Czytam wszystkie programy i zadna partia nie satysfakcjonuje mnie w 100%. Jestem za legalizacja marihuany, za skonczeniem rejestracji broni palnej wsrod Kanadyjczykow, za prywatnymi szpitalami i klinikami, za zmniejszeniem biurokracji rzadowej, za zmniejszeniem podatkow, za wiekszym udzialem Kanady w walce z terroryzmem i za skonczeniem globalistyczno-imperialistycznej amerykanskiej wojny z narkotykami.
Juz otrzymalem dwa zawiadomienia o wyborach.
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FEDERAL GENERAL ELECTION
Monday, January 23, 2005
VOTER INFORMATION CARD
If your name and address appear on this card, you are registered to vote.
Keep this card. It will give you quicker access to your polling station.
THIS IS NOT AN IDENTIFICATION DOCUMENT
If this card is not addressed to you or contains errors, please call the toll-free number on the black.
To vote you must:
* be a Canadian citizen
* be at least 18 years old on election day.
Your electoral district: Parkdale--High Park
Election Day
Monday, January 23
You may vote from 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. at:
Keele Recreation Centre
181 Glenlake Avenue
Toronto
Advance Voting Days
January 13, 14 and 16
The advance poll will be open from 12:00 noon to 8:00 p.m. at the following adress:
Keele Street Public School
99 Mountview Avenue
Toronto
Other ways to vote
You may vote by mail or in person at your local Elections Canada office if you apply to do so no later than 6:00 p.m. on Thuesday, January 17.
Download the form from www.elections.ca or
TELEPHONE IMMEDIATELY
Your local Elections Canada office:
1 866 256-8238
Toll-free number
Remax West Building
200-1678 Bloor Street West
Toronto
If you need a language or sign language interpreter, or other special assistance, call before
6:00 p.m. on Thursday, January 19.
TTY 1 800 361-8935
for persons who are deaf or hard of hearing.
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IMPORTANT REMINDER TO VOTERS
Have you received a voter information card like this from Elections Canda?
If yes, is the information accurate?
If no, contact us.
Please see reverse for more information.
ELECTION DAY: MONDAY JANUARY 23, 2006
PLEASE CONTACT ELECTIONS CANADA AT 1 800 463-6868
BEFORE TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 2006, AT 6:00 P.M. IF:
* you did not receive a voter information card
* you received someone else's card, or
* the card has errors in your name or address
TO VOTE IN THIS FEDERAL GENERAL ELECTION YOU MUST:
* be a Canadian citizen
* be at least 18 years old on election day
IMPORTANT DATES
Advance voting days
Polls are open from noon to 8:00 p.m. (local time)
You may register at your advance poll. You will have to provide proof of identity and address.
Friday, January 13, 2006
Saturday, January 14, 2006
Monday, January 16, 2006
Election Day
You may register at your polling station.
You will have to provide proof of identity and address.
Monday, January 23, 2006
Other ways to vote
You may vote by mail or in person at your local Elections Canada office if you apply to do so by the registration deadline. Download the form from www.elections.ca or TELEPHONE your local office IMMEDIATELY.
Registration deadline
Tuesday, January 17, 2006, by 6:00 p.m. local time
How to reach Elections Canada:
By telephone:
toll-free in Canada and the United States 1 800 463-6868
toll-free in Mexico 001 800 514-6868
from anywhere in the world (613) 993-2975
TTY: for persons who are deaf or hard of hearing 1 800 361-8935
By Mail: 257 Slater Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0M6
By fax: 1 888 524-1444
www.elections.ca
MARIJUANA 'WONDERFUL' SHOULD BE LEGAL, LAYTON SAYS
NDP leader 'blowing smoke to make point, his predecessor says
BY TROY REEB
OTTAWA * Marijuana is a "wonderful substance" that should be legalized says NDP leader Jack Layton, who accused the Liberal government of not going far enough with its plan to decriminalize the possesion of small amounts of the drug. Canadians must be able to freely purchase or grow their own pot, Mr. Layton said in a recent interview with Pot TV, a Vancouver based Internet site. The Liberal government is planning to decriminalize possession of 10 grams or less of marijuana for personal use. It recently reduced the amount to be decriminalized from 15 grams. In a videotaped segment on the site, Mr. Layton appeals directly to pot smokers, encouraging them to join the NDP and help create "a legal environment in which people can enjoy their marijuana in the peace and quiet of their own home or in a cafe." Martin Cauchon, the Justice Minister, told Global National it would be "irresponsible" to do as Mr. Layton suggests and remove all penalties for marijuana. "He should consult Health Canada, and he would understand cannabis is a harmful product and people shouldn't be using cannabis." "Maybe he's trying to take over the Marijuana Party," joked Canadian Alliance MP John Reynolds, who also accused Mr. Layton of making "irresponsible" comments. "I think everyone knows Jack Layton well enough to know he often blows smoke to make a point," said New Democrat MP Alexa McDonough, the former party leader. In Saskatoon yesterday for an NDP rally, Mr. Layton acknowledged that his use of the word wonderful to describe marijuana was "sensational." But he insisted his comments would not alienate the party's grassroots. "The current law being proposed is going to make it a criminal offence to pass a joint from one person to another," he said, adding that without providing for a legal supply of marijuana, the government could actually be boosting organized crime. Marc Emery, the marijuana advocate and seed salesman who runs Pot TV, told Mr. Layton, "We're looking for someone - I don't want to use the word 'saviour' - but we're looking for someone like yourself." Global National (NATIONAL POST, Saturday, November 8, 2003).
'Wonderful' marijuana
Re: Marijuana 'Wonderful,' Should Be Legal, Layton Says, Nov. 8. Jack Layton, leader of the federal NDP, may have broken a political taboo, but his comments won't surprise the millions of Canadians who, from time to time, use marijuana "responsibly." Marijuana, used in moderation, can induce a gently altered mental state that not only enhances enjoyment of food, music, love-making, etc., but might sometimes genuinely enhance certain kinds of thinking. In a carefully controlled experimental study that my colleagues and I reported some years ago, there was clear evidence that, for some people, smoking marijuana can improve certain "right hemisphere" pattern recognition integration abilities, even while modestly reducing certain "left hemisphere" verbal-analytical abilities. Whether this trade-off is worthwhile would presumably depend on what one wants to accomplish while "high." Richard A. Harshman, professor, department of psychology, University of Western Ontario, London, Ont. (NATIONAL POST, Wednesday, November 12, 2003).
Partia Liberalna (Liberal)
Pomimo kilku zasadniczych posuniec rzadu liberalow, takich jak porozumienie w sprawie sluzby zdrowia z jesieni 2004, zalegalizowanie marihuany i zalegalizowanie malzenstw tej samej plci, wciaz na nich spoczywa ciezar skandalu sponsorskiego.
Nowa Partia Demokratyczna (NDP)
Legalizacja marihuany
Partia ta popiera legalizacje i oczekuje od panstwa sprawowania kontroli, tak aby nie uzywano marihuany ze szkoda dla zdrowia. Uwaza, ze niezalegalizowanie bedzie zachecalo do niezgodnego z prawem handlu narkotykami i tworzylo kryminogenny klimat. Rozpoczety przez liberalow proces legalizacji marihuany zostal przerwany wraz z upadkiem rzadu (GAZETA 4, 6-8 stycznia 2006).
Uzalezniony George Michael
George Michael uwaza, ze najwiekszym bledem, jaki popelnil w zyciu, bylo uzaleznienie od marihuany.
Muzyk, ktory uzaleznil sie do narkotyku po smierci swojego partnera Anselmo Feleppy, przyznaje, ze chociaz udalo mu sie zerwac z nalogiem nikotynowym, prawdopodobnie do konca zycia bedzie musial palic marihuane. "Dzieki Bogu nie pale juz papierosow, ale ciagle popalam skrety z marihuany, chociaz bardzo staram sie z tym walczyc. Zaczalem palic w wieku 30 lat, kiedy umarl Anselmo. To byla najglupsza rzecz, jaka w zyciu zrobilem i najbardziej tego zaluje" (ZYCIE, 15 - 21 grudnia 2005).
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