‘Tories crewing the Titanic

WATCHING PIERRE
Campbell ancouncing her
candidacy for the Tory
leadership was a depressing
experience.

Why were those people cheer-
ing? As the man in the West Van
watering hole said, it was the
Campbells who betrayed the
McDonalds in the Scottish clan
wars.

Don't they know that every pol-
itician since the late "60s has

- betrayed this country as surely as
the Campbells betrayed the
McDonalds?

The sellout got into full stride
with Pierre Trudeau, the biggest
disaster in Canadian history.

Proof that he was a disaster is
that the CBC has commissioned
the creators of The Valour and
The Horror to make a multi-
million dollar series on him.

Nothing in Wizapland succeeds
as well as failure.

Trudeau arrived on the scene
wearing loafers and a scarf. No-

“ body knew anything about him,
but he did the right kind of
mumbling and Trudeaumania
stalked the streets of Toronto and
‘the beaches of Vancouver.

Campbell also arrived on the

_ scene wearing a scarf, plus blond
hair and a big grin. She is now
“the Pinup PM.”’.

-Camptellmania is now being
nurtured and ence again people
don’t know what they are cheering

_for. As a matter of principle we
should run a mile from a pinup
PM.

When Trudeau was basking in
the admiration of the mob, he
annousced no program other than
“participatory democracy ,’’ which
turned out (o be grants to feft-
wing pressure groups and crazies.

Campbell has also announced
no program. But she is for ‘‘in-
clusive politics.”’ What docs that
mean? The same as participatory
democracy.

Trudeau was played up in the
media as Canada’s John F. Ken-
, nedy, Campbell is being compared

to Kid Clinton.

The hoopla was cnough to put

. Trudeau in, and in no time at all
‘the national debt began its climb
to the sky.

” + Campbell has just discovered
that debt, it seems, and promises
to wrestle that devil to the

“THE FOLLOWING ‘people ap-

peared in North and West Van- ’

. couver. courts .recently: to face
various charges: ;

Before fudge Jerome Paradis in

North Vancouver provincial court

on March 16: ;

.Michacl Alan. Wood, 23, of
_Vancouver, was fined $250 after
he was found guilty of assaulting
Const. L.G. Hamilton on May 24,
1992, in North Vancouver City.
Before Judge Jerome Puradis in
‘North Vancouver proviacial court
on Merch t5:

‘ * Peter Gordon Wortman, 25, of
North Vancouver, received 12
months’ probation after he plead-
ed guilty to defrauding money
belonging to John Edward
Palmers, carrying on business as
Palmer Soccer World, between
May 27 and June 30, 1992, in
‘North Vancouver City and North
Vancouver District.

Wortman is required to pay
_ $600 restitution within two weeks

- of sentencing.

He is also required to. perform
75 hours of community work ser-
vice before June 25.

Before Judge Reginald D. Gran-
’ dison in North Vancouver provii-
cial court on March 12:
. . Mario Laurino, 27, of Burnaby,
was fined $200, $300 and $400
after he pleaded guilty to
_ assaulting the same [female three
times on Aug. 25, 1992, in Bur-

Doug
Coilins

ON THE OTHER HAND

ground. She doesn't say how.

Trudeau promised to wrestle in-
flation to the ground, but never
quite got around to it.

Trudeau never did a day’s real
work in his life outside of politics
and academe.

You can say the same of
Campbell.

So Canada stands ready to be
suckered again. All we know is
that she is an intellectual snob and
has pretty shoulders.

Trudeau was also an inteliectual
snob and had the body of a 25-
year-old,

What we should have learned,
but probably haven't, is that there
is no point in paying the slightest
attention to what the politicians
SAY. The only thing worth paying
attention to is what they DO

What has Campbell done?

She has gone down the road
hand in hand with Brian Baloney,
and Baloncey is a failed con artist.

People expected hii to be a
Tory. Instead, he was just another
liberal in a blue suit,

From immigration to affir-
mative action to bilingualism and
the human rights nonsense to the
financing of pressure groups, he
hewed to the Trudeau policies.

In the matter of the payoff to
the Japanese he went further than
Trudeau ever went and gave them
nearly half a billion bucks, Which.
was a case of buying votes with
the taxpayers’ money.

There was nothing he did to
which Campbell said No. If she
had, she wouldn't be in line for
the Icadership..

naby, Vancouver and North Van-
couver District.

Laurino is required ‘c pay a $75
victim surcharge.
Before Judge Jerome Paradis in
North Vancouver provincial court
on March 12:

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~ Why is she the annointed one?
Because the Tories are the crew of
the Titanic, and the captain and
all the other. top officers have
jumped ship.

‘Inclusive politics?’* Let Pierre
Campbell prove it. Let her say she
will set upa referendum system
on‘the Swiss style, which is the
only way to stop the politicians
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