Ya.... Harper is crazy, just watch him and see. lol
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and people think Trudeau's an idiot.
This fuck doesn't know his ass from the nose on the front of his face. He's talking out it in the interview.
Peter makes him look the moron he really is..
the stuttering fool Stevy portrays himself to be, comes across loud and clear..
... Harper... You should speak more often
This fuck doesn't know his ass from the nose on the front of his face. He's talking out it in the interview.
Peter makes him look the moron he really is..
the stuttering fool Stevy portrays himself to be, comes across loud and clear..... Harper... You should speak more often
AverageJoe88
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Hide in the closet tough guy.
VIANARCHRIS
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Found this today- Michael Harris author of 'party of one'. He fucking hates Harptler!
VIANARCHRIS
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Comparing Prime Minister Stephen Harper to Adolf Hitler
Posted on May 10, 2014 by miner49er
It’s a big-time taboo to compare any leader in a democracy to the notorious Adolf Hitler. People are justifiably loathe to ascribe to anyone the pathology that would lead Hitler to commit such terrible atrocities. I suggest that by NOT making comparisons, we are putting ourselves more at risk for some version of the same thing happening in our own place and time.
When we think of Hitler, we think mainly of the ultimate atrocity that he committed: genocide against the Jews. The horror of it is how coldly systematic and how terrible it was. Compared to this atrocity, the other transgressions of Hitler are diminished. But we mustn’t forget those other transgressions. We mustn’t forget that Hitler’s ability to create a totalitarian dictatorship depended on a lot of initial groundwork.
I don’t actually believe that the prime minister of Canada, Stephen Harper, is a deranged psychopath of the order of Adolph Hitler. Nonetheless, he is the leader of a nation, and as such, wields power that has the potential to cause much harm, as well as much good. Therefore, we are fools NOT to compare his proclivities to those of world leaders throughout history – including Adolf Hitler.
Here is a laundry list of things that Harper has done that scare me:
1. He has used the media extensively to advertise his initiatives, and to discredit his adversaries. This is called propaganda.
2. He has allowed the surveillance of his own people, including using a state-sponsored spy agency.
3. He has demonstrated extremely right of centre policy attitudes.
4. He has identified a religion as the biggest threat to Canadian security (“Islamicism”).
5. He has used legislation to attack trade unions.
6. He has tried to politicize and discredit the judiciary.
7. He has espoused extremely unorthodox science in order to squelch environmental issues.
8. He has suppressed intellectuals, especially those who might stand in the way of his policies.
9. He has an almost pathological obsession with controlling the dissemination of information.
10. He has increased penalties for crimes.
11. He has covered up manipulations of elections.
12. He is currently creating policy that will give him an electoral advantage.
13. He has increased the militarization of the country.
14. He has, through an advertising campaign, and through funding (and de-funding) initiatives, tried to re-create the history of Canada as a militaristic history.
These are but a few observations. As I have already said, I don’t believe that Harper is a mad dictator like Adolf Hitler, but I DO compare his behaviours to Hitler’s. Why shouldn’t I? And I DO think that in many ways, he is taking Canada down a very unhealthy path.
Posted on May 10, 2014 by miner49er
It’s a big-time taboo to compare any leader in a democracy to the notorious Adolf Hitler. People are justifiably loathe to ascribe to anyone the pathology that would lead Hitler to commit such terrible atrocities. I suggest that by NOT making comparisons, we are putting ourselves more at risk for some version of the same thing happening in our own place and time.
When we think of Hitler, we think mainly of the ultimate atrocity that he committed: genocide against the Jews. The horror of it is how coldly systematic and how terrible it was. Compared to this atrocity, the other transgressions of Hitler are diminished. But we mustn’t forget those other transgressions. We mustn’t forget that Hitler’s ability to create a totalitarian dictatorship depended on a lot of initial groundwork.
I don’t actually believe that the prime minister of Canada, Stephen Harper, is a deranged psychopath of the order of Adolph Hitler. Nonetheless, he is the leader of a nation, and as such, wields power that has the potential to cause much harm, as well as much good. Therefore, we are fools NOT to compare his proclivities to those of world leaders throughout history – including Adolf Hitler.
Here is a laundry list of things that Harper has done that scare me:
1. He has used the media extensively to advertise his initiatives, and to discredit his adversaries. This is called propaganda.
2. He has allowed the surveillance of his own people, including using a state-sponsored spy agency.
3. He has demonstrated extremely right of centre policy attitudes.
4. He has identified a religion as the biggest threat to Canadian security (“Islamicism”).
5. He has used legislation to attack trade unions.
6. He has tried to politicize and discredit the judiciary.
7. He has espoused extremely unorthodox science in order to squelch environmental issues.
8. He has suppressed intellectuals, especially those who might stand in the way of his policies.
9. He has an almost pathological obsession with controlling the dissemination of information.
10. He has increased penalties for crimes.
11. He has covered up manipulations of elections.
12. He is currently creating policy that will give him an electoral advantage.
13. He has increased the militarization of the country.
14. He has, through an advertising campaign, and through funding (and de-funding) initiatives, tried to re-create the history of Canada as a militaristic history.
These are but a few observations. As I have already said, I don’t believe that Harper is a mad dictator like Adolf Hitler, but I DO compare his behaviours to Hitler’s. Why shouldn’t I? And I DO think that in many ways, he is taking Canada down a very unhealthy path.
WHATFG
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Thanks Chris...this guy is the man!
a month later and right on course
http://montrealsimon.blogspot.ca/2014/11/stephen-harpers-horrible-day-at-front.html
http://montrealsimon.blogspot.ca/2014/11/stephen-harpers-horrible-day-at-front.html
VIANARCHRIS
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Because under Canada's bizarre election rules allow a government who gets 30% of the vote, and despite proven election fraud, the right to call themselves a majority and run the country under an autocracy. Once the bozo has a majority the only way to get him out before election day is with a military coup. Not a bad idea, IMO.
this guy writes like a champ..tells it how harper is...
http://www.ipolitics.ca/2015/01/15/meet-the-real-stephen-harper/
http://www.ipolitics.ca/2015/01/15/meet-the-real-stephen-harper/
VIANARCHRIS
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Harper Swears at Obama — Hangs Up on Phone Call Over Keystone XL Veto
WASHINGTON — U.S. media reports today say that Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper used “very undiplomatic language” and then hung up on a courtesy call from President Obama to confirm that he will veto the controversial Keystone XL Pipeline.
“Harper Calls Obama a Total Dickwad” read the New York Times online headline.
“Obama F-Bombed by Canadian PM” said USA Today.
“Obama Gets Taken to the Wood Shed by Canada’s Harper” read the Breaking News headline on Fox News.
The heated exchange between the two leaders, who are widely seen as intensely disliking each other, came about following earlier comments from Harper that he “double dared” Obama to veto the estimated $6 billion project.
“Tensions between the U.S. and Canada are about as high as they’ve ever been after Canada’s Prime Minister Harper completely lost his cool and went on an unprecedented rant at Obama over Keystone XL today,” said CNN’s Wolf Blitzer.
“Mr. Harper has repeatedly said he will not take “No” for an answer on the Keystone XL Pipeline and now seems to be taking it personally.”
The political skirmish comes as Obama continues to say he will “dig out his favorite veto pen” and kill the Republican bill to approve the 1,179 mile (1,900 km) pipeline to carry up to 830,000 barrels a day of Canadian crude from Alberta’s oil sands to the Gulf Coast. The pipeline is in its 6th year of waiting for a U.S. permit after running into fierce environmental opposition.
“Yes, I can confirm that the President called and had a…umm…brief conversation with Prime Minister Harper today to confirm his decision to veto Keystone XL,” White House Spokesman Josh Earnest said to reporters following the phone call.
“Mr. Harper for some reason seemed surprised by the decision and ended the call abruptly.”
Harper Government Chief Spokesman Jason MacDonald said the Prime Minster was “firm with the President that a veto would be a mistake”.
“And, frankly, he stood up for all Canadians’ interests and told Mr. Obama that he will not talk to him ever again.”
WASHINGTON — U.S. media reports today say that Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper used “very undiplomatic language” and then hung up on a courtesy call from President Obama to confirm that he will veto the controversial Keystone XL Pipeline.
“Harper Calls Obama a Total Dickwad” read the New York Times online headline.
“Obama F-Bombed by Canadian PM” said USA Today.
“Obama Gets Taken to the Wood Shed by Canada’s Harper” read the Breaking News headline on Fox News.
The heated exchange between the two leaders, who are widely seen as intensely disliking each other, came about following earlier comments from Harper that he “double dared” Obama to veto the estimated $6 billion project.
“Tensions between the U.S. and Canada are about as high as they’ve ever been after Canada’s Prime Minister Harper completely lost his cool and went on an unprecedented rant at Obama over Keystone XL today,” said CNN’s Wolf Blitzer.
“Mr. Harper has repeatedly said he will not take “No” for an answer on the Keystone XL Pipeline and now seems to be taking it personally.”
The political skirmish comes as Obama continues to say he will “dig out his favorite veto pen” and kill the Republican bill to approve the 1,179 mile (1,900 km) pipeline to carry up to 830,000 barrels a day of Canadian crude from Alberta’s oil sands to the Gulf Coast. The pipeline is in its 6th year of waiting for a U.S. permit after running into fierce environmental opposition.
“Yes, I can confirm that the President called and had a…umm…brief conversation with Prime Minister Harper today to confirm his decision to veto Keystone XL,” White House Spokesman Josh Earnest said to reporters following the phone call.
“Mr. Harper for some reason seemed surprised by the decision and ended the call abruptly.”
Harper Government Chief Spokesman Jason MacDonald said the Prime Minster was “firm with the President that a veto would be a mistake”.
“And, frankly, he stood up for all Canadians’ interests and told Mr. Obama that he will not talk to him ever again.”
