I’m starting to hate this stupid Chretien/Martin/Liberal “Canada” logo with a passion. You’d think I’d be proud of something like this—but no, it has come to represent the biggest political corruption in the history of this great country. The Chretien/Martin Liberal Party corruption, and the symbol of the liberals’ quest for power, in a desperate quest to change Canada into Mo Liberal Canada.
Here’s a glimpse of how it’s being reported in the Washington Post, in evil Jesusland (
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Liberal-left of Canada):
Ads for Quebec’s celebration of the 125th anniversary of the famed Canadian Mounties in 1999 featured a prominent “Canada” logo, as one would expect. Few people would have guessed the government paid $2.5 million to make sure it was there.
The logo placement was arranged by public relations firms that pocketed nearly half of the money. And their help was hardly needed: the Royal Canadian Mounted Police is a government agency and “is already required to display the Canada word-mark,” an auditor general later observed.
The ad campaign was part of a strategy to win the hearts and minds of the people of Quebec after talks of secession, but the strategy has backfired so badly it may now bring down the government.
An official inquiry has produced testimony that the campaign amounted to a slush fund including kickbacks, payoffs and payroll padding that consumed more than a third of the $200 million federal program.
The long-simmering scandal has led to plummeting public support for Prime Minister Paul Martin and his Liberal Party, spurring opposition parties to make plans to force a new election.
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