Reply #13: sunshine policy [View All]

These men *are* the leaders i'm trusting to temper GWB on the
world stage at this very moment in time. Credit is due now and
that is the regard in which i mean it. My heart flies on his flavour
of neoliberal ambition and not that of washtington, despite my life
and passport.

PM has potential as a very outstandingly educated and wise statesman
to do great things for this whole planet over, no shit indeed, and i've EXTREMELY high expectations of him in this current time of GWB
leadership vacuum of liberal democracy. I see a brilliant leader
who legallizes cannabis and changes a world long term policy of
stupid drugs wars in favour of treatment and decriminalization...
someone who would offer a non-crony way to access global financial
markets to the world. Paul martin is god until proven otherwise.
He must wake up to the fact that he has been cut a gazillion miles
of slack, to be a great man, a profound enlightened politician
of the trendsetting democratic liberalism of this next cycle.
Tony has blown it, and switz is too right.

Canada has the vibe... new zealand is cool, but too tiny and
monocultural in the strategic sense. Finland also, good for a
monoculture, but no example. Belgium for multiculture and for
its failure as well. Denmark fails with its right wingism and
its alliance on the WOD. Switzerland for legallizing pot and
having an outstandingly preserved natural climate even today
with civilized democratic peaceful educated wealthy multiculture
pretty much a *10*.

Sorry for being a rambler... just a braindump.