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After All, Enforced National Bilingualism In This Country Isn't Mere Policy. It Has Attained The Status Of A Religion. It's A Dogma Which One Is Supposed To Accept Without Question....make No Mistake. Canada Is Not A Bilingual Country. In Fact It Is Less Bilingual Today Than It Has Ever Been...as A Religion, Bilingualism Is The God That Failed. It Has Led To No Fairness, Produced No Unity, And Cost Canadian Taxpayers Untold Millions.

Having Hit A Wall, The Next Logical Step Is Not To Bang Our Heads Against It.

We Also Support The Exploration Of Alternative Ways To Deliver Health Care. Moving Toward Alternatives, Including Those Provided By The Private Sector, Is A Natural Development Of Our Health Care System.

It's Not Sufficient In The Internet Age To Communicate Through The Media; You Have To Be Able To Do It On The Ground, Door By Door, Coffee Shop By Coffee Shop, Shop Floor By Shop Floor. You Really Have To Do That As Well.

I Think In Atlantic Canada, Because Of What Happened In The Decades Following Confederation, There Is A Culture Of Defeat That We Have To Overcome.