- Solution: Moderate Majority engage, consolidate, get out and vote, and send Harper back from whence he came

Submitted: 9:58am, PDT, 1 May '11 CBC
Harper rebuffs talk of government 'hypotheticals', Tory leader makes pitch for Liberal voters, CBC News Posted: Apr 30, 2011
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/canadavotes2011/story/2011/04/30/cv-election-saturday-campaign.html#

Canadians must understand

what Harper will do

what Harper is capable of

after the election

we need only look at what he has said and done in the past - right-wing extremists do not lose their spots

If Harper gets a majority it is easy to predict:

4 years of light-speed implementation of right-wing extremist policies based solely on the Harper and Con'ism ideology supported by little more than 1/3rd of Canadians, with no foundation in rationality, or what is best for all Canadians

As far as any promises made during the election suggesting respecting the views of the majority - it would be ' all bets are off ' for Harper after all 'it is the will of the people'

even if it is 'the will' of only just over 1/3 of the population - anyone that doesn't think this must explain, for example, Harper's Income Trust reversal

If Harper ends up with more seats but not a majority

You can betcha he will not give up power willingly - vis.:

'Losers don't form governments'

Harper will not seek the support of other parties - co-operation means you do what I want

If the PM does not voluntarily go to the GG then it is precipitated by a non Confidence vote

Look for Harper delaying in recalling Parliament

If you want to understand what Harper is capable of look at what he said last time in Parliament on 2 Dec.'08 When faced with losing power:
"we will fight it with every means that we have"

Harper will continue to abuse Democracy and have Contempt for the duly elected representatives of the Moderate Majority, and tear asunder Canadian values and way of life, unless he is soundly defeated.

Solution:

Moderate Majority engage, consolidate, get out and vote, and send Harper back from whence he came.

comments Lloyd MacILquham cicblog