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Check out my latest column at Etherzone.com “Looking for Third Ways, Towards a true Canadian Foreign Policy.”

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3 Responses to “My latest on Etherzone.com”

1. Frank B Lee on 01 Apr 2007 at 8:24 am #

   That’s a shame the PQ has become so left wing but wonderful news that a conservative third party is on the rise.

   “[Tancredo] has to ask questions about immigration’s impact on the culture at large and upon the way we live our lives.”

   His Miami comment didn’t go over well, but hopefully he’ll keep trying.

   The etherzone editors left in a few spelling and grammatical errors.

2. Patroon on 02 Apr 2007 at 3:49 pm #

   Etherzone.com only has one editor, Bob Momenteller and the writers are responsible for editing their work which is a strike against me because I’m not a great proofreader.

   Some patriot and soverigntist and autonomist movements are left of center (like the PQ, SNP, Plaid Cymru) and other right of center (ADQ, Vlaams Belang, National Front, Lega Nord). The PQ emerged from the leftist “Quiet Revolution,” and many right-wing sovereigntists had no choice but to go along because of the decline of the autonomist but federalist Union Nationale. But ADQ represents the revival of the UN and the realization among many Quebecois that independence alone is not going to make their lives or their cultural idenity any better or easier, especially being run by the globalist PQ. The Bloc Quebecois, used to be a conservative group before the PQ basically took it over and made it its federal-level party. It’s heading for the same fate in the next election unless it can come to some understanding with the ADQ.

3. Frank B Lee on 03 Apr 2007 at 12:51 pm #

   Ah, so it’s another hijacked movement.

   It’d be interesting to meet a left leaning (at least on immigration) sovereigntist just to learn how he thinks.

   I’m glad you’re here at CT by the way, and I wonder what other names I’d recognise on your roster.

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