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My Correspondence with Alberta's Official Opposition for Alberta still has much too many unacceptable liars, spin doctors, immoral persons, people abusers for my own liking.

Many many a bad politician, bad civil servant and bad persons has learned much too late even when they see their sins, wrong doings shouted from the house tops, splattered across the newspapers world wide even persons like Jean Chretien, Ralph Klein, Stephen Harper or Chuck Guite that a (Prov 22:1 KJV) A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches, and loving favour rather than silver and gold. (Eccl 7:1 KJV) A good name is better than precious ointment; and the day of death than the day of one's birth.

My also rather still being nice to the clearly evil, bad persons, politicians and leaders included is realy still a complete waste of time for furthermore they will not change, repent of their wrong doings as a result unless they feel, experience real personal negative consequences, such as the rightful public tarnishing of their names.. there is no reasons for them to change otherwise.. even the Bible itself is a history book mentioning the personal names and the specific public sins, wrong doings of leaders.

Never the less public exposure and the appropriate, fair, honest prosecution of the guilty persons still serves as a good exemplary to everyone's best interest including the guilty offenders.

----- Original Message -----

To: John.Hanley@Assembly.ab.ca

Sent: Monday, August 21, 2006 4:17 PM

Subject: Re: Correspondence with Alberta's Official Opposition

Thank you for your reply..

As you can see by my Internet sites http://groups.msn.com/CanadaToday3 and http://groups.msn.com/CanadaToday4  I have undeniably affected the more truthful Canada wide news media coverage of Alberta for I really was the one firstly who reported to all, the news editors included, news media such as the Globe& Mail too undeniably as well that the lying spin doctors in Alberta were hiding the negative truths from Albertans and the rest of Canada.

Two things I have clearly have learned in dealing with many Albertans the last many decades,

1: Albertan rednecks they are abusive immoral persons in Canada   who wrongfully, clearly do not respect other people's rights, human rights included..

AND WE HAVE SEEN THUS SET BY THE ABUSIVE ALBERTA PREMIER KLEIN  OWN BAD EXAMPLE.

2: These Albertan rednecks they are also often big liars, lying spin .. just look for a great example of how Ralph Klein lied and hid his alcoholic drunkenness for another good example

The no good pretentious Albertan Conservative government and their bad leader has failed to deal adequately not only with the oil royalty fees..

but they the no good pretentious Albertan Conservative government had wrongfully failed to deal with helping all the citizens of Alberta properly, with their educational and health needs, as well as helping all of the poor people included.

They the no good pretentious Albertan Conservative government had also wrongfully failed to deal with the escalating crime , alcoholism, drunkenness, drug abuse in Alberta

but they had also immorally and incompetently had failed to properly plan for , provide for Alberta's economic expansions.. nor deal with the much too professiuonal sbues that still go on in Alberta.

"The Alberta's spin doctors unacceptably lie still about the true state of Alberta's present overall well being, covering up the major negatives all while they slant the positives. Alberta's spin doctors do wrongfully and unacceptably lie still. Alberta still has much too many unacceptable liars, spin doctors, immoral persons, people abusers for my own liking and they seem to have this really bad dictatorship attitude of bossing others, telling them what they can do and cannot do, and who wrongfully made us their slaves.. their slaves we are not for sure. We Canadians are all equals and all free persons now too and do also have our own right of free speech. Alberta needs to clean up it's own yard firstly."

"Reality: Alberta today has many significant, big problems not only for all newcomers but for the existing Alberta's now too. While Wages are going up so are the high cost of living there now as well, and it is a great problem consuming next almost most of the benefits of the supposedly high wages too. And that is just the start."

" Alberta these days is not all rosy. The very High costs of living, incompetence, mismanagement are the basic complaints one hears, experiences in the private and public, civil service sectors of Alberta. Even Premier Ralph Klein came into pwer because of the Albertan PC provincial government's own mismanagement   Premier Ralph Klein too now still is not generally respected outside of Alberta.   Under Premier Ralph Klein the consumer basic costs went up seriously, sky high too. My own valid experience is that Alberta lacks still even the adequate basic justice, even the good police forces for a start."

"you cannot expect to train the many people needed without providing also for low cost housing, low cost living too.. and you still cannot even really import and keep them too. Alberta will have thus major problem of being a really still backwards province economically, socially for decades thus.. and so it is now starting to advocate  more and more NDP, Liberal views."

"The economic rush to profit and to develop Canada's massive oil sands resources has clearly brought forth more claims that the existing and new Oil sands plants do still neglect " significant environmental issues". Add that to the reluctance from the producers, refiners and the further inaction from the Alberta and the federal Government in setting forth an much needed environmental impact statement, " This is not a battle of insignificance". If the Alberta government is now unwilling, not dealing with a large, powerful company that can get away with murder, it certainly does not build confidence that the Alberta Government will deal effectively with any of the other areas . "Big companies make big news. Big companies of mighty nations make bigger news." The Citizens own panics very easily when it comes to matters related to environment and health. Ultimately, the onus is on big corporations, the producers themselves to clean up as well as the Alberta Government. They all, the Alberta government included, must reverse an unacceptable perception that they are more interested in profits than in the well being of others, the environmental safety. "A lot of people would say, 'Would they dare use such an approach in other provinces, or countries?' And the answer is clearly, no. The Alberta government must bring their own  house now in order and become more concerned about the environment, the future, and the citizen's own good welfare, concerns needs."

"Most people know anyway that Alcoholics tend to do very poor or very little really valid work. Alberta's Premier Ralph Klein basically admits that he and his cabinet, the Progressive Conservative parrots MLA's still really do not do too much good, when they sit only 55 days all together per year, and they all thus really do not care about the present, future good welfare of Alberta's, even about Alberta's natural resources when Premier Klein he says his government is not an "interventionist government".. and that is why consumer protection is so bad in Alberta, while Price gouging goes on, why there is no rental controls as well. It clearly also seems in Backward Alberta that the MLAs and Premier Klein are mostly still too incompetent to be an interventionist government to start of with anyway. It is the Alberta's citizens who are the overall losers."

and to make the whole Alberta matters worse we even have a very bad Prime Minister from Calgary Alberta trying to run Canada.

----- Original Message -----

From: John Hanley

Sent: Monday, August 21, 2006 12:44 PM

Subject: Correspondence with Alberta's Official Opposition

Thank you for your recent correspondence with Alberta ’s Official Opposition. Attached is our response to your email. Thank you again for writing

Sincerely

John Hanley

E-mail: John.Hanley@Assembly.ab.ca

Phone: (780) 644-2642

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Not laughing

Ha ha, for the last laugh is on the Conservative MP Jason Kenney .. surely this professing Christian MP too practises these verses of the Bible himself? (Mat 7:3 KJV) And why beholdest thou the mote that is in thy brother's eye, but considerest not the beam that is in thine own eye? 4 Or how wilt thou say to thy brother, Let me pull out the mote out of thine eye; and, behold, a beam is in thine own eye? 5 Thou hypocrite, first cast out the beam out of thine own eye; and then shalt thou see clearly to cast out the mote out of thy brother's eye.

Tory MP spoke to rally of group on terrorist list NDP's Nash lashes out at `hypocrite' Aug. 24, 2006. 01:00 AM

TS "OTTAWA—Conservative MP Jason Kenney, who likened Hezbollah to the Nazi party and condemned fellow MPs for urging dialogue with a terrorist organization, himself spoke to a rally organized by Iranian supporters of a banned terrorist group. A photograph of Kenney, who is Prime Minister Stephen Harper's parliamentary secretary, appears on the website of the National Council of Resistance of Iran, the political wing of the PMOI, or People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran. The PMOI is one of the names used by the MEK, or Mujahedin-e-Khalq, an armed Iranian rebel group formally designated as a terrorist organization by the governments of Canada, the United States and the European Union. The Canadian government put the group on its official terror list in May 2005. Kenney is shown addressing an April 6 rally on Parliament Hill, and the group says he welcomed participants "on his own behalf as well as the Prime Minister." The group touts Kenney's support, saying "dozens of Iranians and supporters of the Iranian Resistance joined in a rally in front of the Canadian Parliament to condemn (the) clerical regime's plan to execute political prisoners in Iran, specially those affiliated to the PMOI." But Human Rights Watch says the Iranian rebel group is itself responsible for serious human rights abuses. It interviewed former members of MEK who reported "abuses ranging from detention and persecution of ordinary members wishing to leave the organization, to lengthy solitary confinements, severe beatings and torture of dissident members."

Kenney said he did not know the rally was in support of PMOI prisoners. He said it was a small crowd of about 30 people. Kenney said he is well aware that the PMOI is also known as the MEK and is listed as a terrorist group.
On Tuesday, Kenney slammed a trio of opposition MPs who visited Lebanon and who called for a dialogue with Hezbollah, which has a political wing and elected members in the Lebanese government, in order to reach a peace plan. Kenney compared Hezbollah to the German Nazi party of the 1930s and said there should be no talks with a terrorist organization even if it boasts democratic support. "We need to learn the lessons of history," Kenney told a news conference. "There was another political party in the past which had democratic support, which provided social services, which played an important role in the political life of Germany in the 1930s, which was also dedicated to violence against the Jewish people."
Yesterday, one of the opposition MPs whom Kenney criticized lashed back. "It really means that Jason Kenney is a hypocrite," New Democrat MP Peggy Nash said in an interview from Cairo. "He's speaking to an organization that's linked to a terrorist organization according to Canada and the U.S. State Department, and he's done it on the steps of Parliament Hill in the name of the Prime Minister," she added. Nash (Parkdale-High Park) said Harper sent Kenney to condemn the opposition MPs "who took their time to try to be helpful." She said Kenney "went out of his way" to undermine fellow MPs "when if he'd actually looked at what we said, it was similar to what he said at the rally." "You can't have it both ways," she said. "I'm criticizing his hypocrisy and his oversimplification of complex matters." Kenney said Nash's criticisms are "utterly ridiculous." "Peggy Nash and company were explicitly talking about negotiations with Hezbollah, a banned illegal terrorist organization. "I, of course, would never advocate the delisting of the MEK or the People's Mojahedin or any other organization deemed by our security and intelligence agencies to be a terrorist entity"

MP's Jason Kenney's turn to rightfully resign too

Professing Evangelical Christian Stephen Harper do note now that Jesus and the Apostles helped the poor people... surely this professing Christian MP. PM too practices these verses of the Bible himself? (Mat 7:3 KJV) And why beholdest thou the mote that is in thy brother's eye, but considerest not the beam that is in thine own eye? 4 Or how wilt thou say to thy brother, Let me pull out the mote out of thine eye; and, behold, a beam is in thine own eye? 5 Thou hypocrite, first cast out the beam out of thine own eye; and then shalt thou see clearly to cast out the mote out of thy brother's eye. (1 Tim 5:8 KJV) But if any provide not for his own, and specially for those of his own house, he hath denied the faith, and is worse than an infidel.

Staggering losses in welfare incomes     OTTAWA, Aug. 24 /CNW Telbec/ - In Alberta, the income in real dollars of a single person on welfare has decreased by almost 50 percent since 1986. Since 1992 in Ontario, the welfare income of a lone parent with one child has decreased by almost $6,600 and a couple with two children has lost just over $8,700.

    The National Council of Welfare's report, Welfare Incomes 2005, paints a dismal picture, and one that is getting worse. When adjusted for inflation, many 2005 welfare incomes were lower than they were in 1986. Most welfare incomes peaked in 1994 or earlier. Some of the losses between the peak year and 2005 are staggering, with one-third of households losing $3,000 or more. Five provinces-Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia-recorded the lowest levels of welfare incomes between 2000 and 2005.

In 2005, the income of a single employable person on welfare in New Brunswick amounted to $3,427-just 19 percent of the poverty line. Lone parent families in Alberta, Canada's richest province, received just $12,326-only 48 percent of the poverty line. All welfare incomes continued to remain far below the poverty line in 2005. With few exceptions, the day-to-day lives of over 1.7 million Canadians receiving welfare - 5 percent of the population - only became more difficult. Half a million of those on social assistance are children.


In July 2006, the National Council of Welfare recommended that the federal government work to develop a national, comprehensive anti-poverty strategy. The findings in Welfare Incomes 2005 argue compellingly that we need to embark on this process immediately.


Council Chairperson John Murphy calls the present situation "shameful and morally unsustainable in a rich country" but also notes, "The generally favourable economic climate at the federal level, and in most provinces, presents a real opportunity for governments to take concerted action to end this kind of deprivation".

    In the fall of 2006, the National Council of Welfare intends to seek the views of Canadians on what a national, comprehensive anti-poverty strategy could look like. The Council believes the re-examination of the place and purpose of welfare in our current income security system would be an essential element.

    The National Council of Welfare is a citizens' advisory group to the Minister of Human Resources and Social Development on matters of concern to low-income people in Canada.

For further information: National Council of Welfare, (613) 957-2961, Fax: (613) 957-0680; Copies of the report are available from www.ncwcnbes.net