...unless of course you are actually involved in this farce.
Look, this is how bad it is: I vote NDP most elections but even I know it is a sad sad day when the Federal NDP has, by far, the most plausible chance of forming a national government people would generally support on the basis of ethics and capability.
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Alan - June 6, 2005 8:06 AM
Another foresnsic specialist pipes in:<blockquote class="smalltext">a section of another conversation reviewed by Mr. Mitchell, in which Mr. Dosanjh asserts that any arrangement made with Mr. Grewal "requires a certain degree of deniability" appears to have been edited in from another conversation, as Mr. Dosanjh had alleged. But Mr. Mitchell said it would take further analysis to determine that with certainty. "The phrase is suddenly -- the amplitude is higher, the frequency content is different, meaning that essentially there are more bottom frequencies in it. The noise signature is different, and on either side of that phrase, they're the same." That section is still included in the new version of the recordings available on Mr. Grewal's website. The 14 minutes of new audio material include passages which do not bolster the Conservatives' case that the Liberals were repeatedly trying to buy the Grewals' vote with government jobs. In some, Mr. Grewal pushes for some offer, while in others, Mr. Murphy indicates he is not ready to make an offer.</blockquote>Nutty.
Alan - June 6, 2005 11:17 PM
Just when it couldn't get weirder...it gets weirder.