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Re: There Is No Alt-Left, No Matter What Trump Says

Werner Patels — Thu, 17 Aug 2017 18:20:15 -0000

It does exist, such as the thugs that laid waste to Hamburg recently

Re: Starbucks Canada embauchera 1000 réfugiés

Werner Patels — Wed, 22 Mar 2017 22:39:18 -0000

Bon, je n'y irai plus !

Re: Those efficient Germans have set up a web site to instruct Rapefugees how to have sex with them

Werner Patels — Sun, 06 Mar 2016 00:23:37 -0000

Exactly... subhumans .... that's what I have been calling them. They are not part of the human race at all.

Re: Outage update and our future safeguard solutions

Werner Patels — Sun, 14 Feb 2016 21:20:42 -0000

Is this also why the app in iOS has been unavailable all weekend? You do not indicate any issues (which is usual for your company, unfortunately), but the fact remains that the iOS app could not be used all weekend, because the main Publications screen remains empty, and nothing can be selected, etc.

Re: Liberals Trail Conservatives & NDP by Double Digits In Ontario Thanks To Wynne Endorsement Of Hair Boy

Werner Patels — Mon, 03 Aug 2015 13:30:22 -0000

It's even worse for 'le pretty boy' in QC, where the Libs have now reached levels where the CPC used to be.... this from the latest TVA poll yesterday:

Sondage TVA à 17h ce dimanche 2 août
Bloc Québécois
34%
Nouveau Parti démocratique
30%
Parti conservateur
24%
Parti libéral
12%

Re: National Post View: Legault’s vision is no future for Quebec

Werner Patels — Tue, 24 Mar 2015 21:15:12 -0000

Folks, as you have seen in this thread, politically correct people, or bien-pensants, aren't normal people... they are mentally deficient and need our assistance. One contributor here, Georges Kanoute, can't read AND understand what he sees in newspapers, which is why he's missed a big story the other week that was reported widely in English and French newspapers, on LCN, CBC, etc. His loss. In QC we will build a country and society that is open to anyone who wants become a Quebecer, but our doors will remain closed to those who want to change us (particularly Muslims) and those who come here only to cause trouble and/or commit crimes. Thus, I take leave of this thread, because there's no use discussing issues with mentally deficient, illiterate trolls like Kanoute, who has also posted duplicate entries anonymously here (in some languages his name sounds very much like 'bi***'.... yes, the B-word LOL).

Re: National Post View: Legault’s vision is no future for Quebec

Werner Patels — Tue, 24 Mar 2015 16:56:59 -0000

You are too stupid to have any further discussions with. You can tell this politically correct crap to anyone else who cares, but not to normal people like me. Clearly, you have a lot of growing up to do, and you need to seriously see a psychiatrist to deal with your mental disease, which is political correctness. I strongly suggest you stop contacting me or I will be forced to have your account blocked and deleted. But thank you for demonstrating yet again that you are illiterate and cannot even read and research newspapers and news sources, and that you clearly do not watch television news.

Re: National Post View: Legault’s vision is no future for Quebec

Werner Patels — Tue, 24 Mar 2015 16:07:12 -0000

Please do your own homework. And if you were literate, which you aren't, based on your politically correct nonsense you spew (PC= mental disease), you'd have caught the story on all major TV networks and in the newspapers this past week. The host culture of QC is French, and these values MUST dominate, and any immigrant (= guests) must adapt, NEVER the other way round. If you come to my house, you must follow MY rules, not yours. Quite simple, and normal people understand that without any problems. I have been calling on time limits for immigrants myself for years... not only Monsieur Legault... and any guest who comes here and, say, shoplifts, must be deported immediately. And if after 3 years you can't speak the host language and have not adapted to the host culture, you should be shipped back to your country in a boat with holes in it.

Re: National Post View: Legault’s vision is no future for Quebec

Werner Patels — Tue, 24 Mar 2015 13:59:28 -0000

No, that's not the poll I was talking about. Way more than 80% of Quebecers don't like Muslims, and rightly so. That poll was published sometime last week or so. We welcome anyone who is willing to play by our rules (it's always the host culture that MUST dominate and call the shots), but we have no place for cavemen who still live in the Middle Ages and have nothing but murder on their minds.

Re: National Post View: Legault’s vision is no future for Quebec

Werner Patels — Mon, 23 Mar 2015 22:40:42 -0000

If you paid attention to the news, you'd know that Couillard would not be reelected at this point, and according to a very recent poll, 83%, or even 87% of Quebecers don't trust Muslims and don't want them in their midst... clearly, the result of the events in recent months. This is why the vast majority of Quebecers will speak up next chance they get ... against multiculturalism, against Couillard, against the Rest of Canada... (ha ha ha... your comments were censored... this means, of course, that your comments cannot be taken seriously).

Re: National Post View: Legault’s vision is no future for Quebec

Werner Patels — Mon, 23 Mar 2015 12:44:14 -0000

Which is precisely what we want to achieve with our charter of secular values. But political correctness and multiculturalism are big no-no's in QC. And, yes, after recent events in Canada and around the world, Muslims are not really welcome here, and we stand by that.

Re: National Post View: Legault’s vision is no future for Quebec

Werner Patels — Mon, 23 Mar 2015 12:40:03 -0000

We want a secular society here in QC.

Re: National Post View: Legault’s vision is no future for Quebec

Werner Patels — Mon, 23 Mar 2015 12:15:39 -0000

Your newspaper has become a disgrace. How can you possibly be against measures designed to prevent mosques from being built? The way we do things in Quebec is the right way… We say no to political correctness, which is a mental disease, and which you apparently are afflicted with now, and we say no to the Canadian style of multiculturalism. I will proudly vote for independence, because English Canada has become completely useless… And quite frankly English Canadians are the dumbest people I have encountered in my life, and I have seen most of the world.

Re: Is this a new lawyer television show or Jian Ghomeshi’s defence team?

Werner Patels — Thu, 27 Nov 2014 14:12:52 -0000

Great story! Love it. Too bad you left out Boston Legal, though.

Re: %E2%80%98Comedy+of+errors%E2%80%99+let+woman+become+Canadian+citizen+despite+abysmal+results+on+citizenship+tests

Werner Patels — Thu, 20 Nov 2014 23:24:14 -0000

Strip her, then send her back to the old country...

Re: Actor punched in face while making Nathan Cirillo-inspired anti-racism video in Hamilton

Werner Patels — Wed, 29 Oct 2014 14:39:50 -0000

Being anti-Islam is not "racism", but merely good common sense... the right position to take on a hateful ideology (NOT a religion, NOT a race).

Re: The Last Post in Europe

Werner Patels — Sun, 22 Jun 2014 20:35:16 -0000

The EU is finished. The experiment has failed. It's a dictatorship, as Mr. Blocher in Switzerland tells everybody these days. Switzerland in fact was smart to stay out and keep its borders closed. Elsewhere, particularly in Austria, people are being murdered, assaulted, raped, robbed every day by Romanians, Bulgarians and other subhuman rubbish. Britain will be better off out... besides, Britain isn't Europe, but Britain. Simple as that.

Re: Calgary, best city to live? Puh-leez, don't make me laugh!

Werner Patels — Sun, 08 Sep 2013 23:56:32 -0000

Typical uninformed and uneducated comment by an Albertan. Ontario's minimum wage is in fact higher than that paid in Alberta. The unreasonable overpayment of people working in the oilsands (money they then spend on booze for the sole purpose of getting drunk and getting into fights and speeding on roads doesn't count. The only thing the latter has achieved is that Alberta now has a record number of people without high school diplomas and a growing army of Neanderthals.

Re: Calgary, best city to live? Puh-leez, don't make me laugh!

Werner Patels — Mon, 19 Aug 2013 21:58:41 -0000

Oh, those crazy Calgarians. Never read or think first before posting comments (which they post filled with bad English and poor grammar). I have been away from Calgary only since last October. Therefore, the city hasn't changed one bit (except for all the damage caused by the floods).

Re: Alberta, running out of money?

Werner Patels — Mon, 15 Jul 2013 14:45:44 -0000

No, no flat tax. As I saw first hand in Alberta, flat tax is inherently unfair, and invariably leads to a higher tax burden (I saved a bundle after moving back to Ontario, where I actually pay much less in overall taxes than I did in flat-tax and PST-free Alberta).

Re: Has Calgary been waterboarded?

Werner Patels — Sat, 06 Jul 2013 12:28:52 -0000

Thank you for confirming, via your professional experience, my observations about all that underground water in Calgary.

Re: Canada’s personal debt bubble

Werner Patels — Fri, 05 Jul 2013 22:22:36 -0000

Sure, but this time all the parameters and numbers point to this becoming a real fiasco

Re: Toronto’s mayoral election 2014: two brains against…ahem, Rob Ford

Werner Patels — Fri, 05 Jul 2013 11:47:28 -0000

Exactly. When you let things slide for decades, it's only natural that all things should require immediate attention at once. It makes it look ominous, but it's merely the compressed consequences of decades-long inaction. And if Ford had his druthers, this silly approach would go on and on and on.

Re: Alison loves a good disaster

Werner Patels — Fri, 28 Jun 2013 21:15:44 -0000

You failed to understand and comprehend (as at least half of Canadians regularly do - functional illiteracy is a big problem). I wasn't talking about population growth, but the economy, and that's diminishing at lightning speed. For the record, while the overall population growth number might be positive (but it's a snapshot from some time back), out-migration already began about two years ago, particularly many people from Saskatchewan who decided to move back home because they were getting a better deal there in terms of work, housing, etc. than in Alberta. Alberta is a has-been.

Re: Has Calgary been waterboarded?

Werner Patels — Fri, 28 Jun 2013 21:12:00 -0000

I was frankly feeling the itch a couple of years back, and then had to wait until the time was right, and the conditions for moving then eventually presented themselves.