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By BobInnes (registered) - website | Posted April 26, 2011 at 01:27:11 in reply to Comment 62668
Kiely, you definitely have me over a barrel! If you had suggested this to me 15 years ago I would have flipped. But then, I also believed the global warming story, believed in free trade (still do, sorta), believed in the sanctity of science, believed in multi-everythingism, believed fluoride was good, believed most of what MSM said, what me worry. 911 changed everything, the scales fell slowly but surely and still fall. It helps to not read the papers.
How can one appreciate business for the good it does, efficiency and all, and yet become ticked off with today's corporations? Monsanto and their bully tactics, tax havens, Alberta's excessive production/pollution, short selling, Stelco, Abitibi-Bowater, bonuses after being bailed out, 407 for 99 years, plus, plus. This isn't business, this is rape and pillage run amok, unpoliced. MSM & the big 3 don't want to talk about it. I would still love corporations if they could employ most Canadians in better than low end jobs. Most are so left out they aren't voting any more. CAP has forced me to think about all this and confront how the door got opened - NAFTA and Trudeau's G7 bank takeover discussed above. It's all about the money but for me, Canada, and what we stood for trump the money men. Belatedly I know, but hopefully my penance will somehow help bring progress.
I'm amazed to be in anyone's running for best vid - normally I make cameras melt and babies cry! Darn!
Frogs, the pot is getting warm.
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