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uniconr · 10-20-2008, 10:03 PM

freak, i hear what youre saying, but it really depends. i mean is he a backbencher or do you think hes going to be in cabinet? the fact is most mps dont even really know whats going on with the spp, despite effort in parliament by the ndp. i know optimism = naivete or whatever, but i really believe that your personal political influence is however deep of an impression you can make on your mp. if you can scare him enough with the facts, thats good! tell him you and all your conservative friends and all their conservative friends mean business haha.

10-20-2008, 10:03 PM	#13
uniconr Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: ottawa canada Posts: 61	Re: Canada and the SPP (NAU) freak, i hear what youre saying, but it really depends. i mean is he a backbencher or do you think hes going to be in cabinet? the fact is most mps dont even really know whats going on with the spp, despite effort in parliament by the ndp. i know optimism = naivete or whatever, but i really believe that your personal political influence is however deep of an impression you can make on your mp. if you can scare him enough with the facts, thats good! tell him you and all your conservative friends and all their conservative friends mean business haha.