Reply #9: So what are you saying? [View All]

[sweetheart]

Surely he would not be the preferred liberal leader if he was a neocon... and his stand against canadian bank mergers during his finance minister period shows that certain ilk.

I do not know about shipping... surely a person from that sector would have to speak about the global competetive pressures in that area, and not just about some flags.

In his work in charge of the liberalization of global finance under the United nations, Mr. Martin has been quite liberal and exceptional championing a regimen that would have brought (if anyone in the G7 leadership in 98 was sincere) a radical shift towards open financial access for all 6 billion human beings on the planet... increasing property rights and human rights.

You're wrong about Mr. Martin. He will prove a more dynamic and progressive liberal leader than chretien.