- Gilles Duceppe . . . called Prime Minister Stephen Harper a liar, accused his government of fraud and influence-peddling

Posted: 12:56 PM on March 26, 2011
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/duceppe-says-harper-lying/article1958049/

Duceppe says Harper lying, Les Perreaux, Globe and Mail Update, Mar. 26, 2011

"Gilles Duceppe . . . called Prime Minister Stephen Harper a liar, accused his government of fraud and influence-peddling"

'Stephen Harper did everything to provoke an election,' Mr. Duceppe said, ridiculing the prime minister’s stance that the opposition parties have forced a vote Canadians do not want.

'The Conservative leader wants to impose his ideology without bounds,' he added, responding to Harper’s plea in Ottawa earlier in the day for a majority Conservative government.
(NP, 26 Mar.'11)

Harper: “Let me be perfectly clear . . . "
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[Harper] “Let me be perfectly clear: unless Canadians elect a stable national majority government, Michael Ignatieff will form a coalition with the NDP and Bloc Québécois,”

“Imagine a coalition of arch-centralists and Quebec sovereigntists trying to work together. The only thing they'll be able to agree on is to spend more money and to raise taxes to pay for it.”
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Reminds me of Richard Nixon

The parallels between Harper and Nixon are scary

[see below: - Harper: “Let me be perfectly clear . . . " - Déjà vu Nixon ]

Look for Harper looking right into the camera and with the double 'V' signs saying

"I am not a liar"

excerpt: Lloyd MacILquham cicblog.com/comments.html