Harper cements a laudable legacy in the North, with just a handful of glaring omissions

National Post ^ | August 26, 2014 | Michael Den Tandt

[Don W]

It looks like the Inuit Northern Rangers.

[Candor7]

This all looks positive to me. Am I being naive?>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Nope. Not naive. Accurate as hell.

Reparations must be paid by industry in order to right the alleged historical injustice of removing the lands of natives from their disinterested, undefined grasp.

Historical justice is a liberal fascist myth. Its all about the money. Soon we will have a wealthy class of well heeled liberal natives who care zilch about their bretheren whom they will regard as low class scum.

Such are the liberal lessons of history.

Conservatives would make sure all had the opportunity to work, thats the best that could come out of these episodes of institutional industrial blackmail, an arcane type of judicially imposed extortion rather than evolutionary freedom..The liberals and NDP will create a wealthy class of native political elites.

Thats all we need, one more nationalistic ethnic group in Canada thinking themselves better than anyone else. We have enough of those already.Why unify Canada? The politicians find to their pleasure tthat we are much more maleable divided and therefore easy to conquer or buy off with a few trinkets.

[Praxeologue]

The Liberals and NDP are about keeping a dependent, left-voting class in the aboriginals. Private industry would be happy to give them, say, $1.00 per barrel and be done with it. That’s not what the Left wants. They want continued discord and dependency. What you are suggesting simply feeds their paranoia about the white devil who would force them to actually work for their bread.

[Candor7]

Putin means to heat things up in the Arctic. Harper hopefully will open up a few military bases there ASAP! See this:

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Putin says Russia must strengthen its economic, military position in Arctic
LAKE SELIGER, Russia Fri Aug 29, 2014 7:11am EDT

Aug 29 (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Friday that Moscow had to strengthen its position, economically and militarily, in the resource rich Arctic region, where other countries are vying for influence.

“Our interests are concentrated in the Arctic. And of course we should pay more attention to issues of development of the Arctic and the strengthening of our position (there),” Putin told a youth camp outside Moscow, enumerating military and economic plans for Russia’s Arctic.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/08/29/russia-putin-arctic-idINL5N0QZ2UL20140829