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From: Hachiroku ハチロク on 2 Feb 2010 21:53 On Mon, 01 Feb 2010 19:41:22 -0700, Canuck57 wrote: > > I smell an eventual bankrupt USA with a revolt coming. Certainly Obama is > not a sustainable engagement. Too bad they didn't follow the greatest thing the UK added to Democracy: The General Election. Tony Blair was getting hounded for siding with GWB**, and was sinking in the polls. He called a General Election and was reinstated by a landslide. I think there was one in Canada not too long ago, and one on Australia recently, too. Gordon Brown WAS going to call one about 2 months after he was elected, but thought better of it... ;) (Good thing...) If we had that system here, I think we'd be hailing President McCain as soon as the dust from the chads cleared... **When GWB was elected, he had a press conference upon his meeting with Tony Blair. I was watching it, and I don't think Blair could get far enough away and still be in the camera view... 9/11, Tony Blair became the best friend America has had n a long, long time, and the next time I saw him and Bush together they were side-by-side like old buddies... ALMOST as close as Blair got to Clinton. I thought THOSE two were going to KISS each other! ;) I will certainly never forget Tony as long as I live.
From: Sharx35 on 2 Feb 2010 22:53 "Hachiroku ハチロク" <Trueno(a)e86.GTS> wrote in message news:pan.2010.02.03.02.53.19.333099(a)e86.GTS... > On Mon, 01 Feb 2010 19:41:22 -0700, Canuck57 wrote: > >> >> I smell an eventual bankrupt USA with a revolt coming. Certainly Obama >> is >> not a sustainable engagement. > > Too bad they didn't follow the greatest thing the UK added to Democracy: > The General Election. > > Tony Blair was getting hounded for siding with GWB**, and was sinking in > the polls. He called a General Election and was reinstated by a landslide. > I think there was one in Canada not too long ago, and one on Australia > recently, too. > > Gordon Brown WAS going to call one about 2 months after he was elected, > but thought better of it... ;) (Good thing...) > > If we had that system here, I think we'd be hailing President McCain as > soon as the dust from the chads cleared... > Did you see the movie, "Queen"? Fabulous portrayals of Elizabeth, Phillip, Tony, and Cheri Blair. > **When GWB was elected, he had a press conference upon his meeting with > Tony Blair. I was watching it, and I don't think Blair could get far > enough away and still be in the camera view... > > 9/11, Tony Blair became the best friend America has had n a long, long > time, and the next time I saw him and Bush together they were side-by-side > like old buddies... > > ALMOST as close as Blair got to Clinton. I thought THOSE two were going to > KISS each other! ;) > > I will certainly never forget Tony as long as I live. > > >
From: Hachiroku ハチロク on 2 Feb 2010 23:45 On Wed, 03 Feb 2010 03:53:30 +0000, Sharx35 wrote: >> If we had that system here, I think we'd be hailing President McCain as >> soon as the dust from the chads cleared... >> >> > Did you see the movie, "Queen"? Fabulous portrayals of Elizabeth, Phillip, > Tony, and Cheri Blair. I'm trying to remember. I know I saw part of it, was that the one where the guy playing Blair really LOOKED like Blair?
From: Mike Hunter on 3 Feb 2010 11:35 The difference being the US does NOT have a Parliamentary system of government like Great Brittan and Canada. Nor is it a Democratic form of government, that many around the world and even in the US as well, seem to believe. Our system is Representative REPUBLIC, comprised of the 50 in individual SOVEREIGN states. "Hachiroku ????" <Trueno(a)e86.GTS> wrote in message news:pan.2010.02.03.02.53.19.333099(a)e86.GTS... > On Mon, 01 Feb 2010 19:41:22 -0700, Canuck57 wrote: > >> >> I smell an eventual bankrupt USA with a revolt coming. Certainly Obama >> is >> not a sustainable engagement. > > Too bad they didn't follow the greatest thing the UK added to Democracy: > The General Election. > > Tony Blair was getting hounded for siding with GWB**, and was sinking in > the polls. He called a General Election and was reinstated by a landslide. > I think there was one in Canada not too long ago, and one on Australia > recently, too. > > Gordon Brown WAS going to call one about 2 months after he was elected, > but thought better of it... ;) (Good thing...) > > If we had that system here, I think we'd be hailing President McCain as > soon as the dust from the chads cleared... > > **When GWB was elected, he had a press conference upon his meeting with > Tony Blair. I was watching it, and I don't think Blair could get far > enough away and still be in the camera view... > > 9/11, Tony Blair became the best friend America has had n a long, long > time, and the next time I saw him and Bush together they were side-by-side > like old buddies... > > ALMOST as close as Blair got to Clinton. I thought THOSE two were going to > KISS each other! ;) > > I will certainly never forget Tony as long as I live. > > >
From: Canuck57 on 3 Feb 2010 20:26
On 03/02/2010 9:35 AM, Mike Hunter wrote: > The difference being the US does NOT have a Parliamentary system of > government like Great Brittan and Canada. Nor is it a Democratic form of > government, that many around the world and even in the US as well, seem to > believe. > > Our system is Representative REPUBLIC, comprised of the 50 in individual > SOVEREIGN states. On this we agree. Canada elects term dictators. Our senate is beyond useless, just expensive dead weight. I am not sure if in the history of Canada they ever effectively blocked legislation. Squealed a few times, but never effective. > "Hachiroku ????"<Trueno(a)e86.GTS> wrote in message > news:pan.2010.02.03.02.53.19.333099(a)e86.GTS... >> On Mon, 01 Feb 2010 19:41:22 -0700, Canuck57 wrote: >> >>> >>> I smell an eventual bankrupt USA with a revolt coming. Certainly Obama >>> is >>> not a sustainable engagement. >> >> Too bad they didn't follow the greatest thing the UK added to Democracy: >> The General Election. >> >> Tony Blair was getting hounded for siding with GWB**, and was sinking in >> the polls. He called a General Election and was reinstated by a landslide. >> I think there was one in Canada not too long ago, and one on Australia >> recently, too. >> >> Gordon Brown WAS going to call one about 2 months after he was elected, >> but thought better of it... ;) (Good thing...) >> >> If we had that system here, I think we'd be hailing President McCain as >> soon as the dust from the chads cleared... >> >> **When GWB was elected, he had a press conference upon his meeting with >> Tony Blair. I was watching it, and I don't think Blair could get far >> enough away and still be in the camera view... >> >> 9/11, Tony Blair became the best friend America has had n a long, long >> time, and the next time I saw him and Bush together they were side-by-side >> like old buddies... >> >> ALMOST as close as Blair got to Clinton. I thought THOSE two were going to >> KISS each other! ;) >> >> I will certainly never forget Tony as long as I live. >> >> >> > > |