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26 Oct 2008
http://www.discoverdvforum.com/did-people-...ndians-t304112/
QUOTE (PingyPongy @ Oct 25 2008, 08:15 AM)  Did Mao apologize for those millions killed in his greedy race for power? QUOTE (©HK boy @ Oct 25 2008, 08:16 AM) Mao Who? "Every Chinese knows who Mao is" etc ... banter QUOTE (©HK boy @ Oct 25 2008, 08:25 AM) Mao Who?? Same as Smith who? Seymour who? Hamilton who? QUOTE (AlterPingyPongy @ Oct 25 2008, 08:26 AM) Got him - He is not Chinese, he is a fake!!!
17 Oct 2008
Seems more Bigot threads this morn, i see 5 in succession
"White Trash", originally a term from black areas, is a BIGOT term adopted by wannabe elitist Trash BIGOTS of all colors in a sleazy attempt to negate the value of the real people of our world. While they don't even understand that use of the term places them at the very bottom of the heap, they continue to be the major BIGOTS of our western world.
13 Oct 2008
Nanos Today , Final Nanos Poll Oct 10-12 10 34 8 27 21 Up to Date Polls Average of top 5 Polling Organizations  http://www.sfu.ca/~aheard/elections/polls.html Nik (NANOS) on the numbers... Looking at the tracking over the weekend shows an uptick for the individual daily performance index for Stephen Harper on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Likewise, he has recovered some lost ground on the best Prime Minister measure. The research suggests a comparatively better election close for Harper, compared to Dion and Layton. Looking at the big picture there are a number of narratives in this campaign. First, the Conservatives were poised to win a majority mid campaign until the culture and crime issues revitalized BQ support. Harper's stronger closing weekend and improvement in support in battleground Ontario has helped increase his margin over the Liberals and has secured a second mandate for the Conservatives. A review of the night-to-night individual results shows a good Thanksgiving Sunday for the Harper Conservatives. Second, it is quite likely that the Liberals under Stephane Dion will post among the worst showings in Liberal Party history. The current low water mark is the 1984 Turner loss (28%) and the research points to a potential final Liberal outcome in that range. Of note, on the best Prime Minister measure, for only two days in the complete election did Stephane Dion register higher than Jack Layton. Although the Liberals did narrow that gap last week, the weekend performances of the leaders tipped the advantage back to the Conservatives. Third, Jack Layton and the NDP, according to the research, had consistent levels of performance and ballot tracking and there will be an expected increase in their aggregate national support. Fourth, Gilles Duceppe has averted a BQ meltdown by playing the culture card. Fifth, Elizabeth May will likely preside over the best showing for the Green Party of Canada in terms of the aggregate number of Green votes. Getting into the leaders' debate represented a breakthrough for the party but it is unknown what type of negative impact she had on Green Party support by telling Green voters to cast their ballot for the Liberals.
13 Oct 2008
Nanos Today , Final Nanos Poll Oct 10-12 10 34 8 27 21 Up to Date Polls Average of top 5 Polling Organizations http://www.sfu.ca/~aheard/elections/polls.html Nik (NANOS) on the numbers... Looking at the tracking over the weekend shows an uptick for the individual daily performance index for Stephen Harper on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Likewise, he has recovered some lost ground on the best Prime Minister measure. The research suggests a comparatively better election close for Harper, compared to Dion and Layton. Looking at the big picture there are a number of narratives in this campaign. First, the Conservatives were poised to win a majority mid campaign until the culture and crime issues revitalized BQ support. Harper's stronger closing weekend and improvement in support in battleground Ontario has helped increase his margin over the Liberals and has secured a second mandate for the Conservatives. A review of the night-to-night individual results shows a good Thanksgiving Sunday for the Harper Conservatives. Second, it is quite likely that the Liberals under Stephane Dion will post among the worst showings in Liberal Party history. The current low water mark is the 1984 Turner loss (28%) and the research points to a potential final Liberal outcome in that range. Of note, on the best Prime Minister measure, for only two days in the complete election did Stephane Dion register higher than Jack Layton. Although the Liberals did narrow that gap last week, the weekend performances of the leaders tipped the advantage back to the Conservatives. Third, Jack Layton and the NDP, according to the research, had consistent levels of performance and ballot tracking and there will be an expected increase in their aggregate national support. Fourth, Gilles Duceppe has averted a BQ meltdown by playing the culture card. Fifth, Elizabeth May will likely preside over the best showing for the Green Party of Canada in terms of the aggregate number of Green votes. Getting into the leaders' debate represented a breakthrough for the party but it is unknown what type of negative impact she had on Green Party support by telling Green voters to cast their ballot for the Liberals. |
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20 Sep 2008 - 12:34