Canadian MP blasts Americans for re-electing Bush (Damn Americans hate those b*stards alert!)

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[SB00]

Parrish: U.S. voters 'out of step'

American voters showed that they are "completely out of step with most of the free world," Carolyn Parrish said. (CP archive) OTTAWA (CP) - The re-election of a war-mongering president shows Americans are "out of step" with the rest of the world, says a Liberal MP infamous for her blistering attacks on George W. Bush.

Carolyn Parrish said Wednesday that she's "dumbfounded" by Bush's victory. "He has been reconfirmed as their commander-in-chief, and he is a war-like man." American voters showed that they are "completely out of step with most of the free world," Parrish said. "I guess it's a reflection of the profound psychological damage of 9-11."

The comments came just hours after Prime Minister Paul Martin warned his MPs in a private caucus meeting not to make incendiary comments in the wake of the U.S. election.

Parrish wasn't at the meeting and apparently didn't get the message.

[mrpipesmkr]

The French part of Canada is definitely taking over! They are quickly becoming just another bunch of cheese eating surrender monkeys

[BillM]

I have one answer for you anti-Canadians.

Listen to what senior US senators Ted Kennedy or Harkin have to say.

This canadian nutball is a polite conservative by comparison!

[Larry Lucido]

Contact Carolyn

OTTAWA OFFICE
Room 802
Justice Building
House of Commons
Ottawa, Ontario
K1A 0A6
Phone: (613) 995-7321
Fax: (613) 992-6708

CONSTITUENCY OFFICE
1100 Central Parkway West
Unit 15
Mississauga, Ontario
L5C 4E5
Phone: (905) 897-1952
Fax: (905) 897-6117
e-mail (Ottawa): parric@parl.gc.ca

[Pajamajan]

"So if Al Queda killed 3,000 of you Canadian's you would of learned to live and forget"

They'd probablly be like France and just surrender-issue Burka's and prayer rugs to their population.

[NavVet]

Ironic that she, of all people, would be talking about psychological damage.

[dsk1127]

What's he talking abute,eh? Friggin Canuck!

[SquirrelKing]

[dsk1127]

What's she talking abute,eh? Friggin Canuck!

[26lemoncharlie]

The only damn reason they are free !! ??? Come on say it , say it !!!

Don't knock on our door again.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

"He has been reconfirmed as their commander-in-chief, and he is a war-like man."

Bless your heart Carolyn, you just don't get it.

That is usually what you elect for Commander in Chief. Whimpy weenies just get lots of people killed needlessly.

[Arpege92]

"Now, Parrish is urging Bush to dump his ballistic missile program.."

And replace it with what...SPITBALLS. Mrs. Parrish, although you are totally failing to grasping reality, I want to remind you that it is the United States who is protecting your Canadian a$$! Your military capability is severely inadequate and your attitude doesn't help either.

They talk about Bush being a divider....honey, I'd say you need some serious classes in CLASS!

[crazyhorse691]

If she actually mattered then maybe what she says would matter. But she doesen't and it doesn't.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

So if Al Queda killed 3,000 of you Canadians you would of learned to live and forget?

Well, they are playing nicee-nice with Iran and Iran had one of their citizens murdered so at least in her case the answer is yes.

[oldtimer]

We have our own problems with about fifty US Congrexx critters and a dozen or more US Senators who are outright security risks.

[SaveTheChief]

Does anyone find it remarkable that no one seems to say anything about a foreign attack on U.S. soil during Bush's first year in office? That a response was necessary in order to keep the free people of the world relatively safe from this evil? They conveniently leave this fact out to make our president look like a madman on some kind of crusade for power and oil.

Very few countries, and very few people appreciate what we do for the world. The day will come when we have our backs up against a wall in the face of global socialist pressure, and we will need to make the choice of either joining them, or remaining the great and free country that has given so much of itself for the likes of France.

[truth_seeker]

"I guess it's a reflection of the profound psychological damage of 9-11."

Our mentally ill response to 9//11/2001 had been to help defend Canada too, if it came to that.

Then along came the wonderful contemporary attitude of much of Canada. Our plans moved to treating Canada as a sacrificial buffer zone.

Too bad some folks can't STFU.

[SERE_DOC]

"I tell ya what. Canada is slowing creeping into the French class of 'allies'."

I have news for you devil dog, those idiots to the north of our fair country are running full tilt to the Le Gaul trou dropping masters of Europe.

thanks for your service.

Semper Fi

[Savage Beast]

"The re-election of a war-mongering president shows Americans are "out of step" with the rest of the world"

The characterization of President Bush as a "war-mongering president" shows that this woman is out of touch with reality.

[Larry Lucido]

My e-mail:

[American voters showed that they are "completely out of step with most of the free world," Parrish said.]

Well, Mrs. Parish, maybe you've since have been able to comprehend that we don't care to be in step with pacifist redistributionists. I suggest that Canada get back "in step" before your society completes its disintegration into socialist dependency.

Proudly out of step,
Larry Lucido

[Arpege92]

"Too bad some folks can't STFU."

Actually, I prefer to hear what these folks have to say. It let's me know who I can count on when the chips are down.