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Borges Blog
http://allpeopleunite.blogspot.com
Blogue multilingue d'un étudiant musulman allophone au niveau universitaire, avec commentaires sur l'actualité et politique québécoise, canadienne et mondiale
- Added on: Sep 15th, 2007
- Country: Afghanistan
- Language: French
- Author: Abdul Rahim
- Listed in: News & Media Personal
- Tags: politics english Observations french Islam qu颥c
Recent Posts
Provincial Premier Popularity Contest
A recent poll conducted by Angus Reid reveals the state of popularity of the nation's provincial Prime Ministers. It makes for interesting reading not least when you realise that the country's most and least popular Premiers are both Conservatives, w...
Torture of Afghan Detainees- Did the government ignore warnings
M. Richard Colvin, who spent over a year in Afghanistan as a diplomat for the Canadian government, has refutted government claims that there were no warnings that there was abuse of detainees in the Afghan prisons under the auspices of the Ottawa.Acc...
Suspend parliament...again?
Rumours have begun circulating that the Prime Minister Stephen Harper will suspend parliament until after the Winter Olympics amid the firestorm over Afghanistan among other controversies. This would be the second time within a year that the PM has t...
Make the wealthy and businesses pay!
The unions of Québec have taken a step forward in militancy over the past few days, demanding that the Liberal government of Jean Charest place to bill for the funding of state services and the economic recovery program firmly at the feet of the top...
Spineless Layton betrays the party, holds grudge against the Liberals
In an interview with La Presse, Jack Layton, has defended his party's recent parliamentary actions in supporting the Conservative government in the EI confidence vote. While pontificating about his gesture of approval towards the Harper administratio...
In face of govenment represion, the Iranian working-class shows its heroic strength
On the occasion of Palestine Day in Iran, the Opposition, led by liberal-reformist Mir Hussein Mousavi, and former president Khatami, reared its head once more after months of an apparent bout of silence following the government crackdown on the opp...
