minister?If the Idle No More movement reaches a sustainable critical mass, it could turn out to be an Arab Spring, Canadian-style.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper rode roughshod over parliamentary procedures when he introduced Bill
C-45, his government's second onerous multi-faceted omnibus bill.
The elected opposition parties failed to hobble Harper's condescending arrogance. How ironic it would be if people from the First Nations corralled his galloping ambition.
He would feel totally emasculated. Ouch! That would be the unkindest cut of all, but someone has to do it.
Lloyd Atkins,
Vernon
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