Tuesday, December 2, 2008

All credit goes CBC, just copied it for the sake of my Hands. http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2008/12/01/coalition-talks.html

NDP Leader Jack Layton, left, shakes hands with Liberal Leader Stéphane Dion, centre, and Bloc Québécois Leader Gilles Duceppe on Monday after signing a coalition agreement on Parliament Hill. (Adrian Wyld/Canadian Press) The Liberals and New Democrats signed an agreement on Monday to form an unprecedented coalition government, with a written pledge of support from the Bloc Québécois, if they are successful in ousting the minority Conservative government in a coming confidence vote. The accord between parties led by Stéphane Dion, Jack Layton and Gilles Duceppe came just hours after Liberal caucus members agreed unanimously that Dion would stay on to lead the Liberal-NDP coalition, with support in the House of Commons from Bloc MPs.Duceppe, Layton and Dion signed this document securing a coalition deal among their three parties. (Adrian Wyld/Canadian Press) The six-point accord includes a description of the role of the Liberal and NDP caucuses, which would meet separately and sit next to each other on the government benches in the House of Commons, Dion told a news conference alongside Layton and Duceppe. Dion said he has advised Gov. Gen. Michaëlle Jean in a letter that he has the confidence of the Commons to form the government should Stephen Harper's Conservatives be defeated in a confidence vote. The Liberal leader said the parties reached the accord after watching the "sad spectacle" of other countries' governments acting to counter the "unprecedented" global economic crisis while Harper's Conservatives "sat and did nothing." "Given the critical situation facing our fellow citizens and the refusal and inability of the Harper government to deal with this critical situation, the opposition parties have decided that it was now time to take action," he said. "We are ready to form a new government that will address the best interests of the people instead of plunging Canadians into another election." Details of the deal The proposed coalition government includes: 24 members of cabinet and Dion as prime minister 18 Liberal cabinet ministers (including a yet-to-be-named Liberal finance minister) 6 NDP cabinet ministers 6 NDP parliamentary secretaries The 2 caucuses would sit side by side in the House of Commons The agreement between the NDP and Liberals would expire on June 30, 2011, unless renewed. The Bloc is only committed to 18 months. Dion, who previously announced he would step down as Liberal leader, also pledged he would hand over "a strong government for a stronger Canada" to his Liberal successor on May 2. "I am honoured to do that," Dion said. Layton said the accord's proposed multibillion-dollar stimulus package for the troubled economy, which includes support for the auto and forestry sectors, is "prompt, prudent, competent and, most important, effective." "This Parliament has failed to act, and it falls on us to act," Layton said. The NDP leader also called on the prime minister to "accept this gracefully" and not bring further instability by fighting the verdict of his colleagues in the House. "Prime minister, your government has lost the confidence of the House and it is going to be defeated at the earliest opportunity," he said. Following the opposition news conference, Harper dispatched Environment Minister Jim Prentice to address the "serious" situation. Prentice called the opposition pact "irresponsible and undemocratic" and said the government will consider all options. He wouldn't rule out the government's asking Jean to suspend Parliament until late in January, when the Tories have promised to introduce a new budget. The proposed coalition cabinet will comprise 24 ministers and the prime minister. Six of these ministers will be appointed from within the NDP caucus. The position of finance minister would be held by a Liberal, while the NDP would be allotted six parliamentary secretaries. The accord between the NDP and Liberals will expire on June 30, 2011, unless it is renewed. The Bloc is only committed to 18 months. It includes a "policy accord" to address the "present economic crisis," which states that the accord "is built on a foundation of fiscal responsibility." An economic stimulus package will be the new government's top priority, while other policies include a commitment to improve child benefits and childcare "as finances permit." There is also a commitment to "pursue a North American cap-and-trade market" to limit carbon emissions. Accord 'in the best interests of Quebec': Duceppe The Bloc would not officially be a part of the coalition, but the new government's survival would depend on its support. Duceppe said his party entered into an agreement that is "in the best interests of Quebec, of Quebecers during this time of economic difficulties." "We chose for the time being to give priority to the economic situation and to the assistance we must provide to people," he said. He added he did not agree to support the coalition beyond the 2011 date because the various parties could not agree on "concrete action to recognize the Quebec nation." Parliament is due to vote on a Liberal no-confidence motion on Dec. 8. If Harper's government were to lose a confidence vote, Dion would request that Jean approve the proposed plan to form a coalition government. But the Governor General, who is currently on a state visit in Europe, could also decide to send Canadians to the polls for a second time in less than two months. The prime minister could also still block coalition efforts by proroguing Parliament — that is, suspending it without dissolving it. Dion has support from Liberal leadership candidatesLiberal leadership candidates Dominic LeBlanc, Michael Ignatieff and Bob Rae, left to right, throw their support behind current party chief Stéphane Dion for a coalition government after a caucus meeting Monday in Ottawa. (Tom Hanson/Canadian Press) Dion, who has been blamed by some for the Liberals' poor showing in the October election, had agreed to step down as party leader in May. However, in the hour-long meeting on Monday, Dion received support from all three Liberal MPs vying to replace him, Michael Ignatieff, Bob Rae and Dominic LeBlanc, the CBC's Susan Bonner reported from outside the House of Commons. The three leadership candidates emerged from the meeting together and told reporters they agreed to Dion's presence, but insisted the campaign to replace him will continue "in the normal fashion." Ignatieff, who is the front-runner to succeed Dion in an upcoming leadership convention, said the three candidates were "at one" in their belief that "the only leader who can lead us in this context is the duly elected leader of the Liberal party." "I support the accord because it's fiscally responsible, it provides responsible economic leadership in tough times and it also conserves the basic principles of national unity, equality that our party has always believed in," he said. Rae described the caucus meeting as "historic" and "moving," while also saying the deal was "perfectly constitutional" and would present for Canadians "the very best possible government."Prime Minister Stephen Harper accused Liberal Leader Stéphane Dion on Monday of "playing the biggest political game in Canadian history." (Adrian Wyld/Canadian Press) The opposition parties say they have lost confidence in the Harper government after last Thursday's economic update by Finance Minister Jim Flaherty failed to provide a stimulus package for Canadians. Since then, the Liberals had been in negotiations to form a coalition with the NDP, planning to oust the Conservatives in a confidence vote. During question period in the House of Commons on Monday, Dion challenged Harper to allow his government to face a vote. "Does the prime minister still believe that he enjoys the confidence of this House?" Dion asked. A fiery Harper, in turn, accused Dion of "playing the biggest political game in Canadian history," saying the Liberal leader would recklessly attempt to govern the country amid a global economic crisis under threat of veto by "socialists and separatists." Dion reminded the House that in 2004, in a letter to the Governor General, Harper — then-opposition leader — proposed that he be allowed to form a government if Paul Martin's Liberal minority government were to fall. NDP would hold 25% of cabinet spots Earlier Monday, former NDP leader Ed Broadbent, who took part in the talks, told reporters that "a very constructive, positive agreement has been reached between the Liberal Party of Canada and the New Democratic Party that will bring stimulus to the economy, which is badly needed." "There are going to be a lot of jobs, a protection of pensions and I think we can look forward to a very constructive period," he told reporters, saying the deal included aid for the suffering auto and forestry sectors. The Canadian Press reported a source saying mid-Monday that the parties had agreed to present a $30-billion stimulus package that would offer substantial aid to the troubled auto and forestry industries. The source said the deal also calls for the formation of an economic advisory panel of experts that would include Paul Martin, John Manley, Frank McKenna and Roy Romanow. Details of the agreement were fleshed out Sunday night. PM 'has no one to blame but himself: Rae If the prime minister moved to prorogue Parliament, the Conservative government could not be defeated in the current session of the House. But Harper would also need the approval of the Governor General to do that.But Rae said a move to prorogue would lack legitimacy, as it would clearly be to avoid a vote of confidence. "Mr. Harper has no one to blame but himself for the fact that he's not been able to gain the confidence of the majority of the House," he told the CBC's senior parliamentary editor, Don Newman. On Sunday, Flaherty said the government would deliver the budget on Jan. 27, about a month before one would normally be tabled in the House. Shortly after Flaherty's announcement, Transport Minister John Baird said the minority government wouldn't try to eliminate federal civil servants' right to strike over the next couple of years, as pledged in last week's economic update. On Saturday, Baird also announced the government had shelved its contentious plan to eliminate political party subsidies that are based on the number of votes received during elections.

Monday, December 1, 2008

To my dear friend Ryan (aka Tegger)

NOBODY CARES ABOUT HOCKEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NO MORE HOCKEY POSTS TELL US ABOUT SOMTHING OTHER THAN THE OILERS ARE YOU'RE PATRIOTIC GOD!!!!!! P.S. plz LOL

Sunday, November 30, 2008

THE MOST IMPORTANT THING YOU'LL EVER HEAR!!!

I HAVE A NEW BLOG!!! http//dablogosphere.blogspot.com VISIT!!! (P.S. NO www. JUST http//)

Saturday, November 29, 2008

FPS CREATOR!

As you may have heard i am mid way to building 5 hour 20 level fps game based on a zombiecopalypse idea I'll need about $80 to fub=nd the many model packs and the price will have to go up to $5 the game will also come with an online mode and of course an instruction booklet soon I'll let subscribers to QUARK LAB download the game for FRee as well as some patches and stuff.Theses aren't from my game but use FPS creator to build them http://fpscreator.com

Friday, November 28, 2008

A Scientific Poll

AS you've noticed I've added a NEW POLL!! first thing vote on it second to see how many stupid people who click the bottom option ( you can see the distribution of vootes if you click see results) VOTE VOTE VOTE VOE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE

Thursday, November 27, 2008

A Call

Alex called be at about 6:00 today and told me he just got an Xbox360 Arcade ( with a substantial upgrade list of course) and yeah congrats :) I miss my polls:( My Fps creator game will soon be on the market for 2$!!!

Save craze!

More saves from this week! Please comment and give me suggestions of what i should do to make things better. Creadits to NHLvideo. Hope you like it!

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

C.O.D.?.?.?.?.

I'm just posting this because I was playing COD 4 at Andreas's {i'm not that good he owned me 40-80 :( } and I noticed how much it had improved since the original. So when is enough, enough? (COD 8 may be the last) and what should they add to the newest Call of Duty to make it worthg buying??? VOTE ON THE POLLS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sunday, November 23, 2008

A note on politics in the U.S. and Canada

Let me just start off by saying that me and my fellow authors of this blog are 100% Candadian and I'm proud of it. Exept on the extremely huge part of politics. I mean, the American election was more popular in Canada than our own election, what the shizz! All the talk about Obama and how we Canadians are so glad they won i just bullshit to me, why the hell would you care about some other countries leader unless you were directly connected to the consequences? Well, I'll tell you my theroy. Canadians are upset because there leaders to choose from are either Jack Layton the terrorist, Guilles whatever the hell that jackasses last name is, Stephane Dion (welcome, we call this place Earth) or Stephan Harper (puff puff). Elizabeth May and the Green Party don't count. This, as the U.S. egomaniacs called "American citizens" think is the perfect time to corrupt and influence Canada because they think they're better than us. Well I've got a message to all those people who would do this without a second thought, GO TO HELL! In the mean time, ill just shut up.

Friday, November 21, 2008

Freaky Meteor!

This happend last night. My family saw it last night steraking thought the sky around 5:30 in Edmonton/St.Albert. I didnt get a chance to see it because i was at Alexs house. Plz comment. Did you see it?

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Crazy ninja skills!

This guys got skills! Go to http://www.emcmonkeys.com for more! Plz comment. Get out your inner ninja!

Tuesday, November 18, 2008

OMG FUNNY SHIT TIME (again again again)

OMG its achmed the dead terrorist hes gonna kill you!!! Enjoy! Love Blaxo.

Saturday, November 15, 2008

Lols

This is funny! Creadits to collegehumor. Plz comment!

Friday, November 14, 2008

More Saves!

Another edition of NHL saves of the week! Creadits to NHL Video. Plz comment!

Thursday, November 13, 2008

OMG FUNNY SHIT TIME (again again)

Yes more Cyandine and Happiness enjoy! Love Blaxo. Cyanide and Happiness, a daily webcomic
Cyanide & Happiness @ Explosm.net
Cyanide and Happiness, a daily webcomic
Cyanide & Happiness @ Explosm.net
Cyanide and Happiness, a daily webcomic
Cyanide & Happiness @ Explosm.net
Cyanide and Happiness, a daily webcomic
Cyanide & Happiness @ Explosm.net

Fixed.

OK i fixed the blog it was acting funny because SOMEBODY (im not mentioning any names) HARLEY!!! posted like a billion posts and screwed up the gadgets but thanks to me i deleted Harleys post and we will make sure he wont screw up anything again. Love Blaxo. ps. sorry about haveing the same comics in my last post dont know what happen. Wont happen again!

Tuesday, November 11, 2008

OMG FUNNY SHIT TIME!!!! (again)

Heyzzz people for this post i shall present you...(drumroll) CYDINE AND HAPPINESS (applause) so i just posyed a couple of comic strips hope you enjoy them! :) Love Blaxo. Cyanide and Happiness, a daily webcomic Cyanide & Happiness @ Explosm.net Cyanide and Happiness, a daily webcomic Cyanide & Happiness @ Explosm.net Cyanide and Happiness, a daily webcomic Cyanide & Happiness @ Explosm.net

Thursday, November 6, 2008

Fps Doug

I know this is blaxos job but i gotta get this on! Plz comment! Boom Headshot!

Wednesday, November 5, 2008

Super Saves

Here are the best saves of last week! Plz comment. Created by NhlVideo. Hope you like it! I will update this every week.

OMG FUNNY SHIT TIME!!!

alright well i just posted this video and stuff and ya just doin my job (because i think Tegger is taking over. lolz) Credz to egoraptor

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