I think the Greens are the only ones working hard. The PC's dread getting back in - but also want to win to continue covering up the corruption they have participated in. The Libs know what corruption they are getting into if they get voted back in, and law society member Brian Gallant can only take them further down the road of corruption (he has to protect the corrupt lawyers in and out of government) and the NDP's have a leader with zero charisma or votability of any kind - and the crook Kelly Lamrock's history to negate, so we are left with the innocent Green's. If they ever get voted in it will be history repeating itself: the innocent's being drowned by the established corruption, which was established by the extremely corrupt "British Empire." There is no fighting that corruption. "They" will always win because they wrote the law and implement its lack of implementation.
I think the Greens are the only ones working hard. The PC's dread getting back in - but also want to win to continue covering up the corruption they have participated in. The Libs know what corruption they are getting into if they get voted back in, and law society member Brian Gallant can only take them further down the road of corruption (he has to protect the corrupt lawyers in and out of government) and the NDP's have a leader with zero charisma or votability of any kind - and the crook Kelly Lamrock's history to negate, so we are left with the innocent Green's. If they ever get voted in it will be history repeating itself: the innocent's being drowned by the established corruption, which was established by the extremely corrupt "British Empire." There is no fighting that corruption. "They" will always win because they wrote the law and implement its lack of implementation.
ReplyDeleteGood luck NB - you are f**ked whoever "wins".