me so much?

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Derek Moran

So Scott, can you finish off the rest of this statement so i know exactly what the consequences of this means?

The omission of 'The Crown Seal' from the new plastic-polymer-legal tender being issued in Canada, exactly equals = ...............? :/

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Derek Moran

Take a look at an old-paper-bill. On the front, on the shiny-strip that runs north-south on the left-hand-side, at the bottom if it, almost hiding-in-plain-sight because i never noticed it up until recently, is 'The Crown Seal'- the Lion and The Unicorn-image. The Crown Seal is NOWHERE to be found on our new plastc-polymer-bills. What about you Adam Thomas, are the new plastic-bills in Australia missing the same CROWN SEAL on it, too?

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Derek Moran

What we covered in my Torts-and-Contracts class textbook regarding UNDER SEAL:

In most circumstances, the courts will not enforce GRATUITOUS PROMISES. Because they lack consideration, gratuitous promises are not contracts. However, there are some exceptions to the rule. A gratuitous promise that is made UNDER SEAL will be ENFORCED even without consideration. A document under seal is called a DEED. A DEED is a written contract, made UNDER SEAL by the PROMISOR(S); also called a formal contract. A promise made UNDER SEAL does not require CONSIDERATION to make it BINDING. The courts have traditionally viewed the seal on a document as an indication that the promisor understands the significance of his or her act and intends to be BOUND by the promise contained in the document.

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Derek Moran

...and the PROMISE The Queen made UNDER SEAL that she INTENDED to keep to us WAS.................? (does it have anything to do with being THE KEEPER-OF-OUR-TRUSTS-and-THE DEFENDER OF THE FAITH ?)

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Chad Brodgesell

Sorry, I was using "seal" and "signature" interchangeably, which they are not as pointed out by Derek Moran above. This is why I'm here.

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