Harper lied about Canadian flags not being present at Coalition signing ceremony.

Harper lied about his attempt at a coalition with the BQ.

Harper recorded an opposition caucus meeting.

Harper uses major economic crisis as a chance to crush opposition.

The question isn’t why does any one support the coalition. The question is why doesn’t everyone?

face of our democratic traditions. BTW, Coalition fans may wish to stop

salivating for a brief pause to reflect on and ponder the fact that the

Governor-General’s powers have eroded significantly in terms of

constitutional convention since the King/Byng affair which I would

remind all dear readers and coalition conspirators, predated the Statute

of Westminster. The GG’s decision at that time to turn over power to the

pathetic Arthur Meighen resulted in the latter being consigned at the

polls to the dustbin of history by Canadians within a very short period

of time. That has a foreboding and familiar ring to it today when one

considers the possibility of a Dion/Layton marriage of convenience, with

the Bloc holding the balance of power and effectively calling the shots

in realpolitik terms, on the eve of a provincial election in Quebec

which could see the return of separatists to power and a referendum

recurring on its all-too-familiar 15-year cycle – perhaps we could call

that Levesque’s Comet. And whither the Green Shift – which was

overwhelmingly rejected by Canadians of all stripes on Oct. 14? and a

return to 7% GST in the next budget to finance the $36 Billion

Stimulus-down-the sinkhole plan that the so-called Coalition pulled out

of their hat today? Predicted shelf life of the Coalition, in the very

unlikely event it happens – three months, tops.

The GG has no role to play at all in partisan electoral shenanigans such

as this – her role is even more of a figurehead than it was in 1926, and

when there is a no confidence vote in the House, her constitutional

responsibility is to act on the advice of the Head of Government, who is

- TA-DAAA – Stephen Harper. We hear the Conservatives talking about an

election, not a coalition, because an election is exactly what will

happen, and a Harper majority will be the result. Game On, Kiddies – and

Canadians will not be hoodwinked by post-facto Coalition BS talking

points about this mess being precipitated by anything but their own

pique over long overdue political party financing cuts.

BOTH. And neither are wrong.
This is how our parliamentary system works.

But I still think the people should decide our govt,
not some ancient British parliamentary tradition.

I do believe the office of the GG will be voted on in the future.

The power craving, treacherous Liberals are attacking Canada, and democracy, by giving the extremists in the separatists and Marxists moronic socialist parties a veto pursuant to our exceedingly vulnerable economy? The integrity challenged Liberals are enthusiastically preparing to annihilate the Canadian economy with a job-killing, major, structural deficit which our children will be paying for many future decades? This massive superfluous overspending will result in higher taxes for all Canadians, and could ultimately conclude in the Canadians economy mirroring the Cuban and/or North Korean economies; this, after all, is what the NDP morons and socialist separatist would deem a superlative circumstance.

If the Liberals actually are power hungry enough to believe that their wacko coalition of left-wing Marxists and traitorous, separatists morons is acceptable to the people, they must take that proposition to the Canadian electorate.