Sunday, March 28, 2010

Ignatieff: "more Canadians should leave Canada"

It took a year, but Mr Ignatieff has finally conjured up a counter to the Tory "just visiting" commercials. He is proud of the 30 years he spent living abroad, and he thinks more of us should do the same. He would like to fast track the "brain drain" and export more of our precious young talent to foreign countries. As leader, he will make this happen. I hold a Mathematical Economics degree from a Canadian university, but the Canadian economy doesn't need me. My skill set would be far more valuable in the Congo.

Really, we need to bring "the Michael Ignatieff Experience" to more Canadians. We need more Canadians who upon graduating from high school or university pack up and leave Canada for their entire adult lives contributing all their skills to a foreign country, returning 30 years later to run for Prime Minister. If every young person in Canada lived their entire adult lives abroad, who would be left to take over for the soon to retire baby boomers?

You may want to be careful with this line of rebuttal Mike. With our pending "demographic time bomb", we should be encouraging our educated young people to stay in Canada. Boston is a lovely place that I have visited twice myself, but please let’s not export our future to Massachusetts. We could do far more good by returning Iggy to Harvard.

11 comments:

  1. Could Iggy get any more arrogant?.. wait..

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  2. Is Ignatieff planning to send the 'future' to foreign countries.

    Where is Ignatieff going to get money from to satisfy their own luxury and give money to their media who stood by the liberals throughout the years?

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  3. CANADA...Retirement home for "thinkers".

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  4. actually here's a rebuttal from almost a year ago: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGifqWMeZIA

    Check your facts.

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  5. I have been considering hiring a fact checker, but right now it isn't in the budget. That's what anonymous comments are for. :)

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  6. Notice how everyone of Iffy's new initiatives are dipper policy......most glaring because Jack has been very recently publicly asking for:

    -early childhood learning/national daycare
    -extended homecare
    -no more corporate tax cuts

    Iffy went public with Dipper demands,
    looks like Jack got everything he wanted in the coalition/unite the left....
    I'm betting Jack said no deal unless you publicly make these items Liberal policy.


    What wasn't in Iffy's speech,
    policy Dippers and Libs don't agree on
    -healthcare reform
    -no defending of the oilsands, no talk of the West , rural Canada at all

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  7. if he were to become Prime Minister, he shouldn't have a difficult time persuading skilled Canadians to leave the country

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  8. Wilson, since the NDP will never be power the only way to get what they want is through their new bounded in Coalition agreement liberal pals, to do it for them. And if the libs don't include the NDP and Bloc in the 'red book',the NDP would tell canadians of the liberal corruptions.

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  9. I agree with Ignatieff. Everyone with those highly valuable history degrees should leave the country.

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